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ARRIVALS

1lvrRroo-s Steamship CITY of Baltimore-Mrs Tucker
Misses nase and Anoie and Master Ellis Tucser Mr Bailey
and lady George Rizzr and lady, Mas
~lham and Ed~ad hizxie, Bugh Donohue and lady
Asophus wise Ma son. Miss Burke Mrs Comerford
Feht y Cornell, Francis Blake. Rev John
Mako Mr. yeon simpson. John hsckay George Hargood
ooh q nidcy VIM Spencer, Francis Lopay Charles Kirk
pstrkk george Malnson Edward Hope ny Gaee George
)scl sn Fitzpatrick Harry, John Schmidt Frank
Solomon and laty
hIcnnoNp-stesmship YorhtowD-Wm Wooster WI Pot
Thos Cordial and lady, SCOTT Miss Emma Dealy
sis~ b Alien, H Lathrop Hy Salomonsky; Mrs Angel,
? Lynch, mrs 4 Ayres, Benteen. s. Allen, Mrs An
dre and daughter Churchill and lady Mrs veghte
MRS capt sarsh Jno Heek-and five in the steerage.
c.RnEsAs-Brg Toccoa-Francis Agrera
HAssASiLIA-Schr Caroline E seeie-Clarence Akmah
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-csnadian sour was steady and in good demand with
ales Of 1000 bbs part for future delivery S. 40
80 Iof lair TO good extra Southern -four hrmer
nd in good demand with sales Of 500 boIs clos
ing within the range OF the above quotations Rye -four
was N fair reqnes at our figures, with sales Of 300
Wheat active and prices higher ths siies foot
60 about 1876 600 bushels at 81 46 81 IS for white
81 IS for Mii~aakes and Canals Club .csorting 20
quality, and 81 n 81 % for Chicago spring 81 As
q % for white Ohio and Indiana, 81 80 or Rac,s,
81 b6 q 81 90 for white Michigan. Corn advaussl
lc, with sales Of Goo bushels at Co.. for new
and soc. 70hc for old Western mixed, e7c. Tic for
Gao 66c BarIeysales zoo bushels 7lc for State,
in part Oats were arm and In moderate request.
corrrE was in good semsnd with sales of 200 mats
Java at 17c, 200 bags Rio at 12Hc 1870 and 100
do. Rio, at auction at II 40 132lc.-Average l2fc
Co1roSrbe market was active and higher, closing at
about 5000 bales 1870 or which were sold in transit
IRON New Oleans. There rumors Of sales Of 9th "
lots amounting 10 about 5000 oales which could not
trace. We now qnoe mida,ipe upsnda at l24c, though
some sales were reported az I fraction less.
FhNGnIs 10 Liverpool 10 coo bushels corn we're re
ported a. 91sd IN bulk 1000 900 bbls noi at Rs
Some bacon and lard were reported al 32s Oh while
cn'ttn was ad, q SOD 10 london about 1000 bo,s
cf tour were engaged at 81 a. with small lot atSs "a;
bartn AZ 40s vessel was taken mp for Glasgow 10
lord with wheat, At Id. aad ahout 900 Bushels
asa engaged b. ano,her vesss at D. t. vessel Also
engaged to load with Norfolk privaiA
BAY me market was steady, with sales O COD ca'ss
chipping lots ut 75o. n SOC
MolAssEs The sales embraced about As hbds, Porto
Rico at 32c &c.. and 80 do Cuba muscovado at 3ac.
q $40
NAVAL s1oRRs.-Sales Of 400 bbs spirits turpep.,ue
made AT 33c for rejected lots and at SIC for NJ
York bills N shipping order; and 500 bbls good No
to low No. at 81 65 81 90
Observation-Disclosures market was heavy; while the
sas embraced about $50 hills At $40 IS for mess aui
S2 % sl2 10 ior prime Reef was IN fair request while
sales limited, a. IS rs 50 SIX for c,natry mess,
aud $40 $l1 for Beef hams and prime mess
qnic and nominal Bacon steady, with GALES OF go
lhns rough sides az private terms Lard steady
with sales OF 500 bbls and tiarces Mt DC 10, Cut
steady and In fair request. with limited sales At &c
6hc. for shoulders ana &c. SIC. for hams. Butter
and cheese unchanged.
RIcE-Sales Of $40 casks were IN lde a. axe a 4c.
SITtEs -salee Of 000 pounds nutmegs reported
at private terms, and 100 bags pepper At SIC.
suGARs.-Tbe market was steady. with sales Of 257
hhts included in which $50 bh5s Porto Rc1 from
Sc SIC the remainder consisted of Cnbas at Axe a
exc 225 boxes Havana at 61Sc and 18S bags At exc
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SECOND BOARD.


1HCRSDAY, WayCn go I. NJ
AsHEsThe market was quiet with small sales 1T IS 81
for both
BREApsruEFs. -Flour-The market, in conselasDee of
the egn news, hrmer, It advance OF och l0c
per Dbl, especially for State and Western brands. The
sales footed up about 900 bbs, closing within the fol
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The exchanges at The Bank Clearing House this
morning were SCI, Ala ,SO7 81, and the balances
sl,l46,756 81.
The vigo, which left Liverpool on the 9th inst.
brings f24s $40 in specie, which, together with
the fsl 1913 by the City Of Baltimore, makes
total of 81 $50 900 to be added to our already over
flowing bank vaults.
The following is the specie list of the City Of
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Il carrying on their CONTEST H the banks ana
bankers Of New YOrk and New Orleans withhold
nom their respective governments the money new
asked for, civil war will be an impossibility, ana
reunion forced issue Without money IT win be
impossible for the government Of either section
90 make war on the other. Without money famine
will bring the complaints to terms. All the dis
astrous events which are so gravely apprehended
by the mercantile community at the present time
presuppose that the two rival governments are
supplied with money. withhold the parse-as the
old English commons used to do when their mon
archs exceeded their constitutional prerogatve-
and want will quickly bring politicians to their
senses.
At any rate, whatever course our Northern
capitalists may pursue it would seem to be mere
common prudence on their part to ascertain, be-
fore they lend their money, what course the 60
vernment Of the United States proposes to pursue
both in regard to the seeded States and the
Morrill, tariff If this Morrill, tariff remains on the
statute book grass will grow in the streets of New
York, and our capitalists will convict themselves
of insane folly if they lend money to the govern
ment II, again, war is to be declared, the re-
manning $40 900 900 authorized by the last Con
gress win shortly be wanted, and government
stock will fall. 1t seems only prudent that COM
mittee of bankers and merchants should 60 to
Washington and endeavor to ascertain Mr.. Lin
the new loan.
The following was the business of the Sub
Treasury to-day
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John II. JeiCcH y Carter,
STORE 80 SUMMER STREET,
Next door to the Post OGlceJ
BOSTON.
Sold BY all Druggists.
STATE OF MAINE.
YORK, S.

~ hOhh, oc-
L's' To tAs sheriff -four rsspsefirs coanti,,. or
~ TO either Of their Depafisss GREETING.
WE command you to attach the goods OF estate
w OF Julius Il. Gerson and Simon Schwabacher
othof Blddeford In said county. traders aud co.
partners doing business In the firm name ofGeron
4 Scbwabacher 10 the value Of three hundred, and
any dollars, and summon the said Gerson sch-
wabacher az they may lie found In your precincO
10 appear before our Justices VI our supreme ~.
djciai Court, next TO be holden at Alfred, within
and for our said County OF Yorko the fourthTues.
day OF May A. ID. 1850, then and there In our sald
Court 10 answer unto Lycurgus EdgeTton, Mchaei
w Rogers and Walter +. Hatch all OF the city, CO.
and state OF New York, Merchants and co-partners
doing business IN the arm name OF l.. Edgerton,
Rogers and Hatch. In plea OF the case for that
wit at Aired Aforesaid. ON tho twentieth day Of
September In the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and hity nine by their note In wit,
ing by them signed Of that date for value received
promised tho plaintis, TO pay them or their orher
M the IIayerhIll Bank, q Banking corporation,
doing business at Iiaverhill 10 the Commonwealth
OF Massachusetts,, two hundred and hfty,six dollars
time las long since elapsed. and ithe Plaintiffs
aver that they were then and there ready at the
said time and place OF payment to receive the
Yet the ,aId Defendants though requested, have
not paid the same, but neglect so u do.-To the
damage OF the said PLAINTIFF (as they say) the
sum OF twelve hundred and my dollars when
due damages. And have you there this writ with
wv W,t s JOHN & TENNRY, Esquire, at Alfred
the nineteeth day OF March In the year of Lord
one thousand s'sn' HN'' c.B. IohD, cios.
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To Eilcard T.. Bourne, one Of the Justices Of
hs Peace rithia aud for the CoHAty Of
York:
DESPECTFULLY represents the subscri-
IL bers, members Of the First Congregational
Parish in Kenpebunk, in said County, that
some Of the proceedings thereof, rs exhibited
by the Records, are Of doubtful validity. They
therefore request that you would call meeting
Of said Parish 10 see whether they will ratify
and confirm its dOings as heretofore set forth in
its said records.
Kennebunk, April 9th, 1881.
WM. WILLIAMS,
JOS. DANE,
y. THOMPSON,
GEO. W. wALLINGFORD,
HENRY KINGSBURY.
To George W. wallingf0rd, member OF the
First Congregational Parish in kennebunk
YOU are hereby directed 10 notify the
i members Of said Parish TO meet at It's Meet
ing House in said town on Tuesday, the twenty
second day Of April inst, at three o'clock IN
the afternoon. by causing . copy OF the forego-
ing petition, with this order thereon. 90 be pub
lshed in the Union and Journal, public news
paper printed in Bddef0rl. in said County,
seven days at least before said day Of meeting,
TO act on the matter set forth In said petition.
Dated at Kennebunk, April 9th, ISL.
EDWARD T.. BORNE,
Justice Of the Peace.
A true copy OF the original petition with the
Attest: GEO. W. wALLINGFoRD.
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At Q Court OF Probate. held at Alfred, within and
for the county of York. on the first Tuesday In
April, In the year Of our Lord, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one, by the Hon. l. 4. Bourne,
Judge of said Court.
JrNPERIENCE PERKINS, Adminlstratrix OF the
" estate Of yOTHIM PERKINS, late OF sanford,
In sAd county. deceased having presented her nrst
account OF administration Of the estate OF said de-
ceased for allowances
Ordered, That the said accountant give notice to
all persons Interested by causing copy Ofthls
der u be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
UAioa 4 JsHruaf, printed al BiddefOrd In said
cOanty, that they may appear AZ Probate Court
90 be held at BiddefOrd In said county the drst
Tuesday I'm May next at ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause. tf any they have,
why the same should not he allowed.
i6 attest George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy, attest, George n knOwlton, Register,
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DIR. BELLS
9r1t19h PILLS.

These pills have been used In England Tor over
one hundred yeaD ~ Standard h,aiiy medicine,
In The bood. and yet they are the niifssf ksas
and opersts without producing any of the karsl,
gi,,ss ssfss produced BY other pills In The soups
Of their euratve powers they reach and orcrcosss
No family should Be without them. FOR sais by al
dsslsrs IN medicine u - cents boz.
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STATE OF MAINE.

~ YORK S.
~ s%Ssr SS Of SsS Deputies, GREETIsG,
WE command you TO attach tho goods or estate
w OF Julius \. GeIson and Simon Schwabacher,
both Of Biddefori In said County OF York, traders
and co partners, doing business under the hrin
name OF Gerson a Schwabacher, 70 the value OF
four hundred dollars, and summon the said defend
ants, or they may be found In your precncD TO- ap.
pear before our Justices Of our supreme judicial
Court, next TO be holden ut Alfred, within and for
May, A ID. 1850, then and there in our said Court
10 answer unto Frederic w. lochkiss, OF the city.
county and State OF New York, merchant. In plea
OF the case for that the said defendants Mt said CITY
Of New York, TO wit Alfred aforesaid, on the t~en.
teth day OF September In the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and hity-nine, by their
note In writing Of that date by them signed for val
ne received promised one L. Edgerton, Rogers ana
Hatch TO pay them or their order two hundred and
Any six dollars and sixty cents at the Hfyerhill
Bank. In FIVE months from the date OF said note.
which time has elapsed, and the said Il. Edgerton:
the date Of said note by their endorsement In wri.
ting on the back OF said note for value received
ordered the contents OF said note to be paid 70 the
plaintiff or his order according TO the tenor there
had notice and thereby became liable, and then
and there In consideration thereof promised the
plaintiff to pay him or his order the contents OF
said note according 10 the tenor thereof. And the
plaintiff AYERS that he was then and there ready at
the time and place OF payment OF said note 70 re-
ceive payment OF the same.
Also for that the said defendants, at said New
York 10 wit said Alfred on the day OF the date
hereof being indebted TO the plaintiff In the other
sum of three hundred dollars for so much money
before that time had and received by the said de-
PENDANTS 10 the PLANTING use, then and there In
consideration thereof promised the plaintih to pay
him that sum on demand
Yet the said Gerson 4 Schwabacher, though 70.
quested. have not paid the same sums or either oil
themsor any part thereof, but neglect 30 TO do-to
sum OF four hundred dollars, Which shall then aud
there be made 10 appear, with other due damages.
And have you there TIL, writ with your doings
therein. -
the tventy.hrst day OF March In the year OF our
Lord on thousand eight hundred and sixty.
c. u. Lord, Clerk.
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British oleOn
r.r nre.slur the Hair.

Perrnmed with Otto of Roses.
The oil from which this elegant preparation IL
made Is obtained from plum which grows only In
Persia, In Asia. where II is used extensively for
dressing the hair. especially by the ladies. The
Persians have the most beautiful hair OF any peo-
pie In the world. These Acts were observed by the
celebrated Oriental traveller, Dr. ssephen.on VINO
FIRST brought some OF the oil 20 England IN ana
sold 10 10 . chemist In London Its vsi9e ~ once
mense. III lie said that ~ many a. 0nO bcttles o.
II have been cold in that city alone In one day.
gives the hair . rich. dsrs, glossy appeannee: and
m n fr,e FROM ali the sfieky sasissss which all
other oils have. and does not leave the hair brash,
dry and fiii OF dandrun. IL can be coundertiy
ststed that 70 II the most perfect hair dressing in
he World. The Otto Of Hoses. costing rom 80 70
ss m ounce IL now used In Il, which, when eomhln.
"a with the natural agrAnce OF the oil. gives u
peculiar and most beautiful perfume. for ale ~
al spothecaries. Pries only - esnu. Dcne's siss
Is cents. Wa
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At Court ofProbats, held at Alfred, within and
for the county Of York, ON the arst Tuesday oi
April, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and xty-OneI by the Hon. 4. L. bourne.
Judge OF SAid Court
IN the petition Of JEREMIAH HILL, interested
~ In the estate Of JEREMiIH MIL, late OF Ly-
man. In said county, decessed. praying that adj
minstration Of the estate of aid deccAsed may Be
granted 10 him or TO some other suitable persons
Ordered. That the petitioner elite the widow and
next Ain 10 take ADMINISTRATION and give notes
thereof 10 the heirs of aid deceAscd and % all per
sons interested In aid estate, by causing copy d
this order 20 be Published In the U.ios a Journal
printed In Biddeibrd. In said county. three weeks
snccesslyely, that they may appear al Probate
Court 90 DO held az Biddef0rd. In said county, on
the arst Tuesday of May next. at ten Of the eloeA
In the forenoon. and shew cause, II any they have
granted.
i6 Attest George IL. Knowlton. Register
Arus copy, attsst, Gsor.s II. knowlton, Register
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, S.
AT the Supreme Judicial Court begun and held
at saco, within and for the county Of York on the
first Tuesday OF January A. ID. 1861
In the above action. II appearing that simon
schwabachcr. one OF the defendants. 4. out OF the
State, and has never been notified and has no ten
ant. agent or attorney In this state upon whom 10
serve notice. the court order that the paintn cause
the said defendant 20 be notified OF the pendency
of this suit by serving him In hand with an attest
ed copy OF the writ and this order or Court there
on, fourteen Tor by publishing the same three weeks
successiyely In the Union and Journal anewspaper
printed in Biddeford In said county OF York, the
last publication thereof 10 be thirty days at least
before the next term Of said Court Ia be held at
Aired within and Tor said County Of York. on the
fourth Tuesday o, May A. u. 1851. that he may
then and there In said Court appear and show cause,
fanny he have why Judgment In said action, should
not be rendered against him and execution Issue
accordingly.
Attest, G. II. LORD, cios
True copy ofths original writ and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest, CD LORD, Ciut
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AT AUCTION.
FOR SALE.

The farm on the Ferry Road, adjoining the
Isaac Marshall place. known as the Chandler
place Said farm contains about Is acres, nine
tillage and the remainder woodland. There is
a good well ON the premises, and small tene-
ment. Will be sold at auction ON SATURDAY,
the 9th inst, on the premises, II not previous
ly disposed Of at private sale.
For further particulars, inquire at the Union
and Journal Office.
Saco, April 10. 1851. 3w-l0
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FOR SALE.

Two ACRES OF LAND SITUATED ON THE
Quincy Road,x part ofthe Henson field socalled,
and eight acres ofland In Kcnnebunkport. Also
two hundred and any cords Of hard and pine wood,
. lot OF vhite-oak timber and some framing timber.
Orders for wood may DO len
AT MY MEAT MARKET,
On Alfred Street. where may be found
BEEF. PORK. SAUSAGE. &c.
A. J. HAM.
Biddsf0rd, March u, 1851. uia
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THE ISABELLE.

Tho body is cut with three seams In the back
with lappels on the back seams,deep flowing sleeves
with lappels to match the body. 1t has Spanish
collar which is cut to point behind as deep as the
waist and extends TO the bottom Of the garment In
'front.', and is bound in with the mont. Trimmed
with rich cable cord buttons and galoon to match.
IA. DAY, No. Union Block, Biddeford.
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THE UTILITY.

This garment is made Of Water proof or Repel.
liant Cloth and is designed to take the place OF the
'Old Water Proof Circular" The Utility Is cut
with body Of the French Sack. with half drapery
sleeves and cuffs. Its chief popularity consists In
the novel construction Of the collar which, pleas
aui weather is large plain cape or collar over the
shoulders but Is cut double with q girdlo In the
edge, with which It can be gathered or drawn up
into a regular hood, over the bonnet or head, and
tied under the chin In q rain or when desired.
IA Day, No. 4 Union Block. Biddeford.
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z. II. MCKINNEY,
No washington Block, Liberty st., Blddsford.
March q, 1861. II
10000

DR.. Burlelgh smart's Cough Medicine was dlseov.
cred by old Dr. Burleigh smart, Of Kennesunk.
BE aud will cure the WORT Cough In three days.
Q bottle.
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BOSTON BELLE.

This is an elegant Dress Cloak. Itiscut to.ft "a,
form at the back, and has sack or loose front
The sleeves are also entirely new, and are mark
ed novelty in their construction. Theyare cut full
drapery, and plated up at the hand with cuff
which extends from the shoulder over the top Of the
Ileeve around the hand. The waist and back are
In one piece with five box plats three at the back
and one on each hip, allowing the skirt to hang In
ample folds with very small circular collar faced
With the cloth, and the whole garment trimmed
with galloon aud French buttons to natch-it is In
Iced graceful garment.
IA. DAY, No. Union Block, Diddeford.
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Gegal Uotites.

At a Court Of Probate held At Alfred, within and
for the county OF York, on the first Tuesday In
April in the yeaTOfOur Lord eighteen hundred
and slxty-one, by the Hon. L. E.Bourne, Judge Of
said Court,
NATHAN d. APPLETON. Trustee under the will
~ OF ANNA HALL, late OF kennebunk, In said
county deceased having presented his first account
of administration Of the estate OF said deceased Tor
allowance
ordered That the said accountant give
notice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy
iy In the UHioR AID Joaraai, printed az Biddeiord
In said county. that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 he held at BiddefOrd. In said county, ON
the frst TUESDAY In May next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon. aud shew cause, " any they
nave, why the same should not be allowed.
i6 attest, George II. Knovlton. Register.
true copy attest George IL. knowlton, Register
At acourt ofProbAte held at Kennehunk With in and
for the county OfYOrk, ON the hrst Tuesday In
March, la the year Of oar Lord eighteen hun
Judge OF said COarti
JENNIE v. wIGGIN, widow ofSlMUEL Z. WIG
81 GIy late 81 Saoo, In said county. decvascd hay-
Ing presented her petition Tor allowance out u the
personal estate OF said doeeasedi
Ordered That the SAID petitioner give notice 10 all
persons interested, BY causing copy OF this order
To be Published three weeks successfully In the Us-
sea yssrpal pointed at BiddefOrd In said county,
that the, may appear at Probate Court TO he
held st Biddeford, In said county, on the hrst
Tuesday In May next, at ten OF the clock In
the FORENOON, and shew cause II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
i6 attest George II. Knowlton. Register.
A true copy, attest, George IL. hnowlton, Register
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At Cont OF Probate, held at Alfred, within and
fOrthe county OF York, ON the first Tuesday of
April, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and slxty-One, by the Hon l. L. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court.
IN the petition OF PIIILANDER ROBERTS, Ad-
" mnistrator Of the estate OF NAHUM ROBERTS,
late Of Alfred In said county. deceased, represent
ing that said Nahum Roberts died seized and pos
sesse Of certain real estate moro fully described
In said petition.
That an advantageous OGer ofane hundred and
sixty dollars has been made by lothian Allen, OF
Alfred In said county which offer IL Is for the In.
teTest OF all concerned Immediately to accept and
praying that license may be granted him to sell
and convey the interest Aforesaid according 10 the
statute in such eases made and provided.
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereo.
10 all persons Interested In said estate, by eausin.
copy OF this order 10 be published In the Union 4
Journal. printed in BiddeiOTd, in said county, for
three weeks successfully, that they may appear
at a Probate Court TO be heldat BiddefOrd, in said
county. on the first Tuesday In May uext, at
ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and show cause II
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
Is Attest, George n. Knovlton, Register
true copy, Attest, NeOrge II. hnowlton, Register