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COMMERCIAL.
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS AND STEAMERS. APR. II

III. 10
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--279 cans milk. 20 cars
lumber, 100 bbs. -four, cars corn, do spoos, do
potatoes 10 bb.s beans, bark do oats,6 do
gar boxes q bags seeds car barley. 100 pkgs
dries; for shipment East-2700 bbls -four cars ba-
con, do wheat, do cheese, L do potash, IS bbls.
pearl ash, q puncheons sprits car barley, tons
sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-10 bdls hoops no
do shoyes 20 do hoes % wheebarrows 40 cases car
and cases scythes, car shingles cars potatoes,
800 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROADS. bbls an
pies, boxes, Dbl gum, do -four. do potatoes, il
sash, iron necks car ashes, 50 cases oil CLOTH 6
boxes axes, 40 bds hoes 100 do paper 40 empty bbs
is cases goods, car hoops 90 bdls headings II do
blinds 20 cars for Boston.
bales cotton, As do rags do trees 100 do manla 60
bbls Paris white % do -four, 81 do barytes
TIM 267 do glass; 152 do scythes II rolls leather 100
bags seed 100 bdls scythes So bars ron half chests
bricks pianos 10 sets wheels, IS coils rope 80 kegs
soda, 10 do lead 40 boxes tobacco 20 do raisns IA
bbls parafne, 80 pkgs household goods IT'S do sun
dries.
FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total amount Of tore gn
exports from this port last week was 1886, 254S4.
included In the shipments were 712,003 feet lumber
S055 bbls. and 200 half do -four, 100 BUSH corn rs
kits mackere % bbls potatoes ,706 box Shocks %
wheat 1859 Tbs bacon and hams s12 do potash
rs 405 do extract hemlock, 1887 do lard 1884 do
leather, TOO do pork so bales 4617 lbs hops TBS
copper regulus, 20 sewing machines, So boxes pre-
served meats and fish, 252 pairs ash oars, $50 TBS
cotton, case seal skins, 1 cask b adders, SO bols
peas 134 bds paper 10 boxes cheese, IS boots
and shoes, 2 do Coffee Is bdls scythes, hoes and
cigars, $50 tubs butter. ITO shocks and heads 231
empty casks 20 M hoops 8 cases dry goods bbls
super phosphate, dozen pals, 100 pkgs mdse.
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sAaApAHoc COUNTY.

The Bath Times says the other day at pas
senger station on the Portland and Kennebec
railroad, traveller offered silver half dollar
in payment for ticket and, instead of kick
ing the fellow out for his impudence, the tick
ct master received it and put it in his money
drawer as coolly as if it had been a genuine
legal tender. The Times regards the trausac-
ton as a specimen of insanity.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Saturday night the police
brought in four persons for drunkenness, &C.
Henry J. Patrick, of Connecticut, who has
recently been at work at Lewiston, was arrest
ed on Saturday evening in this city by officers
Farr and Hanson on telegraphio dispatch
from Lewiston requesting his arrest He will
be taken to Lewiston this morning.
Mary Curran and Mary Murphy were arrest
ed Saturday morning by officers Phibrook and
Haskell. for larceny of railroad chairs from the
Kennebec depot They were taken before the
Municipal Court and fined SO and half the
costs each.
Saturday night officer Hatch arrested John
Mammalian for stealing iron from Custom
House Wharf that belonged to the United
States. He was caught in the act
Sunday afternoon colored man named John
Anderson went into the clothing shop OF
Michael Riley and stole wallet containing
about $40, which Riley had laid down on the
counter. Subsequently officers Parker and
Philbrook arrested him on board vessel, of
which he was steward, and recovered about
$50 of the money.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees
United states Lirh.-Hou.e De

United States Light-Heuse Depot,
ToMPKINsvrLLr, STATEN ISLAND, Y,
April IS, 1869.
CEALE PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this ofice until IL M, on SATURDAY, May
onr % s and dealers only for furnish
the United States Light-house Establishment to be
delivered at this depot by May Is, 1859:
Chimney Brushes, 500.
Flexible Brushes, 400.
Paint Brushes, 600
Whitewash Brushes, 800.
Clamp or scrub Brushes, 800.
Handwriting Brushes, 800.
White lead, to be pure and Of the best quality,
Black lead. ground in oil, to be pure and Of best
quality packed In - pound cans, 5000.
Putty, best quality, in 6-pound bladders, 1000
Linseed OIL best quality, in barrels, 500 gallons.
Spirits turpentne, best quality, IN barrels, 500
Corn Brooms, 1000. .,s
Wicb: fourth order Franklin, single. IN lO-yard
Chimneys, third order, 30 in a box, 5000
Cnimneys, fourth order, so in box, 5000.
Letter envelopes, post S-4x3 I 4, 1000
Micks, lighting lamp, 20J pounds.
Whiting, 1000 pounds
Crash 9 in II yard pieces, 500 pieces.
Spirits OF wine, full proof, in barrels, 800 gallons.
Clock oil. 800 walls.
Soap, in 4O-pound boxes, 10000 pounds.
The articles to correspond in quality &e with the
samples to be seen in the Lght-ho inspectors Of
noes at Boston, Mass, and at this depot.
All packages must be marked or stamped ssU. s.
L. II. Est with also the names and quality OF con.
tents. 1' -
The bids must be sealed and endorsed proposals.
for furnishing l.. H. Establishment Supplies and
no proposals will be considered unless &C companied
Dy sneh guarantee and by satisfactory evidence that
the bidder Is manufacturer or regular dealer in
the articles proposed, and has the license REQUIRED
BY act OF Congress-
The Light-h use Inspector reserves the right to
reject any or all the proposals offered, II deemed for
the public interest to do 30.
BY order Of the Light-house Board.
rr- yHf.st.. A. LUDLOW CASE,
April 10, 81. %.
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EXPORTS.

SIeamsniP Moravian, for Liverpool--2sOO bbls iour
1881 bags wheat 75l boxes bacon ia bbls potashes
bbls pork, 81 bales hops, 113 boxes copper ore tx
bbls beeswax "a plates copper, casks hams % sew
ing machines, 2O2 pairs oars, 1921 bales cotton n
boxes preserved fish, 10 do meats. -
Steamship Carlotta. tor HALIFAX - 1496 bbls fiour
i56 bags wheat go bales hops SO bbls peas 1874 bds
paper 80 doz brooms 20 boxes tobacco 20 cases dry
goods, $50 tubs butter &c.
Sch Pioneer tor Windsor, MS 700 bbls -four, 8
cases dry goods, bbls super phosphate.
Barque Jane Alkaline, for Cardenas-5000 sugar box
shocks ITO shocks and heads 900 hoops l54 empty
hhds " do ties.
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MAYOR PUTNAM of Portland is entitled
to creditor laboring to get the city council to
reduce his salary But the Portsmouth Cbron-
iele disputes the title of ''the champion scouo-
mis-" bestowed upon him by the New York Sun.
The latter journal declares that there were no
precedents, but the Chronicle afarns that
Gov. Plummer asked the Legislature of New
Hampshire to reduce his salary from $1,000 to
1000. They did it; and the salary has remain
cd at $1,000 eyer since. Mayor Bailey asked
the same favor of the City Government of
Pnrtsmnnth
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THE WEATHER-The weather ON Saturday
was quite warm, compared to what it has been
20 far this Spring, but the dust was terrible.
Why don't the watering carts go to work and
put an end to our sufferings? In the after
noon there were slight spit of rain until about
half-past 5, when there was a short, smart
shower which lasted about half an hour, but
the dust was SO thick it did not wet it COM
pletely through. After the shower we had a
most glorious sunset. Yesterday the Their
mometer was up to 60, but high wind pre-
vailed, and the pleasure that was taken in the
unaccustomed warmth was considerably
marred by the clouds of dust
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MARIN e NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

.DS sasTrday' April II.
Steamer Chesapeake, Bragg. New York, with
Sch George Deering. Willard, Baltimore-coal.
Sch West Dennis, CroweI, Baltimore-coal to Jos
81 Poor.
Sch Ocean Bird, Kelley. Baltimore coal to S
Rounds 81 Sons.
Sen Margie, McFadden, PhiIadephia-coal to Ran
Sch David Collins, Collins, Philadelphia
Sch Alburger, Corson, Philadelphia.
, Sch Ruth Hodgdon, Hall. New York-corn to
Sch American Chief, Snow, New York--cement to
Beale a Morse.
:, Sch Nile, Jpear, New York-cOrn to waldron &
Sch Abby Weld, Sylvester, Salem, in ballast.
Sch Flying Ccud, Robinson, Boston, In ballast.
Sch Laura q Marion, Clifford, Boston for North
sch E Treworgy, Clark. Ellsworth tor New York.
Sch Juli,, Gates. Jonesport for New York.
Sch M M Reed, Hodgdon, Calais tor Philadelphia.
Sch G Robbins. Dow. Calais for New Haven.
Sch Hiram, Pertigrove, Calais tor Boston. ,.
Sch NJ Robbins, Robinson, fremont for Phila-
Sch Aboreer, Clark, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Robt Woodruff, Gray, winterport Tor Sand
CLEARED.
Steamship Moravian,' (Br) Brown, Liverpool -
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, Halifax, MS John
P0rteOus.
Barque Jane Alkaline, Hutchinson, Cardenas-
=
Sch Jonathan May, Neal, Alexandra-s F RAN
pail.
Sch Oriole, Stahl, Philadelphia-John Yeaton.
Sch Ida Howard, Harrington. Hudson, NY-T
W Gwynn.
Sch Bertha Souder, Wooster, Windsor, MS.
Sch Pioneer, Miller, Windsor, NS-J Porteous.
sunday, April IS.
Barque Vesta, tBr) Littewood, Matanzas-sugar
to II 7 Machin.
Brig Circassian, Bunker, Boston, to load for Cuba
SAILED. 1 AM-Steamship Moravlan.
Also sid, barques Oriental, and Jane Adeline.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Scud, from Pembroke for Charleston, which
put into Hampton Roads some weeks ago. has repair
ed and sailed 18th tor destination.
Sch N FL Hall. Murphy. from Virginia for Warren
LII. put into Baltimore 18th INST, leaky.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 2lst, barque Powhattan
Blackstone, Bellingham Bay.
CID 18th, ship Garibaldi, Berry, Callao.
Sid 1st ship A M Minott. Lowell, Victoria.
PASS CAVALLO-Ar 4th, brig Belle OF the Bay,
Noyes. New York Tor Indianola.
SAVANNAH 18th, sch Chas Comery, Kuhn,
Bath.
BRUNswICK--Ar 9th. barque Dirigo. Morrison,
Middlesborough. L.
GEORGETOWN, Scar 7tb, brig Chas Wesley,
Nichols, Thomaston.
Ar 18th, brig VIM Parks. Parker, Baltimore.
CID 8th schs Lizzie Carr, Gichrist Boston; Josiah
Whitehouse. Farnham, New York.
Cid 18th. schs Campbell, Torrey, for Martinique;
Leila, Foss, Belfast.
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APRIL TERM-eoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
sATURDAY.-No 19s-John Ryan VI. George
Kelley. Assumpsit for labor done and materials
furnished on house owned by defendant. The de
fence was that defendant made contract with N,
M. Littleton to do the work, &C., and that plaintiff
was sub-contractor to Lttleton. Verdicttor plain
tiff Tor $212. &C.
Strout G. Gage. Putnam
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Fannie Patch, a little! daughter of Jesse e.
Patch, at Kittery, broke her leg about half
way between the knee and ankle, while play
ing with her companions on Friday.
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Portland and vicinity
New Advertisement this Nay.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
'ots and Shoes-T. e. Mosely & Co.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Mosely g. Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Nctice-F. o. Bailey, IS Exchange 81.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Entertainment Westbrook Dramatic Association
Social AssembIy-This Evening.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Steamer for Halifax To-Day.
Mail Steamship Line-John Porteous.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
Cloth-300 Congress st.
Proposals for Light-Hou Supplies.
Show Case tor Sale.
Important to Music Teachers.
Millinery-Mrs. /. P. Jordan.
Trees. &c-W. NJ. Herbert.
Dog Lost-Ten Dollars keward-Wm. Boyd.
Land TOR Sale-W. H. Jerris.
Works of Arts. p. Averv.
WAnted-Alfred Pierce & Co.
New Goods-Raud & Weston.
Vinegar-F. 1. Sage.
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THE PRES IS,
Monday Morning, April 10, 1869.

BT-First Page To-Day. -Potatoes; Letter
from Washington; Recent Publications.
Fourth Page-The Woods of Maine, Par
son's Vacation
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DIED.

In this city, Aprff7, Herbert Lester only child Of
d. f. and Minnie Cook, aged months days
In Yarmouth, April H. Capt. Thos. B. Mitchell,
aged IS years months.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at ~ o'clock
rom his late residence. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend,
,a In Brunswick. Aprils. Emma G. Easton, aged %
og In Brunswick, April TO- Mrs. Mary Ann Connell
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THE THIRD PARISH STILL LivEs.-Yester-
day two services were held in the Hall of the
Young Mems Christian Association. Professor
sewall, of Brunswick, preached in very as-
ceptable manner. There was quite full con-
gregation, and the members of this Parish,
both old and young, seemed TO be happy in this
reunion after SO long separation. The faces
of the ladies especially were wreathed in very
pleasant smiles. After all, the women are the
hooks Of steel that hold societies together. We
congratulate this society on their zeal and per-
severance manifested on this occasion We
trust they will be able to furnish preaching
every Sabbath. Our city can't afford to lose
any of its religious societies.
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PORTLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL UNoN.-The
closing meeting of this Union for this season
was held last evening, at the First Universalst
Church. T.. @. Jersey, Esq, President of the
Union, presided, and addresses were made by
hev S. H. McCollister of Westbrook, Rev. G.
II. Hayden of Massachusetts, Revs. B. II. Bal
LEY and E. G. Bodies of this city. The singing
by the Sunday School scholars was very fine.
The meeting then closed by singing Of Old
Hundred
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CHESTNUT STREET SABBATH SCHOOL ANN
vERsARY.-There will be very delightful en-
tertainment at the Chestnut street Church to-
night, consisting of singing, dialogues and re-
citations by the pupils of the school. We
have had the pleasure of looking over the pro-
gramme, which is quite an extended one, and
which is filed with pleasing selections. We
would suggest to all our readers that if they
would see beautiful sight, and enjoy them
selves exceedingly, to attend the Chestnut
street Church this evening.
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SAILING OF STEAMER.-The steamship
aoravian, Capt. Brown, sailed from this port
Tor Liverpool yesterday morning at o'clock,
with ~ cabin passengers and full cargo
Inc steamer to arrive this week is the Peru
Wan, Capt. Ballentine, and is the last one from
Liverpool for the season.
The steamer to sail next Saturday is the
North American, Capt. Richardson.
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REV. ]. E. @. Sawyer, of Bath, has been en-
ployed by the Publishing Association of Good
Templars, to edit the Riverside Echo. If Mr..
Sawyer can keep up the high literary standard
the Echo has attained under the present man
agement, and at the same time urge the argu-
ments in behalf of prohibition as temporarily
and yet forcibly as the present editor, the read
ers of the Echo may well congratulate them
sa1vas
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NEW GooDs.-Rand & Weston. opposite the
St. Julian Hotel, are prepared to show splen-
did STOCK OF fancy, goods laces, satins, vslvets,
frlnges' glmps, buttons, Jouvin kid gloves,
frencn and German corsets and hosiery, which
they respectfully request the public to inspect.
and claim that they have the largest stock in
the city. just step into SO Middle street and
look for yourselves, and see if you are not be-
wildered by the extent and variety of the
goods offered for sale.
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Warren's
MARRIED.

In Brunswick, April 9, Leonard Macomber, Of
durham and Sarah =. Alexander, OF b.
In Bethel. April 4. Marcus w. Chandler, OF West
Paris, and Alma A. Needham. of b.
In Oxford, April B. Joseph Perkins, OF. o., and
Martha Knight, OF Norway.
In Gardiner, James keenan,, Of g., and Lucy J.
Taylor, Of Pittston.
In North vassaiOoro, April II. Cnss. E. Gates and
Annie 8. HvermQre.
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Great Reduction I!

Fares Only $40. First Glass to Chicago,
And $92 Milwaukee.
Proportionately Low Rates to all points beyond via
the Grand Trunk Railway, being 5000
less than by any other route from Maine.
Tickets at lowest rates via N. Y. Central to all
points west.
For tickets and information apply at the Com
pany's Office, opposite Preble House, Market Square,
ap10sN2w d. H. BLANCHARD, Agent
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Gus PENNY's CAsE.-In the Superior Grim
inal Courtin Boston, Saturday morning, Judge
Devens presiding, Augustus Penny pleaded
guilty to an Indictment charging him with
participation in the larceny of $4,000 in coin
from the Office of George 81. Gooding. Dis
trict Attorney May stated to the court that the
government, having used Penny as witness
against the other criminals, (Charles Stead
man and Harry Jennings,) felt disposed to let
him 60 OF his personal recognizance, and sug-
gested $4,000 as the sum. Judge Devsns ac-
cordingly made that disposal of the case. PEN
ny left the court room in company with Mr..
Cooling
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EXCITEMENT In RELATION TO CUBA-A
Boston dispatch of Saturday says that orders
have been received at the Charlestown and
Kittery Navy Yards, directing that all vessels
at those stations be got ready for immediate
service. 1t is thought there will be an extra
session OF Congress to act on the Cuba ques-
ton
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EoN BASE BALL CLUB.-We inadvertently
omitted to mention, in our notice of the amuse-
ments on Fast Day, the match game of base
ball between picked nine of the Eon Club
and scratch nine composed of outsiders. 1t
came off on the grounds by the Arsenal on
Thursday afternoon, and resulted in victory
to the Eon nine, they winning by a score of 40
to their adversaries %. This was the first
game Of base ball of the season. Tonight we
understand, the Club will have meeting and
prepare their plans for the coming season.
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The Healing PoolI

An Essay for Young Mem ON the Crime
Of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses which
create impedments to Marriage, with sure means
OF Relief. Sem in seated letter envelopes, tree Of
charge. Address, DIR. ,. SkiIlin Houghson,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ja1oddsw8msN
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day evening John R. Smith, of Pownal, was
examined ON complaint made by Alfred L.
Oxnard, of Freeport, on a charge of forging
check for $2400 ON the Merchants National
Bank, New York, payable to John r. Smith or
bearer, and purporting to be signed by E. a.
Holden g. Co. The check is dated March IT.
1867.
From the evidence it appears that Smith had
purchased hay of several persons in Freeport
and Pownal in February and March, 1868, and
after waiting some time for their pay they
hunted him up One of them found him at
Bath, where he resided, and to him Smith Of
fered this check provided he would pay him
the balance, about $4,000. This offer was de-
clined. Subsequently Smith went to Free
port and stated to his creditors there that he
had sent the check from Bath to New York by
express. He also gave the express agent in
structions to leave the money with the depot
master at Freeport, who was to pay certain
creditors of Smiths at that place.
The check was returned from New York
protested, and was sent to the express agent
at Freeport from whom some of Smiths cred
itors obtained it by giving an indemnifying
bond. Smith had been arrested on civil suits
but got clear by disclosing on poor debtors
oath. A criminal complaint was then made
against him last August and he was not ar
rested until recently at South Paris. when he
was brought here for examination. Alvah
Black, ESQ.,, of Paris, appeared for Smith, and
City Solicitor Cleaves for the State. After
the evidence for the State was all out Mr..
Black moved for the discharge of the prisoner
on the ground that the offence, if any had been
committed, was committed in Sagadahoc coun-
ty, and hence, out of the jurisdiction of the
Municipal Court of Portland. This view was
sustained by Judge Kingsbury, who sustained
the motion of Mr.. Black and ordered the pris-
oner to be discharged for want of jurisdiction
of the Municipal Court
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To Messrs. Perkins G Gerrish, No. $50 Congress
Street, Portland:
In reply to your enquiries have to say that,
after using Ransom's KNUCKLE WASHER for q
twelvemonth or SO, it is the unanimous opinion
OF the members of my family, that enough has
not Deen SAID In its favor; that it improves on
acquaintance month after month, and that to
say all IN word they find it to be indispensa-
ote' and not only tabor-saving machine worthy
OF all praise for It's efficiency and simplicity,
out money savsng continuance in the wear and
tear of clothing, beyond all their expectations
The low price, too, putting it within the
reach of the poorest, who take in washing, de-
serves acknowledgment. JOHN NEAL,
No. SO State Street.
Portland, Me-, April 3, 1869. apr15d1w
no Cnrf md he
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screfula of 40 Years Standing Cured.

his is the time to try Johnson's ,Calisaya
Bitters for Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Constipation,
Loss OF Appetite, and their kindred diseases;
not Intoxicating if used according to direction,
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
ALBERT F. CHASE, 1859 Fore St
Wholesale Agent for Maine.
Mar2O-d&w1m-sn.
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HIGH STREET CHURcH.-The annual meet
ing of the Parish of High Street Church will
take place this evening at IL clock. Also
special Parish meeting at 8 IL o'clock, at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. A full and punctual attendance is desir-
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MORRIS M1NsrRELs.-We dropped int

MORRIS MNsTRELs.-We dropped into
Deering Hall for few moments on Saturday
evening, and were much pleased with so much
of the performance as we remained long enough
to hear. Johnny Hart kept the audience con-
vulsed with laughter, aided by Add Ryman,
while Holmes, Hicks and Master Summers
are good ballad singers. The velocipede race
was novel feature, and the jokes, we are hap
py to state, were quite new They had very
good house, and we. presume tonight there
will be a crowded attendance.
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HAZZS
~ VEGETABLE SICILIAM
~ s HAIR
RENEWEh

GRAY HAIR
Restored TO its Original Youthful Color
BY ITS USE.
1t will make hair grow upon bald heads, except in
very aged persons as it furnishes the nutritve
principle by which the hair is nourshed and sup
ported
stain the skin.
No better evidence of its superiority need
be adduced than the fact that so many imita
tions Of it are offered to the public.
1t 10 Splendid Hair-Dressiny.
Our Treatises on the Hair sent free by mail.
Price 81 90. For sale by all druggists
r. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. f. Projectors.
mrH eod6eow1m
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LIE Bangor Wing says that among the gem
tlenen named at the late meeting of the Grand
Lodge OF Good Templars at Richmond .oo,,a:
dates for Governor were N. DINGHY Jr Ap
Morrill,, Ebenezer Knowlton, N q H;cn =. :
and Joshua Nye.
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THE Augusta correspondent of the Boston
Herald says that Joshua Nye, of Waterville ia
playing his card to receive the domination
Tor Governor" This is unquestionably SLAM
der