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Dread Collegiate Institute,
Tor YON2lH Ladies' IE0rcester. Mass

BUILDINGS repaired and reiurnshed. Now in
- the most iourishing condition il has been since
IT'S establishment in 1913. Summer Term begins
April IL. send for Circular.
HARRIS II. GREENE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
-..-- MISS S. b. PACKARD, Asso. Principal
mar1edlm
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f O R S Il L 10 i!

fSs.A A story and half House, with seven finish
M;;;l ed rooms, and Stable attached; good hard and
soft water. Lot 40 by S. Pleasantly located on
Montreal street street. Apply to
mr2ed1w* L. BURGESS, 80 Montreal street.
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For Coughs, Colds a,.d Consumption,
Try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALsA M, approved and used
by our oldest dndnost celebrated Physicians for forty
years past Get the genuine.
~ REED, CUTLER e. CO., Druggists,
dec2isNd&wGm Boston, Projectors.
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Municipal Court,

% 1871 JUDGE KINGsBUhY PRESIDING. edf
WEDNEsDAY.-John III. Costello and Thomas A.
Murray on search and seizure processes paid So
each. 'I
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There eometh glad tidings of joy to all,
10 young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
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49, On India street, third house from Congress
ES.; contains eleven rooms besides the attcs This
house is very pleasantly located and very con-
veniently arranged for one or two families.
Apply to MI eli VIM. ii. ,JEERlS,
mar2Sdtf tA4a' ti Real Estate Agent,
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For Sale or Lease.

THE Large Lot of Land on the corner of Federal,
l. Temple and Congress streets.
A desirable location for a Hotel-tor sale low; IL
not Sold will be leased for long term of years il de-
sired. Inquire of JOHNC. PROCTOR,
Portland, Mar 2s-d3w 65 Middle street.
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Removal.
DKS. CHADWICK 81 FOGG
3Ol Ia CONGRESS STREET,

BROWNS NEW BLOCK,
over the store of Messrs Lowell s. Senter
Office Hours-10 TO II A. NJ, and to p M
DR.. CnADwICK's residence fGS Cumberland street.
DIR. FoGG's residence % High street.
~ Free Clinical consultations viii be held en-
NJ, for the poor. iau2SsNdtf
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FOR SALEy

Ga A Desirable Square EsrIc,S saeuSe, on
Iii Spring street, between High and Park streets
sk~wlth modern improvements. heated through
out oy steain-pped for gas with gas fixtures good
stable-abundance of hard and soft water in the
house, with about 1000 feet Of land.
Inquire of ''f JOHN Q. PROCTOR.
mar2S-d3w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Free to Everybody.

Large PIP, Circular, giving information OF the
greatest importance to the young ofboth sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful,
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should tail to send
their address, and receive copy post paid by return
mail. Address p. o. Drawer 81
mr2od&wly Troy, N, Y.
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PORTI AND. March % 1897

TO the Editor ofthe Press.
SIR:-ln communication in to-day's Press
signed JoURNERMAN PIAsTERER, certain state
ments are made intended to place us in false
light before the public, and which we deem IL
our duty to correct
1t is not true that we have advertised ia any
other cities for workmen, nor have We any de-
sire to deprive any resident of the city of labor
if we can find men who are willing to give
full days work for full days wages.
We pay our workmen all they demand per
day. As the law now stands, ten hours make
legal days work. In making our con-
tracts with parties erecting buildings in
the city, we adopt ten hours a day at
the prices before named as the basis of our
contract price. Now if builders are willing to
pay for labor at ten hours per day when in
fact one day in six they only receive nine
hours labor, of conrse we cannot object But
until the public are satisfied to do this we
deem 1T our duty to ask that our employees
should adhere to the ten hour system as now
established. When it shall be demonstrated
that this system is unwise and the Legislature
which is the voice of the people, shall see fit to
change it, we shall cheerfully conform to the
law as they shall make it.
We think the prices paid for labor since the
fire, have been generous, and we believe that
plenty of men can be found who will be will
ing to do afull days labor for their money
In any event we cannot countenance move
ment the tendency of which is to stop all
building, and thus working a positive injury
to both employer and employees -s ar
81 SHERIDAN & GRIFFrrHs.
A WILD GOOSE CHAsE.-Tuesday night
man went into the police office and stated to
the officer that he had been slapped in the face
by Tom Clark, q colored man, and that he had
shot Tom dead, and that he felt SO bad about it
he came to give himself up. The officers Sc
cured the man and then started off to the scene
where the murder was said to have been COM
mitted. Arriving there, they found no murder
had been committed, and that Clark had not
been there. The officers, after rousing some of
the neighbors, learned from one of them that
he Thought he had heard pistol go off," and
this was all they coul tlearn.
Yesterday morning the man who had COM
planned of himself and who had been kept in
cell all night, was entirely oblivious OF any
events that had occurred, and did not know
what he was locked up for. Tom Clark turn
ed up alive and unframed, and the officers
concluded that they had been ON a wild goose
chase. .a. o. T-f..
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"a StrWmatic Sails and Sirmn,ntic Min
eral Waters, just received and Tor sale by
j. w. PERKINS 4 Co,
no2isNeowd&wiy No Sc Commercial St.
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Notice.

r HEREBY forbid any person harboring or trusting
i NV wife, Mary Barnett, my account for She
has LEFT my bed and board without any proyocation,
JAS. Il. BARNETT,
Portland, March 90, 1867. mar2edlws
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MARRTEDl

Lafeard.
In Vassalboro, March Is, Welcome C.Newell. of
Sidney, and Sarah p. Fossett,3of V.
In Augusta, March II, William Norcross and Miss
Sarah Mclaughlin FL i..a ...-l.~- w
beth Oster.
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ENCOURAGING CONTRIBUTIONS Com
mittee on Solicitations for subscriptions to the
Portland Institute met yesterday, and upon
comparison of the several lists it was found
that $4,000 had been subscribed. This is really
very encouraging, when we consider that very
few of the more wealthy men of our city have
been solicited, and that this is a very unfavor-
able time for for a subscription or contribution
in favor of any enterprise, however worthy.
We think that the success of the Institute may
be said to be assured.
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The Assortment

Of ladies' Gentlemen's Misses and Chillren's Boots
and Shoes at T. L. MOSELEY q Co.'s Summer
St. Boston, arc made up from the best stock in fash
ionable Styles and disposed of at low prices. ebl3
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Portland Dry Dock. Germany,
To Wagon Builders.

VOUR attention is called to Dennett's Patent
Il Dumping Wagon. 1t is simple in construction,
and costs no more than any wagon The load rests
equally on the fore and hind wheels. 1t dumps he
tween the axles. In short, this dumping WAGON is
the best extant. We wish to correspond with WAGON
builders throughout the country in relation 10 ,s
ing and selling these wagons. Address w "'''A
o,. A. A. BENNETT & Co.
harzouu 2soCongress St., Portland Me-
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INDIANOLA-Sld lIth sch II t'atly. Baker, toF
GALVESToN-Ar 18TH sch Fanny Elier, Shea,
New York.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 10Th, brig Hattie Bishop
Weber Matamoras; sch Naonta, smith. Cardenas.
Cid 23d, bargue thimhora2o, Newell, IIavre.
Cid 2Sth, ship Pride OF the Port, Jordan, Liverpool
with 5000 bales cotton.
Below goth, barque Neversink, Weeks, from Ma
lowed to sea 10th, barques Franklin, and Ocean
MoBILE-Cld 23d, sch Joseph Warren, Wiley
Boston.
CID goth. sch S Conant, Hammond, Brazos Sen
tiago. .a
SAvANNAH-Cld 21st, sch Elizabeth Arcularius
CHARLESTON Odd sch William Flint, Post
Satla River
Sid 9th schs Ella Hodsdon. Hodslon, Cardenas
Marion Gage, Sheppard, Boston Fanny X Shaw,
Shaw, Georgetown; VIM Flint.
WILMINGToN--Ar Esd, brig A Bradshaw, Eog-
BALTIMORE-Ar 2Sd, ship o nazeltine, Gilky
Callao.
Cid 23d, sch War Eagle. Kelley. Portland
Cid 10Th. brig Jennie Achorn, Aehorn, Char leatop
PHILADELPIiIA-Ar 2itii, brig Maria White
Bryant, Charleston.
Cd sd, barque W Dodge, Cooper, Marseilles
brig Agenora, White sIataIzas. IN
NEW YORK-Ar 25tb, ship Golden Rule, Hail,
Antwerp; schs Peiro, Rogers, Lebreatix; Warren
ton Lord, Elizabethporf tor Weymouth; Iatmiro0.
Ar 26th, brig Emma, SWEET, Havre; sch William
McCobb Mitchell. Providence.
CID 26th, ship Washington, Berry, Philadelphia;
brigs VIM Creevy, Haley Mobile: Nellie GAY. Gay,
Jacksonville; sch Gen Banks, Ryder, Barbados
Ossuna. Haskell, Bucksvlllc, SC.
PROVIDENCE-Sld 26th. brig Jessie Rhynas
Pcndleton. West indies; sch W IT Emerson, liner
son. New York.
BoLMEs' HoLE--Ar 25th, sch q Snow, Smith
ROckland tor New York.
In port 23d, brig Gamma; schs b + Reeves, Mil
Creek, tircassian. Y Snow ..t..
BOSTON-Ar 10Th, sch Sarah, GRAY, Frankfort
Sid, ship Mont Blanc; barque $ w Hoibrook; brig
Abby tt axter.
GD0UCESTER-Ar 23d, schs Luoy d, Higgins,
from Phi ladelphia for Portland; Ada A Andrews,
Gilley do for do; Camilla Hurlbut. do tor Eastp0r
Il Il Clark, Collins, - for Camden; Jeddie FAM
Braeklev, and Sarah Bolton, Rockland TOR York
Equal, Kear, do tor Boston; Benz Franklin, Bishop,
Belfast for Boston; Superior, Jameson, Now YORK
for Rockland. .Hr -rrE
Also ar sch Yislette lnewl G S Williams Eath.
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i WE often boast Of "healthy New England
in comparison with the Southern States but
figures show that there are more people die of
consumption in the State of Maine according
to her population than Louisiana loses by yell
low fever and cholera-and why is this? 1t is
because we have such sudden changes of the
weather and wet feet. During the month of
March and April you can find a remedy by
using Mains Elderberry Wine. 1t is warrant
ed pure. 1t win cure your cough and heal
your lungs. Use it and you will go on your
way rejoicing! fi.' asa 20 'iiH Lffis
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aACE,s CELEBRaTED sALvE!

u n N y u . OELEh MA Nc u . n Z v e
Cures in very short time
OLD SORES, BURNS, SCALDs, CUTS, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, sPRAINs, CHAPPED HANDS
CHlLBLAINS, Sc, sc
Grace's Celebrated SaIve!
Is prompt in action soothes the pain. takes out the
soreness ana reduces the most angry looking swell
ngs and inhammatons as if by magic; thus afford
ing reiie and complete cure.
Only 25 cents a box; sent by mail Tor So cents.
SETH W. FOWLE 81 SON. Is fremont ST. Boston,
Proprietors. Sold by Druggists and dealers gener-
ally. ut a
Feb19, '66--sNeodr rs weow s.. -.-
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& WISTAR,S RALSAM

I Pulmonary Complaints,
has induced many Physicians of high standing to
employ It in their practice, some OF whom advise us
of the fact under ther own Signatures. We have
space only for the names OF a few Of these:-
Il. BoYDEN, M. d.. Exeter, Me.
ALEXANDER HATCH, NJ. D., China, Ne.
r.. FELLOWS, nj. D., Hill, n. IL.
W. III. WEBB, NJ. d., Cape Vincent, N. Y.
W. E. aLyNCH,s M. D., Auburn, n. Y. rrf
ABRAHAM SKILLMAN, NJ D., Boundbrook, Nj.
ii. d. MARTIN, nj. D., Mansfield, Pa. = .-- ~
The proprietors have letters from Ill classes ofour
fellow citizens, from the halls OF Congress to the
humbest cottage, and ever beyond the seas; for the
fame and virtues of Eistar's Esaisnrn have ex-
tended to the uttermost bounds of the earth."
without any attempt our partto Introduce it be-
yOnd the limits of own country.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE q SON. is Ire
mont Street, Boston, and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers generally, -- =
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HE SUGAR REFINERY. - Samples of the
sugar manufactured at the Portland Sugar
Refinery, were exhibited at the Merchants
Exchange yesterday, and received the unani-
nous approval of our grocers, who pronounc-
ed them superior to those from abroad.
In our account of the building, published
yesterday, we should have mentioned that the
architect of it was Mr.. George M. Harding
The machinery was got up under the superin-
tendence of Mr.. B. HI. Bartol, of Philadelphia,
and the piping was done under the superin-
tendenca of MIR. Otis Brown. 49,
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TssCGZAAKr;ogS
BliEGEess,
Deea-ness,
AND
.
Catars.Ea F.!

DURING DIR. CARPENTERS late visit
TO Portland which closed Feb LIST, so great a
nnmber of persons deferred consulting him until the
latter part Of his stay that many were unable to do
50, his time being July l." hi h
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Established 1892 it, '
Improved 1866.
,CsC Mrs. .. A. Aliens .-.-
Ht improved, new style e,4cf
Hair Rcstsrer and Dressing,
&-'tlB.L Combined in One Bottle,
Restores Gray Hair 10 its Natural Cslor.
Unequaled Hair Dressing
Reduced Price, 3 90 per Bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
March 28. -E-.t r...--. sneod1m
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sPOK EN-.

p - -4 EN-
March ], lat N lod 50 w, ship Uncle Tobey, i'm
San Juan del Sur tor Callao. IN, Xxx ,-a
March l6, lat 40, lon GO, ship Ocean Rover, Gail,
from Boston for San francisco.
March II, off Carysfort Reef, barque Jonathan
Chase, from New Orleans Tor Liverpool
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A POCKET TEMEEkEEPEEs sent free to
a every new subscriber to the Temp gs,ace Jowga-
a. Terms FIFTY CENTS per wear The rime-
keeper indicates solar time with greater than
the most expensive gold or silver watch Sent bv
matt post paid on receipt of subscription Address
March %. dIw* -i''' 49,
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Boarding,

MYTH good room at No, 70 Pleasant Street. cor
w ner Of Park. maT2sdiWs
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Eye, Ear, Throat
AND
Cs4TaR RK,
CERTIFICATES.

Testimonial OF A. X. Greenougb, Esq.
/ was afflicted with CatarrlI 20 badly that had
continual pain in my head, eyes very weak fast
loosing my memory, head was so confused that was
totally unfit for business and general health fast til
ing. 1 applied to Dr. Carpenter in 1866 and his rem
edies cured me. remain web man.
A. X. GIiEENOUGH,
Proprietor of National House, Bangor, Me.
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From Branch Office Uestern Union Telegraph.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, barque George Hunt from
New York.
Cid at Philadelphia Goth, sch Clyde. for Portland
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DOM ESTIC PORTS

Br barque Maggie Armstrong, from Matanzas for
Portland was spoken March o. in lat % g. Ion 70 ~
dismaSted. She declined assistance
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SHIPDUuDING-At Brewer. Gibbs < Philips are
building sclr of 20, tons, to be off IN june, and
nave out the lame of brig OF 3C1 tons. Oa'es u
Doane are building two scbOoners OF 2.J tons cach
TO be on in May, and have the out for another
WIN McGilvery have brig of 300 tons on the 81 1cks
10 pc OH next summer. 1hursten 81 Crosby, are
nhisnng up a brig OF 800 tons. a sehr OF 15O TONS
commences by the late Cant Emerson. Scott " iSln
Is building schr OF 40 tons, 70 be If in the
260 tons, to be Oft til spring
AT East Hampton, Crosby & Co are building
this spring. - -
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RoAD.-rHRoUGH By RAIL FROM WASHING
TON AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
LYnOHBUR0.
Or and Aner TRIDAY, September I, 1855, the trains
on this road will run Is foliowsi
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Warrington at a. m. and g. 80 p. m.
Leave Alexandria at T.D q. m. and D. m.
Leave 0ordons VILE at IL 80 p. m. and l.40Am
Arrive In Richmond at p. m and %. m.
Arrive at Lynehburg At 8. % p. m. and @. q. m.
TRAINS NORTH
Leave LynehbuIg at e.&6 q. m. and :. lbp p. m.
Leave Richmond att q N. and Is q N.
Leave oordonsyille al ~ 30 p m. and IL aOAm.
Arrive h Alexandria At t65 p. m. and 40 an.
Arrive At W.shingion Al $50 p N. and S.aoam.
Local freight train leaves AlexAndria at 4 a m ar.
irving In GordonsVille at H. ~ o. m.
Leaves dordonsIille at 1855 p. arriving In Alex
Through freight train leave. Alexandria at
arriving In Lynohburg at 7l0 p. m.
Leaves Lynehburg at S@A m, arriving In Alex
Passsnssrs rom r N warrsnton will take th, m,
train south from wAshingtOn and the .. IS m, train
north from Lynehburg.
Passengers By the e45 = m and TlS p m. trains
from RoSnond sonnsot win trains Al ws!Slns S, for
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This route has the advantage all sthsrs By having
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Il also passes through Fairfax Ball Run, Manassas,
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Trains leave the sornsr Of first and Streets wash
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Psa.s md .sd iSns q
Intersection with trains the Indiana Branch and wsst
FAsr LINE, daily, except Sunday, At Q. 80 p. m. ,
stopping only at Conamaugh dsltisn, Altoona, Hunt
ingdon, LewstoWn, mimin, newport, Marysvlle, Har-
hsburg, Mddletown, Lancaster, and Downingt
making connection at Harrisburg for New York, Balt.
more and Washington, and At Phiisdsiphis for New
York, Boston and intsrmsdiAts points Sleeping ears
through In this train TO Philadslphs and 70 New
York the Allentown routs. N VI = -
First Accommodation Train for walls Station leaves
daily (sxeept Sunday at $50 q. m. 49, -.
Second Train for Wall Station leaves
daily Except Sunday at $40 .. m.
Third Accommodation Train for wallis Station leaves
daily (exc,pt sunday at S35 p. m. ~ ~ -
Fourth Train for Wall Station leaves
daily (exeept sunday at 9. o5 p. m.
Aeeommodation for Penn Station, stopping at all sta.
tons betwsen Pittsburgh and Penn, at 10. 80 D. m
The Church Train leaves Wall Station every sunday
At eo6 g. m. and arriving In Pittsburgh at zoos q nj
81 Wan's Station al 400 p. m.