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THE account of contest of wits be-
tween a police judge at the Toomb.
and Saucy girl who was arraigned fol
stealing makes good four-line verse
The brass upon your face, j" he said
Would make four-Quart skillet"
Your hOnor's head, the girl replied,
Ras sap enough to fill it,
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Thirty-two sea-going vessels were
lost in August last.
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WILSON, DUNLEVY g. WHEELER

A RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH To
N ortter Packing Tierees, Flour and Apple
Barrels, Half Barrels, Grocery and Nail Kegs
OF all sizes, Cigar and Grape Boxes; also Steam
Boat Hulls and Barges auci32m
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Il U R o p n.

LONDON, April 24.-The budget which was
Introduced in the House last evening by the
Chancellor OF the Exshequer forms the chief
topic of editorials this morning with the Lon
don press.
The Times and most of the liberal journals
are dissatisfied with the estimates OF the Chan
cellor and say that the budget is indefinite and
ubs9le. The Times predicts that supplement
tarY estimates will be found necessary to meet
DEFICIENCIES and thinks that the new burden
ought to fall on customs and not orlncomes
Later and important intelligence has been
received from Japan via Shanghai The Ty-
coon states that BAshi has retired from the gov
eminent.
The Mikado offers indemnity for the murder
OF the French sailors at Oasaca.
LONDON, April I-Evenipg.-The trial of
tne fehlan prisoners OF having caused the eX
ploslon IN Clerkenwell, was resumed this
morning. After the examination of n few
more Witnesses whose testimony was n, erely
corroborative of that already given. the case
for the prosecution was rested.
Mr.. Williams, counsel TOR O'Keefa NOVA ]
for the entry of mol. pros. in the case of his
client.
Mr. Straight argued that none of the nroof
adduced by the prosecution connected his eli
ent, Timothy Desmond, with the Fenian plot.
MessrS. Ke0gh and Green also spoke at
length. for their clients, English and Barrett.
Mr.. Green was quite certain that Barrett was
not implicated 10 the remotest degree with the
Clerkenwell crime. He sifted the evidence
AGAINST his client. showing q mass OF contra
dictions. He would prove that Barrett was in
Glasgow on the 18th of December, the day on
which the explosion occurred; a shoemaker oil
that city, named McNaughty, had already
sworn he saw him on the 18th, 10 h and 14tb
and heard him read an account of this very
J explosion in his shop. Other witnesses from
! Glasgow would swear to the same facts.
On the conclusion of Mr.. Green's remarks
| tne Court adjourned until tomorrow.
LONDON, April 4-Midniqht.-In the House
OF Commons this evening Lord Stanley, in re-
| Ply to question, admitted that the Emperor
9i hussla had made secret proposal to the
BRUSH government with regard to the Cretar
9Glhlculty, but which without consent OF the
gar could not properly be made public, The
plain solution OF the reply is, that proceedings
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della WARE.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.


WILMLNGToN, April 24-The Republican
State Convention OF Delaware met at Dover
yesterday, nearly full delegation being pres
ent from all the counties. The following dele
gates were elected to the Chicago Convention
Joshua l.. Head, Lewis Thompson, r. B
Smithers, Thomas B. Coursey, G. S. layton
and Isaac jenkins. Resolutions were adopted
to nominate Gen. Grant and endorse the i'm
parchment. Two of them are as follows:
Rsso!oed, That we approve the plan adopted
by Congress for the reorganization OF the re-
bel states; That its vital principle, impartial
suffrage is just well as polite and that in
view Of the action Of Congress, already had as
well as national justice, we express the hope
that such an amendment of the Constitution
OF the United States be made as will secure
the application of the principle throughout
the Republic.
ReSol0ed That we give our voice to and
pledge Or assistance in the maintainance OF
the national faith and credit. Insisting that
IL the payment of debt the spirit OF the con-
tract shall be truly and honorably discussed.
The first of these Two resolution was warm
ly discussed. G. Bradford Howard, NJ Jen-
kins and others supporting it and Hon. N. B.
Smithers, Major Lafland and others opposing
il.
The resolution was finally adopted amidst
great enthusiasm and cheering by test vote
of rs to 81.
The delegates have not been instructed in
regard to the candidate for Vce-President, but
the opinion of the convention is generally IA
vorable to Mr. Wade
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met by the argument that the alleged endeav-
or to obtain possession of the monies IN the
War Department, even if made, was not IN
violation of the civil tenure law. AS stated
with reference TO the ninth article, he held
that the President was in the line OF his duty
when comforting with Gen. Emory about the
disnosition of the forces, ard that no evidence
whatever had been adduced to prove that his
nuroose in that interview was evil. Consider
Ing the 10th article, he claimed that it was has
ed on the principles which underlie the sedi-
ton law, which, ever since its PASSAGE had
skunk in the postrils of the American people
He held that the President had followed the
example of certain members of Congress in
dsregardlng the amenities Cf expression, and
was eXeuSable for using strong language in
rep'y TO tn abuse which had been heapsd upon
nun. MT. Nelson insisted that the preserva-
non OF the right of freedom of speech was in
dlspenslbe to maintain Other liberties.
After brief consideration OF The nth art-
Gle, Which he said was sufficiently answered DV
his remarks concerning the preceding article.
he referred to the charge of Mr.. boutwell,, i that
the President wished to control the election in
the outbern States, and asked how that could
be possible, with officers designated by Con-
pres, in command and exercising control over
III that region. In conclusion, he reminded
the Senate that trouble and confscaiion had
usually followed the exercise of revolution or
constitutional power in the deposition of
Kings and rulers OF the people, and implored
them TO so perform the high duties now de-
volving upon thHm as to merit the appreciation
CT tnelr conaelences, their counrymen and
their God.
The Court and Senate then, at 4 o'colck, adj
journed.
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LOUISIANA.
HE ELECTIONS.


New ORLEANS, April "a. Further returns
increase the majority in the Parishes for the
Constitution. 1t will be some days before the
result will be officially promulgated. The Con
s.itution is ratified and radical State ticket
elected beyond doubt.
The Republican says the seat of Mr.. Mann
the Democratic COngressmla elect from the
lst DISTRICT, will be contested by the defeated
Republican, candidate.
Frauds are charged on the radicals, and
case is cited in one precinct in this city where
over 1000 more votes were polled than were
registered. One register reports officially to
the commanding General that one of the bal
lot boxes bears marks of violence, and shows
conclusively thai it has been tempered with.
Ldter-Tle Republican foots up the returns
from thirty-four parishes, giving 10000 MAORI
ty in favor OF the ratification oil the constitu-
ton. The remaining fourteen parishes will
probably increase these figures. The Republi-
cans claim "a OF the 36 Senators, and 40 mem
bers Of the House, as far as heard from.
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NORTH CAROLHyA.
THE ELECTION.


WILMINGTON, April 24.-Columbus county
complete gives 373 conservative majority; Bla-
den and Robinson counties give small MAORI
ties for the radicals; Richmond county doubt
tut with chances in favor of the radicals; Dup
lin county gives 4S7 majority for the conserva-
tives; Brunswick will give small majority
for the radicals; Halifax complete gives 1850
for the radicals; Edgecomb, reported about
1900 radical majority. The returns thus far re-
ceived indicate the vote on the Const tuition 10
be very close, and that the extreme western
counties will decide the result
NEwBERN, April "a Catawaba county gives
200 conservative majority; Iredell $50; Cald-
well 200; Stanley 200 and Alexandra 300;
Burke and Mcdowell counties are radical by
small maiorities; the Republicans claim Crav-
en- county by 1914 majority, and Lenvir by 1890
majority. 1t is rumored that Greene gives 100
majority for the Republicans; Jones, official,
1874 majority for the Republicans Cateret
gives rs majority against the Constitution
RALEIGH. April a The following MAORI
ties are reported against the Const tuition.
Catwaba 800; Iredell 1000; Orange GOO; Ala
manac 300; Cleveland 700; Cumberland 200;
CASTOR 200; Rowan, official, 477 Lincoln 200;
Davis $50; Dupin 400; Sampson Co., Hano.
yer, Craven, Edgeeomb and Haliflx largely
radical, but by decreased majorities Carteret
has gone conservative but no figures are given
Franklin doubtful; Catham reported against
the Constitutions; Wayne 213 for the Constit =
ton, official; Wake between 800 and 900. in
GLIDING Raleigh S0i, official, tor the Constitu.
tion.
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& o M Nj EEs CE.AL.
New orl Stock ana Money Marker.

ISctV OfhA SIOUX anu money MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 24-6 p. M.-hIoney market
very easy throughout the day; call loans at Der
cent. with exceptions at per cent; prime business
paper passes at 7 q s per cent Sterling Exchange
quiet and less firm HOG 110l for pr me bills Gold
lowers opened at 1891 and closed 139b a 1891; loans
1de at 81 per cent. for carrying anu FAT for Dor
owing;. Government bonds have been somewhat
irregular; the xporiabl ones wave fallen q DIR
cent. in sympathy witch Gold The issues held at
home were sleady. The Assistant Treasurer bauqht
$500 900 worth of 3Os at III and I'd SSOOOOO in
God S0's are scarce. TIE market closed steady
but dull. Henry Clewes 81 Co furnish the following
81 quotations :-CoupOn SIS 1851 113 all 81; do SIS
1862 1llz q III; do 1864 ITO q llOS; 10 1885, 11O4 "a
ll0s; do new, 1881 0 1883; do 1867, 1853 "a 1851
10 iC's, 1929 q 1929; 7-30's, lU7 a 1914.
Stocks less active bur very srong with a general
advance. The report that Drew had teen depesed as
Treasurer OF the Eiie Railroad is incorrect An at
tcmdt % effect it taile The following are $50 fig
ures:-Pacic NAL SO: n. Y. Central. 1914 "a 1c4l;
Ere, 70s q 70l; Hudson, 1856 q 1856; Harlem, 12o;
Reading s92 a 80; Michigan Central 114a; Michigan
Southern, 99s q 99B; illinois Central, i42S a i4c;
Cleveland & Piltsburg, 500 q 81 Toledo, 1O3 a 1914
Rock Island, 9S4 a 93s; Chicago & North Western
COZ @ 81 10 preferred, 74s q AZ; Fort Wayne, 1921
q 1929; Missouri 6's, ST.; new Tennessee 6's 675.
Mining shares steady; Quartz Hill 1O5; Smith &
Parmalee 245.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day amount
Ell to S1,4Gs,6l4; payments S5O3,9O4 balance S1O6-
182,oS3, -
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GE ORG4A.
TnF ET rnnTn~

AUGUSTA, April M.-The counting of votes
is progressing slowly but it will be several days
before the result can be officially known It
is believed that the radicals have carried This
district by electine Prince to Congress and
giving a majority for the Constitution and for
Bullock. The Democrats claim five out OF
seven Congressman elected and a majority in
the Legislature. The Republicans are conf
dent of the election of Bullock. and the DEM
ocrats are equally sure Of the election of Cor
don, but all OF this is conjecture. The official
count will show a close vote
:, A negro man was hayenetted by soldier in
the row yesterday. He was buried to-day
The body was followed to the grave by large
procession of men and women, All is now
quiet -
MACON, April 24-The vote has not been
counted yet. To-day was spent in asserting
and comparing with registers. Accounts rom
southwestern Georgia are still more favorable
to the Democrats. Nearly every county has
gone against the Constitution and elects a full
Democratic ticket.
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looking to the indepency of Crete, which the
sublime Porte will not concede without COM
pulson, is apolcy which it is Impossible Tor
Great Britain to pursue.
Later.-Startling intelligence has inst been
received from Australia that Prince Alfred
who is visiting Sydney, was shot and danger
ously wounded by an unknown person. The
would be assassin. who was said to be a Feni-
an, was promptly arrested. The Prince ac-
cording to last adyices was slowly recovering.
DUBLIN, April A.-The Prince of Wales
embarked for England to-day.
-.. SPAIN,
PARIS, April 4.-Despatches received from
various parts of Spain to-day, reports dis
orders have been reDressed.
MADRID, April 24-The following is the
new new Clblnet: Brabo Murrillo, President,
wee Narylez, Deceased and Minister OF the
Interior; Rancat, Minister of Justice and
roreign Affairs; Maynaldi, Minister of War;
Orobia, Minister of Finance; Catalina, Min
ister OF Public Works and Marfari, Minister
for the Colonies.
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RGaNHA.

PROBABLE PosTPoNEMENT OF THE ELECTION.
RICHMOND, April 24.-Gen. SchofieId issued
an order this morning that Congress having
made no appropriations to efray the expenses
of the election in Virginia for the ratification
or rejection of the Constitution the election
Will not take place June 3D. unless Congress
should make an appropriation before that date
II the election does not take place on that day
Congress will substitute later day, of which
due notice will be given.
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Enrcicn Markets.

LONDON. April a ATTIC noon.-Consols 1874 G0 9ek
for both money and account.
American Secu ites-U. S. 5-2Os 70h; Erie 45a.
FRANKFORT, April 24-Af ernoon.-Uni, ed States
5-20s 754 q s5a.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s-Afternoon.-Cotton active
ID Advancing; sales 2e,0i0 bales; Mddline uplands
123l do to arrive 13d; Mid1tng Orleans 12bd The
dLlount OF Cotton aGoat is 81 00J blles, Of which
W o . bales are American. Peas ass. Corn 3Ss Cd
Wheat quiet. Pork dull. Lard active at Cos Sd.
Q ,her articles unchanged.
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HAVANA, April 1s.-Freigh tsLTaken for Portland
sch Kathleen, 800 hhds Moasses OF Caibyrien az Sc
e1ch; for Bosion, sch Maine Law, LOO boxes Sugar.
hence, at 50 e,ch; Tor Pnla ieiphia, brig George
Barnnam, 800 hhds. Mlasses, Sagua. at SC }B Ito
gals &c brig Sophia. 800 do, at CarIenas, at SIS 10
10; for North OF Hatteras, brig L Wa isworth 500
Molassss. Cardenas. at So IS y ITO gals, &c.
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TEAHNE.
rHE CASE OLE nu1NFI

I4II1 OzAoI1 OF OWINEL.
BELFAST, April 24.-The case against Owl
mel and others for destroying the Bangor Dem
ocrat office, in 1868, was to-day continued until
October, by request of defendants.
BELFAST AND IoosEHEAD LAKE RAILROAD.
Hon. Alex. Hayford Mayor of the city, has
been chosen President of the Belfast & Moose
head Lake Railroad, and William L. Colburn
Treasurer.
MARINE DISASTER.
The schooner S. d. Hart, from Calais for
Providence, lumber loaded, arrived here to-day
filled with water, having been ashore
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Valuable Building Lots at Auction
Afal,a

WILL be sold by auction, on SATURDAY, the
w AIN day OF april next, at 3 Oc'tck NJ.
the valuable OF land on the Southerly conner OF
Pine and Vaughan Street, being "a OF on inc and
100 feet ON taughan, joining the grounds OF Hon
y. H. Brown. This is one the most desn able Us
on Bfamhall, and will be sold without reserve, on
hperh terms. For plan of proper ty, and artiou-
lars, call on tie Auetioneers. Sale On tie litmhts.
W In Consequence OF the storm the above sale
was adjourned TO Saturday Mal End. at = III.
on the premises, 4. Nj. PATIEN a. co.
Apr l7-td
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DETROIT, April .24.-The steam saw mill of
Green Brothers, of Chicago, at Maintee Mich
igan, was completely destroyed by fire Wed
nesday light. The fire was caused by the ex-
plosion OF the boiler. Eight workmen were
instantly killed and four seriously injured.
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AUCTION SALES.
Carria~es Nc. Mt Amor;

Gorses, Carriages, DC, at Aucti0,
h LIE viii be regular sale Of Horses Carriaqt
Middia !. 'ses, &c, al the corner OF Market az
either b attention paid 10 artcle m the above Tne
" auction or private sale
EXT SATURDAY..
Express Wagons SS'
I Beach Wagon
L'ght-Sds ping Wac,
New Is ach Wagons s'h
cd Hand open Buggy
2Dump Cats.
New ami "a hand f4arnesses
ALSO,
SBaggage wages, y orler of Ain ir;s,-.-
April %. dtd NAucuonetr.
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this mort on tie
days hereinafter mentioned Tor violation OF the Rev
enue Laws:
Feb7 1868, A bottles Brandy; Feb 24, bottles
Brandy, bottle Rum; Feb 96, 800 Cigars March Q
900 Cigars; March 2 about 100 lbs on junk; Mar
jugs Cordial; Mar II, 1900 Cigars; march II, 400
Cigars; March II, Is prs Wooden AIitten Ma ch sol
IL bol Molasses April l. Dbl Molasses; April $40
Il, 200 Cigars NF-
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
quesed to appear and make such claim within twen-
~ days from the date hereof Otherwise The SAID
goods VIII be disposed ofn accordance with the Acts
OF congress in such case made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
Collector.
Portland, April IS, 1s67.-d1aw3w
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Administrator's Sale.

u virtue of a license from the Judge OF Probate
~ OF Cumberland County, the subscriber wi | cell
at Public Auction (unless previously disposed OF a.
private salel at the dwelling house Abby Stabud
late of Saecarappa Village, in West rook deceased
on Mondav, the 25th dav OF May next st len O'clock
IN the forenoon, the dwelling house and lot of iaud
connected herewith, which was OF said deeeasf q,
situated in said Saccars ppa Village said sale M 10
made or the payment OF SAID deeeased's debts and
charges of administration. Conditions Of sale wifi
be make known at the time an pace,
WILLIAM l., PENNELL, Admir-.
Dated the 23d day Of May, A. D., 1s6s.
apr24d1aw3w
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Valuable Farm at 1Aucti IN in Free
To be sold by Auction,
New Brick House and Stable
On the Western Promennhet

IN FRIDAY the list day of May next at 3 O'Clock
~ in the aftern on, that very VALUABLE and de,ira-
BILE property on the Western Prom made. in Pert
land, now occupied BY 5. Q Oh. s., VIII be sold by
unrivsll beauty, with front OF 100 feet ON the
promenade, anu CO, tains nearly 1900 square feet
OF lana. Ib- buildings, consisting OF a thee tory
brick dwelling house, and c1mmodious bri,k sable
ana GU bu longs, aie new AM built in the most
thorough manner OF the best materials and Iro-
yided with a 4 modern cOnveuieuces
In the construction OF this house and ITS outbu1d.
ings requisite for an elegant and frs class csl-
dence Is nckng. The buildings can be examined
during the week before The sale
az Terms and conditions made known at tho sola
Portland, April 20, 1868. apr2l-dtl
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Real Estate in Falmouth for Sac,

fTNHE property in Falmouth known as the Samuel
Prince place, containing about ten a, res. s. ne
SIX miles from Portland, The shol road: Is under
good cultivation; location excellent; handy 10 Port
land either by land or water. Buildings consist OF
one and bali story dwelling with addition and
barn. This property will be sold low and en- favora-
bic terms. Apply 10 A. L. Fox, Esq., or
L. NJ. PAITIN & CO,
Auctioneers, Exchange Street, Portland.
April %, 1868, DIT
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at AuctIsn
EVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on ne
~ market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell Horsef
Carriages, Harnesses, sc.
Apl %. F. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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Large Stock of Dry 81 Fancy Goo6s
silver Plated Ware &C,
at Anofisn

NATIEL be sold at Auction az The store ofstsror,
w d Co., NO. 300 Cor gress ST.. commeneine on
Thursday April 231 at II o'c Ock P. NJ and c1IfiS,
ung every afternoon and evening through mi and
The next week larse lot OF Cloths tor Mems & BOYS
wear suitable for The season
Bleached and Brown Slice ing, Table Linen bv the
var Table Cloths, Napkins, Doglies Frin eli and
Embossed Wool Table covers, Rubber tlble rloih
mnarseilles Lancaster, Scotch and administer Quilts.
PalmoTal skirts, Ladies and Gents Hdkfs. Mu In 81
Lawn iidkls Linen Towels, ID aper. Crash. Bpfi,
fIeh, BiIl 1ant, White Brilliant anu Mar. elles,
LiSies anu uenis Hose Parasols, school Umbrellas,
Also fine sto, OF Silver Plated ware. ofthe best
styles and quality, consisting Ice FcheIs Salytrs
Goblets, Mugs, ButteI Dishes, sugIr Bows, all
Tea sets Soup Ladies, Spoons, Forks Butter Kny es
&c. Also Table Cutlery, Clocks g atches, Jewelry ,
and great variety OF small articles.
Special Auction Sale for ladies every At
iernoOn as 2 az O'Clock.
e. w. HOLMES, Auctioneer.
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Estate of fsobert WiIIiams,


NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber bos
IN been duly appointed Executor of the viii n
ROBERT WILLIAMS. lac of Portland
in the county OF Cumberland, deceased, and has.ha
ken upon himself that trust by glvina tonts rs -,
law directs, All persons having demands mon
the same; and all pers indebted to sail estate az
called upon TO make ayment TO.
WILLIAM E. MORRIS, Exrcutsr.
Portland, April, 1868. 1aVSw ~
NOTICE is hereby given that the snbgcr,Eer has
~ heen duly appointed and AIKEN upou LimselftIe
trust o, A MINIS raior OF he estate OF
FIR ANCE> j. MILLER la Q % westbrook
in the County OF Cumberland deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate OF said de eased are requir-
ca 70 EXHIBIT the same; and all persons in ebted
to said estate are called upon make pay ment to
BENJAMIN Ii. FALLS. Adm'r.
Westbrook. April I, 1868. aprl3dlaw3w'
NOTICES hereby given. that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator OF the estate Of
ROBERT HULL. late OF Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland deceased, ana
given bonds the law directs. Allperscns having do
mands upon the estate OF SAID deceased are required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted 10 said
estate are called upon to make payment 10
JOHN 4. HULL Admir-.
Portland, April I, 1868. apr SUI ,w3ws =
NOTICES hereby gwen. that the subscriber Las
IN been Only appointed Exec ltor of TIE WIl OF
SUSAN wAREFIEl ID, la.e OF PortarI
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased ard has
taken upon himself That trust b, qivinr bonde
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate OF said deceased required TO exhibit
the same and all TO said estate are
called upon to make payment to
RUFUS II. HINKLEY, Executor,
Portland, AIril Z, 1865. apr9dlawsw
nj OTTO is hereby given, that the subsc ther has
IN been duly appointed and AIKEN upon hhseli the
trust of Administrator Of he estate OF -
ALBION IL. JORDAN, late OF Care LLzaseth.
10 the county OF Iumbelland' derSased' ana gwen
mands mon the esta,e Of said deceased are quired
TO exhibis the same; and all persons indebted " said
Estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES r.. JORDAN, Admr.
Cape Elizabeth, April Il, 1868. ap124dlawSv'
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For Sale.
Beef.
Glover Seed.
For PhiladeJDhia,

4 ~ BAGS prime Clover Seed for sale by
LUZ RANDALL, EMERY & CO,
aprzSdlw* 126 CONNER ial Street