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AEWa III TELEGRAPH.

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IsoEDoS, May 5.--.The 1ymes this morning has
another leading article ON the Alabama treaty
recently rejected In the United States Senate.
The writer sharply criticisos the, speech of
simmer, and concludes rs followa: 'eThe
question Is ono of law and not Of feeling. II
remains to be shown that Great Britain can be-
held anawerabie for any infraction of law or
excess over tho ordinary practice of both
Countries
MADRrp, May -oiozaga and his friends do
mand the establishment of q girectory. Prim
is favorable to tho proposition.
FLoRENcE, May 5.-The Ministry has re-
signed. Menabrea forms q new one.
LONDON, May 5.--As bill suEpending the
Mayor of Cork from the magistracy was intro
dnced, and after debate was read the first time
MADRID. May s.-The cortes by a vote of
1876 to 20, adopted the article, guaranteeing
freedom of religious worship. The eonten-
plated change in the ministry is postponed
nntl the form of Government IL definitely
| settled. $50 sr,sf. sssii
| Havana, May 6-The insurgents are still
burning plantations around Sagna In Grande,
Remedies and Santiago do Cuba.
LONDON, May Elm the House tonight the
Government said Instructions had been sent to
| the British Minister at Madrid respecting the
Mary Lowell, but they could not be divulged-
| The conservative amendment to the Maynooth
grant in the Irish Church bill was defeated.
| SANFRANcfscO, May 7.-Extensiye prepare
tions have been made Mt Honolulu TO defeat q
to murder their employers, An excursion train
| for the eastern end Of the Central Pacific
1 Railroad, with the conmiasioner, Gov. Stamford
and q flumber of guests narrowly escaped
destruction from o tree across the track. The
4 locomotive was demolished.
i HARTFoRD, May THE Senate adopted the
\ 18th Amendmensb by strict party vote.
LONDON, May 7.--Heavy .robheries Of arms
and ammunition have been committed in various
parts of Ireland. The outrages are attributee
i to the Fenians. The police are ordered to b.
unusually vigflant.
4 MApRID, May All amendments to tn.
clauses of the Constitution have been rejected
, and the original Constitution in this respect j
adopted. &,fs
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EDITORIAL A1'D OTHER rrEals.

Many of the Chinese in Caiifaruia are Ca
tholics.
Paper cofins is the latest invention. Stroud
ed in lies, ehf
Millionaire Stewards dwelling house in New
York is to cost three millions.
A trip round the world can now be made in
ninety days.
The half-yearly ,iogging has commenced in
Delaware. y = ~ p
1t lis estimated that the plague has killed
$50, 900 cattle in England
In New, York LAST year 470 fires occurred,
causing loss of $5,ooo,000
One hundred cases of divorce pending in
the Middlesex County Court, Mass.
For the first time the Turkish Empire reT=
resented, by Consul in Phffadstphia.
Great frauds have been discovered in the
management of the Indian bounties.
| Iowa is the only State in the Union out of
debt Not only that, she has 81 100000 surplus.
| There are four hundred joint stock COM
panies in London in process of liquidation.
1 A Senator asserts that he was recently called
| up from his bed three times by ofice-seekers.
| Peabody's model tenement houses in London
contain 1871 inhabitants.
The total value of church property in the
United States is $l72, 100000.
Hugh Bradshaw, a well-known Irish magis
trate, was shot in Tipperary recently.
A tax on bachelors from thirty years old and
upwards is recommended in Paris.
A copy of a work printed by Caxton in 14so
has just been discovered in the BOdeliar
library.
Gen. Grant was visited last week by son Of
Brigham Young, his wife, and one of Brighami
wives. as.
A rail-splitter in Howard, Wis, was latel!
4 caught in the cleft of log, and died in few
hours
President Grant, with Secretary Borie ant
Adrnira9 Porter, visited Mount Vernon on tn
Sd inst.
} A general suspension of work has been de
, termined on by 10000 coal miners in Pennsyl
vania. t.... r..r
;; By order of the President General Sickle
has been retired, with the full rank Of Major
General.
. The registration of voters in washingtO
9 City shows large preponderanoe of the biac
element.
The Mayor of Portland has asked to have hi
t-tsalary reduced That breed of mares shout
: be propagated.
q r. b. Randolph, who once made himself nj
: torioua by pulling Gen. Jaclrson's nose, Will
d on a steamboat excursion, is dead.
o 1t is stated that 1876 sheriffs in Virginia al
q defauIters. Our own Auditor is charged
Q Wick-edly, of course--with many faults.
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MORNING STAR CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY MAY

Illinois visitors. A communication from prop
erty holders was Received and referred to a
committee, objecting to digging Claiborne
canal beyond Palmyra street. The special
committee ON the claims of the heirs of Livau-
dais to the ground ON which the Dryades street
market is built, recommended a ave years
lease,of the revenues Of the market as COM
pensation to the heirs, which was laid over till
next meeting. The resolution of tho lower
Board appropriat.ng $4,000 for the compila-
tion and q certain number of the laws and
ordinances of the city, was concurred in. An
other ordinance of the lower Board reducing
the bonus paid by the st. Charles street and
Crescent City Railroad Companies to one-eighth
of one per cent per passenger, ON certain con-
diticns, waa concurred in. A dog-poisoning
resolution was adopted as the finale of the even
ing's proceedings. b4
Board Of Assistant .Aldermea.-Thel Treasurer
reported: Receipts, s2s2,s 03; expenditures
$199,5S6 ~ balance on hand, $99,353 70. An
Invitation to attend the breaking of ground
| for the neY st. Joseph's Church was accepted
A communication from the Street Commits
| sioner was received, relative to interfar
| enee in his department in performing Ger
| tain york, and also that he had adjudicatef
o contract for building breakwaser ut Milne
burg. A resolution was passed placing tn
pablo equares in charge of the Ssreet Com
missioner. The Finance Committee rsportes
| in favor Of the adjudication for furnishing tn
city with beef at eight cents per pound, whicl
was adopted. After various minor matter
were considered the Board adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS MAIaKEFSs4
For ths weak Eading Friday. nay Il
N MonNTNQ STAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning. May 3, lR60.

MonNrzQ STAR OFFIcE.
Saturday Morning. May 9, iee9.
CoTroESatnsday, May 1, the snnrltst opened with In
creased animation and aader the stsuis &C fgrthes
sctlye snroughoor She day. and the sdice summed UP
630e bales ~ ktffor pricea especially for the modit
qualities which showed p.aneg OF To- Monday there
was good inquiry at sasurdays rates but faeters I'D
and the moye,aent was restricted the Gale OF 24oo
towards the close business at about prevens ratios
Tuesday-Under the depressing Influence Of disceurae-
inquiry and tesaes Of the day embraced 1nge bales at
custer prices for the ordinary aud medium quaIfSies but
at previous rates for the higher grafea. Wednesday,
The saies to-day confined TO 1855 bales at easier
Inquiry n prices but ewing 70 the receipt
to ic. bnt finding that bnyers would not give the aa
vance $500 bales sold at about previous rates
paying aer prices in the earlier part of the day We
quote ordinary at good ordinary ga low
ding 2S2 129c.
ToBAcco--There has been good demand since ou'
last and disposition the part of buyers to nee
the prices which are asked Lpgs and the lower grades
Prices are erm and unchang ed We quote.
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Money Market.

The Money Market proper continues quiet and easy
with material change in rates On the street. noee
with unQuestOnaie e0isteTls :ay be done az 10 per
cent per annum per cent per month and Boon 70
first class business paper without coIfaterais az 70
per cent per month Mortgage paper rpes at ~ 10 ~
Der cent per annu AL and IL to Is for second grade
Gold has gone up during the week e sold yesterday
ut 1874 10 1879 half dollars 1914 TO 49, Mei-
can dollars 1884 to 139. . =. .. !, = %
New York Exchange at par to per cont premium.
Metropolitan Police Warrants sell at 90 City IFea-
suFy notes S6h to 27h per cent discount
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RETURNED.--Mr. ,. s.. Bradley, after q TEN.
porary bsence has arehappy to announce returned
to old stamping ground ff5 Lafayette atTeet
Camp where he win give satisfactory DEMONSTRATION
that his hand has not lost its cunning hts its aeeu
racy and his Judgment its aiacrimnation As OF old
he Is prepared to contract for the execution Of every de
wall coioring wen as glazing. Those who know Mr.
S. need mot be Informed that whatever he undertakes
consult theirown intarests by giyiag credit % tho high
reputation which he enjoys In this conmunity and
gaging his services. Mr. Herro favorabiy knnyn In
the sign department. retaina his connections with the
establishments and viii, sure show no dtnntnn-
ton his artistic skin. We surrounded with evil
dences of his taste which IN his praiss
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@. G. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poyt
as street. In receipt OF the latss
papers and tho monthly magazines. BE has the I'm
reriast Appletons Journal, Harper's Iinzar London
Mlustrased Ney. Dublin Nation, Lirespool MeTcary,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago aud New York daily
papers; Scientific American Catholic World for May.
All the Year Ronnd, ChamheFs' Jonrnaa- and Once q
Week together with al the miscellaneous domestic
magazines for May, and ali the bate Qualifications
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THE CHURCH IN GRASS yALLEY.-A cor
respondent of the San Francisco Monitor,
writingtfrom Virginia City, says:
Besides the 800 communicates in st. Mary's
church. Virginia City, from Palm Sunday to
Easter Sunday inclusive 1S persons received
Holy Communion during Easter week. It is
also worthy of notice that nineteen Canadians
Travelled twenty miIes on-foot in order to
comply with their Pasc1a1 duty in st. MaFy's.
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Mammoth News Depot corner Of love and lfusir
streots Third District for cepies Of tho Yankee Blade.
Litssary AIbam. Irish Cltizen Pilct Irish AIaer
carr New York weekly Sum, New Fork weekly, Satur
Soufh, etc We ecngratulSte the densens 81 tn
Third DistriGt upon having nptrited gentleman
Mr.. Long. aud hsps he win receive proPar encourage
mont,4 Stet E..fst IA fts sie4i f-stfA
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Andrew Bannun, corner Perdido and Frank
lin gtrees bids fair become the banner OF tho
lower part Of the city Nay Of the upper part rs VEL
for to our certain knowledge when his customers 20
move uu town they send their orders unfangly 70 the
same courteous and liberal gentleman, who delights in
dispensing tho good things Of life.
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The death of the Right Rev. DR.: Hynes,
Bishop Of Demerara, is announced The
his way to ireland from Cannes, where he had
been spending the winter
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Mr., L. Hart, 255 and 257 Magazine street.
proprietor Of the Lsniaana livery and sale stals keeps
In addition to which furnish firstrate
the public at large. .t Jss @E, KS T.
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Lumber Markets. at the Wow and Old Basins.
vvHoLEsAL.E pRICEs-BY TIE G.
Retail Markets.

Beef Western % to 25c; Texas Is TO 2gc. Mutton,
Texas zoe; western CSC Pork, eGc. Veal I5c per NJ
Chickens dressed G5 soc. Turkeys g to 50 So Eggs
90 3oc y dozen.
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HALL HTBERNrAN MUTUAL BENEVO- 3
LENT AssoclA Regnlaf alsesinEs g tais
Association win take plAes On the arss and third
Z, 49, -, 49,, $50
Grestmen .tlests rhira plsssist 3, 81. -
s.er ~ RfizyMssr HAaTTrv SeersfnTv. n
RlfISERzL "
---
Tho public who for 20 many ysars y sheir hpernl
patronage have shown s5e.
t, SODA WATER AID MEADsafl ---s,fIs
=. ,s.,.o,say informed that hsuosso.h sllali asspa
supply Of csrbOnatsd .os
CONGRESS- KIssISGEN AND lclla va l1i''-t-
shah Also Keep Blaaon Water on draft by the GLASS;
Nv Pssfsy and caIes win always be Of best
y as use regardless Of cSss ths nnsst %asesL ~
m 1aelt o. plain. made TO order al 81
mvo Inn 50 81. ch aGsa and s. cSss
-. ~ = 1o11.1-,S z - - 81 Z m
w TxVentV Snartar nsDes Choice Ola GoGNAC WIN q
i e ore
where. SCOTCH AND IR1sHrwHIsET tsE IN
rea n onRbts nSiceS ". ''- =
- Eka9 IS 49, "a and ciocs. ne
trade families q waist gsd Do wsIi g o.as and sec
Their s5 supply ~ hnah Aae P1'0o $3.50 - y ~
+ a. eaEEsE1C- I 12H1HS -
brady. Whisky ana Gin Iass % ehsce. sae sRarase
being 80 very RaHTSsS;5sS Ann cs115ISY1Ts. "a
a choice supply always on So
a,a,v s rss and 20 METROPOLITAN ssssssts r
1v.7,3 - 4
81 nAs 40 800, -, !. ,,,rr,..
- AND - s ~ q 9.iiI
IJniversal Blue Ribbon Clothcs WringeEE
IS s s., - -
ra ISse WIPE sg &c aases ss S pE svs
P pc ss.S e, s. a shsg 90 not aer Tsr A give snTe
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0da0nce.

discovery of the theft was soon made, and not
long after suspicion resting upon the RIGHT
parfy lpart of the "B6Irbon" having been DIS
covered,) Joe vas arrested and held inrfr'aL
On being asked to obtain counsel, nii only
reply was me plead um my own case. ana
when the court came 10. true tor once at least
10 whas he bad said Joe appeared not oni as
the prisoner at the bar but also as the coun-
sci tor the defence. The chances seemed
against him, a. swift witness in the centre
of the room appeared. the wooden pail half
full Of the stolen whlskey. and against such
testimony the plea OF innocence. as all sup
posed, could not be sustained. When his op-
portunty TO be heard bad come. Joe arose
and with look OF magnificent scorn. puint-
ing to the half filed pail, he inquired Of the
Judge:-
"What you call um?"
That" was the reply, is the whiskey
which was sLOlen."
mo" said Joe. "that's not it. What you
call um in law-pai and wblskey?"
"Call them?" said the judge; property.
Joe, property; and you are held, charged
With stealing that property"
Then" said Joe, "you TO hold me; law
says wnlskey no property; so me no steal um
property"
This was a point in the trial not looked for.
but nevertheless valid one, Tor by the State
law, wbiskey was not acknowledged valuable
or merchandise.
sTrua, joe" sid the judge. "whiskey Is
not property, but the pail containing the
whiskey. that is property"
tYes,n said the Indian. stiil filed with con
fidepce of success; shat is right; but me- no
steal um that-me borrowed pail from Rolie's
store,"-mentioning the name of the owner
OF one Of the principal stores 10 the village
and so Joe was released from custody.
PoLrrIokLPARADoxRA is seemingly
no end to the confusing incident. of current
Southern politics. We have no sooner recov-
cred from the surprise of seeing Brownlow
support Senter and Hunnicutt fighting Wells
than it Is announced that Michael Hahn, q
Louisiana Radical, is going to Texas to take
the stump for Hamilton.
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Aon,.h.Wi,fed Indian.


A correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
has been Down East and met there an In
hian of the Passamaquoddy tribe called s.Ly-
ing Joe" on account OF the conspicuous mex
actness" OF his statements. The correspond
ent tells the following good story: %
Il His extreme love Ior that which while 1t
cheers slso inrbriates, led him on one coca
sion in midwinter to gain in the night time
an underground entrance to the ioor Of the
railway station at Princeton, and DoiIng
through the floor of the freight depsrImen.
he also bored at the same time lnIent.onai.y
and as he had planned, into Dar.s. rs " ..o Soa
whiskey which was Temporarily s'Iu s sa,S .uSe !.
wooden na,I Il s the aperture until it was filled
with ,ha rcnvetei prize; then departing by the
wav e,' he he, came, and pushing up the lake, be
hid the confiscated liquor In snow DRIFT. Inc
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Notice of Foreclosure.

YHyHEREAS, James A. Kicker, by mortgage dat
Wv ed the twentieth day OF September, A. d. 1s67,
mortgageu to me tie following described real estate
situate near WoodtJrd's Corner, in Westbrook, IN
the County of Cumberland, and bounded as follows,
to wit: westerly by High street, noriheriy by land
ofChaDdler Rscsief a contemplated street; east
erly by land OF said Racklef and soulherly by land
OF George K kimbal and Others being the same des-
mL in the deeds of said Rackeff to said Kicker,
dated May is, 1867, and recorded in Cumberland
Registry OF eeds, hook $751; page $685. and the other
dated July %, 1867, and recorded In said Registry
book 35i, page 43s, to which records reference is
nade anu whereas, the condition OF said mortgage
has been broken, hereby give noice that by reason
thereof claim foreclosu Of said mortgage -
June q, 1859. SAMUEL 3. HOPKINS.
WS "a 4 sA
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND
Saturday Morning, July 81, 1859.
------------------- - 80 ---------------
Republican Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
OF BRUNSWICK.
Saturday Morning, July 81, 1859.
Letter from work Csun,y
: LIMERICK, ME-, July 20, 1859.
POLITICS.
OF BRUNswIcI

q.
rgAa LIMERICK, ME-, July 20, 1889.
POLITICS.
There is very little political excitement in
this part o. the county, over the coming cam
paign, but the general talk is of the senatoria
question OF III. This will be the most impor-
tant issue of the County Convention TO be
holden in Alfred August 14th. The general
opinion in regard TO the "third patty" is the
same as that entertained by all sensible, un-
prejudiced minds, viz: "That movement of
this kind, made OF any importance by the
men ranked as leaders of The great temper
ance party, would be the most disastrous thing
that could possibly happen to this righteous
cause" 1t is like taxing the foundation from
under building that has been years in pro-
cess of construction.
siA in Hai BUSINESS.
notwithstanding the hard times, business
is quite brisk here, and the different manu-
factories are turning out an average amount
OF wo-k. Mr.. Holland is running his weolen
mill on full time. He had 100000 worth of
blankets on hand this spring, but the Peace
Jubilee in Boston made a market for the
whole, Mr.. F. Swazey is doing an extensive
business In the furniture line and he finds
ready market for all he can manufacture.
We see that Hon. ]. M. Mason has resumed
his clothing business which he followed many
years previous to the war with marked sue
cess. His health has improved very much
this season. .1
We yesterday saw Capt. Washington Ilsley
who commanded the Sarah Sands, the first
English steamer run into Portland harbor.
He lives about half a mile below the village,
aad is in excellent health. ***
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wanted.

HErANTED-AGaE to $500 per
imonth, everywhere, male and female, 70
Introduce the GENUINE iIMPRa ;Vifu
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
fa MACHINE. This Machine will stitch, hem
iell, tuck. quilt, cord, bind, braid, and EN-.
ha breider In q must superior manner. eRrice
aif only SIS. Fuily warranted for I've yeare.
We will pay $1,000 tor any Eachine that
will sew stronger, more beautiful, Of
more elastic sexm than ouis. It makes. the
ssElastic Lock Stitch" Evely second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing 1t. Wepay Agents from s55
to zoo per month and expenses, or o commission
from which twice that amount can be made Ad-
dress SECOAB n CO.. PItTSBUkG, Pa, or BoS-
TON. MASS, or ST. LOUIS, yMo.sa q senasr !ll-s
% 5aCAUT4ON.-Donot be imposed upon by other
parties palningsof Worthless casf-iron ma.hnes,
der the same name or otherwise lOurs h this only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured. lsa,fsf1 y r-aea may19-3m
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Administrators Sale, ;

DY yirtue Of license from the Judge Of Probate
ID shall sell at public sale, on MONDAY, the 2Sth
OF June next, at four ecaock r M, ON the premises
the following real estate OF which William Gosding
Jr., died seized and possessed, to wit; The Boat
Shop Lot and about three acres Of land adjoining
the Boat Shop Lot This property 10 situated in
month, near the ship Yardr, ana Ia excellent 10
cation tor Boat Builder.
Yarmouth, May 24th. 1863. g afi ta- -s@
b lt MARY G. GOODIN0. Administrator.
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mOR.E TWArvIN0-

a HORSE TRAINING.-Just out,
H< book cobtain n. anew system Of horse
IN Ntraining, from The young colt mp. b. Dr
@k. Iridball, the weil-knowD old English
HOSE Trainer and Fafrier. Our most noted trick
horss have been taught by this plain, practical
tenn and wild and runaway horses can be complete
1y subduod -sst isl s4s 7Ilgls stia''@
It also contains treaties en- Shoeing and 100 Re-
ceipes ior the most common diseases, with numerous
Trf rs practiced by Horse Jockeys Every horse
breeder ans owner should have it. You viii never
regret buying it. Sent by mail for only 90 CO Is =
Address, GEO. S. MELLEN, Lewiston, Me. Agents
wanted. slE a..-sff IL r -. ie16w4W
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{ WANTED.
Agents wanted

WOMAN who is both good cook and laundtess
fAfo 60 about fise miles out Of the city. Apply at
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To Consumers of Coal

IN consequence Of combination existing among
/ thirty thousand miners. emhrs scing the whole
coal region. regulate the price OF labor. similar
combination OF vessel owners and captains In refer
all our COAL tine coal dealers Vt Portlanl feel
tAat to pursue .he Course We have in the past, Of
setting coal for future delivery would be disastrous
10 the Irade, and principle not recognized in any
oth-r branch OF business; therefore, 1t Is hereby
agreed, tnat and after June foth all sales ct coal
snail be for cash, with privilege Of delivering the
coal within thirty Gays.
JAMES d WILLIAMS.
,ssr IL HIRAM BkO0kS, laati .FaH
~. "a f - JACKSON q EA ION. r..
EVANS q GREENE,
~ 5s JOS. POOH -llf
JANIS ID. BAKER. ..-t-.rs
'iiii JNO w. !. EEkING. :
'ea ,folnHy RANDALL, MeALLIsTER d co.
avg s1@A PAUL FRINGE & SON. = i9i
Join T. kOd Els q Co. urt
HENRY L. PAINE q 90.
June y2-eod I'm
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SNOTICE.
FOR SALE.

E0Aln FIT. Seasoned Pine Deck Plank
S.OiOOO $1,000 feet Spruce Deck PLANK.
oooVo ieet In, Q in. 4 in. and In f,ak Plank.
ber, by T. TsVfOR pP"s A'''
"ayioou III Commercial St.
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HOTELS.
+Adallls House
E4 Templs Street. Portland, Ne
JOHN sAwYKR, Preprsetor.

This new frst-class business Hotel is now open
to the public. All the appointments are new and
the location, within tew rods OF both the Middle st.
and Congress st. cars is Of the most convenient
In the city.
The Hote / contains iorty rooms conveniently ar
ranged in suites The Proprietor has had experi-
ence In providing for the public. and confidently ex-
poets to welcome all his old friends who come to
Portland and to make host Of new ones. Every
attention will be given to the wants OF guests. s
July 27. dtG
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J. AMBROSE MERRILL. No. 1s9 Middle Street.
j. w & H. q. McDUFFEE, car. Middle q Union sis
C. W WING ATE, Nos. III and 1l9 Midd.s Street.
EDWARD c. SWEET, II Middle ST., Fox Block.
r. r. HILL No. 81 Federal Street. Lft-