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"ALL ONE WAY."-We are not in the habit
of placing implicit confidence in all that we
see in the Argus, having found that items of
current political intelligence receive strong
partisan eoloring before getting into type in
that paper. The following paragraphs from
yesterdays paper illustrate this fact:
The popular reaction against RadicaIism
aud its destructive measures goes on, and the
great tidal wave" is steadily increasing in
volume, Deep answers unto deep"-and the
people, from New England to Nebraska. are
uttering their voice in tones which the I'm
parchment plotters will be compelled to hear
and heed! Chicago revolutionized, and Civ
ing eco majority Tor the Democrats : Cincin-
matt, ST. Louis, Louisville, and eUeTy other city
o. the West, all Democratic, and some by quad
ripple their former maiority-liichigan Eillinq
RadacaliSm By $4,000 majority!
The italics are ours. We protest against a
wholesale fabrication like the above in the in
terest of any cause, and especially of bad
one. We have once before corrected the state
ment that the Democrats have carried Cincin-
natl The principal town in Nebraska, Oma-
ha, has this year given Republican majority
tor the first time. The Republicans have car
ried by decisive majorities, Madison, Wiscon-
sin, st. Paul, Minnesota, and Peoria, Illinois,
al hitherto Strongholds Of the Democracy. Ke-
nosha, which went Democratic last year, and
Racine, which is usually very close, have
chosen Republican municipal tickets The
Republicans have also, aside from the vote on
the constitution in which party lines acere not
ooSer0ed, carried Michigan by their usual ma
Jority. In Wisconsin they have increased
their majorties by several thousand votes.
Toledo, Ohio, Lawrence, Kansas, and Indiana
polls, Indiana, have all gone Republican. In
Cleveland the Republican gain is one thous-
and. In Dayton, the home of Valandigham
the Democrats were defeated almost for the
first time. Nor can we allow the claim of St.
Louis to go unchalenged. The successful
candidates were pretty evenly divided between
the two parties On the whole the municipal
elections in the Western States show large Re
publican gains. 1t is not often that a sagacious
political paper makes so many gross errors
In single paragraph as the Argus has in the
one we have quoted and demolished point by
DOint
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HATS FOR THE PEoPLE.-We have for sale
all the new styles recently issued by Cook &
Aldricb, Boston, including the Gossamer Silk
Hats SO justly celebrated for fneness and light
ness. Shaw Bros, lat Middle street.
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THE ERIE RAILROAD DIsAsTER.-The Jury
at Port Jervis, in the case of one of the vic
tins of the recent railroad massacre, for a
wonder, find somebody to blame, though they
do not venture to say who. Here is the YER
dict:
From the eviG ence before us We have arriy-
ed at the conclusion that the deceased, Tobias
Elrichs, came TO his death from injuries re-
ceived by the cars of the Erie railroad being
thrown from the track at Cars rock, Penn,
the accident being caused by broken rail-
The occurrence, In our opinion, might have
been avoided had the train run at less speed,
owing TO the unsafe condition of the road.
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Municipal Court.

'' JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
FRIDAY John A. York and John W. Day were
before his honor for larceny of certain amount of
clothing, valued at $22 The case was continued to
this morning at o'clock. Failing to furnish sure
ties they were committed.
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THE strangest and most improbable story
that has gained currency for years, in that
which tells how James Gordon Bennett. edi-
tor of the New York Herald, became involved
IN the Gettysburg Asylum lottery swindle, com
hendeo it to the public favor in his paper, and
"i'er"ard, finding that the whole affair was a
s,osS fraud, redeemed all the tickets present
ed at his Office dollar for dollar.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCo-Cld list ult. ship Ell Dorado,
Plummer, Victoria.
PENSACOLA-Ar 9th, sch Mary Fletcher, Pen
dleton Brazos Santiago.
CHARLEsIoN-BelOw 18th, barque Annie KIM
Cid 18th, sch Catawamteak, Packard. tor Phiadel-
phia.
st Jago.
Cid 14th sch vopr, Bogart, Providence.
:, Ga 18th, schs Alaska, Rand, RoekPort; Georgia,
Providence: G Knight, Fuller, do.
PHiLADELPHlA-Arl 18th. schs P Ames, Tur-
ner New York; Annie NJ Lee, Dukes, Portland.
Cid 18th, scbs Albert Treat, Sawyer, Bangor; M d
Cranmer; Cfanmer, Roxbrry.
Below 10Th, sch Wilder from Cienfuegos.
Ar 10th. brig CLARA M Goodrich, Look. Cardenas;
sch 5 Sawyer, Keen Campobello.
tie Holmes Tapey Bs9aoS Xi9 s%t Sa Sen mat
SID I'm Delaware Breakwater 18th, brig Agenora,
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, barques Isaac Rich, Dyer,
Havana; Com Dupont. Clifford, Matanzas brigs
Ramirez, Bernard, Cienuegos; Ponvert, Allen. frc
Sagua Sea Breeze, Coombs, Belfast Tor Georgetown.
DC; schs Montana. Parker, Iegborn; Enchantress
Webster, Para; Florence NOVEL;, Fennimore, To-
blsco; Sabao, Lamson. Barbados: Jameson
jameson, Baracoa; VIM Rowe, Whittemore, and
VIM CaPes, Baker, Bath Idella Small. Robins
Roekland
Cid 18th, briggs Eugenia, Coombs. for Mstanzas;
Udoa, Mhlttemo;e e, Neuyitas; sch Jason, Sawyer,
Ar 18th. brigs Almon Rowell, Davis. sagua 10 DIS;
ADDy Bradsnaw, johnson, Demerara.
CID 18th, barque Trovatore blanchard, Cardenas:
brig Henry Seavy, Lee. Demarara; schs Lugana
johnson, and Annie Whiting, Hutchinson, tor do
Israel Snow, fIlsbury. Baracoa; Lena Hume, APP
pleby, PASSPORT; q II Mills, Mills, Wilmington, Nc I;
Alpha, Munson, Elzabethport; NJ NJ Pote, Abbott,
Georgetown, DC. IA -...-
| PROVIDENCE-Sid 18th, scbs Lucy j Warren,
Hatch, Baltimore: II Metcai, Rogers, New York
| Pointer. Nichols, do. =
| NkWPORT-Ar 18th, schs Flora A Sawyer Reed,
Providence ter Phladephla: Pilot, Nash, Rockland
tor New York; Free Wind Frisbie, FIN Portland Tor
| do; Henrietta Clark Rockport Tor Norfolk: Union
| Flag Maloney, Providence Tor Bueksvile. SC; p s
| Lindsey Emery, Portland Tor New York; New Zea-
| land, Cook Rockland for do.
FALL RIVER-Ar 14th, sch Orozimbo, Gilmore,
Belfast. =
Ar 18th, sch R Colson, Roberts. Rockland.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 18th, brig E Rich, Hop
kins, Malaga tor Boston; scbs Gregory, Gregory.
| Rondout tor Boston; Gen Meade, Philadelphia for
| Saco; Hannie Westbrook, Mariner. Porto Rico for
Portland; Darius Eddy, Hopkins, i'm New York for
Bangor. ' E
BOSTON-Ar 10th, briggs Ottawa, Mills, cienfue-
gos; Model, johnson, Mataznas.
Cid 18th, ship Harriet Erving, Salter. Melbourne
PORTSMOTUH-Ar 18TH sch Richmond, Guptill,
New York.
Sid 18th sch M THnodnn. Pinkhan, Rockiand.
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SEE advertisement of Tenement Wanted"
The applicant is responsible as well as re-
spected young gentlemen, who always fulfills
his promises. .tt
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MEN OF OUR TIMEs.-Under this title Mrs.
Stowe has collected in a handsome duodecimo
volume sketches and anecdotes of the lives of
Lincoln, Grant Garrison, Sumner, Chase, VIII
son, Greeley Farragut, Andrew, Coltax, Stan
ton, Douglass, Sheridan, Sherman, Howard,
Buckingham, Phillips and Beecher. The
sketches are full enough to crafty without
satiating the natural and laudable curiosity
respecting the circumstances under which
such characters those for which these
names stand were developed, and each is ac-
companed by a steel portrait. The portrait of
Mrs Stowe which is prefxed to the volume is
better than any which has previously been
published Perha's the most remarkable fea-
ture of the book is the care with which the ma
tlonal and family traits of each character have
been studied in connection with the circum-
stances by which they were moulded. The
book is published by subscription only, and we
are not surprised to learn that large list, over
two hundred and fifty, has been obtained in
this city. Mr.. John Russell is the agent of the
publishers here, and will begin to deliver the
book to subscribers in a few days.
THE BoNDHoLDERs AGAIN.-The cry against
the bondhoders raised by the Democrats some
time since has almost completely died out.
There is no mystery about it, for the subject
has been thoroughly ventilated. 1t has been
found that the war was not declared against
the rich, but against the poor. The following
accurate statement of the character and condi-
ton of the bondholders in Cincinnati, taken
from published list in that city, shows conclu-
sively that it is not the rich alone that are ia
vored by the exemption of United States bonds
from taxation:
The whole number of bondholders is seven
hundred and twenty-eight, of whom only nIne-
| ty-four hold sums of over one thousand dollars
| each, and only four over ten thousond each.
The highest single amount is sly 400, belong
| ing to the estate OF A. Hardness. Six hun
| bred and thirty persons hold sums of less than
| one thousand dollars each. The names of
| large proportion of these bloated arstocrats''
| indicate that they are of German and Irish
| extraction. We do not doubt that a similar
Investigation would reveal proportionately
| similar list of "aristocratic bondholders" in
| every locality. The rich don't invest largely
| in bonds because they can do better Govern
| ment bonds are the poor man savings banks.
MURDER IN WoRcEsrER.-A trenchman
named Peter Laffery, living in the village of
| Webster, Mass, was murdered alb ,nt o 'clock
yesterday morning while in bed with his wife.
| Three blows were struck ON his head with an
axe. The wife of the murdered man had been
! intimate with a man named Dave, who is
charged with committing the deed. 1t is sup
posed that his wife left the house door unfast-
ened with the understanding that Dave should
enter and murder Laffery in his sleep. Both
are under arrest and will be examined to-mor-
| row morning
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-18

CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure for
Diabetes and all diseases of the Kidneys. For
sale by all druggists. mar16eod3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-18

IHE QUEEN has telegraphed a message of
euhuolence to Mrs. darcy MCGEE. OF course
'ne mas She always is lavish of sympathy in
'uoA eases and it has even been known, in
case OIL collery explosions, to take the form of a
n'e pound note Victoria is a nice little wo-
man. fuli OF benevolent feeling and possessing
all the domestic virtues and graccs, but wthal
misery to an almost incredible extent
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Remedy TOR Female Complaints
HOD't ESA AesvthSnu ERSa
TT rs WITH

earnest and decided pleasure
that the proprietor of No. 266 Conl begs leave to
state to the enlightened portion Of the people of Port
land, that he is in receipt of his Introductory CARGO
for the season. And the many-very many disap-
pointed applicants lot late numerous and seeming
ly so anxious for the SUBSCRIBERS COALl will
rejoice greatly thereat, Information so generally de-
manded knowledge so absolutely useful, although
late conveyed. s.. JOS. H. POOR.
April 49, 1868. dtsn ss e-4
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DECIDEDLY the best Hair Restorer in the
market is Wallace's. Price only fifty cents
Crosman & Co., Agents. -
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Has been received here in the state in which it is
sold in the market, for analysis,
1t was found to be excellent, matured Elder
berry Wine, comparing tavorably with the choicest
samples of ''Sambuci Wine," and containing even
more of the acid salts. astrngent and valuab
qualities of the berry, than that wine does
1t has the best properties OF Port Wine, without its
intoxicating quality, and in sickness. as bever-
age it should replace the imported wines.
Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. d. State Assayer.
20 State Street, Boston,
18th Aug, 1867. $3.50 rFFE E|
teb1ldswttsN S. DANA HAYES, Chemist
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BatchpIer'S Hair nye-

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-H armless, Reliable
instantaneous. No disapp ointment. No ridiculous
tints Remedies the i'll effects of Bad DYES Invig-
crates and caves the hair soft and beautiful black or
broom. Sold by all Druggists and Perumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory is Bond
street, New York. a jan14sNd1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-18

Mr.. GEO. G. ROBINSON and Madam Fowle
are now in New York selecting neao styles and
new goods. e.t.~-5 se7a ap18d3t
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GET some of that wonderful Cement now at
the Inventors Exchange, No. 2O9 Congress
street. ap18dtt
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In buying Clothing or Furnishing Goods,
however small the article, you can always save
money by going to G. w. Rich & Co.'s. 173
Fore St., second door east of Exchange st.
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The only relic BILE remedy for those brown dscolor-
atoms the face is ''erry's Moth and Freckle To-
ton" Prepared only by DR.. B. G. Perry, 40 Bond
ST.. New York. Sold eyerywhere mar2ld&M 6msN
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Sch BroadHeld, Crowell, Philadelphia.
Sch Paran, Clark, New York.
Sch Trader, Lord, Boston Tor Roekland.
Sch Sea Serpent. Calderwood. Boston Tor Roekland
Sch Alma Foster, Machias TOR New York.
Sch Union, Drnsmore, Maehias tor Boston,
Eg-Signa tor barque. supposed the n NJ Haven,
CLEARED.
Bargue Sarah ID Hale. Hutchinson. Matanzas-
Churchill, Browns & Manson.
Brig Ehen n, tBrj Dwyer. st John, NB-Iobn
Por,fous.
Brig Kate Foster, Brown, Chsrryheld IN ballast.
Sch bramhall. Hamilton st John NB-John Por-
teous, and Jonas Perley
Sch Sterling, Roberts, wiscasset-Eastern Packet
Company.
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G.. F. Emery.

No. 99.-Samuel M. Knight v. F. O. j. Smith.
Trespass. The action is brought test the legality
OF the doings of the Presumpscot Land and Water
Co. in cutting the canal through plaintiffs proper
ty. The County Commissioners awarded plaintiff
$216666 for land taken which amount has been paid
to plaintiff, but he declines giving deed and brings
this action to recover further amount. On trial.
j. & e. NJ. Rand. F. o. j. Smith.
l. w. Parker.
At the opening of the Court Saturday morning the
docket of actions marked for trial. inside No. 200
will be called, in order that cases may be assigned
for next week.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Melbourne Feb %. ship Flying Eagle, Hayes,
New York, land sailed for Newcastle. NSW)
Sid I'M Newcastle, NSW, Feb 8, ship Richard Bus
teed Knowles, San Francisco.
Sid TN Malaga 9th ult, brig Eliza Stevens. Phin-
ney, New York.
Ar at Palermo 22d ult, barques Starlight Grozer,
Mcssina; 25th, Jehu, Smith, Genoa.
SD tn Havre slst ult, barque St Cloud. Ames.
Sid fin Shields LIST inst, ship Free Trade Smith, for
New York.
Ar at Cardiff s1st ult, ship Fawn, Nelson. Havre.
Sid I'm Barbaboes 2ist ult, brig Black Swan, Podg-
Sid i'm St Thomas 10th ult, brig Rocky Glen, WAL
LACE, st Croix, to load for New York 18th, barque
delphia.
Passed by 18th ult. barque Argentine, Atwood I'm
Buenos Ayres for New York. = Ftg, tHIE
Ar at st Jago I'd inst, barque Evening Star, Miller,
At Nuevitas 2d inst brig cossack, Elliot tor New
sid I'm caibarien I'd inst, sch Transfer, Perkins.
Bristol, RI.
Ar at Havana 9Th inst sch Bertha Soudor, woos-
ter Sierra Morena land sailed 10th tor Philadelphia;
brig Eudorus, Haskell, Baltimore, land sailed 10th
Tor Matanzasl; sth. br,gs Ocean Belle. New York;
and Lath Rich Lunt, Philadelphia: Maine Law,
johnson, Nassau, MP; 10th, brig Sophie, strout, fn
Sid sth. sch Nellie Bowers, stackpole, Portland;
9th. bar lue Lavinia. Davis, Sagua; Deborah Pen
nell, Pennell. Cabarien; Mary Kinds. Hastings,
New orleans; sch Alice @ Noyes. crowen, for Ma
Ar at cardenas 9Th inst, brig. Anna wellington.
johnson, and Nellie II eel, Mal0nev, New York.
7th, sch Helen King. Marshall, Ardros.an; sth.
brig Saml Lindsey, wilson, sos on.
CID at Matanzas sth, sch Ra'h sOuder. Crosby. for
Philadelphia.
Ar al Ccniuegos Sd inst. barque Cienfaegos. Cole,
New York: brigs VIM Robertson, Reed. Boston;
iiinckley, Foster I'm st Marys, Ga; sth, Mereedes.
Hinckiey. New York.
Sid B.! brigs Naiad. Richardson, FOR New YORK:
lewis Clark Bartlett. Boston; 9TH, sch Ada Ames.
Adams. New York.
Ar ct Cabairien 2sth ult sch Kate Carlton. Lamb.
New York; S0th, oarque Martin W Brett. Thurlow,
havana.
Sid syst ssh Sinaloa, Steele. New York
Ar a. ST John. NIB. 18th Inst, brig MAID Potter,
Shields, Portland
cid Iith. brig chevios. Whitney. Havana; Cam
bridge, Smith. cardcnas.
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IS Buy We, and Ell do you Good. % DIR.
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS in ey-
cry instance prove this motto true. They do good
to every one who uses them for Jaundice Headache,
Costiveness, Liver Complaints, Humors Impure or
Bad Blood, General Debility, and all Bilious Diseases
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co,
mar1SdUy8sn Boston, and all Druggists
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ALBION DINING ROOMS, III Federal street.
INCEST of roast beef, chicken pie and good old
fashioned "boiled dinner also boiled halibut,
soups and chowder for dinner to-day
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Wanted Immediately.
Tenement Wanted.

49, A GOOD TENEMENT WANTED IN A
H;;;1 good neighborbood.
8lil Call al the Daily Press Office.
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"OUT OF SORTS

Take DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,-the most medicinal in the mar
ket. Established in 1905 mar12eodSwemsp
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READ the annual statement of the Security
Fire Insurance Company, printed in our ad-
vertising columns this morning. This Com
pany is said to be a favorite with real estate
owners, and the statement shows why.
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IMPORTS.

CARDENAS. Brig Marion-294 hhds AZ tea mo-
lasses, to j Brown & Sons W. -o
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Supreme JudicinI Court.

APRIL TERM.-BARRows, J, PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-In the case of Nathan Huse & ais. ".
Henry B. Hart & ais action of trover to recover the
value OF 1868 sheep SKINS the jury returned verdict
for plaintiff for $43O4.21. The case goes up on ex-
ceptions.
Bradbury & Bradbury. G. F. Emery.
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RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-Mr Condor, residing
on Washington street, commenced work YES
terday morning at the Grand Trunk depot as
one of their employees. In the afternoon he
stood on the track in the depot ward as one
train was coming up and another train going
down. He was only noticing the down train,
standing with his back to the other, when it
came up and struck him, throwing him ON
the side of the track. His right leg fell across
the track, and before he could get it away
the train ran overit, severing it completely from
the body, just below the knee He was taken
to his residence on Washington street and at
tended to by DR.. Tewksbury. Last evening he
was as comfortable as could be expected,
PAYMENT OF PENSIONS REsUMEp-Tbe nav
ment of pensions, interrupted by the death of
Mr.. Willis, will be resumed at the Agency
Monday morning M. A. Blanchard. ESQ. the
newly appointed Agent, has made arrange
ments to transact the great amount of bust
ness that has accumulated, with all possible
dispatch. Mr.. Blanchard's experience as City
Auditor and his excellent business habits
make his appointment as Pension Agent for
tunate one for persons who will be brought in
contact with him in his new office
CLEARED OUT.-Robert Maloney, the young
fellow who was arrested last week on suspi-
cion OF stealing boot, and whose case was
continued to yesterday, has cleared out 1t
has been discovered that he bad stolen and
sold two pairs of boots from the store of Mr..
Cusick on Fore street. Maloney got wind of
the new discovery that had been made of his
larcenies, stepped out, and was not present in
Court yesterday.
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aRnKEN

April . lat .. s.. Ion u "a. .eh Y c Knight. IRON
New York ior Para.
April Y. lac y GA Ion 50 ship WIN ssossr. son
April Y. lat p, Ion - %. ship Vanguard. IRON
New Orleans ior navre.
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THE best Havana Cigars are always found at
Crosman & Co.'S. ls
SARATOGA WATER on draught at Crosman
& Co.'s aHts EFtU3 ttHt tENFt
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A desirable tenement of seven or eight rooms in
n central locality is wanted. Address u, "
Box SIC, Post Office. Family small and references
frst class. H.rrer. II. e.. apr1sd1w
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Miniature Almanac. April rs.
sun rises. .'."... :. 5t4 Moon rises. go. 3l5AM
Jun S0''' o'4o High water. sos AM
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The UNION PACIFIC RALRoAD-We learn
that the Union Pacific Railroad has now
crossed the summit of the Rocky Mountains,
the highest point on the entire line from the
Missouri to the Pacific, and the locomotives
headlight now shines over toward the Great
Salt Lake Basin. This railroad has been built
with rapidity unheard of before in the his
tory of railroad enterprise-55O miles having
been built and equipped in but little more
than two years. 1t is asserted that not less
than 300 more miles will be completed this
year, making eight hundred and fifty miles in
three gears. The entire line to San Francisco
will be finished in 1870. When that is done,
the traffic of the line must be immense. AL
ready the profits of the completed portions are
very large, the net earnings for the eight
mouths ending December last, having been
more than one million dollars. Some inter
esting facts concerning the progress of this
road and the character of the bonds are made
in another column, over the signature of the
COMPANY,
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Business Items.

EVERY lady should visit the store of Davis
& Co. this day and see their new goods.
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CRUELTY TO ANMALs-A gentleman resid-
ing in this city showed US yesterday an OK
brad, measuring an inch and a quarter in
length, which he found in a piece of sirloin
steak purchased in the market. Have we no
Prof. Bergh among us?
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ITCH!g ITCH!!f
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH

m rom 10 % q hours.
Wheaten's ointment cures he Itch.
heotom,s 0jm msems cures Rnfr Ex heum.
W hsafon's Ointnsent cures Tefsrr.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Rarberm Itch
W henton's Ointment cures Every kind
Of Hunacr like Negic.
Triee. 80 cents box; by mail, co cents. Address
WEEKS POTTER, No. 40 Washington Street.
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists
September rs. eods&wIy
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by TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 18th, brig Almon Rowell. Davis,
Sagua.
Also ar Ellen Maria, Hoxie. Matanzas; sch Erie,
Ar at baltimore 18th. sch c Clark, Cummings.
n