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RUNS MADE IN EACH INNING.


LIST. I'd. I'd. 4th. 9TH. 9Th. 7th. Sth, 9Th.
Athletics is IA 10 10 1873
Eons, 10 %
Mr.. John A. Lowell, of the Lowell club, act
ed as umpire The score was kept by E. M,
LeProhon for the Eons and by Richard Ben
son for the Athletics. The game was played in
3 hours and minutes. The Advertiser says:
In fielding, during the first tour innings, the
play OF both mines was very even, and a close
game was anticipated by the spectators. The
play opened with the Athletics at the bat and
their scoring 10 to for Eon; ON the third in
ming the figures We're reversed, the Eon scoring
10 (the highest in the game) to for the Ath-
Ietcs. This almost closed the Eons' score it
being followed by a succession of ciphers, va
RED on The eighth inning by runs,-making a
Total Ct ~, while the Athletics ran up a score
OF 8S. The desire of many players and specta-
tors to see Mcbride, the regular pitcher of the
Athletic Club, at his point, was gratified on
the SIXTH inning. His swift pitching was much
admired, and contributed toward keeping down
the Eons score
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House on Pearl Street for Sale.
E>OR SALE n three storied genteel, modern built
brick house, containing nine Rooms with closets.
Pipsd for gas; plenty of hard and soft in the
house, and in good neighborhood Enquire at No.
53 Pearl Street. june13d1w g.
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MARRIED.

In this city, June u. by Rev. s. c. Strong of Cor
ham, Rufus H. Huxley and Frances E. Prindle,
both oil Portland.
In this city, June II, by Rev. S. Morrison. Ezekiel
H. Hanson and Miss Mary M. Cox, 10th OF Portland.
In this city, June 4, by Chas. w. Goddard, ESQ.,,
zabeth' and Mrs.. Eliza .Iohnson' Of Portland
In Bath, June 9. William Henry OF Illinois, and
Julietta Blethen, Of Bath.
In Machiasport, May II, Thos. I. Bachelor and
Mary HI. Smith,
In East Machias, May 81, Gilbert L. Berry and
Mary A. Andrews.
In North Sedgwick, James d. Fly and Medora A.
Anderson, both OF BROOKLYN.
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INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH Coat the an
nual meeting of this corpora ton on Tuesday
The following Board of Directors, for the en-
suing year, was chOsen:-E. X. Harding. n
N. Jose, G. f. shepley, VIM. McGilvery, 7. J
Southland, D. Lane, Jr, E. c. Bailey, Geo. W
Burleigh, Woodbury. Davis j. B. Foster. A. d
Brown. -. 1-v
Col. Merrill having declined re. election ST
Treasurer, Hon. Woodbury. Davis was elected
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II HE 2 r ESS
Thursday Morning, June l3, 1867.

Bs~ First Page to-ddy-General Longstreet
on Reconstruction; Letters from Augusta and
New York; Anecdote of President Lincoln;
Recent Publications; Varieties.
Fourth Page-Song of the Crocus; Old Nir-
ciuia: Sundries
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THE CAMPAIGN NTHE SoUTH.-On Monday
the Congressional Republican Committee, OF
which Gen. Schenck is chairman, was in
Committee, at Philadelphia. Their object was
to agree upon plan for thorough canvass
of the South, with view to the approaching
elections. They propose among other things,
to circulate political documents as extensively
as possible among the people. A definite plan
OF cooperation Of the two committees was
agreed upon, in which all conflict will be
avoided. u. q - -------- -
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RAID OF THE STATE CoNsTABLEs.-Ysste
day Deputy State Constables Hawkes., of Port.
land, WaldrCn, of Lewiston, Phillips and
Smith, of Androscoggin county, and Hsrsom
Of Waterville, visited the Preble House, United
States Hotel, tho stores of James McGlinchy
on Commercial street, George M Stevens, on
Federal street, Sumner Skillings, ON Federal
street, and r. R. Robinson, on Plum street,
and seized small quantities of liquor in each
place, snmmoning the propristors to appear
before Judge Kingsbury. EpYs0
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THE Argus objects to our publication of the
evidence said to be in the possession of the
Judiciary Committee, respecting the eonnec-
tons of Mr.. johnson with the assassination o
Lincoln. The summary of that evidence wa,
furnished to the Cincinnati Gazette, by
Mr.. II. V "A. Boynton, whose initials were sign
ed to the letter and whose name we find reg
ularly entered in the Congressional Directory
as special correspondent of the Gazette.
Mr.. Boynton is the son of the Chaplain of the
House, and is known as a diligent and careful
news writer. News so well authenticated as
this we consider it our business to pub
lish. The New York World, whichadmires Mr.
johnson, as unreservedly as the Argus, did
not tail to print this remarkable report. The
Argus did make lust that failure. We are I'M
der great obligations to our neighbor for ad-
vertising the fact that people who want to read
the news must look for it in the Press.
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DIED.

In Dayton, May Is, Willie Buxzell. aged years
IL months.
In North Berwick, May 8. Mary Esther, wife of
Sam A. Hubbard, aged 81 years.
In North Berwick, Mr.. William Ii. Pray, aged &c
years; Mr.. Levi Abbott, aged 10 years
In Bath, June 10, David N. Parks, aged 10 years.
In North Lubec, May Is. Mrs. Joanna Damon
wife Of jas. Huckins aged 7E years.
In Steuben May 49, Mrs. Polly, wife OF the late
Dea. H. Leighton, aged 81 years.
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DEFRAUDINa THE Relief CoM11TTEE.-A
man, by the name of VIM. Nelson, was yester-
day proceeded against by the Executive Com
mittee of Relief, for defrauding them of 800,
by receiving that amount, which was intended
for another man Of the same name. The case
was continued until this morning for further
hearing. The Committee are determined to
punish all attempts at fraud made upon this
charitable organization. s1.s.tAf
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a reverend gentleman who has been circu-
la'aig paper petitioning for the pardon of
JEFFERSON DAVIS has received the following
rather comprehensive reply from Govsrnor
Pierpoint, to whom he had applied for counte-
nance:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
Executive Department, june A, 1867.
ask for the pardon of no man who will not
ask for his own pardon. God cannot pardon
unless the transgressor first asks for his own
pardon; Reason-contrary to the established
law of God. IT PrRpoIMT
The Rev. Paul Bagley.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best IN the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmess, Reliable.
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful The genuine is sisnsd We
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers. Factory II Barclay street, New York.
~ Beware Of a COum1erfens.
November 10. t8S6 d1ysn
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The Power of Military Conn nnaer..

The Power of Military Commanders.
The Boston Journal of yesterday contains
the following important dispatch from Wash
ington:
WASHINGTON, juno II.
The Cabinet to-day held its first meeting
since the Presidents return, and the impor-
tant questions were fully canvassed relating to
the power of military commanders under the
Reconstruction law, to remove State and mu-
nieipal officials OF State Governments denoini-
mated by the act of Congress as provS. onal. 1t
. understood that the Attorney General holds
that such removals can only be made when
the State or local officials are impeding the en-
tor -ement of the Reconstruction law, and only
then in tho way provided by said act. They
must first be arrested on that charge and tried
in the manner provided by law. II convicted
and sentenced, the Office which they filed OF
course becomes vacant. In other words it is
claimed that military commanders have no
more power over these officials than they have
over any other person in the military district
which they command, and that they must all
he proceeded against in the same way whenev-
er they are charged with hindering the enforce
ment OF the law. As the logical sequence, it
is further maintained that these commanders
have no legal power under the Reconstruction
act to fill any vacancy in a State or municipal
Office created in that way any more than they
have TO fill vacancy on the bench occasioned
by the death Off judge holding his Office under
any OF these State governments. These were
the points made by the Attorney General and
other members of the Cabinet but as the full
opinion had not been written out
no final conclusions was arrived at
If this view be adopted by the
President, there is no doubt that he will re-
store Gov. Wells to his place. and re-instate
the displaced Mobile officials, though the
Southern men here asking such action fear
that it will not take place until after the time
for the summer session of Congress is passed
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Portland and Vicinity.
Rev Advertisements Ts-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Administrator Sale-J. S. Bailey
Horse-E. M. Patten u Co.
House,. Nj. Patten & Co.
Croekery, See. NJ. Patten q Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
p,o.s and Shoes-Elliot & McCallar.
Honss tor Sale on Pearl Street.
Ear Sale-aeo. r. Davis & Co.
For Sale-Alford Dyer.
For Sale-Sawyer & Varney.
Rent Wanted-Thos rockingham.
Fire observation-disclosures Chase.
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Long Sought For -41 e
.ETaiq0H Come at Last!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
As a MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable being
among the BEST not the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from the pare
Juice OF the berry, and unaduteraed by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommend it to the sick
as a medicine.
ITO the days of the aged it adtleth length,
To the mighty 1t addeih strength"
IT'S balm for the sick, Joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE =
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERvINE, which
Of all forms Nervousness. 1t is rapidly supercedne
every preparation of opumthe well known result Of
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
dicultes it alays irritation resessness and spasms
and induces regular action of the bowel and seere,
tive organs. III. r.a.. ...---
No preparation tor Nervous Diseases ever sold 20
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the learful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases, Dodds Nervne is the best reme-
dy known to science Sold by all druggists Price 81
f . ...l.r. GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co.,
aug11snlyd&w Wholesale Agents. Boston,
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CoLLSGATARY it is SO considered, when we
see with what precision and neatness M. II.
Reddy fits his customers to all styles of Gents
garments. He keeps regularly fine assort-
ment of foreign and domestic woolens; from
each he turns out every week coats, pants and
vests; the workmanship to compete with any
in the city; prices moderate aud cash sales
Gents furnishing their own goods can have
them cut, trimmed or manufactured. Salts
faction guaranteed. 1O7 Federal street
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For Coughs, Colds aud Consumption,
Try the old and well known VEGETA BILE
PULMONARY BA LSAM approved and used
by Oldest and most Ty for forty
years past. Get the genuine
REED, CUTLER s. CO., Druggists,
dec04aNd WIN Bostnn ProprietOrs.
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When, by the use Of the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can De easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
Wouads, and every Conlptaint or he Skin. Try it,
or it costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask for
uUIe's Arsica Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
80 cents to .. z. SEA MOOk q CO., Boston, Mass,
Co., agents for Maine. aprilaGdIysn
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THERE will be special meeting of the Mar
tina Washington T. A. Society at Mrs. B. Lit
tlefeld's, No. 36 Brown street, this (Thursday)
afternoon. Per order.
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STRANGE AFTAIR--Mrs. Eliza Ann bennett
Of Scarborough set fire to her house in that
town, early last Monday morning, having, on
the previous day, carried all her furniture into
the upper part of her house, and at night put
little girl, who resided with her. to bed, as
usual. 1t was about o'clock in the morning
when the woman set fire to her own bed The
little girl knew nothing of it until her bedroom
door burst open from the flames, and she then
escaped by the window. Mrs. Dennet was
seen by her neighbors, after the fire broke out,
making for the river evidently with the inten-
ton of drowning herself; but they headed her
off and saved her. 81 10 a. j
There is nodoubt the woman is deranged.
She is about 30 years old, and was married
some five years ago, but her hus band deserted
her shortly after the marriage. Though very
active and energetic woman. possessing consid-
cradle property, and sometimes working out
her highway tax personally, she has, latterly,
been duh and low spirited. About month
since she lost cow and hog, which served to
aepress her spirits in a greater degree
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THE Spiritualist Children's Lyceum will
meet at Temperance Hall next Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock The officers and members of
the Lyceum are requested to be present as
business of Importance will como before them
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Iln.i,


MIR. EDITOR LII is no term TO be applied to
the impeAstrable clouds that continually in
fest our streets. 1t is disgrace to the city
that eau be very easily avoided, if the proper
precautions are taken. Now if this money
that is paid for private water-carts was put
into the City Treasury, and the city authori-
ties invest the same in public water-carts, it
would be Of more value to the city than any
other present improvement. There are great
many places around tho city that never see q
water-esrt, especially in the burnt district and
private streets If some one in authority
would look into this matter it would be . great
benefit to the public good. H.
No doubt it would be a great benefit if all
the streets could be sprinkled; but we very
much doubt the propriety of calling upon
those who subscribe to have their own streets
sprinkled to put their subscriptions into gen.
eral fund for the good of streets whose occu-
pants will not give anything.-[PREss.
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CHANGING THE TRAcK.-A large gang OF
workmen commenced yesterday to remove and
set over the Horse Railway track on CONGRESS.
between Pearl and Franklin streets, which is
made necessary by the Strengthening of Con-
gress at that point,
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ETA soldier who had lost the use OF his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
ablsd to abandon his erutches bottle of NET
CALgR's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t Is truly
the wonder of the age. Apl 10snl6ws
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LARCENY.-The boot and shoe store of Mr..
Q. b. Howard was entered on Monday night.
and two cases of boots carried off. Mr.. II. had
PACKED his goods ready for removal, and found
two cases missing in the nothing.
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In you want to see the finest assortment
Meerschaum Pipes in the city, go to Lee s.
Stebbins', $50 Congress street may28-eod2w
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United s.n,e. Comm, i..iouer,s Court,

wM. II. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
William j. Ross whose examina-
ton on charge of smuggling and selling smuqgled
goods, was commenced last Saturday and continued
to Wednesday, was discharged .-s
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oTEAhEh MoNTREAL.-This last built and
elegant steamer of the three older boats of the
Boston q Portland Company has been thor
oughly overhauled and reftted, besides being
enlarged by lengthy addition to the saloons
on the forward deck, and the addition Of four
teen new and splendid state rooms; and she
will take her place tonight upon the line, in
place of the Forest City. This steamer, with
the John NJ. Brooks, are to b. specially devot-
cd to the passenger traffic for this season, be-
ing fitted up with special reference to the oon-
venienee and accommodation of the travelling
public; and no freight ever will be taken to in
terfere with their comfort. The steamers Lew
iston and Forest City are to be kept as freight
boats, and to be always ready for any emer-
gency in an accumulation of freight, or an ac-
cident to either of the passenger boats The
Company, with these four excellent steamers,
will now be amply able to supply all the de.
mands of the public in safe and agreeable
transportation of passengers or merchandise
by this old and reliable route
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F.O. BAILEY will sell at auction at o'clock
this afternoon, on the premises, valuable
house and lot on India street. See advertise
ment,
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following de-
~ scrbed goods were seized at this port on the
Gays hereinafter mentioned tor violation of the Rev
From wagon on Gslts wharf, boz. Bottles
brandy, May Is. On board Schr Abbio Bursley,
Dbl Molasses, Bbl. Sugar, hf Bbl do Bag
TO-; May Is. On board S. s. Carlotta, 8 Bot 90
Srandy; May 81. At Store 143 Commercial Street,
Bbls. and B K containing Nutmegs; May ~ At
Store 1s5 Commercial Street, Bbl containing Nut
mcgs; May -. On board Brig "Eudorns Case
containing 70 Bottles Gin, Case containing Bot
800 Cigars 3 Boxes Containing $50 Cigars Bun lies
containing so Cigars each; May "A. ON board Stmr
New brnnswtck, 81 Packages Sewing Silk, and
Pocket Knives, May 2s: On Board Bark s.. Jago
Hf Bbls. Molasses, u titles Brandy, I'M Cigars:
Nav q. Sehr: "Kate Brown" of Thomaston her
tackle apparel aud furniture: Nav 2S 1900 Cioars
at Tnomaston; May 81. On Board S. 5, CarIotts 10
lbs. Nutmegs. May Il. On board Brig Eudorus.
20D0 Cigars, Boxes jelly.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quesed To appear and make such claim within twenty
DAYS nom the date hereof otherwise tho said guoas
VIII be disposed Of in accordance with the Acts OF Com
gross In such cases made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector
Portland, June G, 1867 d1sw3w
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IMPORTS.

SYDNEY, CB. Sch Margaret Ann-l5o tons coal
to l. Farmer.
ANNAPOLIS, Ms. Sch Margaret Ann-SO cords
wood. to order.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Medical Notice,

q. II CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at.
ton to Diseases OF the Eye. No. 301f Congress st
Office hours from II A. M. to p. M.
May Is. sNti
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The only reliable remedy for those brown diseelJr-
atoms on he face called Moth Patches and Freskss,
Tsp EHeys moth AND FRECKLE L0rIsN. Prepar-
cd only ~ DR.. B. c. PERCY, Dsrmatologist, - Bond
St, n, Y. Sod u all druggist in Portland and
lsswhers Price 81 per bottle mar1sd&wSmsn
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The EoNs IN BosToN-Ths Boston papers
bring full reports of the base ball match played
Tuesday by the Cons of this city and the Ath-
letic Club of Philadelphia. The following is
the score:
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CrOss7a07a's Polish,
Cheeseman's Polish.
Cheeseman's Union Furniture Polish

SJrHE best in the world for Polishing Mahogany
/ Walnut, Stair-Posts, Rails, Counters, or any
kind OF Furniture. This Polish has been used by Mi
Crossman for the last twenty years, giving perfect
siacton to all. Ii is warranted TO stand q temporal
ture oftwo hundred degs. OF heat and is not other
wise easily defaced. Furniture polished with 1t will
be perfectly dry and ready for in five minutes al
ter the Polish is pnt on. Price Seventy-Five and Fiji
ty Cts per bottle; any one can 1t by following
the Directions on the bottle.
Reference-Messrs G. & L. Frost, Capt Inman, USA,
Messrs. Breed 4 Turkey, Benz Stevens, Jr., VIM.
Allen, n. M. Woodman. .-'
For sale by Burgess, Fobes & Go, W. F. Phillips
& Co., Ii. Ii. Hay q Co. Samuel Roh, II. W. q A.
Oeering.
Mandatory SIG Congress st, up stairs, Opposite
head OF Green st. s. C. RIGGS, Agent,
dec2ad1t Portland. Mime,
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HENRY p. MERRILL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
16s CONGRESS STREET.
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AccIDENT.-Yesterdaya afternoon as Mr. E.
S. Wormell, the photographer, was at work
taking in some pictures from staging outside
of his room, in the third story of the Gerry
block on Congress street, the staging gave way
and he was precipitated distance of more
than thirty feet, striking upon pile of lumber
Singular to say, not bone was broken, al
though he received some severe bruises. In
falling he caught the sill of window with one
hand, which, in great measure, broke his
fall. A bad cash on one cheek is the only con-
siderable wound visible He was taken to his
residence, but was able to sit up and converse
cheerfully q short time after the accident
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THREE Cusron HOUSES DrMoLrsHE

THREE CUsToM HOUSES DEMoLIsHED.-It is
q singular coincidence, as we are reminded by
an old resident, that the three buildings which
have been last occupied successfully as Gus
tom Houses in this district, are now in process
of demolition. The first one is the substantial
brick building on the corner of Fore and Plum
streets, last occupied by the National Trad
ers' Bank. In this was substantial fire
proof vault, one of the best in the city, and
built under the auspices of the late Isaac
Ilsley. Then the old one ON Fore street, and
now the new and last one ON Middle street.
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SPOKEN.

April 20, lat So N, lon "a 2s W. ship Crusader,
from Cardiff ioi Point de Gale.
April ~, lat s, Ion q W, ship Garnet, from Liv-
erp0O for Alden.
May u, lat - %, Ion 81, ship Marcia Greenleaf,
from New Orleans fer Liverpool,
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MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-Two little girls were
brought before the Municipal Court yesterday
for breaking open an unOccupied house on
Green street, and doing considerable mischief
therein. There is a set of unprincipled young
scamps of both sexes about the city, who are
doing most provoking kind of mischief, such
as stealing tools, shovels, axes, etc., that may
be left out of doors, not amounting to much,
but it is of vexatious, character, deprying
one of an article at the very moment it is
wanted to be used. Judge Kingsbury remark
ed at the examination of these girls, that he
felt the need of some suitable place in which
to confne girls for reformatory purposes, and
it is hoped that he will make some example of
tae first ones caught in this annoying form of
larcnnv an .-'