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IT RESTORES GRAY HiiR TO IRIS oRIGiyfAL
YOUTHFUL COLOR.

1t makes the scalpwhe and eleani cures dandru and
humors, and falling out Of the hair and will make IL
grow upon bald heads except in very aged persons %
furnishes the nutrtye principle by which tho hair Is
nourished and supported. It makos the hair moist son.
and glossy, and is unsurpassed as
HAIR DRESSING
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DO NOT DE DECEIVED by THEM.

Purchase the original 1t has yet been oQvollod
)ur Treatise the Hair with certificates sont free by
nail See that each bottle has our private Revenue
stamp over the top Of the bottle All others arc imita
ions.
r. P, HALL & CO., Props
Nashua, N. n,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
gTrpq
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On and amer December 25th, 1857, Passenger Te,i,,
will run as iJllowsi
UPWARD TRAINS.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM leaves Concord at l0Oan,
Tor White River Junction, connecting with lrains Fr
Wells River 81 Iohnshury, Barton, Newport WiionE
hy and Magog Lakes staisteah Rata Ltiloou Lama
~ Az Also with trains Tor Montpelier Huringta.
M Adams Rousc's Point Montreal, ogienslargh AL
DAY ENrurss TnAtS leaves Concord at i0s5 a. IN,
for White River Junction, connecting with trains H.
W,pineiier Burlington, HOUSE, Point Montreal A.
and With Oglousbursh aud GRAND Trunk hailrtai, M
Bn'sfol TaAiv leaves at 3l7 p. m, for Franklin aai
Fvryfyg ExrnEss Tram leaves Concord al sAnms
f,r White River junction, connecting with trails ID
Nontprlior Burlington s. Adams, Rnuscs Point Mot.
rOal Ogicnshurgh and the West.
sor on ARRIVAL u trains nom Boston W orccster pti
mouth Portland, Sc.
DOWNWdRD TRIMS
4Nonxtvo FxrnEss TnkIN leaves White River jon.
ou Tor Concord at ~ n., W on arrival " trains ma
Ofdcnshurgh and Montreal. On Mondays at 6U 10
tBnisroL Ta,iS leaves Bristol for Concord at san.
anl franklin at 401 "A. m.
ANAL TRAIN leaves White River Junction m Ca.
cofd ID } n D. NJ or arrival OF trains over the ie
mont Ccntrni Passumpsc, and White Mountains RAJ,
DAY Eyrnrss TRAiN leaves White River Junction !.
500 d a.. or on arrival Of Trains from Montreal A1i
Orluusbureh Brattlchoro kccne Bellows Fails, Nnt
er Ac connecting Rt Concord with trains for Mancss
| ter Nashua Lowell, and Boston.
frhese trains connect at Concord with train r.
Manchester Lawrence, Portsmouth, Portland NnAga
Worcester, New York, lowell, and B9.ton
| ONsLOW SrEARNs, 4gfsi,
/ Concord n H., Doc iss7.
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ROUTE,

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD LIN
Connecting at Oionsburgh with tho Grand frank l.ot
and WATERFOWL, n. Y Central and Great Western Raj
road for Detroit aud at Detroit with the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad, Michigan Southern and Detroit hwau
kcc Railroad for Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, 81
Louis, St Paul, and all points South and West
This line Is now running two express trains from Moot
pclicr, each
THROUGH TO CHICAGO IN FORTY HOURS.
INV Nnnr tn nis If
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Advertisements.
HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER

Has stood the test Of years before the puhe and
preparation for the hair hns yet been discovered that
will produce the same beneficial results Iisan entirely
new scientific discovery, combining many Of tho most
powerful and restorative agents In the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM
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HOWE. Aqent.

VI Central Railroad, Montpelier,
you want your baggage checked through 10 Chicago.
This line does not CHECK baggage tickets sold by
outside agents t. tho West and will not any
possibility for the same.
Fares Less Than Any Other Route
All correspondence in regard to Western routes nj.
dressed to S. l.. How, Montpelier, VT
H. MILLS General Agent, Boston,
Montpelier, Jan. /, 1868 42ly
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esCosTAR'so PREPARATIONS

PREPARATIONS
EVERYBODY --rrios Them
EVERYBODY-Usos Thomi
EVERYBODY Believes in Them
EVERY BODY --RecomInend Them
Arc you troubled by Bais, Mice, Reaches,
" Cosfar's" Erfeminators
"OnIy Innalllble Remedies known "Frce
from pos0n.n "Not dangerous 10 the liu-
man Family = Rats come out Of their
holes to de" Improved to keep in any
climate
Arc you annoyed with Bod-Bug. Can't
" Costarsn Bed Bug Enter.
huE Eilpa So Psi' FaIi. and prevents Bed
For Moths in Pars, woolens, Carpets &c.
"Costars" Insect Po,oder
Destroys instantly Pleas and all Insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &e.
n autN NllhAs' ihou-lnds can TESTIFY.
" Coa0r's" earn SoipeRt.
For oorns, Dunons, Warts, Sc. "TD IT,"
Don't suffer with Pain 4 wonderful power
OF Healing! Every family should keep II in
tho house.
" CoStar's" Buckt6orR SGlpe
Is effects are Immediate. For Cuts, Burns
bruises, Wounds Sore breasts, Piles, Ulcers,
old Sores, Itch, ser3iaa, and Cutaqeous
of Animals Insects, &c.
"a Universal Dinner Pip (sugar-coated)
80 years administered in Physcisn's Prac
Costar'S" Bishop Pills.
or extraordinary efficacy for Costiyeness
Indigestion, Nervous and Sick Headache
! Dyspepsia, Dysentery, General Debility
Liver Complaints, Cliffs, Feyers, &c. MOI
gripping. Gentle. mild and soothing.
,".Thrt Cough will kin you. Don't neglect
" Costar's" Cough Remedy.
The children cry for it-its Soothing
/ Syrup" For Coughs, Colds HOarseness
ma, Bronchial HG5ctons S0 Singers SUT speas ssp
]
Will lind thisa n beneficial Peetoral Remedy
! Boautilos the Complexion, giving 10 the
/ skin a transparent freshness.
Costar'S" Bitter-Stoed
and Orange Blossoms.
Renders the skin eloar smooth and soft. Re
| moves Tan, Freekles, Pimples, 40 Ladies'
try a bottle, and sec liz wonderful quality.
! ~ IT Beware } Of all Worthless limitations
| ~ None uenulno without "COSTARSD signature
| ~ &c. and boc. sizes kept by all DRUGGISTS.
| ~ u sizes sent by mall on receipt Of price,
| - x pays for any three 81 sizes By Express.
10 % pays for eight 81 sizes W Express.
Address
HENRY r.. CosTAR,
6i2 broadway, ~.
ter sale n Montpelier By Putnam Co., N. X. Brown
~ oY tealeld Crooks, and J. " Babcock, and all
Wholesale Druggists in the large cities. O5i35daw
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
UPWdRD TRAINS.

WINTER MANAGEMENT.
and amer December 18th, 1857, Passenger Tr,,
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Arc you troubled by Rats, Mice, Reaches,
Aptst
4 " COSfGr'Sh ErferRiHdfOTS
Only Inmllible Remedies Known Free
from pois0n.n "Not dangerous 10 the liu-
Family " Rats come out OF their
holes TO de" Improved 10 keep In any
climate
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VIRGINIA.
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.

= RICHMOND, March 25.-In the Constitu tional
convention resolution was introduced an
pointing committee to inquire into the con-
duct of Judge Underwood, the President of
that body. The resolution embodies letter
publican State Executive Committee. nnb-
lished in this mornings papers, in which he
states that Judge Underwood, in a CONVERSE
ton about raising means for the Republican
party, had said to him that ''if we favored MI.
Chas e, Tor to- ~ President Senator Sprague would
give SIoo,OOO for the use of the party, and also
that two men in the State would give $1,000
each for nominations to Congress-" As Judge
Underwood was not present the resolution was
laid over until Wednesday next The disfran-
chisement question was again taken UP, and
an amendment was offered DISTINGUISHING all
who voted for secession candidates, Sc. 1t
was strongly opposed by several. leading Re-
publcans. They quoted private letters re-
celved from MessrsI Stevens, Sumner, Wilson,
Washburne, Kelly of Pennsylvania, and other
prominent radicals, advising against any fur
ther acknowledgements than that contained in
the reconstruction act. No final action was
taken. u ~
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The subject was discussed in a similar sense
by Messrs. Spaulding, Hubbard wv. Val
Banks, Moorhead, Judd, Ingersoll and others.
Messrs. Nl6lack and Pike, spoke on opposite
sldes OF the Senate amendment in reference to
the tax on machinery under contract with the
Government.
Mr.. Harlan took the floor in support of the
The bill. Before his remarks concluded, at the
expiration of the morning hour, the Speaker
announced the special order ana the report
of the Standing Committe ON rules and debate
to be presented. --.r
The discussion was closed by Mr.. Schenck
who declared the Committee of Ways and
Means had made its recommendations after
full, thorough and earnest consideration,
The House proceeded to vote on the amend
ments.
The first amendment of the Senate, reduc-
ing tax on petroleum one half, was concurred
in-yeas rs, nays 63. +
The second amendment of the Senate, as to
tax on machinery contracted for by Govern
ment was non-concurred in
IN the amendment reported by the Commit
zee on Ways and Means, as substitute for the
4th amendment, in reference to tax ON sales,
was agreed to- .ss. IA
The amendment reported by the Committee
on Ways and Means as an additional section.
in reference to whiskey frauds, was agreed TO
yeas 80, nays 80. ..e
. The bill was then passed.
The Speaker presented various messages
from the President, and executive communi
cations.
Mr.. Kelly introduced bill for the coinage of
nickleand copper pieces of five cents and
under, which was referred
Inc House proceeded to the consideration of
the Joint resolutions introduced by MIR. Wash
Durne OF Wisconsin, to regulate the tariff on
Ireight and passengers transported by Pacific
hallway Company and branches.
MIR. Price replied to the remarks of Mr.
Washburne and Others and after some dis
cussion demanded the previous question on
motto to refer the joint resolution to the
Committee on Pacific Railroad
On division the House stood 81 to 81 There
being no quorum present.
On motion of Mr.. Washburne the House
unanimously adjourned, leaving motion for the
previous question pending.
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TTNHE Mechanics Library Room, by day or evening
Il on very reasonable terms, will seat from TO
400 Apply 10 CHARLES p: Klmball or 70 the
subscriber j. b. 1HORNDIKE,
Dec.6 6. diff Superintendent.
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From tn Round Table, New York, July, 1871
The Port!osd Press evinces commendabIe ener-
gy in coilating facts pertaining to the commercial
manufacturing and agricultural life OF its State Its
editorai opinions are also expressed with unusual
weight and It is the only provincial journal in he
country that pays any considerable attention to Ca
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Brighton Market.

BRIGHTON, March 25.
Atmarketfor the current week: Cattle 1867; Sheep
and Lambs, 5772; Swine, =; number of Western
Cattle $685. Eastern do 257 Working Oxen and North
ern Cattle 275.
PRICES. Beet Cattle-Extra S13 so a Il so; first
quality SIP 10 "a S13 %; second quality $1f so "a
Sl2 50; third quality SIS so a $40 90 % 100 fbs THE
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beet.
Prices OF Hides, Taow and Standardization Hides
8 a 9ic; Country do 81 o. &c ~ h. Brighton Tai
low a SIC; Country do a 73c % fb. Sheep and
Lamb Skins III 70 q 81 30 each. Calf Skins 16 a. 18c
p fb.
Remarks-Cattle-T There were not so MANY Cattle
in market as there last week. Prices remain un-
changed from our last quotations. The quality OF
Gattle from the West were mostly OF ordinary grade
Inere were some very nice Cattle from Maine which
were sold for bout 15c p fb. There were but few
Cattle shipped to arrive on Saturday. and they were
detained by the storm until night-tOo late for any
sales on that day. ss. -
Stores-There are but few small Cattle suitable for
Store brought into market this season OF the wear
Nearly all the Stores in market consist of orking
Oxen and Mich Cows.
Working Oxen-There is good supply in market: .
holders are asking from $50 to $301 }Y pair some
few extra pairs at 1927 q $50. We quote sales at
$50, S235, $210. 500 q $240 ~ pair.
Mich Cows-Extra $35 "a ITO; ordinary $50 a 80 !;
Store Cows S43 a 3D. " he'd. Prices of Mich Cows
depend altogether upon the ancy of the purchaser
There have not been many extra Cows In this season.
Sheep and Lambs-Most of the Western Sheen of
which there wer9 over 3000 taken direct to the
slaughter establishments at a commission. We quote
sales of Northern Sheep-96 at Sc 225 at Gle 98 al
SIC and "A at Ice y fb. Trade was not yery active
ana prices the same as last quotations.
Swne-NOue at market
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LONDON. March 25-P. M.-Consols 93t for money.
American securities-U. s: 5-20s 725 q 72l Illinois
Central shares s9l; Erie Railroad shares 46t.
LIVERPOOL, March 25-P. M.-Cotton unchanged.
Breadstufs unchanged. Provisons-Lard more
quiet at 62s; Cheese declined to 56s 3d. Bacon adj
vanced to AS Cd for Cumberland cut. Tallow weak
er at As 3D.
The shipments of Cotton from Bombay for the fort
night ending March 18th were $4,000 bales.
LONDON, March 25-Evening. -Consols 93a a e3}
for money. :
American ties:-United States 6-o0's 72t; Il
lnois Central shares 692; Erie Railroad shares 46
Atlantic 81 Great Western 20. 4
FRANKFORT, March 25-Evening. States
5-20's closed at 75I. tr.gE
LIVERPOOL, March 25-Evenng.-Cotton closed
active sales Y 900 bales; Middling upands in port
Iot 9 101d; Middling Orleans 10sd. Breadstuffs-
Corn advanced to 42s.
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co NM Il AZ GA l. .
Cambridge Market.

CAMBRIDGE, March "a
Receipts--CattIe, 439: Sheep and Lambs, 1926
Horses 20: swine, :; Calves, 40.
PRIoRs,i;eef Cattle Extra, S14 90 "a u Is; first
quality, SIS 90 q IS 5o second quality, SO 90 S 90
third quality, $40 90 q II 90.
Prices Of Store Cattle-Workins Oxen, p pair, $3.50
$500, $3.50 a $500.
Mich Cows and Calves from $37, $50, $75, $50 a
500. y
years old $45 q co. y ~ iii e'
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots. "a 90 "a 81
q 4 80 each; extra 81 Is q 7OO or from a SIC d
Veal Calves IS 90 q 10 co.
=, Prices OF Hides, Tallow and Skins-Hides a sIc
10; iaiov q TIC p fb. Pets 81 90 a rs each
Galf Skins Is q 16c i9 fb. 'Ra' ~ -
frices Poultry-Extra 10 q zoe; prime II a 18!c
good l6 q lie; medium none; poor to medium none
, Remarks-The market for Cattle has slightly raj
lied from last week, chiefly owing to the light supply
We noticed some choice Cattle and taking the mar
ket as whole the grade was better than last week.
There were more Cattle from Canada than usual
Sheep--Sheep sold slowly without any advance in
prices There were some dealers that Anticipated a
rise and bought of other dealers on their way to
market, and paid more than they received. One
man bought lot of 23O head at &c ~ tb and sold
upon arrival at &c p ID. There were but few slim
Sheep at market.
Poultry-Bnt few arrivals oflive Poultry this week.
The supply changed hands early upon arrival at last
weeks prices The highest price was zoe P b.
Quality, from good to extra,
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TO BE LETT

THE large, commofious, and pleasant room, now
I occupied by the Merchants Exchange, over the
Office OF tie international Telegraph Company, on
the corner Of Exchange and Fore streets to be let
Possession will be given next month. Applications
may be made to the unders gned.
g. WOODBURY. DAVIS.
Portland, Feb. 10, 1868. ie12dtf
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Boston stock k1ss,
Sales at the Brokers' Board, March IS.

wEBB, FOGG & FREEMAN,
Successors to A, Webb & Co..
16S Commercial ST., Portland, Me-.
DEALERS IN
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IL U II o p Il i.


LONDON, March 25--The House of Com
mons last night passed the bill for the abol-
ition of church rates. 1
The Epson races commenced to-day. Blue
skin won the metropolitan stakes and Glenn
ence was winner of prince of Wales stakes.
AUSTRIA. .
VIENNA, March 25.-The new Free Press, in
an editorial on the recent visit of Prince Ma
poleon to Germany asserts that his object in
going to Berlin was to hold a conference with
the signers of the treaties of 1915 for the pur-
pose of urging them to unite in remonstrance
against the absorption Of the Kingdom of Po-
land by Russia in violation of the terms of
those treaties.
FRANCE. y
PARIS, March 25.-In the Corps Legislatif the
bill concerning the right of public meeting was
passed ......--
The Corps Legislatif to-day adjourned until
the 10th OF April. ~
PRUSSIA:
BERLIN, March 25.-Wurtemburg has lust
chosen delegates to Congress of the Zolverein
who are opposed to the policy of Prussia.
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Shirt Makers Wanted.

GOOD shirt makers are wanted to sew on Fine
VI Shirts. Samples OF hanl stitching and utton-
holes must be presented. Apply Immediately,
CHARLES GUSTS q CO.
Motion Block, Congress st.
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KANSAS,


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 25.-The Republican
State Convention of Kansas met at Topeka
to-day. John p. Burris of johnson County
was chosen President and delegates elected to
the Chicago Convention. Resolutions were
adopted favoring Gen. Grant for President
and Senator. Pomeroy as their chicce for Vice
President. Thanking Secretary Stanton for
his course and Congress for the impeachment
OF Andrew johnson and calling on the Senate
to proceed without unnecessary delay to his
trial. Favoring the payment of the National
debt but declaring that paying in greenbacks
has no friends in Kansas.
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VENEZUELA.
THE CAPITAL BEsIEGED.

New YORK, March 24-By Havana specials
Venezuela advices are received.
Congressional deputies arriving at Caracas
state that great dissatisfaction exists in the
country, and the war is considered onerous.
Gen. Morgan had taken the town of Barcelo-
ma. There were still few cases of vomito at
Caracas. Guerrillas infested several of the
States, but the regular troops cover the COM
munication between Aragiero and Guarisco.
Reports via Jamaica state that the rebels are
within fifteen miles of Caracas, that the capt.
tai is in state of siege and that it is unsafe to
walk out at night XII.
The Secretary of the French Legation had
Deen shot through blunder of the French
troops, and the yacht Sultana's party narrow
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CALIFORNIA.
EARTHQUAKE,

SAN FRANCISCO, March PA slight shock
of an earthquake was felt here to-day, causing
considerable excitement, but no damage en-
sued, ~
UNION PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
The Union primary election yesterday re-
suited in the choice of delegates to the State
Convention favorable to Gen. Grant for Presi-
dent -. -. ~. ..-.r
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WARSAW, Ill, March 25-The large storage
and commission house of Messenger & Co.
was burned last night. Loss 10000. Insur-
ance small. FE ser ....-. Is ss...
SCRANTON, Pa, March 25-The large axe
pole mandatory of Blake & Co. was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000
SPRINGFIELD, H., March 25.-The Metropol-
1tan mills, owned by Choateau and Edwards,
with the Matterson House and a small ma
chine shop adjoining, were destroyed by fire
last night Loss $40 900.
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The proprietors OF the Press are sparing no ex
pense in strengthening their editorial force and il
improving their paper in every department. A frsi
class daily may now be found without going out o
the State leH 81 - = eO-s ~
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New York Stock and Money Market.

q. NEW YORK. March 25-6 P. M-Money yery &C
uye at per cent. call, Sterling Exchange quiet
at 1903 @ 109: for best bankers Gold firm closing
1883 q 1885,. Governments II a 14c lower The fol-
11O6; do 5's 1862, 1899 1O9s do 1864 1914 a 107s;
20 1863, lO7 q 1871; do January and July, lee "a
ios$ 90 1867, 1868 1863; 40s, 1901 q 1904 1905,
1861 a 1853. l1ll-'Ift y
Stocks active but ieverish, closing very weak under
the refusal OF Banks to receive the proposed issue of
ment of balances between themselves. This decis-
ion was made this afternoon by vote of 81 to 81.
Closing prices Pacific Mail lO8; Western Union,
Michigan Southern, s7s; Cleveland s. Pittsburg sol
Toledo, 1929; Chicago q North Western, 62 "a 81
Erie, 93l.
Mining shares lower; Gregory, 1870; Condor, SOC.
The balance in the Sub-Treasury to-day amount
ed to S101, 126,2e3. q rfl fstffr5r -
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NEW JERSEY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

! = h17S'1'I1aHH'A1 HISVOT1EDINu5.
TRENTON, March 25.-The House passed the
bill Withdrawing the consent of New Jersey to
the ratification of the 18th amendment of the
constitution over the Governors veto.
The Governor has vetoed the bill repeating
the sunset law. -.-f. -
The general railroad bill was lost by vote
OF to IL upon reconsideration in the Senate.
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WAITED.

WITH Board, pleasant rooms at No 80 rsniorth
wv ST. oc2Sdtf
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Rnarders Wanted.
LOST AND FOUND.

FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or q gentleman ana nc
"A wife, can be accommodated at NO. ~ Myruo o''
November 6. du
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THE REBELLIoUs GENERALS

Corona has despatched troops from Guada-
lajara to the assistance of General Alvarez in
putting down Jusinez. He has also sent troops
to Mazatlan to aid Gov Rubi in bringing Gen.
Martinez TO terms
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SAN Francisco, March 24.-Letters from
New McKee, Nc oy steamship Golden City, state
liberty parole, and while en- route to the citv Of
Mexico escaped and reached the coast, where
he got on a small vessel and arrived at San
Bias, where he placed himself under the mo-
lection of Gen LoZadi,
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HAVANA.

THE BISHOP ORDERED TO SPAIN,
HAVANA, March PA dispatch has been
received from Madrid ordering the Bishop TO
Spain
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Sale Of House and Lot at Duns-
toms Corner.

DY an order OF the Supreme Judicial Court, i
ID shall sell at Private Sale or Public Auction as
may be determined on the spot, at the Store Lem
uel Milliken in Scarborough. on Friday the 9th
day March, 1868. at ten of the clock in the tore
noon lot of land in Scarborough with the buildings
and Improvements thereon; described as follows,
to wit; Beginning at the western corner of the
running by said ,hool house lot south thirty six and
one halfdegrees five rods and fifteen links and by
said school use lot, North fifty four anu one half
degrees east six rods and fourteen links, to Ether
Fosss land thence by said Fosss land south fifty
four and three quarters degrees East three rods and
twelve links, thence by Millken's land South fifty
two degrees West eleven rods and eleven links TO
the Blue Point road so called, thence by said road
rods and eighteen links to the Post road and thence
by said Post road North ffty-seven and one half
degrees East one rod and ten links to The first men,
toned bound, containing forty eight square rods.
Terms cash. JABEZ G. WOODMAN,
Master in Cbancery.
Feb, 28, 1863 mar2w3W