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GEORGIA,


| THE USUAL DEMOCRATIC STORY
New YORK, April pa dispatch from the
Secretary Of the Democratic Executive Com r
lnttee OF Georgia, dated 1t Macon. says: The
Constitution is undoubtedly deIealea' ana
| nothing can change the result except such
| frauds as will be too gross not 10 De palpaoie
| For that reason such frauds are NOT now ex-
| Dected The defeat of the Constitution is
| clear by large majority. gen. Gordon has
| been elected Governor of Georgia by a sur
prisingly large majority. The counties which
| have the largest negro majorlties have all cone
Democratic.
THE ELECTIONS.
SAVANNAH, April 23.-rhe conservatives are
glinlng to-day. A majority of the city vote is
considered conservative, and the county vote
radical Result doubtful Total vote tor the
city and county for four days 7404.
COLUMBUS, April 23-The election has clos-
"a IN good order The total vote is 1884; over
zoo whlte votes were excluded.
MACON, April 23-The number of votes cast
IN this county is 4499; result doubtful The
Democr9 Is claim 20Omaiority. Houston coun-
ty is claimed to be democratic by small ma
jorty. Sumter is estimated TO give radical
majority OF 500. and Pike 300 democratic ma
iorty The Democrats have carried Lee by
mall majority; Barker by go majority; Mitch
ell by 800 majority, and Wilcox by 800 maiori-
ty; Wilson gives radical majority
ATLANTA, April 23.-The election has nassed
off orderly throughout. Gordon and the dem.
ty.
AUGUSTA, April 23-The polls have closed;
the vote for four days is 1851 Bullock's ma
lorlty Tor Governor is fully 1000. The election
Clos, IN row between the whites and blacks
IN which several were wounded but not seri-
ously The excitement was intense Suisse
qu9ntly negro knocked a white lady down in
t1e Street lnlurlng her severely. This added
10 the excitement, and fears are entertained of
general riot. Several shots were fred at the
freedman but he escaped W, TIL a slight flesh
wound. After the arrest of the negro the mil
ltary charged through the streets dispensing
the crowd. After quiet was restored it was
a>certained that the negro who assaulted the
lady vas suffering under fit of temporary in
sanity. When this became known quiet was
restored, and at this hour, 10 Z. NJ, the civ is
perfectly quiet and order reigns.
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NatSSO u asa.

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-At halfpast O'Clock
this morning fire broke out in the extensiv.
wholesale drug store of Blow, Cum s. Co., No
l25 North Main street, which was entirely de.
stroyed, toeether with Grimley & Co.'S cloth
ing store; @. Specks, dealer in fancy goods; J
L. Arnat, hats and caps; Clark Bros. & Co.
bankers; j. e. Crawford, furnishing store
Carr & Co., boots; j e. Ceale al d Farren 8
Chaplin, tailers; G. G. Coulter g. Co. Price
Current office, and r. p. Studey & Co.. lob
printers. The losses and insurance as far a,
ascerta.ned are:-Langsdorf & Boarstein, 10 a
loss OF stock valued at $4,000, insured S135
QUO; r. J. Sudley g CO., stock estimated about
1000, insured 100000; L. & c. Speck & Co.
stock S15O,000; total loss on Clark Bros. &
Co.'S building $4,000, insured; Grimsley &
20, stock estimated at 100000, Insured S45 COO:
DeSreck & Co., loss on stock 100000, merry
covered by Insurance.; Blow, Curd q Co. and
}. Arnat have lost everything, nut ne ther los s
nor Insurance yet ascertaned; G. G. Coulter
loses about $4,000, insured $4,000; Water.
$4,000 or $4,000, insured. Blow, Curd & Co s
store was completely destroyed, the explosive
chemicals demolishing the walls. Grimsley &
Co.'S and Degreck & Co.'s buildings were also
blown down. Total loss estimated at 81 ,OO0.-
600. 1t was the most extensive and disasrl O us
fire since the burning of the Linden Hotel
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TO Leu,
FEIHE Spacious cham bers in the Woodman Block,
Il over Varney and Bakers, 80 feet front by 12O
ieet deep well adapted for The Boot and Shoe bust
Millinery or Fancy Goods business, Taking into ac-
count the location and that all goods received
Elevators, This may be considered one of the best
rents in Portland For further particulars qure
of the subscriber.
Apr 4dtf GEO. W. WOODMAN.
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LOUIS

NEW ORLEANS, April Complete return.
show the majority in this parish against the
Constitution to be 20S. One Democratic and
one Republican Congressman are elected,
Conway, Democrat is chosen Mayor, with
Democratic majorities in both branches of the
City Council
Returns from country parishes place the
par shes.
The Crescent comedies the ratification Of
the Constitution, and the consequent election
OF the Radical State ticket by 1000 to 10 900
majority.
The Republicans claim majority of 25 900.
Later.-The polls closed at o'clock tonight
The total vote in Newbern and James Gity
show Republican majority OF 1850 In Broad
Creek Drecinct9 blacks and Oh whites voted
Bay River, second day, gave so conservative
tive. Sones and Lenois doubtful. Eyerythine
passed off quietly. 1t is impossible to heal
fully from Buck county for several days
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WASHINGTON.
LoGAN's ARGUMENT.

WASHINGTON April 23.-The argument filed
by Mr.. Logan yesterday occupies twenty-three
AMI half columns OF to-days Congressional
Gl lbe.
GEN. LOGAN FOR THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
NEW YORK, April pa Washington special
slys:-Mr. Ward, OF Detroit, and Gen. Logan
are mentioned as candidates for the Treasury
under Wade. Both Gen. Grant and Wade are
said to favor Logan.
IMPEACHMENT GOSSIP.
The impeachment trial will drag along until
the end Of next week. During the delivery of
Mr.. BoutwelPs argument Mr. Bingham was
the only one of the managers who was busy
and he was engaged in taking occasional notes
Messrs. Evarts, Nelson and Groesbeck were
nearly all the time similarly employed Gen.
Butler, whose occupation on the trial is gone,
except as adviser, was restless and tidgetty,
ana evidently wished Stanbery aud the sharp
legal contest back again. Mr.. Stevens wants
an hour to ak. Nj. Williams wants whole
day. Mr.. Wilson will not speak. Messrs
EyartS and Groesbeck each will consume
day, and Mr.. Bingham will also take day to
close. The Senate will want day for consul
tation, and verdict will not be reached be.
fore Saturday of next week.
VERDICT EXPECTED TUESDAY.
Another dispatch says the verdict of oultv
will be render by the Senate on Tuesday.
Gen: Siekles is being urged for place in
Mr. Wades Cabinet.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE NATIONAL, BANKS
An abstrac of the quarterly reports of the
National Barking Associations shows the ao-
greSate amount OF resources to be 81. 495 49,
wv; OF loans and discounts, including over
drafts, S627 600 specie, about S15,O00,0OO
regal tender notes, nearly SS4000,O0O; COM
pound interest notes. S39,0O00 600; and 8 per
cent certificates, So, 253,000. The liabilities
shoW:-National Bank notes outstanding.
S225 0C0O00; State Bank notes OUTSTANDING
S3,O0O,000; and individual deposits, nearly
$529000000.
DONATIONS TO THE NATIONAL LINCOLN MoNU-
MENr.
- General Spinner, who is Treasurer OF the
National Lincoln Monument Association, has
recently received several substantial donations
TO the proposed erection of National monu-
ment in this city,
APPREHENDED INDIAN TROUBLES
Official and other documents recently re-
celved from the Indian country have had the
effect OF Strengthening the belief of parties |
here well informed with regard to Indian mat
ters in the Northwest, that there will be q re.
neWIl Of the duff ;ulties that section during
the spring and summer months. Gen. Sher- |
man, who has lett Washington with the inten- |
ton oil proceeding directly to the Iudian coun- |
Try, viii doubtless report Immediately to the |
government authorities the exact prospect OF |
peace with the various tribes.
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g o M M II rs CrAL.
New York Stock and Nancy ,..rua

- VI m SCUM anna NEOHCy market.
NEW YORK, April 23-6 P. M.-aioney easy at {
per cent. on call and towards the close OF the day ii
was found impossible TO employ balances at per
cent. G!sc3unts easy with moe inquiry at a per
cent Sterling Exchange firm at 10 a. 11O1 for me
DIS Gold opened at 140i, advanced to 1404 and de.
clined to 1885, closing weak 1897 a no. loans made
at y per cent. for carrying and haJ to Der cent
for borrowing; export to-day $685. 200. Governments
opened firm but closed heavy and very dull. Henry
Clewes 81 Co. furnish the following quo tati0ns .
Coupon 6s 1881, 113 "a 81 do SIS 1852 i11t a. 112: dc
1864 ITO "a 10b; do 1896, l104 a 1108; do new 1854
tO6A a 10I. w "
The railroad market opened actire and buoyant
New York Central selling at 124I. and Erie al 70I
western shares all higher with increasing business
At the o'clock call Central reached 125 and Erie fell
10 t9 the Western shares retaining the advance Of
Fhe morning. The market subsequently was less ac-
tive and lower. The tall in Central and Eie was
quite large though Western shares Welded bui sght.
~ 1t IS reported that the Erie Directors have re-
moved Drew and substituted Jay Gould. Border
>t1te bonds steady except Mi souri's, which are
TITLE off, Expires SHARES lower Miscellaneous stocks
more active and higher. The general market closed
steady. TIE 10 lowing are $50 figures 81 acc NJ ali
~ O. 92S; y. Y Central 1909 "a 1905 Erie, 6s3 a
GSs DO preie red, 734 a 74 Hudson, 1S3 a 1876 Hai-
lem 1904 keading S94 a 500; Michigan Central I14l
q Il5 Michigan Southern, 99k 90 991; Illinois O. IL
tral, 143; Cleveland & PitSburg So "a So; T 1ctlO
lO3 q 1O4; Rock Island, 9S a 93k; Chicago & NORTH
Western 62 q 624; do preferred, TAI "a 745 ForI
Wayne S lG1a "a 1oS; Missouri 6's, ScB; Tennes.
Mining shares quiet; Quartz Hill 1o5; Corydo 81
Davidson SO.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasurv to-day amount
8lS1I3, - ~0'
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VENEZUEEA.
PROGRESS OF THE REBELLION.

New YORK, April 23.-Mail adyics from La
Guayra, Venezuela, state that tie rebels we've
in entire possession Of the provinces of BARGE
Iona, Aragua, Bolivar and Carbolez, the ma
tional resistance being mainly confine to a
paper blockade of the sea coast. Gen. Gothic
urged the people OF Barcelooa to return to
their allegiance, and committee of the citi-
zens of Caracas had been appointed to offer
terms to the insurgents, ON condition OF their
returning to their allegiance to the Federal
Government
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NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the WIZ OF
SUSAN WAKEFIELD, late OF Portland;
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased, ard mas
taken upon himself that trust b. giving honosi
as the law directs. All persons having demands UPON
the estate of said deceased are required TO exhbit
the same; and all persons ndebtedto said estate S
called upon to make payment 70 80, ,,..,,,o-
RUFUS III. HINKLEY, Executor,
Portland, April 7, 1905 aPi'NA~S
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THE NEW EVIDENCE IN THE M'GEE CASE.
OTTAWA, April 23.-Jean Baptiste la Croix,
who says he saw the shot fired that killed Mic,
Gee, has been subjected to searching exam
mistaken in all particulars. He has seen
Whalen in jlil and identified him. La Croix
is an ignorant Freuchman, although he tells n
straightforward story. At the time of the oc-
currence he conceaied himself in doorway.
fearing Whalen might discover him and shoot
him. Since that time he has been afraid to
speak about the matter, for fear of getting in
to trouble.
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SOUTH CAaOLHNA.
THE IEGrI0nr

WASHINGTON April 23.-The following tele-
gram was received this morning at Gen
Grants headquarters from Charleston =" Re-
turns up to this hour 10 o'clock give Sc 75s
votes tor the Constitution and O05O against it
majority for the Constitution, 708. The ma
'ishe4. Reports from North Carolina indicate
the election progressing quietly.
(Signed) Il S. CANgy.
Major General Commanding.
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GbEH Hle.

COLLEGE BUILDING DESTROYED BY FIRE
CINCINNATI April % The Ohio Female
College at College Hill, six miles from Cincin-
matt, caught fire this afternoon and the main
building totally destroyed. The contents Of
the building, including twenty-eght persons,
were saved. together with the wardrobes of the
inmates. Only one OF the outer buildings was
injured. Loss 100000; insured $5O,O0O.
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ESCAPE OF CoNyICrs.

ALBANY, April 23-Twelve convicts escaped
from Clinton Prison yesterday. They were ut
work in an iron mine six hundred feet under
ground, They dlsarmed the keeper and gagged
him and then started for the mouth of the
mine. There they encountered the guard. but
win gun in their possession they spersed
them and jumped over the stoekade and fl ed
for the woods. The prison was closed as soop
as the alarm was given, and all bands started
IN pursuit Of the Iugitives. Seven We're cap
tured yesterday and two more this afternoon
Among those sill at large are George E. cor
don, convicted in this city for the murder OF
owen Thompson, a dTover, and sentenc I'd 10
prison for life. 1t is confidently expected that
they Will all be CAPTURED, as the ground is COW
cred with snow SO that the fugItives can be
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XEEsMONE.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

BURLINGTON, April 23.-Yesterday, George
W. Wales, Is years old, the only on of ex-
Mayor Wales of this city, was dangerously
wounded by the accidental discharge of a e.
volver, dropped from the hands OF a bystander.
The ball entered the boys right breast. Some
hopes are entertained of bis recovery.
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CHARGES Preferred AGAINST GEN. sCHoFIELD
BY GOV. PJERPoINT.
RICHMOND, April Eek Gov. -Pierpoint
yesterday preferred charges to Gen. Grant
against Gen. Schofeld, charging him with set
ting aside the laws of Virginia and Congress
who could not take the OATH, to occupy valu-
able offices in the Slate; and further, that G n
Schofield's appointments have tended to dis
courage the Union cause in Virginia
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EAIMBALEl
Patent Jump-Seat Carriages.

A Low US to call your attention to the K1MBAuI
n JUMP-oEAT CARRIaGE-as used for two or
iour persons. We hive made q great number of
these Carriages the past four years. ranging in wei
rom $50 to 425 poun Is, capable CT carving four
grown PEE sons and we believe they are universally
tie pablo. ~ ei1" "
La addition to those heretofore built which we
nave grea' ly improved, have invented and latent
e. anu re no making an entirely NEW STYLE
JUMP SEAT, wi Buggy Top to fall back OF take off
makins SIX different ways the same Carriage can be
U.S. d. each perfect IN itelf and manufactured BY no
otner concern IN the United States.
=. FINDING 1t impossible to supply the demand for
!nese desraD ana popular Carriages in the old fac
tory, we nave built large and lious factory
corner Prebe and Cumbe land streets, Portland
'or the manufacture of these Carriages exclusively
ana we are now prepared to fill all orders at short
notlce ana on rea sonable lei ms.
we nave let ers IRON nearly One Hundred persons
owning and using these carriages, all stating that
they surpass anything ever before Invented for a
ANN! Garage, and recommending all TO purchase
lhem IN preference to any other kind Cuts of the
carriages, price list &C., sent by mall on applica-
tloll to the subscr bers.
All persons are hereby cautioned against making
or se!hng The Kimball Patent Jump Seat as our in
ventons and patents cover every possible movement
q. p. KIMB1LL CO..
PORTLAND, ME.
GEL still continue the manufacture of all other
Rmds OF carriages at my old factory on Prehe Street
Portland, Me. CHA,S p KIMRATJ
March 31-eod3m
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To Rent.

GOOD Brick House at MorrilPs corner containing
" nine rooms. Good garden anu Stable. Pos
session Immediately. Apply to
W. H. JERKS,
Apra0 d3w Real Estate AGENT Portland.
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MAINE.
q ANAD A.

THE WEATHER.
AUGUSTA, April 23-The weather is very
cold and it has been showing all the afternoon
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AcoUIrTA1 ON Kpr1NEp

WORCESTER, April Charles Kreimer,
who killed Shaughnessy during an affray be-
tween party of Germans and Irish, in Gin
ton, last Sunday, was examined to-day and
fully acquitted.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, April 23.-One of the matrons
IN the Orphan Asylum in Cumberland street
Brooklyn, has been arrested. She is charged
with committing q horrible outrage upon a
BOY 10 years OF age, an inmate of the institu-
tlon, as punishment for misbehavior on his
part. She poured oil of vitriol on his person.
burning the victim SO horribly that surgical
operation will have to he performed.
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1t was discovered yesterday by Messrs Ian
ner q Co, No. so Wall street, that 1913 OOC
worth of bonds belonging to the firm had mys
terlousiy disapp cared. The police have been
notified but as yet have not ascertained who
committed the robbery.
INSURANCE ON LIVES OF THE ERIE VICTIMS.
The total amount Of insurance on the lives
OF the killed and wounded by the late accident
on Inc Erie railroad near Port Jervis is STA
COO; of this amount the Railway Passpnprr
Assurance of Hartford has $31 600; the Tray
elers Insurance Company, $500; the Knick-
erbocker L fe Insurance Company, $22 900, and
the Guardian Mutual $4,000.
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MASSACRE UsET rs.

GEv. BULLOCK AND THE LICENSE LAW.
Boston, April 23.-Gov. Bullock, in his mes
sage to the Legislature, declines signing the
liquor license law recently passed, but does not
veto it. 1t becomes law.
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= tore to Let.
To Let.

MO. &c Union, upper store in the Block, and next
IN to Middle street. Enquire OF the subscriber at
No Cot on st. j. LOBBY
Mar 5-codtf
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SPRINGFIELD, April 23.-Volney Winchell, a
broker OF this city, left here two weeks SINCE
and has not since been heard from. He had
in his possession a large amount of United
States Stocks and other securities, and Is sup
posed to have abseonded. Mr.. James Kink-
ham, President of the First National Bank of
this citv Loses G170n
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To be sold by Auction,
New Brick House and Stable
On abe Western Promenade

ON FRIDAY the LIST day of May next at o'clock
~ in the atlern on, that very valuable and de,ira-
BILE property on the Western Prom made. in PORT
land, now occupied by S. @. Chass, will be sold by
auction ON the premises. This lot has stuaI Of
unrivall' beauty, with front OF 100 feet on the
Promenade, and contains nearly 1900 square feet
OF land. Tue buildings, consisting OF three story
brick dwelling house, and commodions brick stable
anu ou,buildings, are new AMI built in the most
thorough manner OF the best materials, and pro-
vided with all modern convenienees
In the construction OF this house snd its outbuld-
ings requisite for elegant and first class resi-
dence Is lacking. The buildings can be examined
during the week before the sale
AZ Terms and conditions made known at the sals
Portland, April 20 1868. apr2i-dtd
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swan & barrett, is Exchange 81.


AT the Company's Office, No 30 Nassau ST.
AND BY
John j. Cisco a. Son, Ban kers, 59WaIls 81,
And by the Company's advertised Agents through
out the United States.
hemttt1nces should be made in drafts or otherfnds
par in NeD York. and the Bonds aciI be sent free of
Charge By return cypress. Parties subscribing
through tocstagents, ,ci 1ook to them for their safe
deIivery
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1868 has lust
been published by the Company, giving fuller infor-
nation than is possible in advertisement, re peet-
ing the Progress of the Work. the Resources of the
Country traversed by the Road, the Means for Con-
struction, and the Value of the Bonds, which will be
sent free on application at the Company's Office or
to any of the advertised ents.
JONN j. cisco, Treasurer, New York.
April III, 1865 apr2r-eod6w1m
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For Sale or to Let.

THE rst-class, three-story brick house with free
l. stone trimmings. number IS Iii Oh ST. eet
For particulars inquire at No 80 Exchan &c street,
Spanish COnsulate's, between 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
AlIil 21-dtf
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NEARLY NINE PER CENT,
And il is believed that they will soon he
at N premium.


And il is believed that they will soou nc
at N premium.
The Company have but very limited supply of
their Bonds remaining on ha ud-but it is expected
that the first nstalment of the New Bends to be is
sued on that portion of the road to be completed this
year, will be ready in May.
ANY subscriptions accepted to a greater amount
than can be filled from Bonds now in the Company's
possession, will be supplied from the New Bonds in
the order in which they are received.
The Company reserve the right to advance the price
OF their bonds to tate above II at any time, and
will not fill any orders receive any subscriptions
on which the money has not been actually paid at
the Company's Office before the time ofsuch advance
Parties subscribing will remit the par value of the
bonds and The accrued nteret in currency at the rate
ofsix per cent per annum, from the date on which
the listcoupon was paid. Subscriptions will be re-
ceved in Portlandby
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LoNnoN, April % aiternoon.-American securi-
ties-Unted States 5-2's &c @ 70t Erie shares 46a
49,. S-'-o 70
anu active; sales 49, 0O1 bales Middling uplands 124
"a 12ad: MiddLg Orleans 121 (eo12fd Pork dull =
Lar! active and advancing at 64s Cd. Spirits Tur-
pentne has declined to 32s.
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n, LEFT.
House to Let.

A DESIRARLE House on Oueoec ST. c,ntain'n
"A eight roorls; with ard ard soft water. Cool
wood and coal SHE'D. Will be rented to a response
house Tor rent or tor sale. Enquire of
o. w. BURNHAM
April 22.dtf at Custom House.
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Beef.
Glover Seed

- The regular packet schooner Broad
E1I field, Capt. Crowell, havirg two thirds
MK Of her cargo engaged, will sail TN Satur-
lAkMAAs- day night, April 25lb. For freight ap-
ply to j NICKERS ON & CO.,
Three doors from the corner of MaIL ct and CONNER
cial Streets Portland. apr23d3t
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Bible Society of Maine.

THE annual meeting Of this Society will be held at
Il The Rooms of the Young Mems Christian Al So
citation, on Thursday the It'll day OF way next, at 8
O'Clock P. M. r. IL. HINKLEY, Rec. Sec.
Portland, April 20, 1sGS did
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TO Let.

nR. JOHNSON, Dentist. will let a part of the
Ohouse No ID Free street, to small family.
M r 20 ecdtf
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I'D Let,
4 TENEMENT in Franklin Street, containing I
"A rooms. Also one ON Lincoln st., containing 8
rooms. Apply to Mr.. NJ. LIBBY
Dec ~. cddtf SO Franklin st.