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slilod lslDBis ser WASHINGTON, March IL.
The United States Supreme Court to-day, in
the case of bank for savings in New ork "
Mansell B. Field, decided that the institution
is liable to pay a monthly tax of 1-24th of one
per cent on its deposits invested. Justices
Grier and Nelson dissented. az
Representative Morrill, in reporting adverse
ly, to-day on resolution proposing Temporal
rily to increase the duty on imports fifty per
cent, said it was the intention of the Ways
and Means Committee to take up the subject
of tariff at an early day, hence it was inexpe-
dent to take action on resolution in advance
of this fact. t. aA'
1t is stated by prominent member of Con-
gress that the defeat of the Blaine amend
meat in the Senate cuts off all prospects of
any change in the basis of representation by
Constitutional amendment. Another propo-
stion to change the basis after 1870, to voters,
does not meet with favor.
1t is conceded that the Blaine amendment
was stronger than any other proposition, and
that being defeated, the matter seems to be
ended. 9sl SCAT Fl3 lsstasaam ~
In the Supreme Court to-day, Justice Cliff
ford delivered decision in the case of the
Bank for Savings, in the city of New York,
that the Bank is liable to pay monthly duty
of one-twenty of one per cent. upon
money received and invested or loaned by it.
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From Central and South Ams,sca.

sre yr b, T ~ NEW YORK, March IL.
The Steamer New York from Aspinwall 4th
inst, with $1,425. 900 in treasure, arrived at
4 o'clock this afternoon. The steamer Uncle
Sam which was refused clearance until bonds
were given, was still further detained until the
protest of her owners against giving bonds
was withdrawn, and promise exacted that
the Panama authorities should in no way be
held responsible for such detention.
The steamer Suanee arrived at Panama the
28th ult and was to sail on the 9th inst. for
Callao. Y ~ e.gH A tal aoi
An arrival from Tumaco reports the new
gold mines there as extremely rich. ora -
7asA All was quiet in Central America. ~
The dates from Chill are to Feb. 12. Only
three vessels of the Spanish squadron were ON
blockade duty off Valparaiso, the remainder
having left for parts unknown.
The foreign consuls at Valparaiso had pro-
tested against the Spanish commanders or
der prohibiting the export of coal from Chill
ian ports. -, Z. -s.-s5... -
4 A monetary crisis was impending in Lima
and Callao. The Bank of La Provilencia has
suspended. is' ~
The total loss of the Peruvian war steam
ers Loo and ,Amozcnas is confirmed.
~ The declaration of war against Spain by
Ecuador is confirmed, and an alliance entered
into with Peru and Chilli ~ ~ 't4
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nss,w ca,Ysrpsa and Mesico.

Advices from El Paso, Mexico, has been re-
ceived.g ! &1A f'@N tTHfs9 o.
The Republican government was still loca-
ted at Ell Paso, having had heard that the
French would leave Chinuanua IN tne naaus
OF Mexican government Wnen tne nepuDh-
cans will have no trouble In recapturlns the
city,. =
Adyices have also peen received from oono-
ra that Fesgnlra mas resumed ms mlltaly op-
eratlons. his force mas Deen a a, "
large NUMBER OF Americans. Inc nepupncan
General Corona, with ioOO men, hae won
victory over tne imperlallsls az Aino ~ , saa
Cruz. Ten. Morales was coiiectlns idrse
kepuplcan force Tor immediate operaHo .a
The Liberals complain that the oincers OF tne
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bill regulating trade With the British NORTH

bill regulating trade with the British North
American Provinces.
An amendment to reduce the duty on beef
was rejected, and an amendment to increase
it to two cents was agreed to. as
After debate, on motion of Mr.. Stevens,
the enacting clause of the bill was. struck out
by vote of 6S to 81.
The Committee rose and the bill was report
ed to the House, which concurred in the last
named action rs to 50. @ os
!. The House instructed the Committee on
Printing TO inquire into the propriety of print,
ing twenty thousand copies Of the reports and
testimony before the Reconstruction Commit
tee. a ,s4aAD ia X as3.3 4 HaYas e8tH VS.
q The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the fertilization bill. 1t appro-
PIRATES a million and half dollars. s2ns
The House subsequently found itself with
out quorum and adjourned. alH 80
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Biddeford.
The FeniGn Excitement.
d no .l-..a.a NEW YnRK March

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- q NEW IOHK, March L.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says the President told a Congressman
on Saturday that he regarded Louisiana as
more loyal than she had been since her pur-
chase, and South Carolina as more loyal than
she had been for thirty years. ,aoii7Gus
Secretary Seward has assured the English
Minister that the Fenians viii not be permit
ted to commit any overt a It, and that the
Government will issue a proclamation in case
of any violation of the law.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says the Ways and Means Committee will
soon report a new tax bill in favor of five
cents per pound on cotton and five per cent
on all incomes, extending the exemption
clause in the latter to one thousand dollars.
The civil rights bill will be again reported
to the House tomorrow without material
amendment. {f.9f, o,l
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For Sale bx Auction.

POSITIVE SALE viii be made by suction, on the
4 premises, on the 2Sth Day Of March cur.
I'd, Mess sooner sold well built one and half
story Cottage, nearly fni he'd situated ON Stevens
Plains near the terminus of the Horse Railroad In
Rochester and Kennebec Railroad Station The
Horse Railroad passes the premises. The lot is 81
feet on the street, extending back $50 feet, with
fruit trees. ..
A wen built barn, wood-house and kitchen adjoins
the main house.
It combines all the advantages Of nearness to the
Railroads, Westbrook Seminary, Town Schools, and
City OF Portland. Price ct private sale $1,000. Ae-
comodation viii be given, II desired, for halt the
purchase money on mortgage Of the premises.
They may be examined ON any day before sale.
.afs HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auet'rs.
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Financial.

? IT - 7.aIl1. New York. March u.
The Commercials article says money is easier
Funds In the hands Of private bankers appear to
have augmented and money is freely offered at per
cent There is perceptible increase in the amount
of paper for sale. Prime sells at u q s.. ~
ty. The rise in money is encouraging speculation
and the bulls have the ascendency tTNt s.ssk
Governments are firm. The rise in 5-20's in Lon
don does not affect the price here, owing to the fall in
gold. Border State bonds weak.
The excitement in gold continues Gold Is excited
under speculative operations and parties who Sat-
urday purchased two millions to aid the bull move
menf cannot to-day find buyers. The tendency is
downward, and 125 is not regarded as improbable
figure this month. sdl
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Canadian Items.

fsgiii TORONTO, G. W., March ~.
The number of volunteers answering to the
gall Of the Government largely exceeds the de-
mand, iG - A tstil
A military circular has been issued by the
COMMUNICATIVE Chief, in which he says the
precautions thus taken are to prevent threat
ened piratical attacks of lawless men. He has
fuii reliance on the loyal spirit of the Canadi-
ans, and is convinced that the Canadian vol
unteers will repel all attacks.
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The Fensans Preparing for the Field.

,s.a ss..ssass .sas.i New York, March r.
The World says it is calculated that TWEEN
ty-five thousand men, who have seen service,
would respond to Fenian call in this city.
alone. 1t is known that 10000 cartridge box
es and knapsacks were bought at auction last
week from house in Park place, and quanti-
ties of arms and ammunition are being nego-
tiated for from day to daylby officers appoint
ed for that purpose. Xiv saiGl'z.s
b. Telegraph operators will no doubt be need
ed. 1t is probable that Col. FRESHMAN will
command the first Fenian regiment from this
city, land q well known Southern cavalry Off
Ger the second. An, artillery regiment is also
being organized and an Independent battalion
for special service under command of Colonel
Murphy, ~ a's,55A, l sea.s-.5 8
A despatch from Albany to the World says
information has been received that uniforms
for 5000 men, and 1000 rifles. are stored in
Burlington, vt, waiting the arrival Of the Fee
nianS. giiab naDdaaiy' GfseE hns l.i7'
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A CARD.-The Committee of the Samari-
tan Levee tender their grateful thanks to Mrs.
j. ID. Carroll for her earnest and successful
endeavors in collecting donations and other
wise contributing to the success of our under
taking. Also to Walter Corey, ESQ.,, for use
of tables; to Mr.. S. B. Brewster, Of the Inter-
national House, for use oof silver ware; to
Messrs. Fernald G Son, for valuable assistance
rendered; ahd all those who in any way con-
tributed to the success d. our Leyee.
Per order.
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THosE LITTLE ONES drew good audience
at City Hall last evening, and all the perfor-
mances gave great satisfaction. This after
noon at IL o'clock, there will be another
exhibition at City Hall, and again this eve
ming. They are great curiosities, and the
Full houses may be expected.
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Feniass Mass Meetings.

BOSTON, March r.
An immense meeting of the Roberts wing
of the Fenian Brotherhood was held at Music
Hall tonight, and thousands were disappoint-
ed in not getting admittance.
Gen. Robert Cowdin presided at the meet
ing, which was addressed by President Rob-
rison, Of Kansas.
The speeches were animated, and the Broth
erhood were called upon to rise in their might
and with Gen. Sweeney strike on Canada,
At the close of the meeting upwards OF ten
thousand dollars in cash contributions were
collected. - II. - - M n I
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SULPHUR SPRING WATER.-A little son of
M. G. Palmer, Esq. has recently been cured of
severe case of salt rheum by bathing and
drinking the water from the Sulphur Spring
in Westbrook. Some years since, Mr.. Palmer
was cured OF dyspepsia by drinking water
from the spring $40
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s TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE.-The County
Temperance Association win hold session in
the Academy Chapel at Morrilrs Corner,
Westbrook, next week Thursday afternoon and
evening, March %. The friends of the cause
generally are earnestly invited to attend. ab4
Return cares will convey passengers to the
city at the close Of the meeting.
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To the Editor Of the Pres

To the Editor Of the Pres:
A. 81. Edwards, of the 10th Maine, arrived
in town to-day, from Georgetown, S. @, where
he has been to procure the remains of his
BROTHER Bella Edwards, Of the 18th Maine.
He states that there are thirty-six Maine sol
diers buried there from the hospital of the
18th Maine, during the, summer months, and
out of that number twenty-seven are un-
marked, and there are no means of identifying
them. He gives me the names of the follow
ing, whose graves had been marked by their
comrades: f. j. Portage, Co. E, 10Th Maine;
R. Clark, F, 18th; Henry Hill, E. 18th; James
r. Corbett, F, 18th; Charles Croker, K, 18th !;
- Clusly, LIST Maine Battery.
A large drove of hogs are allowed to run at
will among the graves. The officer who ne
elected the important duty Of marking these
graves of our dead soldiers, deserves the sever
est censure from all concerned, 90 1eFs 80 ~
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DIsTURBERs IN CHURCH, Some unruly
boys, who should know how TO behave better,
entered the First Parish Church Sunday ev-
ening, and by their boisterous conduct dis
turbed the services. Rev. DR.. Stebbins, who
was officiating, made signal for the sexton,
who soon appeared and received some direc-
tons from the Doctor Soon afterward the
sexton was seen ejecting some half dozen Of
the boys from the church. Let this be warn
ing to others.
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81. HARTFORD, Conn.,, Mar. IL.
The examination OF b: W. Greene, charged
with the murder OF his wife, was concluded iu
the Police Court to-day. The defence of in
sanity was sustained. and the Court held that
there was not probable cause for binding
the person over, and he was discharged. his
family, it Is understood, will confne him in
the Providence Insane Asylum. 4of voA
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AccDENT.-Ye yesterday afternoon as gen.
tleman and lady were about crossing the
bridge on Canal Street, their horse took fright
from passing locomotive, and dashed across
the track, running against post, and break
ing the whiffie tree, thereby releasing himself
from the carriage. The shock threw the occu-
pants from the vehicle. The lady was some
what injured, but the gentleman escaped with
a SLIGHT bruise. 4nt....r.EA.r
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SILVER PLATED WARE, &c.-The large
sale of silver plated ware and cutlery, at auc-
tion, will commence at 2 IL o'clock this after
noon, at the rooms of E. M. Patten. An OPP
portunity will be afforded this forenoon to
view this elegant collection. s9
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SAMARITAN AssoorATIoN.-The gross re-
ceipts at the entertainment given by the Sa-
maritan Association for the benefit of the
poor of our city, were SSss47. The expenses
were S1O2S5. Net proceeds $7S5.02. -'a
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For Pound Keepers-J james Powell, An
drew L. Taylor, Eli L. Wing, Charles 81. Rog-

For Pound KeepersNJa Powell, An
drew L. Taylor, Eli L. Wing, Charles Fl. Rog-
.ers. a.
q For Tythingmen.-T Thomas Wildes, Curtis
Meserve, Josiah Black, Jacob Quinby, Caleb
S. Hatch, David Stillings, James r. Mitchell,
Mark Wiggin, Lewis Bunce, Edwin II. Rip
ley, George Fessenden, John W. Neal, Charles
ii. johnson, Gibbeon Skillings.
Surveyors of Pine Lumber-Moses Merrill,
George Worcester, Nathaniel Walker, William
Curtis, Daniel Plummer Geo. I'll. P. Larrabee
Ezra Russell, A. S. Hodsdon, VIM. c. Means,
j. j. Walker, John G. Phenix, Spencer Rog-
ers, John L. Bracket, Joseph K. Merrill, Ru-
] ftis Deering, Nahum Libby, James Berry,
James Knowlton, Benz. Larrabee, 81, J. A.
Sawyer, c. j. Ladd, Charles w. Pierce, II. N.
jenkins, Harris @. Barnes, Thomas Cum
mings, Thomas +. Cummings, Daniel Brown,
benjamin Stevens, Jr, Major LorI, Samuel b.
Clark, f. A. b. Wilcox, Geo. 4. sylvester,
Lewis L. Thurston, Cyrus K. Ladd, Benjamin
f. Noble. Francis H Wilbur, William Noble,
Thomas Randall. Andrew W. Thompson, Ma
thaniel Pierce, j, @. Ladd, }. A. Leavitt.
p SURVEYORS of Mahogany and Hard Wood
Increase Pote, Benjamin Ilsley, Simon A. Dy-
er. Samuel S. Rich, Francis. II. Wilbur, Paul
Hall, Charles H.. Blake, John B. Cummings.
n' Surveyors of Masts and Spars--Joseph w.
Dyer, John Thurston, w. H. Simonton, Ma
Insln Dyci, w. W. Oyef, Oonu OIauIOru, JOnn
E. Bradford, Robert Holyoke. cd 10 ris 81
no Surveyors Of Ship Timber-zJoseph w. Dy-
: er, Charles Jordan, Cyrus K. Ladd, O. j. Laid,
D John Thurston. Nathan Dyer, Joseph K. A1er-
q Eill, w. w. Dyer, William Curtis, Henry
Trickey, John b. Thorndike. aaas iTg
Cullers of Hoops and Staves-Geor Burn
ham, George Dow, Emery Gushing, Stephen
3 b. Chase, John Brooks, William E. Short,
"a John Chase, Thomas T. Sawyer, George Nc
Lellan. Edmund Phinncy, Jeremiah Proctor,
Daniel Dacy, James Dyer, William s. Phil
brook, Edwin Dow, Levi ]. Jones. # b.a E
q The Convention then dissolved. ara1t
r71 IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
On motion of Aldermen Morgan, it was Or
dered thai a joint Committee be appointed to
prepare Rules aid Orders. s8f "a IS
Aldermen Morgan, Holden and. Giddings
were appointed on the part of this Board.
1.-The Common Council joined the President,
Messrs. Fuller, Gerrish Of !, Fessenden and
Gilsonl ess SSs1 IA z 1O~S ).
Both Boards adjourned to Monday eve
ming. March Goth, at 1-2 o'clock.
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From. No,shs ca,,o,t,,o..

- tem RALEIGH, N. G., March 10
The State Legislature adjourned this MORN
ing. ANA,
The bill allowing negroes to testify in all
cases where they are concerned in person or
property, when jurisdiction shah be restored
allow eight per cent interest to be paid when
an agreement to that effect has been made
between the parties. snis5 a e.
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Neic York Markets.

NEW YORK. March IL.
Cotton-1c higher; sales 300 bales; Middling Up
lands at Al q acc II - tEs[
Flour-10c lower; sales 800 bbls. State at $50 q
500; Round Hoop Ohio at 10 a II 90. Western
670@ 8 80. Southern at IS q 10 80 Canada at As
q II u. -
wheat--1 q Follower; sales 1,5Oo bushels; White
Western 60. - -..-rt. 80. Z sab 80
'Corn-heavy; sales $1,000 bushels; Mixed western
at 70 q 7Sc. .qr arf
Oats--dull; sales Canada at &C..
q Beef-steady. 81 srgrfF'E fNfT E@r~~
Pork-lower; sales 1900 bbs. new mess at % 12 a
26 81. m. 1919 ", ~. >,
7L.ard-irmer; sales 1880 bbls at 1871 a 49,. n
Whiskey-dull. 80 aAli neg ~
Sugars easier; sales 800 hhds. Muscavado at 101 a
10sc.
Freights to Liverpool-irmer.
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VaIuabIe estate at Auction.

PURSUANT to License from the Probate Court
IL for the County Of Cumberland, shall sell 1t
public auction. on SATURDAY, the 31st day Of
March next, Mt IL o'clock In the forenoon, on the
premises, all the real estate whereof Sumner Fogg,
late of said Portland, died sliced and possessed.
said estate is situated on Spruce Street. In said
Portland One parcel contains two largo Dwelling
Houses, each containing twelve finished rooms, ons
of them being on the corner Of Emery and Spruce
Streets both well supplied with excellent water, and
In all respects pleasant and convenient underneath
Is o capacous Store, well ar angcd, and az stand
for tie Grocery and Provision business has few equals
in the city, The lot has frontage on Spruce street OF
about 70 feet, and Emery treet Of about 10 teet
There is mortgage on 1t Of 81 600 given Oct 1856,
to David Hail. the interest on which has been paid up
To Oct T. 1854: 9lso, another mortgage ON which ID
claimed to be due S347 and interest hom Oct q 1884,
9 The other parcel adioins the above, has frontage
ON Spruce street ofabout 81 feet and has depth Of
about lO6 feet, having small stable thereon and
subject to q mortgage given to Isaac Godmg and
wife Nov 14th 1855, on which there IL due balance
of about $500 more or less. -
The equity of redemption OF the first parcel WI pc
sold subject to the right OF widows DOVER IN said
equity (she having relinquished her dover m said
rst named mortgagel and the latter subject 70 her
RIGHT of dover in tho entire lot. tt ~
The property may be examined at any day, and pre-
SCENTS an unusual attraction for investment or per-
sona occupancy. The sale viii be absolute, and me
'A-A' '' CAROLINE F0GG, Admmistratrix-
HENRY BAILEY q CO., Aucuonse5s-
Feb &c, 1866. mnoeeo
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. Henry Inman, U. S. A.
left this city yesterday, having been SUNNI On
ed to Annapolis, Md, to give evidence in the
case of Maj. Whiting before the Court Of In
quiry now in session at that place. 7a.a
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Yesterday afternoon officer Gerts
arrested an Irishman named Dennis, who has
just been realeased from jail, for stealing two
pairs of Arctic overshoes from GowelPs shoe
store. The, fellow took them from the win
dow where they were hanging and was seen
by the clerk, who called the officer. Dennis
was very pugnacious in being arrested, but
the bracelets were put on and he was taken to
TO the lock-un -------------- tA--
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REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN.-H. Bailey &
Co. win sell at auction to-day, at O'Clock, the
brick house No. Fore Street n
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ne The Honolulu Gazette mentions won
derful piece of mechanism-an ivory ship con-
structed by Captain Pierce, of the whaler Ad-
olson. He was five years atwork upon it. 1t
is made entirely of ivory from keel to topmast,
and is a remarkable work of mechanic art
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CONVENIENT. = At ten o'clock yesterday
morning, the letter box on the lamp post in
front o. the Preble House, was literally
damned full of letters, which shows the con-
yenience of the new arrangements.
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CORN AT AUcrIoE,--A large lot of corn,
partially damaged, viii be sold at auction at
IL O'Clock to-day, at stores No. 6 and 7 Central
Wharf by I'll. Bailey & Co. 4fa
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Republican Msetino.

NORWICH, Conn, March ~.
Avery large meeting was held in this city
this evening. Addresses were made by Gen.
o. S. Terry and Major Gen. J. R. Hawiey, the
Union candidate for Governor, The greatest
enthusiasm was manifested. 4S S&sA =
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Anot1.sr Great Robbery Rep,orted.

n II - K NEW YORK, March 10. d
1t is reported in Wall Street that another
great robbery of securities has occurred
No particulars except that the amount of the
loss is about half a million dollars.
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EDw'D M. PATTEN, Auctioneer, IS Exchange st.
Household Furniture at Auction.

nN TUESDAY, March 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
~ at No. $50 Cumberla d St, Black Walnut Per-
lor Sets, b. w. and Oak Chamber Sets, Oak Side
Board, Walnut Extension Table, Hat Rack, Easy
Chairs Spring Beds, Tapestry and three-py Carpets,
Paintings Silver Tea Set, China Tea Set, silver Des-
sert Knives, Crockery, Ice Chest, Range, SC.
Goods TO be removed afternoon Of sale.
iA-A ALSO,
One Piano in Rose Wood Case, finished IN fun, over
strung, "a octave. A..Il -
Mar 9-dtd
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isGao sa5 bRs sssN ~ni1 BANGOR, March -.
1927 yeas to IS nays, loaned its credit for one
million dollars to the European and North
American Railway. s7faiJ III
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SOMETHING new and delicious-Creamello
Lozenges, made from materials refined to their
greatest purity Crosman G. Co. have them.
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Municipal Election Returns.

.a.ls AUGUSTA, Me-, March IL. 3.
Sylvanus Caldwell, Union, was elected
Mayor of this city to-day, without opposition.
There were no nominations in opposition TO
the regular Union ticket in any of the wards.
t Belfast. s3 4ai91A -.l3
a.sa ~ sisiassaa BELFAST, March 10.
At the Municipal election to-day, Hon. N.
Abbott was reelected Mayor, without opposi-
tion. 2, f.i.-,,r-.. - - 5si
asaei.ul AuaBiddeford. slsit Tga -
BIDDEFoRD, March H.
Hon. Charles A. Shaw, democrat was 1e-
elected Mayor of this city to-day .,1saei
Bang r. ~
.as s,alasfllsEH aeH BANGOR, March IL.
A.G Wakefield, Republican, was elected
Mayor, to-day, without opposition. baA
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Auction Sales,
Valuable Brick House at Auctic

: Valuable Brick House at Auction.
ON TUESDAY, March 18th, at O'Clock p. M.
" we shall sell at public auction House No. 3 Forn
street. near the of Atlantic 1t Ia the wsstarn
half oa brick block of two houses 1t Is three stories
thoroughly finished with II finished rooms. Abund.
ance hard and soft water; in al excellent neighbor-
hood; commanding fine view ofthe city. the entire
Harbor the Islands, the Ocean. 1t is pleasant Tor
residence and desirable investment Title clear
sale positive. Possession given immediately.
HENRY BAILEY IL co.,
March 7-dtd Auctioneers.