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Political Notes.

Senators are to be elected in Arkansas to-
morrow, but it is believed that they will not
be in Washington for the next two or three
weeks, and that no difficulty can arise relative
to their admission while impeachment is on
as they will not claim their seats until it is fin
ished.
1t is thought that Gen. Burnside will be con-
hrmed as Second Auditor of the Treasury De-
partment.
The Western Democrats, despairing of being
able to get their favorite, Pendeton. endorsed
by Eastern politicians are said TO sneak ot
Hancock and Adams as the hope of the party.
1t is lucky that sentence in case of conyic-
ton ON an impeachment trial extends no fur
tner than to removal from Office and disaualifi-
cation for holding thereafter Warren Hast
lhgs' under a different rule was sentenced to
pay the cost OF the proceedings which amount
Gu " over million dollars in our money So
neaVy a me would probably draw heavily ON
Dir. 'onusoh pecuniary resources.
Il apIiiVy TO get money is any qualification
ior Suffrage Sambo is emitting himself to that
privilege very last. A Nashville paper nnb-
fishes long list of negroes who have accn,n-
ulated from two to twenty Thousand donors
An ardent admirer of Secretary st.,,to,, -
Gently Intercepted him as to his ,v;l,;Os1,e.
to become Mr.. Buckalew's successor = rs US
Senate of the United States. He resno,sns
peremptoriIy: "What I want-what 7 win
have-is rest, quiet, chance to live with NV
wife and family in peace. I appreciate the
kind feeling you express, but there is no Office
would take.''
Mr. Glenn of the New York Assembly has
mad the assurance to accuse that spotless body
OF corruption in the Erie matter. Result: an
INVESTIGATING committee reports that the
charge is without foundation, and Mr.. Glenn
is to be publicly censured by the Speaker
Inc Assembly meanwhile is censured nv a
properly discriminating public
All the New England Senate, NJ G..
ner included-voted to receive Gen NJ '1u"
testimony respecting conversations ba,S
the President after the commission 90 W." :,
crime of which he is accused The obiect;ae
OF the managers to the admission of this evil
dence was technically correct, no doubt, but
the Senate is not an ordinary jury and does
perfectly right in hearing whatever the de-
fence has to offer,
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ARREsTs.-On the arrival of steamer Chesa.
peake at this port, from New York, Sunday
morning, City Marshal Head and officer Fos-
ter went on board and arrested a German Jew
named VIM. Abel and Mrs. Peter volp and
her sister, and committed them to the lookup
to await further intelligence from New York
1t appears Mrs Peter Volp is a fashionable
dress maker and her husband cabinet manu-
facturer in New York. Abel is a tobacconist,
and has been so very intimate with Mrs. volp
that he persuaded her to elope with him. Be-
fore leaving they broke open the trunk of
Peter and stole $500 in money and gold
watch and chain. A dispatch was sent to our
City Marshal, who watched for the arrival of
the boat and arrested the parties. About 5000
in money and the watch and chain were re-
covered. A sewing machine and a tobacco
machine had been purchased by the parties,
it being their intention to establish themselves
here in business. rH7 ga
Mrs. Volp had persuaded her sister to come
with her. As a large portion of the money re-
covered was found upon the sister she was
locked up with the other two.
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Feb. /, 1868.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

The very III portant and extensive Improvements
which have recently been made in this popular no.
TEL the largest IN New ENGLAND, enables the proprl-
etors TO offer 20 Tourists, Families, and the Travel
ing Public, accommodations ami convcniences supe
rior to any other Hotel in the city, During the past
summer additions have been made ct numerous
suites of apartments, W III bathing oms, wa er
Closets &c., Attached; one otTuits magnificent pas
senger elevators, The best ever cunsruc ed conveys
guests the upper story OF the house in one minute
the entries have been newly and richly carpeted
and the entire house thoroughly repen shed and
refnrnisb d, making t,in ali is appointments, equal
to any hotel n the country.
Telegraph Onice, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first floor.
LEWIS RICE & SON, Proprietors
Feb. 1, 1868. ib4-eOd3m sN
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EASTER SUNDAY.-The services at the Cath
ole and Episcopal Churches in this city ON
Easter Sunday were of the highest order, and
attracted crowded audiences. At the Chapel
of Immaculate Conception on Cumberland
street, Rt. Rev. Bishop Bacon officiated, assist
ed by four priests. The chapel was highly dec
GRATED about the altar, and with its hundred
lights presented an imposing aspect. The mu-
sic was grand. The choir consisted of double
quartette, led by Mr.. Dennetr, and the mass
was finely performed. 5.,. ...
At the close of the discourse by the Bishop,
he gave notice that work on the Cathedral
would be commenced Immediately, and he
hoped to have it completed in year. But
this would depend upon the liberality of the
Easter offerings. ..-z...--..
The exercises at the First Parish Church
were highly appropriate and interesting The
pulpit and altar were beautifully decorated
with festoons of evergreen, interviewer with
flowers and boquets and lilies. The sermon
in the forenoon was by Rev. Mr.. Bailey, on the
immortal life, and was one of his happiest
efforts.
In the afternoon the exercises were appro-
PiiocC W tuc OdUudtu OCHUOl, db tue ClOSe Vi
which the sum of $1913 was presented by the
First Parish Sabbath School to the Preble
Street Sabbath School. A beautiful flower
basket was presented to Lewis Pierce, ESQ.,
the Superintendent of the First Parish Sab
bath School and an elegant boquet to Hon. A.
E. Stevens, Superintendent of Preble Street
Sabbath School. In the evening, the church
was filed to OVERLOOKING drawn thither by the
interesting exercises, of which the performan-
ces by the choir constituted an important part.
At the Episcopal Churches of St. Stephens
and st. Luke's, the ceremonies were interest
ing and impressive. Bishop Nicely oficated
at st. Luke's. The Easter anniversary at st.
Stephens Sunday School was celebrated, in
the afternoon, with Easter Carols, the church
being beautifully decorated with flowers. Many
people went away, being unable to obtain en-
trance. sErarl sl.ra a.~n.
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THE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN WALTER BROWN
AND ALLYN.-Mr. Brown has made an expla-
nation of the late trouble between him and
Allyn the wizard, which puts new face upon
the matter. 1t seems by his statement that he
had lent Allyn $50 some time before, and that
he had been unable to collect it. and therefore
had sued him and ordered an officer to attach
his property at Ipswich. The officer allowed
Allyn to go on with his show and Brown while
going down the aisle to see about it, was met
by the wizard, who impeded his progress
Brown removed the obstruction" and caused
Allyn's immediate arrest. Allyn took the
poor debtors oath and then arrested Brown
for assault The next morning Allyn insult
ed Brown at the depot and received second
chastisement. Brown announces that he can
be found at Troy, n. Y. 80 81 H.
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DIED.

In this city, April Z, Jimmey R., only child ct Jas.
81. and Elizabeth Q. Pridham, aged IS months.
Transcript please copy.
In Ferry Village, April 10, Woodbury. r. Dyer,
aged 81 years and Z months.
Funeral TO morrow Tuesday afternoon, at p
O'clock from the late residence OF his iather, Capt.
Woodbury. Dyer.
In Boothbay, April Z, Mr. Edwin Aud, aged SO
years.
In Kennebunkport, April 4, Mr.. Nathan Worm
wood. aged about 70 years.
In Kennebunk, Ap' il 4, Alpha. only daughter OF
Samuel and Jane Bocthby, aged % years. Sth, widow
Mary l.. Dresser.
In Brjgton, March 81, Mrs. Philomela G., wife OF
Edwin L. Wilder. and daughter OF the late Ebenezer
Greenwood. OF Pennington, aged "A years.
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FANCY GooDs.-To the ladies of Portland.
We have just returned from New York with
a large assortment of trimmings, laces, en-
broideries, hosiery, Alexander kid gloves and
every variety and description of spring and
summer goods, to which your attention is re-
spectfully invited, at our new.store. Rand &
Weston, No. SO Middle street.
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Sold by Druggists, or matted free, address
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If the exigences of their situation required
Republicans to make great ado and sing TIE
Deunus over every triumph in municipal cleo
tions, they have ample opportunity to do so in
refernece to the results of local elections in the
West. They have been especially successful
in Ohio and Indiana. Cleveland gave &C Re-
publican majority this year, while Dayton, the
home Vallandigham, has changed the Demo-
cratic majority of 100 into Republican ma
jority of 800. Our ROSTERS are reserved for the
national triumph of next fall.
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COTTON AND SHARPLEY's MINsTRELs-The
concert Saturday evening attracted an i'm
mense audience, full of good humor, which
was manifested by the most generous applause
and even before the performance began by
much stamping, some clapping and sundry
horrid yells, greatly heightening the effect.
This troupe, on the whole, is one of the very
best we have ever seen, and its leaders are a
host in themselves. They are announced for
another performance at the same place in a
week or two.
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The MASSACHUSETTS LICENSE LAVA IL
cense law has at last passed both Houses of
the Massachusetts, Legislature. The vote on
Its tnal passage in the Senate was 81 to ~.
Apprehension is felt that Gov. Bullock will
veto the bill. If he does SO, it will defeat its
passage, as it cannot command two-thirds
vote in the Senate. 1t would be curious cir
cumstance if, after the supposed complete tri-
umph of the P. L. LIS in Massachusetts, the
year 1868 should pass without any change in
the prohibitory law and with the State police
still in power.
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A HORRIBLE BUsNEss.-A Montreal dis
patch gives an account of an occurrence at St.
Eustachere which reminds one of the horrible
incidents of French romances. A man named
Leban and his wife, who were N the habit o.
robbing and numbering wayfarers and travel
iers who stopped at their house, attacked a
traveller, the man with an axe and the wife
with razor. The traveller knocked down his
assailants and the wife, installing her husband
Tor him, cut his throat. She has been arrested
and has confessed all of the past horrible tran
sactions. Three skeletons were found in the
house
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THE FIRE ON THE IsLAND.-The fire about
midnight Friday was the factory of the Casco
Porgie Oil Company at Peaks Island, which
with portion of the wharf and all the tools
and portable property of the company was de-
stroyed. The dwelling house belonging to the
company was saved. As there had been no
fires in the building for some months, the con-
fagration was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary. A large quantity of coal belong
ing to the company was also DESTROYED.
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IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.-Some peo
never think of a revenue stamp when writ
ing letter; yet tome letters require stamping
as much as note or deed. Under the inter-
nal revenue laws, letters acknowledging the
receipt of either drafts, checks or money, ex-
ceeding twenty dollars are subject to a stamp
duty of two cents, the same as if formal re-
ceipt had been given for so much money.
This fact is sometimes forgotten, or is not
known, even by good business men.
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OCEAN STEAMERS. - Steamship Peruvian
Capt. Ballantine, sailed from this port Satur-
day evening for Liverpool. She had Is cabin
and % Storage passengers and full cargo.
Steamship HISTORIAN, Capt. Button, will sail
from this port for Liverpool next Saturday.
The Belgian, Capt. Graham, is the steamer
due at this port this week from Liverpool.
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PASSENGERS.

In the Peruvian. Tor Liverpool - Capt and Mrs
Brancker and servant, Mr. Heckman, Roht McCann,
1t Hawkes.. Miss j Godtit Id, E Lister. Mrs B Mar
tin, Mr. Gibson Goth Rifles. JAS Gibbs, Geo Dexter,
Mr. and Mrs W Leban, and child, and 50 others in
the Storage.
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MARRIED..

In this city, April 10. by Rev. E. G. Bolles, John
W. Locke, OF South Reading, Mass, and Miss Susan
G. Berry OF Bridgton.
In Gardiner, April 2, Summer Hopkins and Mrs.
Nancy p. Stackpole.
In Belfast, March q, Hiram B. Darby, of Belfast,
and Eunice Hastings, of st George. 80
In obscot, Capt. Frank Sellers aud Christiana
Leach. .Ha
In Vinalhaven, March ST. Rufus C. Gray and Miss
Nancy j. Merr.thew.
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Business Items.

P. Y. NJ. G. A.-The regular quarterly meet
ing of the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held Monday evening, April 18th, at
7.30 o'clock. A prompt attendance is request
ed. Per Order.
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State News.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

Mr.. B. T. Crawford who was injured on the
railroad in Auburn, Monday, is as comfortable
as could be expected and will doubtless re-
cover. .. .-..
The journal says Huldah Oorman, a woman
residing i'll Lewiston, and employed in one OF
the mills, was seized with raving insanity on
Thursday, and was on Friday taken to the In
sane Asylum at Augusta in charge Of Officer
Burleigh. She has previously suffered IRON
similar attacks.
We learn from the Lewiston journal that
the loss by fire in the Webster Woollen Mill
has been officially estimated at $4,000, which
is fully covered by insurance. Work ON re
pairs will Immediately commence, and it is
probable that in two weeks, the mill will be in
running order.
Charles e. Coombs was bound over in the
sum of $500 by Judge Smith, at Lewiston,
Wednesday, for horse stealing, and committed
tn Jail
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DR.. A. BAYLEY'S
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment.

aa.tN A SURE CURE FOR 10 Nd
ITCH, SALT RHEUM, OLD SORES, CHILD.
BLANES. ULCERS, ITCHING PILES,
and all Eraptaoas of the Skin, oftohat-
ever nature. r
DR.. A. BAYLEY, Proprietor, Philadelphia.
Price So cents. w. w. WHIPPLE & CO.,
nov2seodtfsN General Agents.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamer Peruvian. for Liverpool-39S3 b1gs
wheat. 55s bags peas, l0l bags grass Seed $50 bbs
clover seed, 500 bbls flour, 260 bbls ashes 3e5 ties
beet AS boxes bacon 25I ibis pork 23 boxes cheese
20 pigs LAID, "a cases sewing caines, hoop
skirts, 80 bales cotton, Sl7 900 specie.
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Co

CARRYING THE CANADIAN
1<--S05Nfs AND UNITED STATES
SxNrz44G MAIL.
Passenger, Booked TO Londonderry
Liverpool. keSurn Tickets granted as
Reduced Rates. ,iL .iL.r
The S. s. HISTORIAN Captain, Dutton viii leave
THIS port for Liverpool, on SATURDAY. April Is b,
mmedia ely alter the rival of he tram OF The pre-
vious day nom Montreal, be followed BY the Bel
gan Capt. Graham, on the 25th 9riI,f
fasSage 10 Londonderry anu Liverpool, cabin (ac-
corning to acconlmodatiOnl 81 g $40 to $50
Storage. =. r-.. -... -. aa0
Payable in Gold or its equivalent
az For freight OF passae e apply to
II. & A. ALLAN, No. 8 India ST.
Portland. April =. DIFF ~ EHe --IGt 2
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1. A. r. A. BALL.-Don't forget the annual
ball OF the Irish American Relief Association
that comes off this evening at City Hail. If
you wish to enjoy fine time purchase ticket
and you will not be disappointed. It will be
one of the gayest and most festive affairs of
the season.
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IMPORTS.

CARDFNAS. Barque Sarah b Hale-377 hhds
s. ties molasses, to Churchill Browns & Manson; 8
BIB s ha-bbs do, master.
Blg Josophine-4s5 hhds 81 ties molasses, to j b
Brown g. Sons.
MATANZAS. Baruue Daring-7O hhds molasses,
to J b Brown & Sons; $50 hhds do, j Redpath; 5
bbls do Dbl sugar. to master.
SAGUA. Sch Walton-265 hhds 20 ties moasses,
to John D Lord. H@ H#a
PORTO RICO. Brig Regna-l7O hhas sugar, 100
pupcheons tcs m0lasses, to W j Bordwlne.
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SCHEDULE.
Names and description
OF propeely,
Adams Caleb, heirs OF House and
lind IA DaDfoI til St.
Arson John, Land on Aims
House st.
Bishop Ann d., House and lands
10 am 81 COttcn 81.
Blackstone VIM II House and |:
est side Dow street,
Chesley Margaret a., Land I'M"
and IN" SUI eets,
Coffin Ivory h., Land Douglass st.
coffin William p, Laud "h" st.
Dyer Isaac, Land Murjoy Hill
$1,000. Buildings Union Wharf
s 90
GuilIord Elijah. Buildings and
land, Guilford Court.
Hndgdon Geo. L., land Douglass 81
Jor,ian Charles + land east side
Washington st
Libby George, house and land
Cumberland It near Locust,
MilleLt Edwin p, house and land
81 Slate 81 $40 {, house and
land Paris t, $500; house and
land rear Daniol tn st, $500,
Nichols Mary Ann. buildings and
land "a Merrill st, lt.I
Owen Mercy, land on Cross st,
Paine DAVID. house and land Port
land st,
Pi RE Ciias. Fl. l., buildings and
land 80 Spmner 81,
PIescdtt VIM, land west side
Washington st,
Rand VIM, house aud land &c
Green st. 400; land Hanover
$500,
Randall Elbride, house and land
50 Bracket st,
Robin on Charles w, rear lot
land Spring ST,
Robson Robert 1. land on Fore
1t,
Schwartz John c, building on
leased land, Lime s. III
simpson DAME. no, Sc and land
Green st, -...a..f B.. 4
Smith Mary A E, land Fore and
Waieryllle SITS,
Stackpo e Chas A, I house and
lanu ~ DanfOr h u,
ackpole N Sis house and land
80 Danforth ST, 900; 3-16 store
and land Fore stl 800, = ~
Smith Thomas L, land on Ham,
mond st,
Thomassin Martha, house end
land Merrill and Congress ats,
Thurston ChaI les A 10 land adj
joining 20 Tyug st 500; land
near Turner st 500, fNrEnt-
Walker Mo dy +, land W part
Congress st, 600; luIlding and
lani 90 Federal 1000; store and
land IL Temple 400,
Walker Benjamin Il, land east
side Of Walkers laSe, =. "a
Whitney George w, land rear
Aims House street., fo.r ~
WILDER DJIcas F, l-l4 land from
Merrill st t. shore t..
Yates ElizabetbD land and build
ings Laurel st, 2200: house and
land 62 Franklin It, 1900,
f HENRY w. HI
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FENIAN ARRESTS IN CANADA.-O. J. Devlin
and f. B. Mcnamara, prominent citizens who
are known to be connected with Fenian SYM
pathizers, were arrested in Montreal, Friday
nioht
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Montay Morning, April 49, 1883

gg- First Page to-day "A Race with
Chicago; Varieties.
Fourth Page-so Far, So Far Away; "The
Spirit OF Seventy-Six."
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"OUT OF SORTS >,

Take DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
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sEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ssPlanChette.',
The Greatest Mystery Of the Age.

IRON "onee Week." and recently republished in
every Saturday.
- What's this, B?" asked.
~ that's 'tlanehetteP" ..H<
sonoi,' n'net'eF L thought Planchette' was a
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Portland & Rutland
Railroad Company.

FTNbE undersigned, more than seven Of the persons
Il named in tie nTst section OF An act to incor-
porate the Portland u Rutland r air ad Compan, |"
approved March 9th. A u les, hereby give nolice,
that the mr. = meeting o. the corpcraiors med in
said act, II be held at the rooms OF the Po tlaLd
Roar1 VI Trade thomas 81 ok, ExC hange street, In
the city OF Por' land, on WEDNESDAY, the TWEEN
tt-niuth day ofApil, ID les at three of the cock
IN the afternoon, 10 agree on the terms o. scrip
ton he times and places TORI ceivirg Subscriptions
to the capital stock, IL admission OF associates and
all measures necessary to The organization OF said
corpora tion.
ated at Portland this ninth day of March, A d
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THE INoUEsr.-The coroner's jury which has
been holding an inquest upon the body of Mr..
VIM. Hatch, Jr., who died from the effects of
inhaling chloroform and ether on Wednesday
last has adjourned to Thursday next in order
that the investigation may be as thorough as
possible
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An Essay for Young Men on the crime OF solitude,
anu the Diseases and Abuses which create impede
hents 20 marriage, with sure means of relet. Sent
IN sc aled fnveiopes. free OF charge Address DR. j.
Philadelphia, Pa. sN dSw3m
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international Steamship Co
PASSPORT, Calais st. John.
E -" .....
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

ON and after MONDAY April 18th,
EE$NS the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
SzI<4%ILI Capt E. Winchester, and the steam
z-sss.sszer NEW ENG LAND, Capt. e. Field,
viii leave kalroad What, loot OF State street. ev-
cry MONDAY and THURSDAY at o'clock p. NJ,
Tor Eastport ST John. % ~ ~
Returning win leave ST. John and PASSPORT on
same DAYS. .-ll-- F'...
Connecting at Eastport with Steamer BELLE
BROWN, for st. Andrews. Robhinston and Calais.
and with N. B. & C. Railway for Woodstock an
Houlton stations ... s....4... s...-
Connecting at st. John with 4. & N. A. Railway
for Shedac anC 10 ermedia.e static S.
Freight received on days OF sailing until o'cls
r. NJ.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

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