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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisement this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Soldiers and Sailors Convention.
ENTERTAINMENT Column.
Theatre-Deering Hall.
City Hal-Parepa- Rosa Concert. -+
AUCTION COLUMN.
Unserviceable U. S. Property-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
Real Estate-E. M. Patten & Co.
NEW Advertisement COLUMN.
New Millinery Goods-G. c. Robinson g. Co.
Oils-Aug. p. Fuller.
To the Working class-E. C. Allen. vr'
Young Men Wanted. -
Stated Meeting. M. c. M. A.
Casco Iron Company-W. II. Stephenson.
Maine Savinss Bank-N. f. Deering.
Store 10 Let-N. f. Deering. ...
Rag Carpet Weaving.
Life of Gen Grant Derby & Miller.
Molasses Randall, Emery q Co.
Boarding House to Let Mrs. Foxton.
House to Let-Ieo. H. Cusbman.
Rooms Wanted-James Wagner. r...r.s
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l. AMATEUR THEATRICALs.-The entertain
ment to be given at the City Hall this evening,
by the Portland Dramatic Club, for the bene-
fit of the Female Orphan Asylum, promises
to be a very pleasant one The lively drama of
PauPs Return is to be given, with very strong
cast, and will be followed by the laughable
farce of Who Speaks Firsts The pieces are
new, and each CSpital in its way; the cast of
characters embraces some of the best talent of
the Club, and the exertions of these gentle
men and ladies in so worthy cause deserve
to be recognized and rewarded by full purse
Let all who appreciate good thing, and all
who feel compassion for the little orphans re-
port themselves at City Hall tonight.
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MARRIED.

In Benton, May 1, by VIM K. Lunt. Esq, Frank
lin A. Keet and Miss Addie E. Spaulding. both OF
Benton. Ut ~ FL .tlf = p 70 y D. II
In Hallowell, April 2S, Charles Allen, of Vassal-
boro, and Hannah q. Sanborn OF H. IIE.a
In Gardiner, April 26, Martin Horn and Miss E. L..
Holbrook.
Rachel @. Harrington
In Rockland, April 26, @. j. Jameson and Ellen
A. .Pendleton. - ~
In Thomaston April 25, Frank G. Libby, OF Rock
land, and Hannah O'Neil, OF L.
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WE are glad to see that the jobbers of dry
goods are exerting themselves to place before
the trade as good stocks of goods as can be
found in New England. In visiting the new
store of Davis, Chapman & Haskell, we were
shown some very excellent styles of medium
and low priced fancy cassimeres especially
adapted to the Maine trade They are pre-
pared to show, also, an excellent assortment of
fancy cloakings, together with nice line of
dress goods, prints, &C., which they offer at
extremely low prices. This firm is active and
determined to suit the trade, and we should
judge that they get their share, as we noticed
goods going to all parts of the State, and
many out of it, Their jobbing house is at 81
and SO Middle street.
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SUPERIOR CoURr.-The May term of this
Court will begin to-day, in the upper Court
room. Twenty-three cases are set down for
jury trials. Forty-six cases will be disposed
of without the intervention of jury, as we
see by printed list comprising both '.iury
trial list" and "Court trial list" which Judge
Goddard has thoughtfully prepared for the use
of the Bar. Assignments of cases will be
published in the daily papers for the specific
information of all concerned.
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PAREPA IN PoRTLAND.-Before leaving for
the golden shores of the Pacific, the great
songstress will favor us with an opportunity to
enjoy her matchless singing, and will appear
IN the City Hall on Tuesday evening next,
18th inst. 1t will be seen by the advertise
ment that she will have the services of Signor
Ferranti, whose buffo singing last summer af-
f,rded such delight to all who heard it-Signor
Testa charming tenor, M. Carl Rosa, the
splendid violinist, and Mr.. Colby pianist. We
may anticipate great musical treat Seats
will be ready at Paines music store on Satur-
day MORNING. .Ir.E .HTf
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DIED.

In Wilton, May 4, Dew. Daniel Kendrick, recently
OF Portland, aged 80 Years. -.r
New Hampshire papers please copy.l
In Westbrook, April %, Mrs. Ruth N. wife OF
In Farmingdale, April I6, MIR. Everett Brann,
aged 80 years.
In Union, April q, Dea. Church Burton, aged 60
years
In North Appleton, April 20, Mr. Elisha Keene,
aged II years. .-., . -.
In Warren, April 10, Mary Augusta daughter of
the late Oscar Eaton, aged 20 years.
In Waldoboro, April %, Mr.. Isaac Boyd, aged 81
yeals IL months.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, ATTENTIoN!-It will
be seen by notice in another column that a
Convention of the soldiers and sailors of
Maine is called, to meet in this city next Fri
day afternoon, to choose delegates to attend
the National Convention at Chicago on the
10Th inst az 5Al
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Supreme judicial Court.

APRIL TERM.-BARRoWs, j, PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-The case of Isaiah Clark VS.. City of
Portland occupied all day. This evidence was all put
in and Mr.. Barnes made the argument for the de-
fence, followed by Mr.. Cleaves for the plaintiff.
Judge Barrows gave the to the jury just before
adjournment i--A-4
Augusta G. Jordan VS.. Francis T. Jordan. Libel
for divorce. Divorce decreed. ~
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THE PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, May 8, 1858.

Eg-First Page to-day-The defence Closed;
Anecdotes of Gen. Grant; Recent Publica-
tions; Varieties. A. s-2st' HN -'s-
Fourth Pdge-Do you Mean to Propose;
Sharp Practice; The Crown Prince OF Prus-
STA; Puzzle for Children.
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THE LATE BUGLARY.-The man Broderick,
charged with breaking into the premises of
James McGlinchy on Friday night and who
was committed to Jail on Saturday, was the
same Broderick who was up in the Spring for
illegal voting.
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Delegates to the First District Convention
to be held at Biddeford, Tuesday, May 9th,
will take the regular train from this city at 8.45
A. NJ, returning by special train from Bidde-
ford at 23O P. M. The fare for the round trip
will be IS cents. .4ara dtTu
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"AHEAD of anything yet" is the exclama-
ton of every one who has seen that fancy top
buggy, just finished by j. M. Kimball & Co.,
SO2 and 304 Congress street. 1t will be on ex-
hibition to-day at their repository. Every one
should see it, r, --rIr. ...4 .r-
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HARPER's BAzAR--The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot Of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle. oa
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MEssRs Hubert & Allen of Rockland are
now selling at Kendall & Whitneys in this
city great variety of fruit trees and grape
vines; also, the best quality of currant goose
berry and blackberry bushes 1t is good op-
portunity to get anything in this line that you
are in need Of ...- rs i.-r.r-.r..- a y
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MEssRs. A. G. scHIorrERBEcK g. Co. h

MEssRs. A. G. ScHLoTTERBEoK & Co. have
garden flower seeds of superior quality, all of
which are warranted to be fresh, and of the
greatest variety of color in each package and
kind This is simply trial lot. If success
full, this firm intend to import small invoice
every year. Lovers of nice flowers are invited
TO examine
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1T seems as if the list of reform acts" of the
New York legislature would never co,,o - -.
end. We supposed we had exbans,sd - ~
mine, but were mistaken. Under Iau -
Gently passed the festive aldermen of New
York city get $4,000 a year besides the steal
: angs. Only one thing more can be accom-
Pnshed in this direction. Let an act be passed
oiVidlng the State and LEGAL revenues among
tne unterrifed, and have the whole matter
disposed Of at once.
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tFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
BOOTHBAY, April oar, schs Rosannah Rose,
Burgess, Calais tor New Haven; DR. Rogers, Kelley,
Harbnger. Ryder. Machias for do; Annie Nichols,
Brown, Calais tor Providence; Abigail Bellaty, I'm
Ellsworth for Boston Sea Bird, Wallace, do do.
April 3O-Sld, schs Fl s Rowe. Love; Queen of the
Fleet, Brewer, and Willie Seavey, Seavey for Cape
May, mackere!ing.
May 3-Ar, sch Senator Crimes Goves, Calais tor
New York, n ~ II q -ls.- AZ W.
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City Affairs.


IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen was held last evening,
Mayor Mcclellan presiding.
Licenses. were granted F. o. Bailey
andW. C.Holmes as auctioneers; l.. b. f. Zitcof
Daniel Gill & Son, Wall & Wiggin, and Elisha
Higgins as victualers; John o. Kidder as inn
holder. sh.a F5rr5 ss.TtW Chseg
Petitions of E. Cannon for license as 7ici-
ualer and S. Schryver, for license as pawn
broker were laid on the table.
A large amount of business was transacted.
We have not space to give the details.
An order was reported to pay Richardson
Wharf proprietors $4,000 for land taken in ex-
tending Cotton street to Fore street. This was
negatived, not receiving a two thirds vote. The
vote stood in the affirmative and 8 in the
negative. - @- -'
The order was then amended by striking out
$4,000 and inserting $2500 and was passed.
Various petitions were presented as re-
ferred. a-t7ca III J.f-.sgf-Is
An order was passed appropriating $500 to
the Portland Mechanic Blues towards paying
for the equipments OF said company iILft
Louis }. Bnnce was appointed Superintepd-
ent of Burials.
Edward Moore was appointed City Liquor
Agent. q hV. u ~ 1IA i57'i.iF
T. j. Murray and B. f. Kinds were appoint
ed Inspectors of Explosive Oils.
The City Auditor presented his estimate of
expenditures and receipts for the present year,
winch was referred TO the committee on ESCl-
mates. His estimate is as follows: Estimated
expenditures, $685., 123.56; estimated receipts,
$74,780; balance to be raised by tax, $3.50, 1886
The salary of the Mayor was fixed at $500
in concurrence.
The report of the Commissioners on the
Building Loan was presented and accepted.
Of the $2,000,000 authorized, the amount of
$4,000 has been already loaned on first class
security
An order was passed directing the Commit
tee on Salaries to enquire into the expediency
of allowing additional compensation to the
late Treasurer, deceased, for the arduous la
bors of the two past years.
Frank d. Moore, William L. Bradley and
Edward r. Cummings were appointed LIST, I'd
and Sd Assistant Civil Engineers
The report of Gen. Thorn and Col. Casey, in
relation to building dry dock in the harbor,
that it would in no way interfere with tue
safety of the harbor, was read and placed on
file ~ d ~ t4.tfE Is
An order passed authorizing the Mayor to
purchase the "W inslow" lot on the Northwest
corner of Lincoln Park, at price not exceed
ing $4,000.
Much other routine business was transacted,
for which we have no space to detail. At ten
minutes past II the Board adjourned.
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n e IN EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, May 4.
ARRIVED. 01A
Steamer Chesapeake, Henderson, New York.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Passport and st John. NIB.
Brig Choice, (Br) Brown Cienfuegos.
Brig Paragon, Shute, Philadelphia. -.i .afs
Sch Maracaibo, Henley, Philadelphia. .-f ir.
Sch Speaker, Matthews, York.
Sch lingo, Bragdon, Wells. ~ p has7-i4'.--
Sch Blake, (BrI O'Brien, Walton, MS.
Sch Nevada, Carlet, North Haven. 1-r
Sch Junatta Patten, Erskine, Augusta. ~
Sch Splendid, Slower, Harpswell. sli 1907
Sch Dexalo, Leland, Eden for Boston.
Sch Grampus Joy, Hancock Tor Boston. gI q
Sch Ann, Abbott. Hancock for Boston. I5lA
Sch Hannah Smith, Leland, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Mediord. Jordan, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Eunice Gilkey, Jordan, Trenton tor Boston.
Schs Myers, Rich, and Python, Merrill, Ban
gor for Boston. saE E&taAkERaV
Sch President, Weber, Bangor for Chelsea.
Sch Loochoo, Anderson, Belfast for Boston.
Sch A g Brooks, Arey. Vinalhaven for Boston.
Schs Eliza Frances, Poland, and Majestic, Triton,
Bristol tor Boston.
q : ShS5- ID - CLEARED. Gel ID -
Sch Texas. Creamer, Boston-Berlin Mills Co.
Sch Sabine. (Br) Raye, ST George. NIB.
Sch southerner, Darling, Machias, to load for
Cuba. ,H "a Ia ,erE &-V p Fl TEFArVpt .-A
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THE Custom House will be closed on We'd
nesday during the Masonic ceremonies of lay
ing the corner stone of the new Custom House
and Post Office, and will open at 1 o'clock P.
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ALBION HoUsE.-Perry will serve to his Gus
toners to-day nice roast beef, chicken pie, oys-
ter pie, roast veal, boiled halibut, brook trout,
and last but not least, good old fashioned
boiled dinner III aH "a EZ
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AMONG the recent combinations of appoint
ments by brevet of New England officers we
notice that of John G. Summersides, late first
lieutenant of the 9TH Maine Volunteers, to be
captain, for gallant and meritorious services
in the battle of the Wilderness, Va, to date
from March 49, 1865. Capt Summersides of
Gorham was mustered into the United States
service as first sergeant June oath, 1861. He
was the first man to enlist in that town, and
continued to follow uninterruptedly the for
esof the 9Th Maine until its final muster
out in 1864. He was in all of the earlier bat
ties of the Army of the Potomac, and was
brave and christian soldier and officer, and as
testimonial thereof, retains sword present.
ed to him by the citizens of Gorham. He has
since several times been elected one of the
municipal officers of the town, and his COM
rades in arms have recently made him Com
mander of Post No. 81, G. A. R. -'--'' ~ '5Ai
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RISING like the Phoenix from the ashes
transfxng with admiration the beholder,- so
does the fragrance of Woodworth's FLoRDEL
EspIRITU SANTo captivate and enchant all
who enhale its delicious aroma For sale every
where. may2eod1W
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Belaty, and Forester, Sadler, Ellsworth; ossian E
Dodge, Hmckley, Winterport Oceanica, Chesley,
I'm Wiscasset A Hooper, Hutchins, Steuben: Ty-
rome. Curtis, and Sea Bird, Wallace. i'm Milbridge
Yankee, Lewis. Bangor; Leesbu g, Davis, Portland
Excel, Hatch, Rockland. 49,
SID Sd, ship Alice Thorndike barque Wetterhorn.
AT 4th, sch James, Winchenbaeh, Waldoboro.
below, ship Martha R'deout trOm New York:
soSs d sth brig Mary Mariner, Mariner. Machias
i luke OF Newcastle, tBr, Fiulay, st John. b,
Keliep Wondi Vintage, Frisbe, Bangor Hoekanom,
S GA pr,ss Z Rich, and Don Quixote.
>r.n W., a, 90, sehs Idaho Davis, Portland tor
Wh;,al,ar E, LIs, Bragdon, Sullivan ; Agricola,
LYNN.Ar ID schs Olive Elizabeth. TAYLOR. Port
land: A ii Sawyer, Cook. Calais
GLoUCESTEK-Art st, schs Juno, Metcalf, New
York for Augusta; Gen Marion, Torrey. do far Gar
diner; vicksburg, Kelley do tor Porilau1 oT MAJ
caibo, Henley, Philadelphia tor do; Pearl, Gookin
do tor Saco; Sarah, Whalen Hoboken for PembroEe
Mary Edward, McCully. from Boston Tor Boothbay /;
Canary Thompson, Calais lor Pawtucket; Island
Queen, Stinson; Gen Grant, Berry, and Queen OF
the Fleet, Brewer, from Boothbay, bound South, for
maekerel.
Ar I'd, schs Hattie \ Reed, Reed, Western Banks;
Satellite. Holbrook. Harpswell Tor Provincetown.
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The p. M. BIS BALL-The ball of the Port
land Mechanic Blues last evening at City Hall
was magnificent affair, it being the first ap
pearance of this Company in their new uni
forms. There were about eighty-ive members
present, in uniform, and on dress parade they
made fine display. The uniforms are of the
finest blue broadcloth, officers regulation
coats, that fit to perfection, white stripes on
tho r~-.+s. n,,d --l-;+n pofU passing, o-or
the shoulders. The caps are French style
blue, with white pompons. The officers have
white plumes, and otherwise their uniform is
of our army. On the front of the caps is the
letter inclosed in golden wreath. The
drummers were neatly dressed in blue suits,
short jackets and red caps.
They came into the hall and into line in a
way that did them credit, and with as much
grace as a company that had drilled daily for a
year. After the dress parade they showed
themselves equally apt in the giddy dance, and
when we left we saw in the face of each a grim
determination to fight it out on that line if it
took all night.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen which
was in session, having received an invitation
w "lo1iSSc JIG ureSS pdTdue, LOOK recess duu,
with a large number of the Common Council,
repaired to the hall. Their qualification at the
fine appearance of the Blues and the hand
some manner in which they went through the
dress parade was exhibited in the applause
they gave. 1t was the most brilliant affair we
have had this season. <...-
Capt. Parker proves himself well worthy of
the command of this fine corps; and he is
handsomely seconded by Lieut.. Pencil, who
is every inch a soldier ~ g t+Ns 81 -
The hall was crowded. 1t was the largest
attendance we have seen at any ball in this
city for years, and every one seemed to enjoy
the occasion.
Barnum, in the Reception Room, furnished
fine collation. for all those who wished for re-
freshments.
Tomorrow the Blues make their first public
parade. They will meet at their Armory al
half-past one o'clock, and will, afterwards, pa
rade through the streets accompanied by the
full Portland Band. ,v.-.r-. a., es v..-.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

An Essay for Young Men on the crime OF solitude,
and the Diseases and Abuses which create impede
ments TO marriage, with sure means of relet. Sent
in sealed envelopes free OF charge Address, DR.. j.
SkILtIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. 2 jan31 sN ddSw3m
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CONSTITUTION WATER is certain cure for
D1aDeJes and all diseases of the Kidneys. For
sale by all druggists. a mar16eod3m
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Bombay March %, ship P Pendleton, Pendle-
ton. and Marrior, Lunt. for Liverpool, al 80 lbs.
Ar at victoria 9Th ult, ships Shooting Star, and
Ell Dorado from San Francisco
son, for Boston 10 days 800 t
Sid i'm Mazatlan Meh 10, ship Ella Norton, Nichols
for Playo.
At Arroyo 18th ult brigs BIan Swan, Podger, and
Richmond. Powers, Tor New York. ldg; schs Wind
ward, Ellis, and + Closson, Coombs, do.
At Baracoa 2ld ult sch Azelda & Laora, McIndoe,
for New YORK, ldg. .LL
AT Ponce 10th ult sch Franconia, Treworgy, tor
Boston. ldg.
Ar at Mansanilla 18TH ult brig Guiding Star, Free
thy, New York. .-
Sid i'm St Jago 18th ult, sch T w Allston, Cum
mings. Baracoa. .I.,
Sid FIN Havana 25th ul', baraue Neversnk, Glib
son, Sagua: brig Geo Durham, Mcclellan, do.
Sid i'm Matanzas 23d ulJ sch Wings OF the Morn
ings, Mcfarland, Boston.
At Cardenas 24tb ult, sch David WATSON. Jones
for Philadelphia Portland, takes $50 hhds molas
ses at $50 pr ITO gals. .-.fr. rr .-'I
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iPer steamer Union, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 18th ult, John Harris, Daniels,
aud Belle Morse, Wyman, from New Orleans; 10th,
Pleiades, Stetson. do
Sid 1th Northampton, Fulton, Bath
OH Dungeoness 18th, Limerick Lass Marshman,
from New Orleans Tor Bremen.
In Kingroad 18th, Ida Lilly, Patterson from Bris-
tol for New York.
Ar at shanghae Feb 20, US steamer Shenandoah,
Sid i'm Manila Feb 81, Penang, Patten for San
Ar at Singapore March :. j F Patten, Percy, i'm
Yokohama land sailed 10th for Akyab.l
Sid March 5, Delithaven, F1eese, Rangoon.
Sid fun Calcutta March IL, David Brown, Nichols,
Ar at Akyab March I, Canada, Patten. Madras.
Cid March 7, IL Dorado, Haskell, Falmouth, FL
Amity. StlnsOu, dO 18Th, Southland, Cooper, dos
18th, Young Eagle, Walker, do; Anna Camp, Drum
mond d..
Ar at RangoOn March 10, Susan A Blaisden, Saw
yer. Akyab.
Sid Fea 20, China Jordan, Falmouth, f.
ar al Marseiles 18th ult, Halcyon, Durham, from
Barcelona.
Ar at Cadiz 18th ult Goodwin. Coffin, New York;
14th. q Rogers, Ballard, do.
Ar at Hayre 18th. Shamrock, Stone, from San
Francisco.
Ar at Bordeaux 10th ult, Crescent City, Delano,
Ar at MOntevideO Mich 10, S Blanchard, Meady,
Cardiff
sid Mich II. Mary Dyer, Wellington, Falmouth,
Eng: Flor del Mar. Wiswell, New York.
Calcutta Feb 29-Fhe John Watt, Poole, ftom
Shields Tor Bombay, which put III with cargo on fire
and was tied hauled off Nth and is now RELOAD
ing her cargo.
Buenos Ayres, March 12-The Annie NJ Goodwin.
from New York for Rosario, which went ashore oil
Point Indio, has been stripped and sold.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Soldiers and Sailors Convention

The Soldiers and Sailors of this State are request
ed to meet in Convention at Portland, on FRIDAY,
May sth, at o'clock NJ, for the purpose of select
ing delegates to attend the National Convention OF
Soldiers and Sailors be holden in Chicago ON the
18th of this month.
ss-. JOHN G. CALDWELL,
President Maine State Soldiers and Sailors Union.
BThe Hall of meeting will be announced in the
Portland Papers. may 5sNdtd
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JOHN b. GoUaH will lecture in this city be-
lore the Mercantile Library Association on
wednesday evening, the 9th inst,
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To be Let.


THE Brick store ON Exchange Street. being the Sc
cond store from the corner OF NJ ddle st. APP
plyto & NAaH'L. f. DEERING,
May d3w at Maine Savings Bank.
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Business Items.

DIR. BENNETT, at No. %, United States Ho-
tel, is daily working wonderful cures without
medicines. re-
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Hloth Patches, Freckles and Tan.

The only relic BILE remedy for those brown discoor-
atoms the face is "Perrys Moth and Freckle To-
ton" Prepared only by DR.. B. c. Perry, 40 Bond
ST., New York. Sold everywhere mar21ddw6msN
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To Let for &oOO q wear.

BOARDING HOUSE and Shop to let. Plenty of
ID good water and cellar room.
-.rEn. MRS. FoXToN,
may5d1ws 124 Fore Street.