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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

ACCUMULATION OF FRKIGHT.-We under.
stand that owing to the many very heavy
storms this season which have blocked up the
Grand Trunk Road, despite all the efforts O
the company to keep it clear, and almost bur
led up our back towns and Canada, the i'm
mense storehouses at the Grand Trunk
wharves are filled to overlooking with accum-
INFLATED freight, enough it is said to load some
eight hundred cars. Several parties have beer
compelled to seek other storehouses for theil
goods while awaiting chance to ship them
over this read, and others have taken theirs
from the warehouses and sent them by express
This only goes to show that there is abun
dance OF freight passing between Portland and
the West to give ample employment to two
routes, and proves the necessity of completing
the Portland and Ogdensburg at as early 8
date as is practicable.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

FAIR AND LEvEE-The young ladies con-
nected with the Congress st. M E. Church
hold Fair and Levee at the vestry of the
church this evening. There will be all kinds
of useful and fancy articles for sale, besides
refreshments, and novel feature will be in
troduced that win crafty all. These Levees
are very pleasant and we sincerely trust that
these ladies will receive bountiful share of
public patronage.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
CO,,
Mirror Manufacturers, 80 Sudbury St., Boston

How often do yon hear the complaint from
mother and father that their son or daughter is
not well; that they have no appetite; that they
feel ianguid; that their head aches; that they
are growing thin and feeble, and that they
have no life or energy left. That they are low.
spirited and perfectly incapaeitated to partici-
pate in any pleasures, or perform any mental
or physical duty. And the question is often
asked, what shall do for them? or, what shall
I give them? Our answer is, let them try
Plantation Bitters moderately three times q
day, and our word for it they win recover.
MAGNOLIA WATEB.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. mch7eod1w&w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

BRADx's PHoToeRAPHs.-The New York
Tribune is glad to perceive that the suggestion
made by it some time ago respecting the pur-
chase OF the Brady collection of photographs
has attracted great deal of attention. These
views and portraits possess deep national
interest. How valuable they will be to a fu-
turs generation, ws can understand by reflect
ing how highly we should prize similar gal
lery of pictures representing the historical
men and places of the Revolution. 1t would
be graceful and patriotic deed If some Of our
rich men would subscribe to purchase them
and present them to the nation for prsserva.
ton in the Capitol at Washington, or in the
collection of national archives, in the building
memorable under the name of Ford's Theatre.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

"DoprrR," the Lewiston Journals Port
land correspondent comprehends the situa-
ton. he says:
never before realized how big thing it is
to be Democrat, especially in Democratic
years. All day long yesterday the halls and
entries in new City Building were crowded to
oyerhowing with hungry Democrats, all OF
and of course in such q capacity would not
generally be considered a very "big Injun;
but even as small as I am in the Democratic
Ornament, I have been importuned by men Of
high responsibility to take something. 1t is
perfectly awful to see the number Of Demo-
Gratis there are in this city
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

Speed on, my peerless swift-paced steed,
Show forth thy utmost powers of speed
why win 1t wobble?)
Fair damsels note thy birdlike flight,
And praise thy form compact and light.
(Jerked Ger the Goblet
Zen fools who scott the iron-horse,
Admire thy arrow-darting course.
II fear III fallD
Thy Wheels like chariot of the sun
Revolve as driven by Pha-eton.
Q'm sure shalll
No eye can trace the speeding spokes,
Responsive to my trained roots sfokss.
Like bloodhounds bounding 10 the Hay,
Swift as the eagle for the prey,
THE boys pass me-
We skim along the wondering earth,
When they stand still
We rush through plodding, dusty streets,
The swarming, choking town retreats.
Give had my ill.)
We gain the open, well-kept road,
Sparks rim thy wheels with iron shod.
C'm soaked in.sweat.)
Firm poised, 1 feel of fear no trace,
my boots are worn.)
MY every nerve the motion thrills,
And happiness my bosom fills,
my pants are torn.l
Past lake, Ger hill, through wood, down vale,
skim like bark before the gale,
I'm saddle-sore.l
Ny blood within my veins flows free,
feel of spirit-birth with thee,
TN ride no more.)
Lake WeItct.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
Thursday Morning, March IL, 1859.
nn- First pnne Th- nnn-c.naaa chao..

% First Page To-Day-Canada Cheated,
the Hudson Bay Company and the New Do
miniOn; shelley's Biography; More Trouble
at Confederate x Roads; The Proposed Ad-
mission of Utah; An Enemy's Kiss; Varie-
ties.
Fourth Pdge-Evening Bells: Aneedote OF
Jonathan Edwards; Mimicking King.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
MARRIED.

In this city. March Q, by Rev. s. F. Wetherbee,
Thomas Foden. Esq. OF Portland, and Miss Mary K.
Ellis, Of Maitland, N. 8. 'T--I
In this city, March 10, by Rev. E. @. Bodies, WAL
land.
A. Douglass. -
In saccarappa, March I, William A. Cutter and
In Ellsworth, Feb %, Thomas Dollard and Julia
r. Higgins. aU ae' 80
=, In Belfast, March 2, VIM. H. Sanborn and HELEN
Henrietta d. Gray. = q
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

aged 50 years.
Funeral Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock. from
me Central Church, In Yarmouth. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
% In Paris, March :, Mr.. Henry A. Weber, aged
Mn, IN Norway, Feb. Is. Mrs. Hannah, wife Of Saml
Flint, aged so years months.
IN Waterford, Feb. %, Mrs. Elizabeth Plummer,
In Albany, Feb. %. Mrs. Ann p, wife of Rev.
Sam'l l.. Cloud aged 80 years months. ~ ,.-
In Newry, Feb n. Emily j. Goodenow, aged %
years,-only daughter OF Ithial Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
IRON for the Blood
Mandrake for the Liver.

THE combination Of these two important RENE
Il dial agents with y syrup Is one of the most i'm
porant medical discoveries Of the age and the large
and rapidly increasing sale, without any special ef
tort the part Of the proprietors, is sufficient guar
antee that the remedy is fully appreciated and
commended.
These who have used 1t for debility, Imperfect
dgestion, dyspepsia, &C., have found 1t unfaiine
remedy. -
The tIade supplied on the most liberal terms.
=. n. LUNT & CO.,
fe1S-d10wsN Sole Agents for Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

bales rags 80 do paper 40 do twins do pra.. "a d
WOOL do bu. laps bds sieves 2b do sand nens %u
rolls leather, "a hard ware IT do tobacco do
castor OIL do tin ware, 10 do dry goods 400 boxes
tn u do ea SO do starch, 80 hf chests tea 1913 ry
80 boxes SOAP 10 bags rice, pcs marble, IL sets
Wheels no boxes rasins, 30 bags shot, 80 boxes win
dow glass, bales cotton, bbs. oranges, 100 pkgs
sundries
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

TIE PoRGT QUESTION. "Porgies or Men
haden," though a harmless and inoffensive
sort of fish, are permanent feature of our
State legislature. Every year they make SO
much noise that mute as fish" has ceased to
be proverb. A correspondent who says that
thousands of men on tho coast of Maine de-
pend upon the porgy fishery requests us to
publish the law relating to the subject which
has passed the Legislature this winter. We
comply SO far as regards all but those sections
that relate merely to the means of enforcing
the penalties for its violation:
SECTION 1, No person shall set or use any
seine within three miles of the shore in any
waters of this State, for the purpose of taking
menhaden or porgies under O penalty of not
less than one hundred dollars nor more than
five hundred dollars, and the forfeiture of All
vessels, boats, craft and apparatus employed
in such unlawful fishing, for each offence: but
net of NO more than one hundred and forty
meshes deep shall not be deemed seine,
SECTION 2. Any person who shall cast or
deposit, or cause to be thrown or deposited. in
to any OF the navigable waters of this State.
any pumice, scraps or other offence
SECTION 8. All vessels, boats. crafts and
apparatus of any kind, employed in violation
Of any of the provisions of this act shall be IL
able for any fines and cost; and it shall be law
fui for any person or persons to seize and de.
tain said property, not exceeding thirty-six
hours, that the same may be attached by due
process of law to satisfy any Judgment that
may be rendered in the suit
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
Mar 10d1wsN
| HALLS
VEGETABLE SIClLlAN
Hal .'a- .
)RENEWER

The basis Of It's remedial properties Is vegetable
compound. s -
H will Restore Gray Hair 90 lbs Orisi-
NAL Color.
EB-It will keep the Hair from falling out.
Ii cleanses the Scalp and makes she Hair
son, Lustrous aud silken,
Our Treatises on the Hair sent free by mall. o.
Price $500. For sale by all druggists.
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. II. Proprietors.
fe q eodSeowlm
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

THE Advertiser is the one that is mistaken
and not the Tribune. Mr.. Hamlin's name does
not appear in the Pacific Railroad Conmitte.
1t is Mr.. Harlan, as printed in the Press and
other papers on Tuesday. The only commit.
tee in which Mr.. Hamlin's name appears l.
that on the District of Columbia, of which he
is chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

MoNTPELIER & WELLS RIVER RA,1RoAn-
A correspondent says that the town Of Pla;r.
field, Vt, ON Saturday, March 9Th, voted 10
subscribe $4,000 to the stock of the Montns-
lier & Wells River Railroad. The three towns
of Montpelier, Plainield and Groton have vot-
ed $4,000. Our correspondent also says that
Montpelier will add $4,000 by private sub
scriptions, and that the line is now regarded az
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

TRE NEXT EXCITEMENT will be theappoint-
ment Of foreign ministers. 1t is not supposed
that the nominations will be made before FRI
day. When the time does come, it may be
eonhaenty expected that Reverdy johnson
VIII nave leave to withdraw from England
Hamilton Fish OF New York is mentioned as
his successor while Ex-Governor Curtin of
Pennsylvania is talked of for the French mis-.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

OF course A. 7, Stewart will not forsgo his
intention of giving his income to the poor of
New York, though he has resigned his appoint
ment to the Treasury Department The
amount is reported to be SO 100000. Mr..
Stewart is said not to be an office seeker, but
who heard of man who was willing to
give more for one2
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

The DEFEAT OF THE CONGRATULATED LAW
Whether the rejection by the State Senate
yesterday of the bill to establish State police
seals its fate, it is yet too early to Judge. The
Senate has this winter arrayed itself against
the House many times, and has in one or two
instances reeeded from its first position and
concurred with the lower branch. If the ac-
ton of the latter body should be favorable to
the bill, no doubt the Senate would hold itself
open to conviction We believe that there is
growing sentiment in the State in favor OF a
State police, especially since the Portland cleo
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
TEE wEATHER.-Yssterdav morning ca

IHH Internationally morning early
we were visited by brisk snow storm, but as
the weather was quite warm, the Thermometer
ranging about 40, it soon changed to rain, and
all day long it poured down in good steady
style. The sidewalks in some places are de-
cidedly slippery and the crossings rather terri
BILE.
AT Montreal, and in that vicinity, the worst
snow storm of the season was experienced
yesterday, as we learn from the Grand Trunk
telegraph Office.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
The Healing Pool

An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
Of Solitude, and ths Diseases and Abuses which
create impediments to aria &c, with sure means
OF Relief Sent In sealed letter envelopes, tree OF
charge. Address, DIR. ,. skillin Heushton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ja1sd& w3msN .l- i4iiq'
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

BURaLARY.-The provision store of e. P.
Lewis under the Commercial House, corner of
Fore and Cross streets, was entered Tuesday
nightly breaking pane of glass in one of the
front windows, and about $15. taken, mostly
in scrip. The thieves instead of leaving the
store by the same way they entered, pried
back the catch on the front door and thus
made more comfortable exit
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

this city getting advertisements to 60 on a
mirror to be put up in the Falmouth Hotel,
representing that he is the person who has put
them up in Boston and other cities, showing
photograph of one in the Parker House. The
idea and design belong to the undersigned
who have applied for patent. The above
person came to our Office in Boston, represent
ing himself as merchant wishing to adver-
tise on our mirrors, and so procured a photo
graph, and in this underhand manner learned
our manner of doing business.
WILLIAMSON, GERLACH & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

INHUMANITY IN VERMoNT.-A correspond
INFORMS the Boston Journal that the three
persons found frozen to death in the snow at
feaonam' Vt, grandmother, mother and boy,
were turned out of doors in Hardwick for nom
payment OF rent. They started to walk to
their friends in Peacham, walked fifteen miles
and applied ats P. NJ, for shelter. but were
refused, when they started for another hons.
but failed to reach it, and were found as d.
scribed. IT the facts are correctly stated !,
was case of most inhuman treatm.nt
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsOO-Sl 18th ult. barque Monitor,
Emerson, Humboldt
Ar It'll inst. ships Resolute, Freeman, New York
sth, Queen OF the East, Scudder, do.
Ar 9th. ship Alice Mnott, Lowell, New York
barque Nestor, Boarse, Newcastle, NSW.
Sid 9th inst, ship John Tucker, Tor Liverpool
SAVANNAH-Cld 9Th, schs Bowdoin, Randall.
New York: Nevada, Doughty. LYNN.
CHARLESTON-Ar 9th, sch Beta. Brown, Balti.
more.
WILMINGTON-Ar 9Th, scbs George & Alhsr.
Mcdonald, Beaufort; Abbott Lawrence, Ober. Pro,
violence. AZ
BALTIMORE-Ar sth, shin Tabor. o,,. p..,,
Active, Coomos; Montana, Parker, and j /, New,
ton, Rich, Portland. 'H7I - N - Ne"'
Cid 6th, sch Grapeshot, Wardwell, Fall River.
Cid Sta, ship Amity, Merrill, San Francisco. =
Cid sth. sehs M Graham, Fountain. Jersey C,tv
Gertie Lewis, Hodgdon, Lynn. ''''S o''y
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

The TENURE OF OFFICE ACT Il doomad he.
yond a shadow OF doubt, unless the Senate
opposition mas more backbone than anyone
imagined. Only 16 votes could be mustered
against it in the House. None OF the me,obars
voting against the repeal were from New
England.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

GEO. w. RICH & Co 173 Fore street, have
the largest and best stock of Clothing in Port
land. Always send your friends there if you
want them used well. Mar6-1w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
PROBATE NOTICES.


10 all persons interssted in either Of the estates
| hereinq5ter named:
! 4 "a Court Of Probate held at Portland, within
/ "a and for the County of Cumberland on The first
Tuesday of March, In the year of our lord esbteen
hundred and sixty.nine the following matters haT-
ing been for the action hereinaf
ter indicated, 1t Is hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
essed, by causing copy ofths order to be published
and Eastern Argus, papersprnted at Portland afore-
said that they may appear at Probate Court to be
April next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon and
be ardthereon, and objectifthey see cause.
Fri; Richard g. Bailey, late of BridgtOn, deceased
good Bailey and Richard 7. Bailey, Executors
Hszekish Doughty, late of Gray, deceased Petit
| ton that Jeremiah Pencil may be appointed Ad-
%5ow az Ola presented by Basheba Doughty.
John Whitmore, late of Standish, deceased. VIII
Anu peu1oD Ior me probate thereof, presented by
Fanny Wnitmore the exeeutrix therein named
Sewall Libby, late OF Pownal, deceased First and
hnal account presented tor allowance by Horace o.
| Libby, Executor. -
Aehsah Libby, late Of Pownai, deceased. WIN and
ace Q. Libby, the Executor therein named
Isaiah Snow, late Of Harpswell. deceased. seeond
ton and Hosea Hidreth, Trustees.
ma. Leayltt late Of Scarborough, deceased Pc
cton Tor Division OF Real Estate, presented by
/ ceased.
/
and hnal account presented for allowance by Lewis
| r. Knight, Executor.
Lydia Morton late OF Standish, deceased. Petit
ton for administration presented by Caleb Hodsdon
of 0orham
Asa Mitchell, late of Gorham, deceased. F,r.,
account presented for allowance by solomon LON.
| bard Administrator.
| j. Ignatus Stevens, late of Gorham decaas.a
| Petition that Special Administrative ma : he atS
| ICED to execute deed and convey Certain ssI VI
tate according 70 written contract OF sad dacsasd
| presented by John Buzzeu. N ueeeSsSu'
Ira Croker, late OF Portland daoo.ao, g.
account presented for allowance bv Levi S Sn
Trustee. - Ae"'s Fleree'
Frances H. Woodland, minor child aod ~, -.
Moses Woodard late of Porlland decaesna heit "
account presented for allowance by Solomon Mvp-
Daniel knight, late OF Portland, deceased F,rs,
Knight, Executrix. ny sarah y.
Susan Wakefield, late OF Portland daoo..o,, r,--.
account ana private claim against said sstet rss
sented ior allowance by RUFUS H. Hinkiey Pre
Charles W. Cammett, OF Portland. FRS, .oooun,
presented ior allowance by James r. Lunt Trustee.
Matters arising and presented under the Aet
of March, 1857.
AsaCapp, late of Portland, deceased Cam, -.
Will and petition that the same may be verified AMI
established as the win OF said testator nresented h
Asa W. H. Capp, enc OF the executors Of said will
Frances ii. Woodard, minor child and bair 90
Moses Woodland. late of Portland deceased AZ VI
stract of first account and petition that the SAM
may be verified and recorded, presented by SoIonao
Myrick, Guardian.
JOHN A. WATERMAN. Judo.
true copy Of the original order ~se'
w'WiO Attest; EDWARD r, STAPLES, Register
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

JUDGE KINosBURY PRRsIDxuo
WEDNEsDAY.-state v. Timothy Reardon. Hab-
isuai truant. Plea guilty. Decision guilty. Fined
$40 and costs.
State v. Charles f. Robinson. Assault and BATE
~. Plea not guilty. Decision not guilty there not
being particle of evidence against defendant.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

THE Tribune well says that for former
Senator and Vice President, Mr.. Hamlin does
not seem to have been treated with special
consideration, his name occurring only once,
being at the head of the Committee on the
the District of Columbia,
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
WA NTE ID.

A First class Carriage Painter, to take charge of
"a my Paint shop. He must be good striper and
ployment viii be gwen
Also one good wood worker to make carriage parts.
Reference required.
Apply In person to
Saco, Mar 1t-d1w&
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

APPLICATIONS FOR oFFIcE.-We were told
yesterday that there are 345 applicants for the
positions of policemen. As only thirty can be
appointed there will be 315 wailings and gnash
ings of teeth. ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

THE NEW CITY CLERK.-Mr. G. G. Hopkins,
the new City Clerk, was duly qualified yester-
day and entered upon the duties Of his Office.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
Supreme Juaicf.I Cam,

JANUARY TERN-wALToN, j., Presiding.
WEDNEsDAY.-Court came in at 81 o'clock, but
there being no business to transact adjourned sine
die,
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisement this DAY.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
To be Repeated-Old Folks Concert.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale e. M. Patten & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Farm for Sale-Jsseph II. Lane.
Probate Notices.
Oranges-Allen's Fruit Store.
New Grocery. j. Gunnison.
Sale of forfeited Goods
Wanted-Painter.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

USE Schlotterbeck's Bay Shampooing Liquid
to eradicate dandruff Fifty cents per bottle
mch3d2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

The TONE of the Southern press on the
RESIDENTS inaugural is eommsndably mod.
crate and fair. The loss of johnson is seri.
Gus one to the frs-eatsrs and quite unmaus
them.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

Is MAMMALIAN DEAD?-Some celebrated
persons have an extraordinary vitality. Rev
Ebenezer Williams, many persons suppose
was the lost Dauphin of France. The peasant.
ry of England expected the return Of aKing
Monmouth" many years after he was behsad
ed. Ancient Democrats still vote for Andrew
Jackson and believe that Booth is still in the
land of the living. A London Journal of re.
spectacle character and wide circulation CON
tains the following paragraph:
"One of our compatriots," SAYS Spanish
Journal, a long time resident in Mexico, las
just arrived in Spain, the bearer of a secret
message to one Of the most distinguished per.
sonages OF our city, requesting him to interest
himself on behalf of royal prince, who is
none other than Macmillan According to
our informant, the unfortunate monarch al
though left for dead on the place of his execu-
ton, was not mortally wounded, and in the
night was spirited away by some priestsl Our
informant has furnished US with full details of
Maxmilian's subsequent escape, his arrival in
Spain, and the means be which the ex-deceas-
ed monarch proposes to realize his hope of be.
coming SPANS ruler. We have, moreover
been shown letter of credit, of recent date
from the pen of Maximilian. Our informant
is well known in the city of Pau, but his name
we are not at liberty to publish.
Somebody will yet discover that Andrew
johnson isn't dead.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
Warren's Cough Balsam

i the Throat and Lungs. IVA "'' iA''s"''' "
NO person should be without a Give ~ o,s trial
Sold by all Druggists. I've ~ oA' '''~''
,..s. B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor,
n0od6msN Bangor,
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11

meeting in this city next Tuesday of the Mill
tary Order of the Loyal Legion of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
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VELoCIPEDE RACE.-Dunn's Rink at the
Portland and Rochester depot will no doubt
be crowded with spectators tonight to witness
the grand contest for three elegant prizes, a
silver ice-pitcher, gentleman's leather trayel-
sack, and an elegant silver mounted whip.
Twelve have already entered, and others may
do so at 172 Middle street. Nice seats have
been erected for the ladies. The turns have
been improved SO that the speed can be in
creased.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
r-ARIN e N EwS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, March 10.

-
Wednesday, March 10. Z
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood. New York
to Henry Fox. ~ = SslF :
Barkentine John Williamson, (Br) Nicol. Boston.
with crew OF scbr Know Nothing. OF and from East,
port for New York, which was abandoned In a sink
ing condition on the 9Th See local column Tor mar
ticuars. The Know Nothing had cargo OF 3j0. 900
fresh herring, 1000 boxes smoked herring, picked
fish, oil. &c. ~. -'e' r''-
last. - = - ~
Sch Amelia, Post. Newburyport,- to o
Sch Alkaline Hamin, Dearborn, Portsmouth.
Sch Cynosure. Robinson, Rockport for Boston.
Sch Uncle Sam, Smonton, Rockland for Boston,
Sch October, Mehan, Bath for Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Nellie Starr, Poland Savannah-Geo HI Starr
Sch Transfer, Bunker, Alexandria, B Kntoht
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, BostOn-Watsop
Newhall. o
Sch Medora OF Harpswell, 80 TONS has beep nur-
chased by Dana q Co, Of Portland and CAM TnosiIs
O. EastPort at $1,000. She will be continued IN he
fishing business. 1su IN 'ne
Sch Fred Webb, Of Boothbay. "a TONS. bu,lt nj
Ddamarlscotta In 1867, has been sold to parties in
noh MEkCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
par,, al baltimore 10th inst, sch Alaska, Rand, from
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice

Vi Notice.
The Republicans Of Cape Elizabeth will meet at the
Town Housein said town, on Friday, March l2 at %
O'Clock M, for the purpose of nominating board
OF officers for the ensuing year.
mr5dtd Per Order Town Comm.