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N. England Screw Steamship Co
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

Tho splendid and fast Steamships
49, Dtrige, Capt ~. SHxRwoop, and
IHEfrnacenis, Capt W. W. SHERWOOD,
Gkxa0will until further notice run as fol.
lows
day and Saturday, at o'clock Il. VI, and leave Pier
~ East River, New York, every Wednesday and Sat
ur,iay, at o'clock 4. NJ.
These vessels are fitted up with fnc sccommods
tions for passengers making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Name.
Passage, in state Room, 500. Cabin passage,
s1,m Meals extra. g.,
Goods forwarded by this line To and nom Montresi
Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport and ST.
John.
shippers are requested tosend their Freight to The
leave Portland.
for Freight or Passage apply TO
EMhk ION, BrOwn's Wharf. Portland.
III; u. CROMWELL Como. So West Street, New
York.
Portland. May -. lees. 40
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EnuliSh Sujpuing Roller Co.

n,v,nvSn a, d.lr 10 holders Of Stock on the hrst day
Y - ,a.,t IssS In the Ensish Spinning Roller Comp,-
- s, ~, cu, Iayahls amer March 10, at the Of
A.. - ,hs srnrany In Quinby swectsir's Block.
h'e " ue '''i'N'' CHARLES HARDY, Treas'r
nda.srl. Feb. Is, 1850. 2wl0
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Notice.

4 SPECIAL MEETING % the Stockholders II the English
n spinning Roller C,sntany viii ~ hc a the cr II John
NJ. Gosiwin In city Bulhng Tilt RsDAN March ;, at
o'clock r. NJ, n they will acccPl the amendment TO
The charter II The cuuany Ias 10y the last lsgslre
ai to Transact any other business that nay galy ooue BE-
tfr the meeting.
TYR Oclsr Il The pircctors.
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USE HELMBoLD5
FLUID ExTRAcT BuoHu

In all Diseases of these orgIns, whether existing IN
"Ho. or Fsmr'e" from ri ,t>esr e'ie origin tim,
and matter how ong Standing II peasant in II to
and odor, /" Immediate" in acton, and m,rc strength
enny than any OF the preparations Of Bark or Eor.
Those suffering from Brot-, down or Deiior, C5rpi
tuipn', propr, hs rr'efy at onrs.
Tie reader must be aware that however slight may
be tie attack Of tho above diseases It IL csrai, 10 NJ
feet Ms Bciay Hcdph, 1,n,dI Pousrs, AMI H,r1in,,,
AL the above diseases require tho aid OF diurciic.
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CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD.

Assets, about
rrrsenk number Of Policy holiers, over.
New pocies issued the past year. over.
Receipts tr the year. about.
Dividends 10 lie pail the present year. per Ct
Dividends Of profits declared annually on ne rsf day Of
February, EXCESSIVELY FOR rus BESETr OF the INSURED
which have averaged 50 sr cent since the organization
Of the eunpany In 1878.
An Policies tsuel by this cmpany either nontrfita
HE by their terms may i converted into tho-c which are
O.. Al te o,ion q the insured. Documents always on hand
AMI sent by mail on addressing X III HAYES,
N fsrN VOL North
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LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED

IN the rst Ofhcc at Btlieflri State % Mane The lst
L day % March, 1866.
All MARGARET Knox Darius
Tagly Thomas lSnnard W
Iuriham Mary A Libby Augusta VI
Brrk Miriam II Ittlcheh LHy
Drarv Clara L,pl Mary
n,ssick Mrs LrvettSHM
Be,n joel Mitigate VIM II
Rtlr,r Fannie " Merrill Sarah
ChapHn AP MarstOn Sophrona
Cols ny Moore Mrs Moses ID
Cobb Nellie Moran Jennie
Cos G,orreanna Mayarl Joseph II
Coffy Mary Mckewey James
Ch,Iuller Martha Merrill Jennie
Davis IAIry Matherson flnra
Di.ham Mrs John Mcdaniel Nellie:
Duran, Hannah J Morgan Harry
pysr Lizzie Morse IizIie NJ.
p,arlurn HlcnN Messler Corl,la
D,yyto AlAle Mason Atdc
purrin &C Osborn John
Durgn Albert O'Rouke Michael
powAR Iercy ScOtt
Do,sisss ,ntouia Pcygy Joseph
iadrtige iIccn ieek Elmer
F,.ss IIsEie Ferry Elmra
TolSsne EliEaE Kicker Charles
Fr,r.t MARY l. Role Fannie
Thyrry Mary Ripley Een u
1,onnon sarah Rumsry Louisa
Gryly Ruth Howell ksu'Sn
Corlon NM Ryen susie A
Cuu,r Maria Sayey Thomas
Go.IwiuG Sessions Nancy q
I,orlon hmm, Small Maria l.
G.rIon Fryman SawyerLS
t!rry Cor, SWEET Louisa
IIsper AIblouJ SIsSi John
IIanmori BctscyE smith CAPT James
lluntcr DOS Smui Lul
Hawkes. GeTycf smith farheh
lin Lizzie VI Thhiits lula
IIuff rs THOMPSON Elwn
Harmon Jesse-paytou ruits Mary
IIsrrck John hTboN Jcnncttc
Hun John Tuhhic John
/ I'm LauraJ Ts,hacher lncinia
| Hanson levi &C Vance Simuel
lluniress iSraA Wat,rhousc Vim A
| IIn Martha WEIGH Vim II
i i'm MrhiI,hlc T. wTkrrsuu Simon
| llamhlin 1hc,sloSrJ Weymouth Joseph
| liu,chins W Why niaJ
Jacksonr MliamsEB
Junkns Martha Warner CaNin-s
Jcukigs Martha William. Catherine
| Joy Joscph Makcnsh Isrc'nc
| Jorl., kla York Mrs Blwari VI liG
r5-ro obtain any OF these letters, the applican,
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS, anu pay one
| cent for advertising. -,
~ II not called tor within ONE MONTH. they viii
| be sent TO the Dead Letter Office. ,,,, , =,
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NOtice-

A special meeting of the stakeholder, Of the York
a Petroleum Company viii be holden In the room
wednesday evening. March eth, 1875, stTl O'Clock.
IN Par erdsr AZ D.,.<,...
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po,,,.,s.,,,v. PAX. Depot, }l2S
ro'''"nu a''"0 tP.s.&P. Depot, 1870 ''''o
II Fares are Fr, cent, less when tickets are pur'
chased at the once, than when paid In the cars.
FRANCIS CHASE,
SpPERIsrEsDENr.
Portland, Nov. 2nd. 1865. 46stf
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MARRIED.

In this city, Fyh "a by Rev. j. " lsr frank A. llil,
al NlE,rI Mass anil Mlrgic I. Brlckctt, 81 u.
In Slca Reh a. at th. OIL Orcharl lonse, ny Rev H.
Wpspr Mr. Gcorsc H. Balcheler, Of SacO, AMI Miss Mary
a. Baker, a AlfrNl
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State Of Maine.

COUNTY Of YORK;
CRY ~ BIppgFORp.S
To JOSEPH ". BROOKS, city Mar'Aa' Of ns city
Of Bificf0rd, GRtErING;
IOU are hereby reIurc in the Of the State Of Maine,
tn ntify anil warn the Inhabitants of the City &c Babe
% qualified acconlns o. law b. vote In the election 81 State
anil County Offers meet nj their respective Warl Rooms
I'm sail city, Via Warl one ut the School House In School
District No Warl twc, at No. Dullys Bcck, Water
Fool street. In sail wanl Narl four, ut the Engine House ON
Washington Street Narl five, at the store OF the City Id
aor Agency In the City Building Chestnut Stree, Warl
sx al the Engine llouse No. :, Chestnut Street AMI
war seven the Enn the Store Of Francis York. at
"Kugs Corner" 50 c,llsl, On
MONDAY, the Hath DAY OF MARCH,
n nnc occk In tho forenoon IN give In their votes Tor
Warden ami Clerk In their respective warls also IN give In
their votes Mayor, Alderman three Common COun.
eilmcn anil Constable In each ward.
You are also rurl n give notice tn sail inhabitants, that
the Aldermen IL sai city viii he In open session at the Al
dcrmcns T on The lrc SECULAR days next precsling sail
dag cectp from Ocock IN the frvnOon tn II oehck
NJ anil fum Oclck to OClck T. NJ, u cpCct the list OF
voters AMI aso hear am decide the application Of
Isrsotis claiming the right to vote.
Dated at BdCfJr this first day Of March, A. y. 1S66
CHARLES 4. SHAW, MAYOR.
J.K. COLE, ,,,.,Do, =,
GEORGE s GOOGTNs, ot Ritl"srl.
CHARLES L. GlLpNrEtCK, } " "''''''
The foregoing true cory q The ORIGINAL Warrant to me
dirvctcl. JOSEPH W. Bi,oOhS
City Marshal Of the City Of hldCfori
CITY or BIppgYoRp, March is,, iSG6.-rursuant to
the a,ye warrant cctc, hereby notify and warn
the inhabitants IN sail City of BheiOri, qullihc therein
xsI 10 meet nj the time anil places, AMI for the pur
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The ps,'r he's 4, infn al applicants that they win MT
Ne acle ~ PATIENTS uRlcr any consideration Nl,evs
Lea, he j. s,ii,hc by careful examination ~ the CIs that
hc can DO theta raj apl lslins benefit Applications mNlc
msr,iy by letter arr crCIoSe entirely USELESS AMI Will not sc
answered.
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CRY or BIDpEFOIp, March 1t, iSG6.-rursuant To
the as,ye warrant g. drect hcrcby notify aud warn
the inhabitants IN sail City of Bhlejri, qulhci therein
eNprSs meet nj the time AMI places AMI Tor the pur-
poses therein nieniOnei. JOSEPH W. BROOks,
N.r.ha NJ he In NJ nllisfirtl.
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HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED RoSE WASH

VIII radically exterminltc from tho sy'tcm Diseases
arising from IIbs Of Dissipation at ha> ,rr',. m:
or ne ehane "a diet, ,noon~Hinc, o. 'rpn'"r'; cr-
plctcy supsrseiing thnse rnrl-,srn AMI d'r9'"U re-
r.otie, C1rai1a AMI Mrrruy, In all th,ss discuss.
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CATARRII!
RHEUMATISM (!
EYE, EAR THROAT
DR.. FRIEDRICH,
FROM g. CARVER STREET, BOSTON,
y,m.,,, Consulting Physician anil saffron Of the
TynoSB-l Royal Bc,hany itSriti, isr-
Hn, Prussia, vail be al
HALLS HOTEL,
KENNEsUNK,
From Monday, Feb. &c, until Saturday, March J,
uidar6.r.i, from Tuesday mcruns March 9Th, until
saturday Roon, March fOth,
Where he daily can be eOusalte'i exclusively on
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH.
NEURALGIA. RHEUMATISM.
ASs AL TAG
EYE, EAR AND THROAT!
Requiras either Medical or Surgical all.

II. OperNiions r Cres,EVs' anil uPnn Cataract skialU
p-Tf Ftns,i ircpi-ut AutAnrVss successfully ueatsSi
Particular attsnon given 10 ehhlrcn affected with dis,rs-
r. % tn Ear. Parents having ehlTvn actcl niornsi
that they can be Curvi g TINT dlagrshc anCnn ssfcy
AMI Innasy AMI that the they have Il attended 10
the mOrc readily Il can b, effected.
ARTIFICIAL EYES asserted wiiAoS, pain.
Patients an others intending 10 consult the Dtnr VIII AXE
notce that the Dnrs stay Il irrsrocabtg hn'ei IN o
week only ant therefore In orlcr to obtain The fall huet u
IA. STAY s early call IA desirable Csr6catss u Icr-
Irtnol by him can b. seen at his once.
Reference rita P'r@,'''oS'
Rev pr S,hwaTts, loo Pinckney It, Boston,
pr. ~. Iluhncte, 4. = Hotel Dstou.
Dr. Kelley, 10 Trcm0nt st., B1stuu-
pr. IIlrt, lOI Tyler st., Bnst'n.
Dr. n. llIrch, Dover, ". H.
Dr. =. 4. IJing, Dover, ". ~.
NJ. u. Iitss, EsI, Liberty SIulrc, Boston.
g. Ma brown, EsI., u COMMERCIAL 81, p,strr.
H. ). Urbno Es, Justice Of the Pe, IL school s., Doi-
Ton.
L. Babo, E-l, 1: Boyls,On st., Boston, ami others
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DIED..

DIED.
- Naies II deaths MT excelng slx llne' inserted free
above that number, at regular advertising rates.
In mi, city, F,h -, Mrs Nancy rhbrick, - yrs IT,
raIsrs please cory.
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uBLMBohDs EXTRACT BUcuU
Il tho Great Diuretio.
HeLMBoLo's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT siRsAPARlLLA,

For purifying the blood, removing all chronic con',r
tional diseases arising from an impure state NJ IN,
blood, and the only reliable AMI cr,ctu,i known
remedy for tho cure Of crofua scali II nd SILT Rhe
Pains and swellings Of the Bones liberation II tho
Throat and Legs, Bo,chcs, Pmpes on tho fscc letter.
Eryspsas and all scsiy cruptious of tn, skin,
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Halo My Friend !!

WHAT has happened! should hardly know yen. You
w hook as Il yuu had been Transformed! Your lace used
To he all coyere with mples anil frcck skin was
rough aud notify usd tn look hcui! And your hani,
too used TO chspru and Sore they looked rs though
they wrre all eat IN with salt rheun What have you besn
dong 10 make your skin smooth and r! Why not muchi
only used cl pRof. LkPoLlHrr's "USIvshnL HEALING
BAs" few times II IL doing WONDERS Toe all wh2 use H.
No should ~ withou, Il.
sc ny J.. Geek, "a door above rostorics Biddeiord,
and by 8 y. shaw, FACTORY Island, Ssca WI
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/, Gray Redeemed.

To the Editor qf the Press: SesoFA
d The redemption here indicated is not such
as is usually meant by such a heading. Not
a political redemption, for Gray is still the
Democratic town as heretofore. But Gray is
redeemed financially. s,,rE
'sdGray is a quiet farming town in the center
of Cumberland County. By the last census it,
contained 1, 1853 inhabitants. It has sent into
the war Isl gifts own citizens; IS of whom,
have died in the services 1t has raised for
war purposes $sS959.72. The town, early in
the warIoadoptedl the. apostolic injunction,
"Owe no man anything," or in other words,
Pay as you go. A large portion of the war
debt was assessed in 1854, carrying the rate
up to about four and half per cent. upon, the
dollar. The entire balance was assessed in
1866 carrying the rate up to nine per cent.
upon the dollar By "a careful analytical re-.
port, submitted to the town, by the selectmen,
on Monday last, it appeared that the entire in
debtedness Of the town is paid, and a balance
in the treasury of S3,036.53., -
While this result is eminently gratifying to
the citizens Of Gray, it affords encouragement
to other towns, which, in view of their heavy
taxation are .perplexed with the question,
Scan we do it?" Gray shows you a town
which has doneit.s. She boldly assumed her
burden, passed into it, through it, and stands
today manly and erect on the other side.
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! EoRn1an M1scHLLANY'.


The Imperial Geographical Society of
France has admitted Mime. Dora d'Istra among
its members as successor to Mime. Ida Pfeifer,
the only foreign lady that has been admitted
into that body. The new member has tiistin-
guishedheIself by her travels in Ronmelia and
Morea.i .i1aq He'll 9nlob els sigosq dsR.d
The italian government announces that
the railway tunnel through Mont Gents may
be finished at the close Of the year 1870
THE writer of 40 article published by, the
Moygenblatt of silesia, charged with shaving
ridiculed the ,Ielic known as the holy coat OF
Treves," appeared few days ago before the tri-
bunal of that city, and was condemned to
weeks imprisonment. The editor Of the jour
nal was also sentenced to fine of twenty tina
lers.ssl sg4l ,8 slga.t -,
,gi--Foreign papers announce the death of Pc
ter Joseph Cenne, one of the most distinguish
ed horticulturists of Germany, and the founder
of the modern German school Of landscape
gardening. '''-'-' -'f az "o44ol s1i
"A paragraph has just been going the
rounds Of the papers announcing . serious in
novation on Mahometan custom by the wife Of
the Turkish Ambassador at Paris, who was al
legged to have appeared at the last Tuileries ball
attired in the European style. The Indepen-
denee Beige states that Sayfet Pasha's wife is
at Constantnople, and was not present at the
bali The lady mistaken for her was Madame
Abro Efsndi, wife d, the presidentof the OF
toman financial commission, who is a Greek by
birth and Catholic, and her husband an Ar
menian. There was, consequently, nothing ex-
traordinary in their presence at the ball. sai
ALI the bridges of Paris are, now opened
free Of toll, the bridgeof the Grin ellie, which
was the only one at which toll was taken, hav-
ing been thrown open to the public on the first.
day of tho prese Mt year, go va iG ajaii9s
7-.A well-known French artist, Bouvin, has
hanged himself on account of the distress in
which he and his family had for some time
been plunged. 1t is reported that before COM
uniting the deed he said that perhaps, his death
would give his children the bread he could not
give them while he lived. .74;e o. t..r-5.s
+ concerning the monument to John Bum
yam, proposed to be erected in the town Of Bed
ford, England, the treasurer of the fund has is
sued circular in which he says that sit is re-
solved that the monument shall take the form
of large and handsome schools, to be called
u The Bunyan Rooms "1oJas odq4 3f.a,.,.3f
Austria has just been troubled with one of
her periodical panics, and has been trying, and
happily acqpitting, a bevy of young Italian
girls for the heinous crime of singing patriotic
songs on the banks of the bright biue lake Of
Garda.i g.. --,-a..-...,. - 60
THE Minister of Marine at the Hague, M
,Huyssen van Kattendyke, died on the 9th ul-
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Don't Do Il.

When one who declared that Lincoln's cleo
ton provoked and justified Secession and
Disunion, asks you to sign political can don't
do 1t! osGsli t4iil 9l5gjlY5m Il noislisao9 9dt
* When one who wanted to coax traitors to
desist from firing on the flag, Selling the fort
resses and robbing the arsenals OF your coun-
try by kicking the New England States out o,
the Union and agreeing that the Shareholders
might take their human chattels into every
Territory Of the Union, asks you to unite with
him in political movement, don't do it'll sis
: When one who declared the War for the
Union unjust, and proclaimed on the streets
that the Rebels were fighting for the defense
of their rights and their homes, asks you tc
unite with him in an avowal of political SEN
timent and purpose, don't DO It'll % 7 ?. u"
j; When one who steadfastly insisted through
oaton great struggle that the. Rebels were
always vietorious-that our armies made nc
progress-that our National Debt would ineg-
itably be repudlated-that the Union couIu
only be restored by first giving itiup as lost
and them asking the victors to leo us creep in
at the back door, Of their triuanphant Conted-
eracys now urges you to ,sympathize and ira
ternize with him in denouncing as traitors
and disunionists the foremost champions o.
/ . Liberty and Union, now and forever, one
and inseparable,. don't you do itliisds1 ~
one who denounced and lrayed at the
Emancipation policy Of PRESIDENT Lincoln as
unconsti tutiona and suicidal who declared
hot 1,a1 al
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Foreign Political Gossip.

Marshal Foreys speech, asking that more
men and money shall be sent to Mexico,
while the Emperor said Con JAM 22) that the
troops were coming home, is too manifestly in
contradiction with the discourse from the
throne for it to be presumable that Marshal
ofFrance would have spoken in that way with
out the Emperors license. 1t signifies little
that Ronher, speaking from the bench of talk
ing ministers, said Forey had only expressed
his personal opinions, and that the true views
Of the French Government were to be found
in the Imperial words alone. j -
/ The Emperor always likes to have TWO
strings TO his bow, and what he says can meyer
be safely construed N the sense IN Which his
expressions would be construed by single
minded men, If the coming answer from
Washington should not be deemed satisfacto-
~, and it should not be thought feasible to
throw yet larger sums of French treasure into
the Mexican slough of despond, Marsha.
Forey's speech will be used as the words of
blunt, honest soldier to foment war spirit in
the country. II, on the contrary,-and this, /
think, is more to be hoped and expected-the
Emperor, guided bya wise view of his own
interests should find nothing in the next dis
patch inconsistent with his promise to his
own country to eyacuate Mexico with all con-
venient speed, Forey will be disavowed; and
as he is q Senator, a. grand cross of the legion
OF honor and a Marshal, of France, and not
having talent to be q Minister, can expect nc,
e,r+ orr La,, arc or nm, or,a Ia will o oo~e
the worse for the neglect of his opinion. Oh. oil
AN agent of Maximilian is now. in Paris
trying to raise money for the, many necessities
ofhis tottering empire. This H. know from a
good source Il add as a rumor which,
whatever the truth may be, is infinitely prob
able, that he is steadily renting money on
his private account to Europe to- make up
purse for the foreseen evil day when he
viii have to put up with retired rank as an
Emperor, and face his credAors at Miramar,
on the Adriatic.at OWL bib tslnoiilode tai54
There is an extraordinary tension in the
diplomatic relations between Prussia and Aus
tfias Prince Richard de Metternich, who is
in wonderful favor. at Court here land his not
handsome but pleasing and eccentric wife still
more so), lis doing his utmost to widen the
breach, in the hope ofgetting France on the
Austrian side In case Of a rupture. People
talk freely of The possibility Of the cession 0:
Venice to Italy as a means to secure the
French alliance Meanwhile Count de Goltz,
the Prussian ambassador in Paris, has, sud-
denly left for Berlin, and one surnise as to
the cause OF his departure is that the King,
feeling at length the necessity Of getting rid o.
bis evil genius, Count de, Bismark, means 70
make Goltz Prime Minister-[P Paris Cores
pondence Of the MY. Tribune. anc9 Il 5adi
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

81. gYAyoung folks prayer meetings. fea-
ture in the religious revival now prevailing at
Blue Hill.
at Indian River are disposing of their property
with intent to remove to Joppa in the spring
Avesselis now building in which hevoyage is
to be made. No reason for the migration is as
signed, but from hints in the Union the motive
may be guessed to be a Misguided religious en-
thusiasm. ---.--.-
bB There has been no snow in Machias since
Feb. 10th, except occasional squalls. ,-.,
Vs. The Machias Union says vessels are
wanted at that port to take freight for New
York and Boston. ISiE.H u
tH-The Normal School in the eastern part of
the State, is to be located at Castine. An ex-
change paper says that the place is one of the
most beautiful localities in Maine, none surpass-
ing it even in New England for health and such
attractions as render it a fitting pace for the
school. 9e,s'a1 ~'ol Is 5s,-.ess g4ne9o aai ,fea
The Machias Union urges that wharf
shouldbe built for the Portland Steamer, at the
sRim Bridge" where a landing win aooomrao-
date East Machias, Machias, Cutler, Marshfie,d,
Whitnsyville, Jonesboro, Northfeld, Wesley
andsome otherplaces. ----
gg- We see by the Court Record of the
Bangor 1'siaes that the notorious thief Con
Sullivan Of that city,got from Judge Cutting,
twenty-one years in State Prison, on different
indictments. -
EJ- .. M. Shave of Bangor, has recently
purchased of Capt p NJ 1Jetferds,, of Fox
croft three year old aGen. Clellan' colt, for
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7 New Advertisements.
r , --T5TT--- : =
b, Valuable Estate at Auction.

.esseV Valuable Estate at Auction.
PURSUANT to License from the Probate Court
i for the County efgCnmberland, I shall sell at
March next, ct II O'Clock IN The forenoon, on the
premises, all the real estate whereof Sumner Fogg,
late of said Portland, died sliced and possessed:
Portland Tone yareel contains Two large Dwelling
Houses, each containing twelve finished rooms one
cofthem being on the corner Of Emery and Spruce
in all respects pleasant and Convenient; underneath
for the Grocer and Provision business has few equals
in the city. The lothas frontage on Spruce street Of
about 73feet and on Emery treet Of about I'D feet
There lisa mortgage OH it of 900 given Oct 1856
to Dayid HAIL. theinterest on which has been paid up
to Oct 1854; slso another mortgage on which IS
claimed to be due $s47 and interest f9m Oct 1894
usThe other parcel adions the above, has frontage
on Spruce street Of about 81 feet and has depth Of
shout 106 feet, having small stable thereon, and IS
subject to mortgage given 70, Isaac Goding and
wife, Nov. 18th, 1885, which there s due balance
of about $2a0 more or less III hs..s ,z-Eaa.gE .iy
The equity of redemption OF the hrst parcel VIII pc
sold subject to the right Of widows dover in said
equity, fshe having relinquished her dover In said
first named mortgage and OF the latter subject toher
right of DOVER in the entire
lieproperty may be examined at any day, and pre-
SCENTS an Unusual attractisn for Investment or per-
sonal occupancy, The sale will be absolute and the
CAROLINE EOGG, Administrative.
49,, ,s = HENRY. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
Feb 26, 1865. D''A''A S''i-'i'''~s siAi mhsd4