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GOVERNMENTS gRoNG AND ACTIVE.
Tl,e speculative feeling Tor higher prices was very
ftrorsy In the government room at the beginning OF
bnsineas, the frmness being due to what was re-
Qsrded AS authentic Information from washington
that the Fnnaing bill was TO be defeated in
the House wh,sre the national bank agents had been
labonng sssiduousy fer its overthrow. when at
the subTreasur,' 1t was discovered that the pro-
posals to sell embraced total Of only 81 l9l 100
ReaQa tas RayIat SeGapa aHilYe Apa 1855 aaQpi
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BULL MAHYgTn FOR STOCKS.

'BULL MAHKYT'i FOR STOCKS.
II was field day In the stock market where the
"bears met with terrible slaughter at the hands OF
1be jubllant 'bulls,n who, after long and weary
siege, came out or their stropgholds and made a
most brilliant ana successful assault upon their
opponents. they were all the more confident OF
victory for the reason that the market contained
that essential element OF success-a neavy "short"
interest. The long inactivity in the market had
prompted the "bearsn TO sell from dag to day
their hopes being fed with the expectation
that heavness and duness iong pro-
tracted would, they ordinarily do, lead
to break the danger OF speculative sales in an
easy money market has, however, been sadly ex-
empiined. With the rate call loans ranging
from three to six per cent the 'bulls have been
quiefiy adding to the stocks which they purchased
earlier IN the spring and nursing widespread
short" interest. Indeed, II Is q question whether
In some instances the .'bears, have not sold them
more stock than Is actually within reach In wall
street. The movement to-day was especially marked
IN Pacific Mail, Northwestern and Lake Shore and
10 less extent In the Vanderbilt securities, St.
Paul and Rock Island. The speculation led OF
with Pacific Mall and was followed by a sharp az
vance IN Northwestern and Lake Shore the move.
nent late In the day suddenly embracing New York
Central. The ngures OF the anticipated report or the
Pacific Mall Steamship Company were subjected to
sharp scrutiny and the general verdict was IN favor
Of their modest and reliable character The ''short'
interest In this stock the basis OF sharp ad-
vance In the price, IL is surmsed mat nine-tenths
OF the sales OF Pacific Mail below 35 purely spec
ulatiye, the bears'' selling TO each other ana deal
ing in stock which they not the veritabe pos
SCISSORS Of thereby violating the advice Of that
shrewd old operator, Commodore Vanderbilt
mot TO sell what you haven't got, sonny"
The upward turn IN Lake Shore hinged upon the
announcement that az the meeting or the directors
to-day IL was decided to close the books on Monday
next for the annual election in May, while the
auditors books showed net earnings OF ten per cent
during the past year, two per cent than the
dividend Rock Island rose to l2O7S upon the reve-
iation that, though only ga per cent was declared
AS the dividend at the meeting Of the directors on
Saturday last the treasurer's report showed earn
lnes for the year Of liz per cent. The results OF
the day are shown IN the following table OF
Tuv nu
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Cp,nndI Hobiie

Corr FtEF-The market Rio qulei, buiinoss being
restricted by r snaness Of the onsrnKs and the nrmness
of holders fnc S< bags, lnchdairnie, pr
yate terms Prices firm Yesterday quotations
For other descriptions the market du the demand
being ght,but prices steady at last quotations.
FLoUE AND GkAN-keceipts s,a1S pbB nour, l,400 do.
e9gs wsR, AQQ RSs d0a NSIs paAsk wAsab lG1H ~,
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corn 10 e6 $50 rye Flour quiet and I'M
chaneea though some few effected A. slight I'M
progsnen The about 5000 bbs For southern
-four quiet about former prices The safes
were bbs Rye quite steady, with moderate
demand the saes being 311 bbs Corn meal was rm w,n
sales OF 800 bbs within the range OF our quotations. we
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
~ FIFTY-FouRrH REPRESENTATION
FIFTY-FOURTH REPRESENTATION
FlFTY-fOUKrH REPRESENTATION
FIFTY.FoURrH REPRESENTATION
AND
SEVENTH WEEK.
THE ONLY SURVIVING HAMLET.
TO BE CONTINUED
Every Evening and Wednesday aud Saturday Matinee.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. E7
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET Decidedly the most pop
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET nar and enjoyable EN-
GEO. L. FOX AS HAMLET. II RTAINMENT At pres
GEO. l.. FOX AS HAMLET. ent In the city. Mr. fOX
GEO. l.. FOX AS HAMLET. lis admirably supported,
GEO. l.. FOX AS HAMLET. accompanied by appro-
GEO. L.. FOX AS HAMLET. pirate Scenery, Costumes,
GEO. l.. FOX AS HAMLET. together with introducto-
GEO. l.. FOX AS HAMLET. ryvOCAL and INSTRU-
GEO. l.. FOX AS HAMLET. MENTAL MUSIC.
Seats secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE, at the Boz
Office and at the Theatre Ticket ohice, ia Broadway
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DRYANT'S MINSTRELS. MATINEE TO-DAY.
ID Mr. THUS c. BURNS
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY MATINEE BENEFIT
VIII take place to-day,
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, AT two O'Clock.
LOOK AT THE IMMENSE ATTRABTI0F.
JOHN MULLI9AN, of the San Francisco Ministries, with
BOBBY NEWCOMB,S kind permission of Messrs. Birch,
Wambold, Bernard h Backna
JOHNNY HART,) from Theatre Comiquc,
ADD RYMAN, ; with kind permission Of
MAST BARNEY,N Messrs. Butler Gilmore
FRANK KEARNs, from Tony Pastors Opera House with
kind permission Of Tony Pastor, Esq.
The entire troupe Of
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS,
Unsworth, Eugene Dave Reed, Little Mac. a. w. H. GrGln
Rockefeller Russell, Grier Denpster, Brands, with T. H.
Ross Grand Orchestra and
DAN BRYANT.
Doors open Mt I. Commence at O'Clock.
Admission (for this occsson), One Dollar.
WIN. L. PROCH
Chairman OF COMMITTEES.
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A,rUsEsiENrs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLAoK
Doors open sPciaL I q '0Sgsnss ESTSs at O'Clock
AI wAIIAok ''RsossPs RosT xr fnpsqss' ses that the d'''
can be presented bu, 'AN'
!. ......n.,.. + FEW ~ NIGHTS Longer, r.,o..
MEN AND ACRES
LosT LosT At At SEA, sEA
LOST LOST AF AF ss.; ss.;.
hSsF h9sF At At sEs, SEA-
Powerful CAST
Ct. s14ss .sR AND
fzEEsiSEE EzFEsiSE Ss Ss 4sFSS Aston VILLA. VILLA.
TIE TIE a4sTEtsSs;tE .4sTEtsESSss;;EtEE sRas sRst Il;
s$ssFss sSssFs$ sSssFsS 3#EES: $#E|S $#EIS
sA7uRD1tY, ti,s4 ArFIk NkIIsHn KAT ~ f.Ao
ISsT Losr At # SEA. SEA.
NlsLo's GARDEN
L''s' 4HssssDAY xisoH 'AEfE5r At ssEg rALSf"
IND As WEN &
LAS. 9SsIonr
EsERAIB EsERAtb RIs RIsg ENERAEP ENERAHP EISs EIS
with il SUPERB CAST,
EXQUISITE ssinniasT snhSAsT rrrnors.
THE ~ssss sFeys THE "a asSa$ E
7si Ais 7fses fsRss sssy',!r Sv KrLnsssRY
FR5RAy Ms S9 S9kR MRS. BkfEs OF
THREE Pieces; THREE PiEcks; THkEE PIECES
sA1unDA1 rAnsNHhh MH15HHz e. Mr. AND MRS
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 4, drst appearance this
~ LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE
.
themA entitled
NEW IN HSs S1sf Ss sn sSHR
&C., &C., 'e ~ss BOOK IN Now S oFEs sS.'s'0"
N'''' '4SRss sEHs1A sAttasSSss AsssysgHHHsr slnn
FAREWELL fas :hs hssEsHrrr
xE AND MRS s$RsEy dyrgy gILL1AMs ANS,
For the aTss time IN many years at this ssabislmen
BARNEY THE BARON.
THE GREAT SRiGiSHLs
Bdx X oFFidH oFE GHf now p1F9fS oFEs
ETH AVENUE THEATRE,
OATH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
COLE MANAGER........ ..AuGusTIN DAILY
IlvERY EVENING, ats,
Fnou-TRou'
THE FAMOUS COMEDY OF
CoNTEMPoRANEoUs SOCIETY,"
NOW IN IT'S SEVENTH WEEK.
.iLIRoU-FRoU," SAYS THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ATS THE DRAMATIC SENSATION OF 1870"
{! FAITHFUL REFLEX OF SOCIETY IN IT'S FRIv-
"A oious moods Times.
FRoUFRou MATINEE
LIVERY SATURDAY, AT
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Eighty Thousand tons were sold, and IL will bt
seen that the average Increase IN the price Is about
iorty-nve cents. VINO can tell why thus should bt
thusy2
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Holders OF gold paid three TO nve per cent to have
their balances carried. The Hammonia from Europe
brought 4, 600 600 francs specie.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
foiiows:-
Oolu
Gold balances 1861. f2g
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. ls9l,72S
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AMDsE,IENTs.

.o0DS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
w Successor TO Barnum's.
Broadway, corner OF Thirtleth street
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
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ANU 'kEN9ENTS.
DOOTHS THEATRE,
ID rwentyhlrd street. oetween Fifth and sixth
rHI-RTERNTH WEEK.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
EDWIN BOOTH
MACBETH,
in shakspearerssuhhme Tragedy OF that name.
ON MONDAY APRIL ls

Seats seeursd two weeks In advance at the once Of III.
thsa<e at its branch ticket 0ce at the Music store
o. H. Dison Co., Ill Broadway
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Luxembourg.

The so-callod Grand Dutchy Of
Iiixcmburg, OF which the king Of
Holland is now the SIBERIAN, has n
POPULATION Of about two hundred
thousand inhabitants, most Of whom
are Germans, but familiar With the
French language. The public debt
q The Grand Dutehyis abont 3,200..
900 thallers. Its revenues were. IN
1860, 2Sa,eao thaliors, sna its e..
penditnres l,S22, $50 thaIers The
rate Of taxation Is comparatively
light, and II the rigid Prnssian al.
illustrative system should be intro.
daced there, the amount Of revenues
would no doubt be considerably II.
creased. #, as has recently been in
tlmated, Prussia should deem It al.
vlsable to annex Lnxcmburg, the
other Great Powers would hardly
take sides with tile King Of Holland.
provided that 4 sufficient pccuniary
compensation should bcpaid to him;
and the Prussian Government itself
Will hardly treat him with much re.
gard " - much rs both and his
Queen il the present great struggle
between France and Germany have
rspeatedly manifested their strong
tyInrAtllies fof the former.
---- e
HnaI A i 4.
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old dcarl too bad r


Al English Bishop, who a5font
Of shooting, IN one Of his excursion.
met with q friends game keeper.
who heslarplY reprovod lor iuatteu-
ton 70 his religious duties, exhort-
Ing him strcnuously 10 "go to church
and read his Bible
The keeper, in angry mood, re-
spondcd;
"Oh, do read my Bible, sir, but
Idon't find in il any ~mcntion,oi the
Apostles going a-shooting.
ne, mygood man, you arerlght,''
sad the Bishop. the shooting was
very bad IN Palestine, SO they went
fishing instead.n
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Doctor o'Leary says that a girl
can die Of too much love as well as
too little. AFT ever you see ono OF
those t~urtledove pairs whoare always
my lovcing,' my darling, my duck
ing each other" says the doctor,
"yon may set It down that ono or tho
other will die Of the heart disease or
consumption within three months.
anditis almostinvriably the woman
who dies, Those womcn," he adds,
"whoalways scold and speak Grossly
to their better halves-they never
have consumption or die Of heart
disease.
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Hi vs.. bql
~ D
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M
Hstrf
Eve as a
w T
~ g
sh's q af mHa
oH ri aai lsl .H
lm .ffstH I'D .t.
att Htaa fbt 80 s,sa
n Hat mslf bt.# Hh8's l.
a'sfl s m.a.V m 81
mi5h .bfff m
in ltiam ita FHal
taHi aIm
Fraf tal ns.1
Ntat 90 fAr F
~ w. fansl fiassf
l'a a
raeia 81 ora % m ~ g.
beg m anyit nt the
80 u iha i aa.at q, ...
nit m.iItug !.s a.f
t fnl fum aIl vlp a, u
nor and ihr privilege " aau
tainu Hfi snl o. faraUaa5 .ur
tZll0e as e. fim asi rsiHn
q lgmbas, az Vice President tuIrft
Sticol VI rt
A aeknovl. lermcnt % On
amounts received whl bg mal
through the prcfs. and tc EJi.or.
throughout tbe State. at W.lI as 40
others, arc respectfully Invited q.
give tlcir ail and Influence IN carry.
Ing "a, nn object 81, ucaf an.
de to Sosthcrn haarls.
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). y. LEE
Vice President Tor Mississippi


No lsEsr. Alas that lhore shoul
be 50 many poor souls who IL thi.
world and that which Il to come loul
forward to nothing that is subs'an.
TALLY comfortable and satisfying
Here, for instance, IL avcritablo do
Is ~sasadeaisoi saint Iartha, who came
into a neighbours house IN Butlal,
n few days since, dowuclst, weary.
ing with many cares and cumbercd
with much serving: $50 mulch t.
do. cleaning rking,cooking,was
ing, sewing, and everything else
No rest never was and never will.
be, for me-
"Oh yes said the COOL woman
she addressed, "there will be a rest
one day for ~ ala long rcst."
"Not for me! not for moi was
the reply | do die,
there will be certain to be rcsurrcc.
ton the very next day 1t would be
just ny luck !"
"Poor old dear too bad =
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BULLS
4 Good Reason FOR the CAPTAINS
Faith.

Read the Captains Letter and the Lellcrfroa
bis mother
Benton BARRACKS, No. April 80 ls66.
nR joins nttt-Dsar Sir. knowing IN,
efficacy Of your ~Ssrs,parilla, and the bealinf
aud beneficial qnalitiesit possesses. | send Won
ne ioliowing statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years apo-wae
taken prisoner and tnNfucd i0r sixteen months
icing moved 50 Often, my wounds have pot
healed yet have not sat up a moncnf
'incel was Wounded. | am shot through Tho
hips, Ny general health is impaired, AMI /
need something to assist nature, ! have more
fatth IN Nonr Sarsipaills ;han in anything
else. wish that that is genaiue. Please e1.
press me half = dozcp hotties, and oblive
Carr G. +, JOHNSON.
ST Louis, Mo.
/ ) The following was written April 30
leG6, by Nrs Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt
Johnson,
Da, joins RriJ~ Dear Sir: Nv husband
DEC, g., johnson. wasa sAill6tl SURGEON AMI
ply clan in Genital New York. where he aica
the above G z, johnson 10 nv care
~ thirteen years Of age be- had a chronic dior.
thea and scrofa'0, for which gave him yonr
.Sar'ApafillA. II CrReD HIN. have for lon
Fears recommended =, to many in New York
and Ohio, for scrofuli, ever sores epJ
debility. Perfect success has attended
1. Tie cures Effected IN sons rgsS, ~ styo6,Ls
Jertr sores rers Gimost mjaeglop.. avn
'nS'oNs for my son TO nrain have recourse Nd
orr SSFsapnriSa, lie Is fearful Of pctl'n- =
.nnrioas article, hcrco iswritiag to yon for il
las wounds are terrible, bur I believe he Min
cover Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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In Winter darbor. April Is. Of consump-
tion. Charles B. son OF Mark l.. and Sarah A.
Bnnkrr aged % wears month DAYS.
In Amherst. April -, Capt. GooJell Silsby.
aged 80 years months.
In Eden. April IS. Capt. Ezra Hsmou. aged
- wears. All inst, Mrs. Jane Hopkins. wife OF
Capt. Seth Hopkins. aged 20 yesrs. For many
wears WORTHY member OF the Baptist Church.
9Th inst. Hannah Thomas, relict Of Nicholas
Thomas Esq. aged ~. She was the lat re-
naming member of the little band who form
ed the Baptist Church in Eden at it, orgapizs-
ton IN 1893. and WAS I worthy member until
her death.
In Calais. April 20. Sarah A. daughter Of
years month and 20 days.
In Calais. April -. Mrs. Ella J. nurgin.
wife 81 Mr. Frank Durgin. aged 10 years.
Western pEper- please copy.
In Ca.ai.. Nav 1t. Hezekiah Bradford, aged
! 4S wears.
Mr. Hannah Wooster Hin. who ou'lived her
husband. Mr.. Nahum lIil. about seven years.
died at Buckspo' April 29h, aged IS years
ani months. and At abou. the same age of
her husband. when he died.
learn fhal Mr. Hill always lived in Sulli-
van. having come 10 Buck>port a few months
-ince to visit her children She was the moih-
. ~ Is children. all of whom grew hp. and /
81 whom now living Her oldest child
Mr.. H. G.. HUI OF 31cksport, l. her oldest son
>hn ha- AWAY, been an active woman. and
her house ~ always u home for ministers OF
the g,>pel
She died With her daughter. Mrs. CHM, and
her remains were removed TO sullivan tor bur
iai l.. ii. w
Buck>p0rt Man iii
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L,c,ai.,. lotitt

T. 'h+ u .nnrahIc tlrkcr Tuek judge of ProbAt.
,,.., ,r
- .-.- - "a" N
''"' ',4-.l 81
i'' 90 N-~' - ~ i.'' "l 'AN .NN' Up
q Y, ..' INV q. Z
ht ir'''' u. wv n rtt'i 49, u Ella
i''' tf - "5'
In +'t" "f 'NN't iNtN
(" r 'N -
'' XIV "A' 't IT. ~ ~
N-"t'N' '"- ~ -H''4t 4" '"" iaH '''.4 "a
.'''' 90 ~ 3 =. ''''i '' ~ '''
.--N' ~ -A hi.i'.s ihit ih"f -hi interest '.i
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I FIRE The dwelling -house OF II. II. Silshy
Esq Amherst was burned on Thursday last
II caught on the roof from sparks from the
chimney. The furniture was saved but con-
siderable clothing was burned.
The East Harrington church is building q
parsonage. Rev. J. F. Eveleth who has re-
Gently taken the pastoral ere OF this church
enters upon his labors under encouraging cir
c1mstsnces.
Launched at Addison. 7th inst. sch 'oner
of li6 tons. called The Victor. to BE- command
/ ed by Capt Philanier Look. The Victor was
1 built in the ward Of Look and Co. and under
Y the supervision Of master Thos. ook.
4 i &. Nash snd Co., are building a schoon-
err OF 200 tons.
Capt l.. \. Knowles has commenced
work On n vessel of abou, 800 tons.
! The Baptist church in Harrington has
i CO umenccd work on new church ediiice.
The Bango- correspondent Of the Boston
/ Post Telegraph, that Gen. James III. Butler. oi
/ renob>coi. Chairman of the Democratic state
/ Committee. will i,,uc call on "Wednesday f'r
( a Democratic State Convention to be held It
/ the city Hall, Portland, ON Tues lay, the ssih
oi June.
The Schooner orida OF surry Me. Jordan
T Mister from VI tchil> ipr Boston. with lumber
>pruEs a leak OF NJ ID set on the night Of the
asa and flied in twelve hOuis. Got into Gr-en>
Landing where >be viii he repaired and pre-
+ coed on her voyage.
The >ch'r Morganis. Curtis. master. from
Ellsworth for Boston. pr ing a leak and pnt
i-no Green, Landing. "a repairs, leak not
had a, anticipated, She Miil proceed lhc hr-t
far wind
Hon. =. ". Paine has been confirmed a
Insurance Commissioner OF Maine.
Capt W. II. Lane who WAS drowned by
the cap>izin. of the Schooner Rachel Post
of Camden, on Wednesday night Last. was
buried with Masonic honor, on SUNDAY
The Hhig man has been INDUCING n
cucumber> and lettuce in garden ID that
CITY.
The Watcrv.llc Mail SAYS that NJ
Edwin Moves. of Bath. was thrown from
carriage near Wu>low'> Minis. in fairfield
a few days ago. ANA hi~ arm badly broken.
besides other injuries.
-Goll j. up to us again. There j. no
accounting for it. ups and downs"
The new schooner Harvest Home"
bulli in the yard OF Messrs. Coolidge a CO.
viii hr Launched on saturday next. She J.
intended FIR the fishing business, and j. -
be commanded by Capt Henry Crabircc Of
Hancock This will bc the first launch in
the new town of Lamoiur
The ksnncb-c Journal SAYS tina; operations
have commenced nj the Augusta dam. The
>prague Manufacturing Company have com
mt nc-,i 10 raise Ia. wooden centre, which fen
ia during rhe lac lre,aet AMI which were tu
he u>ad 10 iAe c1n>t ru ,iion OF the stone arc he's
AMI have also comm nc,l removing the de'.ri,
In by the frr-het. preptr,ory = re,umns
WORK upon their Improvement, OF tAs water
power which wa suspended during the fresh
3D.
HARRISON Hume. E>l. ha> been ap-
pointed Deputy Collector at Chcrrlur a.
l. there any balm III Gilead: ''Sec wo-
mau picking grapes" says an advertise
mrnt womln Wa seen few miles dis
iani ina gum tree by the road side. some
hneen feet from the ground picking bud
fpr D,t;er> one day last week.
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NOTICE Of Foreclosure.

!i!Ian baton 81 tVuI -boTo IN the County
o. hLhcor K ~ a. invrtg age de Ell dated the !O.h
DAY OF oci1Ocr l,J and recorded IA Hancock Go
seeistry. Vol IL, Page jt5, conveyed u John
hinssiey late Of said ,.ould- boro, deceased and
Alden Young OF saI1 Gould- ooro; one undivided
haii OF certain Cabinet shop situated at West
nouldsboro, IN said Gould.boro on the stream.
near Nathan shaw Jr's dwelling house, with all
ms, the SAID Eaion's, night in tease OF privilege
Tor sald shop.
Ana whereas the interest of JOAN kingsley IN
sAld nofigaged premises and debt thereby Sc
cared having become the property OF Mary Il.
hing'ley, and the conditions OF said Inortg az 4
having been broken we. the said Mary u king-
icy and Alden Dung claim u foreclosure OF N q
same, and give ih-s notice accordingly
MARY Il. KINGSLEY
AID n YOUNG.
by their Attorney, Il ~ SARGENT
GouI!sboro, Alay ii, 1870. PsIa
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NoN-RESlDeNT TAXES,

The following list OF taxes on real estate of non
resident owners in the town oil BrooklIn, for the
year 1853 in bills committed 10 Nelson Herrick,
Collector OF SAID town, the I'D day of May lss9,
has been returned by him 10 me remaining IN
paid the 3d day oil March, 1870, by his cernca e
Of that date and now remain unpaid And notice
is hereby given that if the said taxes interest and
chaf ges not paid Into the treasurer oil said
town within eighteen months from the date oil
commitment OF the said bills, much of The real
estate taxed will be sufficient to pay the amount
due therefor, including interest aud charges will
wtho ut further notice be sold pu bile aucti
the store OF York 4 Babson Gale Il in said own
ON the 18th day OF Dec, $50 nj O'Clock r. NJ.
Acres, Val. Tax
Bailey Clssson, I, 80, cor.
Hiram u. Carter. -. house barn $40. 1s3l.
Barzill Closson, ~, Bj, 23o
John Is. Carter, house lot, barn
4 clubhouse, ls5, 2,7s
Amasa Eaton, his of 70 IS, l-52
Marine Guano, and
Oil Cos, works, $500, C6 IS
Isaiah Ober, ~, 04S
Hiram Bartlett, ! house lot barn 49, 6,3e
James Hamilton, 75.house 4 barn SIS, 963
Norwalk Fish and Oil Co.'S, works, 100, 3.79
X. 4. HERRICK, TT. Of BroOklin.
Brooklin. April 30th. 1870 swls
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Nj A II II lie ID.

In Cslais. April d. by Rev. William Carru-
Tiers, Mr.. Alfred q. Barnard aud s,iss Hattie
n. Carey, both tf Calais. May LIST, by Rev. L.
u. Eddy. Mr.. Andrew $. Hayman TO Miss
Alice A. Logan. both OF Calais.
In Deer Isle, by Sullivan Green, Z O., Capt.
Swan.ey 5. Gross, TO Miss Emma Rich. Also,
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