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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-29

DOMESTIC PORTS,

NEW oRLEANs-Cld 2oth brig W 4 Bickmcre,
Fountain, for Matanzas; sch a + A1nes, Ames, for
MoBiLE-Ar 25th. Iarque c S Rogers, Ballard,
Boston. .filiti e'
Y ga 4eth, sch A T Clover, Cole, caraenas.
d SAVANNAH-A 3d. brig Samuel Lindsey, VIII
GHARLEsToN--Ar 18th, schs Joseph Long, Per
ry, Bosom; AzeIfa & Laurie. MeIndoe Baracoa,
Sid 23d. sch Mary Ella. Thomas, Northern mort.
BALII 1It 15th, sch Peerless, Patterson.
Hole; Clyde, Gage, Portland.
81 25th big Isaac Carver, for Boston.
~ 18th, brig r Sawyer,
sof, Ms 1>'ii''' -'0"'" '''iin'nS' wind
d'Id2ssh, brig P Hinltley, Foster, Salem.
|, Cid 18th brig Brchard & Torrey, Frisbee Boston
sell TIC Iasger, Alien do.
NEW YoRK--.Ar 25th, brig Myronur Higgins.
sagua days; sch Siak johnson, Boston.
Cid 18th, sch Ada, thr) Belyea, Portland.
Old 10Th, barque Augustine kobbe carver, Ma
tanzas; schs Garland, 1itfhson, Machias; A Dyer
Kelley. Ezahethport Damon johnson, do.
| r PR0yIDEN CE-Ar 26tn sch W b Darling Bax
tyr, Elizabethport.
SD eeih, sebs Banner, Marshall, Machias; Peace,
aPAWTUcKET---Sld Goth, brig Trenton, Ncrwc cd,
Philadelphia M @3
NEW FORT-Ar 2ath, schs Sarah & Julia Mowry.
Ro,kland: Pnshow, Grover, alais Tor Providence.
= HOLMES itOLE-Ar 22d. brig Reporter, COMBS
Roekport tor Charleston; sohs fannie Westbrook,
Mitchell, Shulee, Ms or do; Cornelia, Henderson,
Rockland tor do; William Slater, sInaiy fal Boston
Tor Boston,
Ar 28d, schs Susan Sears. Portland for Philadel-
ph "a; Loesb rg, Davis, do tor New YORK.
= A. 2fth, brigs Minnie Miller, Anderson, CaTdenas
for orders; Il SWEET, Lawrence. Philadelphia or
Port and; j Means Wells. dc TOR Boston; scbs II
Curtis. Haskell, Sagua tor Portland Chloe Hutch
ii1son. Philadelphia for Bath: Willie Mar in Moves
do 70. Augusta; Agenora, Means, I'm New York for
Boston. se e41 eFs go
sid. brig Reporter; schs Leesburg, Susan, Eannic
Westbyook, " IN Slater. f Arthemius
BOSTON-Ar 25th ship Sumner Mosher, Liver
pool; sch ~ Lawrence, Quiniby, Maehas.
Il Below. shin Tempiar from San Francisco
CID 26th, ship Be vdere. Jackson, for Kew York;
brig Geo Chase, Dunning, for waehias; schs S u
Strong, HodgkEs, New York Amazon Lambert.
freelgrt; Emma Ca. os, Johnson Iortland
Ar 2Ith, ship Tenplar, Rogers, San francisco; sch
aJohn Adams, Spo1turd, New Yorl.
g. Cd Z'tb, barque Young Turk Small, Marseilles;
schs Florence Allen. Fuller Mobile: ID Nj French
Jones New Tork; Juliet, Snow. and Effort Hi, ms
Bangor: EnehantTess, Wright, and j ? Merriam
Ca X, DO: Baker, Barberick. Portland.
GLOUCEsTEfl-Ar2 18th schs Crystal Wave West
Brunswick; Leocadi Pool, Salem
P0RTSMOg!h-Ar25 th, sch L j Traitor, Tap
Low. I'hiigueiu ~NF
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w. d. ROBINSON,
Having been saved, 80 as by fire, has again resumed
business, and taken the
Store No. 40 EXCHANGE Street.

oOOAO NE FV A1AcHansc street.,
in the new block lately erected By the PreSle heirs
where he offers for sale The following articles and
others too numerous to mention:
Books and Stationery, Cbildren's Carriages, all
styles Bird Cages, large variety Ladies' Work Bas-
kets and Stands, Lunch AMI Picnic Baskets, Ladies'
travelling Baskets and Bags Chiidren's Willow
High and Rocking Chairs, Rocking Horses and We
iocireles, Rubber, Foot and other Balls, together
With the regular Base Ball. Chillren's hairs 10 learn
them to walk, Doll Heads, bodies arms, a large as
s0rtment or dressed and other Dolls Workboxes and
Writing Desks, ViOiins AecOrdions Baujos Guitars,
Flutes Flies and Coneer;inas, Bird ages all kinds,
Parrot ami Squirrel Cages, Heinisch and LemOur's
celebrated Barber Shears and good assortment But
ton hole and other scissors good assortment of Pen
and Pocket Knives Shipping Papers, Coasters Man
hest, Notes, Receipts Deeds, ana oiLer blanks, all
the Boston ami New York Papers, Dime Novels,
song, Cook and Fortune telling Books Harper's, At
lantic, Ladys ana Peterson's Magazine. His Library
VIII be supplied with all the new Bo0ss as fast as
issued. The very best Violin, Guitar, Banjo and
other strings. Come one, come ALL and buy literally
50 can pay my rent and supply the spiritual and
temporal man. ap2Ge0d3m.
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Proposal LIS.

GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until 10
- O'Clock at N, May Il, 1857, tor building Two
Story Brick School House IN Gorham, Ne. Plans
Specifications. &c., NAV he exsmiaea by calling
at the Office of GgORGE 3. EMERY, I,gq., in Cor
ham for two weeks commencing MAY LIST, After which
time they viii be- at the oise of the Architect q EO.
Nj. HARDING, 100 Exchange Street Portland, Me.
Proposals may be Lett WITH the Committee or Arch
itect The right TO reject any all such not deem
ed satisfactory is hereby reserved.
j. y. WEBB,
Chairman OF Building Committee.
april 20 dS-Woy
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A REWARD Of 500 VIII be Paid ior the recovery
IN of the body Of MIR. j. Hodglep, who took
p 'ssage on board the steamer Lewist1n for Boston
april 18Th, anil who was board the steaIne
aItrr she had leiy he whrf 1t IL supposed that he
vas drowned daring the passage IA he Hss not seen
after the steamer arrived at Boston.
De was about % years of age, 5 leet inches high
fun black whishers. black hair dark complexion
had ON a darl oyercoat, dara sack and vest, ana
dark striped pants.
Any information concerning the body can be corr
municated to y W.HOD0DON, BosIon, or TO the
subscriber at Portland.
JOHN S. HEALD, City Marshal.
April 20. div
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Row.-There was a lively time lust a,

Row.-There was lively time just after six
o'clock last evening in the rear of the brick
buildings on Cotton street, now going up. Two
brothers who are said to be sparkling" the same
girl, got into fight, and others took Sides
The parties were all Irish, and for q few mo-
ments the bricks few fast and lively. A crowd
of more than hundred was soon collected
and appearances indicated general "scrim-
mage" Eventually, the brothers were separ-
ated by thier friends, though not until each of
forced to depart to their homes. After the
crowd had separated, a police officer made his
appearance, and subsequently two Of the party
were arrested. -
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LIN The subscriber has made arrenge-
III Exa nents with an importing house so
Mill NM - that he can furnish the real Ger
filii Ita nan singing Canaries, and Ia wing
etil. HI IiFNl - few nos in store which he Will
tll. u III sIsA5s,5 sci to any one wanting them
NIL hz1ssx1 Cali and see them al No. % Mar
Nss ket Square.
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POLICE IrEMs.-There was not a person
brought to the lookup by the police Saturday
night
Richard Brophy, aged seventeen, and Mar
garet Cunningham, aged twelve years, were
taken to the lookup Saturday, for maliciously
breaking glass in the windows of the barracks
near the iai
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why suffer from sores ?

When, by the OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can bo easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
rom Burns, ScaSds, Chapped Haads Spraias, Cats,
Wo.nds aud every Complaint Of The Sl-ia. Try il.
or it costs but 20 cents BE ask for
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Esf nronchists, Asfhnan. GntHfrh. Com
- samptfve and Throat Diseases, ela
TloCKHs ARE USED WIFE Always aoop suogJses
siasers and Public speaLsrs
will ind Troches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unusual exeron of the vocal organs
The Troches are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article o
true merit, and having proved their efficacy by test
OF many years, each year finds them in new locali-
ties in various parts of the world and the Troches
universally pronounced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BKo~Ns BRoNoBIAI IBeeEssD
and Go not take any ofthe WORTHLESS IxITATsonss
that may be offered. SOLD EyKswHEar5 b&aba
Dec 4-<i&w6m SIN
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The Inside Steamboat Line from Port
land Bangor. ar


Mr.. EDITOR The desire so long felt, of such
steamboat line from Portland to Bangor, as
shall secure the respect and confidence of the
public, seems now in far way to be realized.
Even after capacity and proper accommodation
are secured, then it is found that kindness,
courtesy, fair dealing and promptness of action
are as essential in steamboating as in any other
relation of business. All these the proprietors
and officers of the steamer Milton Martin"
seem to understand. -. ..I-.e
A passage from the Penobscot to Portland,
satisfied me not only of the speed, capacity and
comfort of the above named steamer, but Capt.
Wood and his gentlemanly officers did not fail
to impress one with the fact that they were
masters OF the situation"
Both ends of the line are in Maine; the boat
is fast and commodious one for day travel;
the officers gentlemanly and competent all OF
which, undo ubtedly, Maine travel will appre-
ciate Should this line or the merchants of
Portland by supplying the trade along the
route, make a thousand dollars, it will be re-
tanned in the State, there to be taxed and used
for Names good. Success to the Milton Mar
tin, her proprietors and officers.
An EASTERN CITIZEN
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JUST RECEIYED.

ENh HALF CHESTS new crop Oolo0g and
ONSO Japan Teas, which we offer to the trade
on favorable terms.
SMITH & CLARK, y
Api 90. Nv No. 81 Commercial Street.
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Trial of the BOwd0inham Bank Robbers,
CONVICTION OF ALL THREE. ..


General Shepley closed his argument for the
State, in the case of the three Bowdoinham
Bank robbers at half past eleven o'clock on
Saturday forenoon, having occupied little
over four hours. 1t is represented as master
piece of forensic eloquence. Our correspon-
dent at Bath has sent us a brief sketch of it
and also of that of Mr. Tallman for the pris-
oners. But as these sketches do not do JUS
tice to either of the eminent counsel engaged,
and. being pressed for space just at this time,
we omit them. a-
Judge Tapley gave the case to the jury in a
very fair and impartial charge, as we should
judge from the sketch sent US by our CORES
pondent. He told the jury they might seal up
their verdict, if they agreed upon one, and
bring it in at two o'clock, to which time the
Court adjourned. In forty minutes after the
jury had retired they had agreed upon a ver-
dict. At the opening of the Court Saturday
afternoon, they returned verdict OF GUILTY
against David Bartlett, Rory Simms, and Ed
ward Mcguire. Their counsel gave notice
they should file exceptions. ~ -
Bartlett, Simms and Mcguire were then ar
raigned on the second Indictment, charging
them with feloniously entering and breaking
into Butterfeld's house and assaulting the
cashier with dangerous weapons. They sever
all pleaded not guilty, and Judge Tapley con-
tinued the case to the August term.
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500 RE WARDl

W tsIE O1ttEs
TWO Good Boot Makers at 235 Congress street.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and peyect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
Instantaneous. No disappointment No ridiculous
tints Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects OF But Dies. lnyigorRtes the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signsd va
liam A. B1fcheiof. All Others are mere limitations.
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
80 beware Of "a 6.DEaierxeis.
November 10. 1866. dlysn
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THEATRE.-It will be noticed by the pro-
gramme for this evening that there is to be an
entire change Of performances. The melo-
drama of Esmeralda, taken from the French
novel of Victor Hugo, is to be brought out. cast
to the full strength of the company Anna
lowering will sustain the character of Esmer-
aida, the Gipsey girl, and Mr.. Sheridan the
character Of Quasimodo, the deformed The
laughable farce Of John Hops, or the Pattern
Policeman, will conclude the performances.
The oox Office will be open from u NJ. to Q
p. M, when resQved seats can Be secured.
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. Fl II PR ESS
Monday Morning, April 20, 1867


In Boston, few days since, man named
Wright, liquor dealer, applied to the Custom
House to export two hundred and five barrels
of alcohol. 1t is generally known that there
is government tax of two dollars per gallon
on all spirits manufactured and consumer IN
this country, but when it is exported, the pa,
ty exporting has the two dollars duty Pc, go
lon refunded by the government as
money" This Mr.. Wright, having apPleu W
the Custom House to export the two nunoreo
,-,5 e., horrols of alcohol, was required, be-
fo-o roco;v;ro the drawback money OF two dol
r..,,on 70 rive bonds to the amount of
Zoo ooo 70 ornort the quantity named, and Mr..
II n Thatcher became his bondsman. The
tr,o hundred and five barrels were then filled
With nure alcohol, government official exam
ined and gagged them, pronounced them all
right. and affixed the proper government seal
or stamp 1t would seem that Immediately
after the government official left the storehouse
the alcohol was exchanged and casks Of aoater
substituted, and when the 205 barrels were
placed on board the schooner "Louise" of Sa-
lem, water was the only fluid they contained.
The vessel was properly cleared from the Bos-
ton Custom House for Eastport in this State;
but suspicion being excited watch was set
and continued until the "Louise" was prepar-
ing to sail Wednesday evening. During this
interval the casks were conveyed to her while
lying at the wharf, the parties little suspect
ing that all this time the Custom House tug
was lying close by them in the stream and
watching every movement. The officers who
were on watch were also disappointed in the
manner of the fraud, believing, as they did.
that the casks being conveyed aboard the
schooner in secret under the cover of night,
contained spirits illegally distilled. On We'd
nesday evening it was apparent that the
"Louiss" was preparing to sail, and just as she
was about to set out on her voyage the tug
came up alongside and ordered her to anchor.
The commander of the "Louise" very wisely
saw that it was useless to resist, and immedi-
ately complied with the order. An officer went
aboard, and, while pursuing his duty of gaug-
ing and testing the contents of the casks, re-
marked that it would take considerable guam
tity OF such stuff as that to get q man drunk
Egery one Of the 205 barrels pas filled 10Th soa.
ter. Friday afternoon, says the Boston paper
from which we take the facts, the schooner was
brought up to India wharf, and placed in
charge of keepers. Assuming that each barrel
contained forty-two gallons, the amount OF
drawback" fraudulently received would lie
S17,22O. II the fraud had succeeded the parties
would have had the alcohol left besides The
bonds given by the party implicated in the
fraud 100000 will be sufficient to cover all
loss which the Government would have sus-
tanned
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TEMPERANCE IN SAocARApPA.-The friends
of temperance in Saccarappa, one and all, are
invited to meet in Warren's Hail this evening,
att ~ o'clock, to consider the question of the
proposed amendment of the liquor law. We
understand that the Glee Club OF the village
will furnish the music for the occasion.
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In A NUTsHELL.-In No. 2 Of the Nutshell
we find very meritorious little poem by
Linda" entitled son the Field of Battle"
The Editor declares that at is real fun to get
up sensation" says she "feels nicely" and
means to Improve every time," which is Ger
tainly very commendable. There is an enig-
ma, which we give up without trying, and
conumdrum; "Why is the NutsheN like a
wifeT Do you give it up? Well, because
every one ought to nave one of his own
Sly little puss! For further particulars see the
Ni,tsheU at Fessenden's.
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The Committee of Arrangements, in behalf of the
Independent Order of odd Fellows tender the thanks
of the U-er TO the Congress- Square UniYersalst So
ciety for the use Of their temple The evening Of
the 10th inst. to Rev. Brothers j. f. Lowering and
L. c. Bolle., and P. g. L. r. NOVEL; for professional
services; to Prot. G.. II Marston, Messrs. Shaw. Col
by. Morgan, Burnham, Mrs. Merrill asd Mss Owl
mai for their excellent performance of the musical
services; to the City Government for good police
regulations Per order,
Apl 20. sn1t L. It. PLNGREE, Chairman.
Star please COPY. 81
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LADIES'
HGasd-Se,Ued Seyoe Boots,

IT all kinds-tbe best assortment to he found in
- tue cry, every pair of which is WARRANTED to
We, Wal nearly twice as long and at about the same
P,,lce as a cheap Machine Boot. Having sold the
above named Boots for the last nine years, we can
recommend them to al in want Of Qriaie article
we Keep constantly on hand Ladies E1sFa Broad
Serge Boots, both Single and Double Sole, of the
best quality Also all other bip.s of Ladies Ser
Boots both high and low pr cell AZ
Cow syfSrs.
Corner o. Congress art Chestnut sts.
o,o7 -cS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fair and IAevee.

Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons and
Evenings, Mmy Est aud I'D.
The ladies Of the st. Lawrence Street Society pro-
pose holding fair and leyee at
Lincoln Hall,
On the above evenings Tor the benoft o. the Society.
There win tie for sale at the Hall 1oit3f 8 =
Fancy Goods, Confectionery, Zee Cream,
Cs6ee, Cake &C.,
And general assort ment OF Refreshments.
The exercises viii be made interesting to those
who attend. 81 sH ;f.9t
Admittancs D Gents. Afternoon tickets for
children is Gents. -.
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N0REyGN PORTS.

r. Ar at Melbourne Jan o., harque Gen Cobb. Gof.
San francl GO, tand sailed FED Is for Newc,stlel;
Transit. W hitmore, London.
SD i'm Hong hong Feb 26, barque Penguin, Moore,
Saieoa.
8 sid I'M Singapore Feb 23d, ship Emily Farnum,
Shines, Hangoon,
Ar at Mailman Feb 27, barque sarepta, Oliver,
Bombay.
DIV. Alicante. AN
: ar at Malaga 20 inst barque " NJ Haven, Hall,
Tlrragona. N'
q AZ at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Alicia Stewart
New Orleans; 18th Crusa er, ,Jenkins. do: barGue
Neversink, Weeks do.
In port 18th, ships Jos Fish. Staclsfoe. for Boston
Ifhi ,hafieS davenport, Stevens. tor PHILADELPHIA
l6 h; ZonGye, Whimore, for do with desp tch; bark
Liwood Cooper. Tor New Orleans. do.
SD IN Havana 18th inst, bar1ue Mary Dyer,
Warrington, Nuevitas
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"Buy me aud tn do you Good. >,

IF USE Dsk. NAHs+s,EX;s ROOT AND
HERB BiTTEBS tor ,Iaundce, Costveness, Liver
Complaint. Hulnors, Ind estion, Dysrclsia Plies.
Dizziness, Hoaiaohe. Dro1siness, and all Diseases
arising from cisorterei Stomach, To7pid Liver and
bad Blood, TO which all persons reject Iss Spring
and Summer. Sold by GEO. @. GOODWIN & CO,
80 Hanover St. and by all Dealers in Medicines
marl2deod t6w n.
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INTERNALLY USE
',lmafic Mineral ".

In bottles OF one and half pints. One sufficient for
days use. tar
~ Sold by Druggists generally. r..
Merrill Bros, No. rs State St., Boston, Raynolds,
Pratt q Co, No. LOG Fulton St., New York, Wholesale
Agents. no205Seod&W1y
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This certain and ofiectual cure for Coughs and ell
diseases Of the throat and lungs has been generally
known throughout New Englana for the last sixty
years. and is warranted to cure, the price will be
refunded. Prepared by GEORGE w. WALLING-
foED, Grandson of the late DR.. Fisher
MASON, SXMONDS 81 CO., Proprietors, Kenne-
bunk, Maine.
For sale in Portland by Edward Mason, w. f.
Phillips q Co., j. W, Perkins q Co., and II. H.
Hay. mar1d3m sN
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CALL DEcLINED.-Rev. Henry D. Moore, of
Pittsburg, Penn, has declined accepting the
call rendered him by the Central Church in
this city to become their pastor.
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FeNTRVNATYC GfTvq -,

These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors ofthe Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a salt Man
FEATURING Cos IN Pittsburg, and are packed in MR.
tight boxes. one always sufficient Tor a bath. Di-
rections are attached. "
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- I SHIP LkTTERS.
Willard Thos III sch Austin
Smith John sch Astoria
Thomas John Capt brig Cassie GRAY
Hutchins Isaiah sch L Ysnderyoont
Roper Robert sch G ere Shot
Gatehell Ellsworth brig Ii critic Y Bishop
McDdfte Charles Capt sch j L Howard
Lowe VIM berqne L Stocker
Blatchiors T G sch Ocean
Cleaves Capt sch Ranger
lngrahan j T Capt sch Nation
W. DAVIS, PossInssssr.
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PArENTs.-Patents have been granted TO
James P. Baxter of Portland, design for
trade mark; Benjamin R. Cotton Of Lewiston,
for improvement in rolls for yarn dressing
machines; Joseph Manley Of Hope, for i'm
provement in stanchion for cattle.
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PASSENGERS.

DR. A Armstrong, MIR Percival. " Anderson. Prof
johnson, Master Lloyd. Alex A Arthur, Mrs Arthur
and child. MIR Grant, Mrs LLOYD and two children
DR. Lloyd, Mrs Lloyd, Miss Mills, X Mckenzie Mrs
lPerlier, Miss PerIier, A n SutheTlanI, Ed Wass,
Saml Wass A Harmon, A Adams. Gen Mills, Miss
Mills, ndtord Lloyd, Robt LLOYD, DIR liar, Rev DIR
Wooden, and q others in the steerage.
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Sherih's sale.
STATE OF MAINE

CUMBERLAND, ss:-April 81, 1867.
fkNAkEN on execution, and unless previously re-
4 deemed, will be sold at public auction on Satur-
day, the 25h day of May, A. D., 1s67 at two O'clock
p NJ, at the Office of Samuel Clark, ESQ in Free
port, in said County, all the right which Sarah Ann
Lunt Of said Freeport has by virtus of contract
made between said Sarah Ann Lunt of he part,
and the inhabitants Of the town of Freeport by the
Selectmen of said town of tho other part in
and to the following described Real Estate
situated in said Freeport and bounded as fol-
i i' VIZ: seasoning at tne northeast corner OF
thence running northeasierly OH said Drnnings
land, to the town lots, thence northeastery on said
town lots TO land formerly owned by Joseph Barron
thence sontheasterly on said Barron's land TO Ma
QUOT Bay. thence southeastery the Line of said
bay to the place of beginning, containing fitytwo
acres more or less. ID. S. MITCHELL,
apr27w3w1S go Deputy Sheriff. q
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DR.S. S. EITCH'S ak7z
ssE'amily Physician,se

Seventy-sx pages price rs cents. Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book is received,
SICK or indsposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, %
fremont Street, Boston. az Jan29dly