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der ola companion the night before and throw

ibS Ills Uouy iuto Tue river.
An Havana letter of the 26th ult. states that
twenty-five more persons arrested in Santiago
had been shot under the pretext of being
brought out to make declaration or protest
of innocence as to the charge of treason nre.
ferred against them. They were ordered into
the presence of Mayor Beet, who without cans.
ing any examination whatever to he made,
gave orders that they should be Immediately
shot, and the execution took place in his nres.
ence. Boet is one of Valmaseda's officers.
Some time since Mr.. Joseph A. wara q,
Portland brought suit against Secretary Bout.
we'll to recover money deducted from his ma
by the Treasury disbursing officers on account
of absence. An examination of the subject has
convinced the Secretary that the DOCKING Is
illegal, and orders have been issued to nav owe,
all amounts which have been withheld from
the pay of clerks in the department.
The London Times says the Pacific Railroad
enterprise will extirpate Mormonism in Amer.
lea.
The impeachment of Auditor Wyckliffa q,
Louisiana has resulted in his conviction on
every article of the charges.
The great suit which has been before the
courts so long for the settlement of the viii d
the late Miss Sylvia Ann Rowland has come
to an end by mutual agreement of the mar.
ties to it. Mis- Hetty H. (Robinson) Green
consents to a disposal of the property in ar.
cordance with the terms of the will. and N.
expenses of both sides, amounting to s1ha eco
are to be paid out of the principal of the a..
| tate.
The following nominations were sent 70 N.
Senate Friday: G. 81. Butler, of California
Consul at Alexandria, Egypt; F. P. Meies. o
Tennessee. Consul at Montevideo; Almon A
Thompson, of Michigan. Consul at Goderick
James w. Mason, of Arkansas, Minister Res;
dent and Consul General to Liberia: Jama,
Riley Weaver, Of West Virginia, Consul a.
Antwerp; David j. Williamson, of California
| Consul at Callao.
Gen. Bede!l has written private letter te
Mr.. Buttertield Of the Concord Patriot stain.
that he has no intention of withdrawing from
the contest, and that the substitution of Mr.
Flint's name on the ticket had been mad,
by the Central Committee without consultins
him.
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The Mask Fallen.

Inc Democrats yesterday nominated, with
a show Of formalty, William L. Putnam for
Mayor. As the "citizen's nomination" was SO
carefully endorsed by such wheelhorses " Of
inc democracy as Gen. Anderson, and Jas.
ODonnell, Esq, in public, the Republicans Of
Portland will require no better evidence that
Locofocoism was the accoucher and nurse of
the citizens movement of 1870.
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Ward Three.

The unanimity with which William Senter,
Esq, was nominated for Alderman in Ward 8
indicates the respect with which he is held by
the Republican party at home. He received
ninety out of the one hundred votes thrown
compliment which he richly deserves The
result will be gratifying to his political friends
throughout the city; and his election will
secure to the city faithful servant.
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l, Jane P. Thurston, Proprietor of the State
of Mainef and Supervisor thereof, hereby au-
thorize and empower Municipal Election for
Mayor for the city of Portland, by qualified
voters, On Monday March Z, 1870, agreeably to
the fundamental law of this State, and United
States constitution. JANE P. Illusion.
PORTLAND. March 4th, 1870.
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AHNTFoR THE BUSINESS MEN OF PORT
LAaD.-March 4, 1869, when General Grant
entered upon his administration, gold was 131
q 1872. Yesterday, March 4, 1870, it was
quoted at 113 1-2. Isn't it best to endorse an
administration which has done so much, and
which promises 10 do even better?
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The Republican Caucus in Ward
Two.
10 the Editor of the Press:

10 the Editor of the Press:
Noticing several articles in the papers that
certain falsehoods were circulated in Ward
Two to defeat the nomination of Mr.. Senter, l
wish to say that never attended a more
gentlemanly conducted caucus than the one
held at Ward Two for the nomination of May
or; every person coming forward and express
ing his preference by voting for the man of
his choice, which resulted in a majority for
Mr.. Kingsburg, and have never heard any
voter of Ward Two speak of Mr.. Senter as be-
ing other than gentleman, and had he been
nominated, have no doubt they would have
given him their cordial support.
THOMAS PENNELL,
Chairman of Caucus
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Republican Victory i'm Cumhsrl..a

The following is list of the town officers
elected in Cumberland March LIST, 1870: Mod
orator, William Buxton; Clerk, A. S. Sweet.
sir; Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers OF the
Poor, N. L. Humphrey, F. o. Blanchard, Rob-
ert Hamilton, Jr.; Town Treasurer, N. L..
humphrey; Town Agent, N. L. Humphrey;
Collector. Samuel R. Sweetser; Superintend-
ing School Committee, Nathaniel Pinkham,
Wesley Sawyer, (Dem.) Solomon F. Hamil-
ton. Money raised for schools, $170o; for sup
port Of the poor, $1,000; contingent expenses,
500; for support of highways, $4,000.
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To remove Pimples, Blotches and Eruptions
from the skin use Schlotterbeck's Moth and.
Freckle Lotion, sold by all Druggists tbs
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR MAYOR
The delegates appointed at the Democratic
ward caucuses Wednesday evening, met yes
.eraay afternoon and unanimously re.Domi-
naeeo lion. VIM. L. Putnam for Mayor.
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In another column will be found statement
of the Guardian Fire and Marine ms Co., of
which Mr.. j. E. jerks, Fluent Block, is Agent.
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JAPANESE Switches, IS, 20, and % cents
Chignons, 80 cents.
Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

SID I'm Melbourne Dec Goth, ship Josiah Hale
At Accra, wCA, Jan IS. barque Dawn. Gregory
, At LeghoEn 18TH ult. barque Helena. Potter, iron
AT at St Jago 18th ut, sch Carrie Freeman, from
nanax HIn, Drlg Montrose, johnson, New York.
pa Al at Mansanla 18th uit, brig A Ross, Wyman
Cid at Guantanamo Jan 10, brig Manson, Gilsey
New York T. 27ts SCI, sch Nellie Treat; Trim, Boston.
Boston; brig Catawba, havener do.
Ar at C,enuegos 18th ult. schs WIN Deming, Cook,
Sid 2ist. brig Naiad. Richardson, New York.
Boston, brigs Georgia. miller, Baltimore; 25th, Jere-
Cid 2Sd. briggs G W Chase, Bacon, Caibarien; Sell
ma Happenny, Sierra Morena; sch Howard, Griffin.
Boston 25th, irvine. Diggins. Sa2ua.
McLarren. Corning. New York; brig Robin, Doug
lass. Csrdenas; 2sd. sch Ellie L smith, Smith, Del
In port 26th, barque Rosedale, Pencil, for Caiba-
ren, to load for Portland; brig Emma, Smart, Tor
New York, ldg; sch Grace Webster, Hume, North Of
Hatteras; and others.
Chartered,-at Havana-Sch Quoddy, 1000 boxes
sugar ior Boston direct at 81 pr box. At Maanzas
brig hassell. 500 hhds molasses, tor Philadelphia
600 bids and 800 boxes sugar. ior New York. at si
and $3; Br brig Clio ior North Of Hatteras 400 hhds
at se Carlton Ito
ton or Portland 700 hhds nolasses, at so hid; sch
Irvine load at sagua for Boston, 400 hhds mOiasses
Ar at Matanzas Goth ult. barque Caroline Lemont
Bowker, Savannah; brigs Walthan, Hammond. st
John, NIB; Mcdonald, Adams, do; E A Bernard,
Reed, philadelphia; sch l. Fitzgerald, Crowley,
New York; 21st, barque Czarina. NIckes, York /;
22d, brigs 9 Colson, Payson. Boston: Lane,
Shute. do; 23d, Hermon, hichborn, New York; d g
Chapman, Knight Baltimore; sch May Munroe,
Sid 23d, barque Ocean Eagle, Luce, North of Hat
teras; brig j Brown, Balm, Portland.
AT at Cardenas 2lst, barque Mary Fox, Ross,
Philadelphia; M w Brett, Blanchard, New York :
briggs Showers, French, Boston; Josephine skin.
ner, Portland; Castillan, Lang, Charleston Ped,
6arque Alfred, Williams, New York; brig Gambia.
Gilkey, New York; sch Telumah. Hall, st John, NIB
23d, briggs Warren, Herman, New York; Prairie
Rose Griffin, do; Jas Davis Showers, Philadelphia;
2lth Gipsey Queen. Foster Portland; hattie, Grant
sch Arthur Burton, Frohock. st John, NIB.
Sid 2lst, brig Loeb Lomond, Savage, for North OF
Hatteras; ed. baraue Philena. Rose, New York |;
schs Webster Bernard, Smith, tor philadelphia 23d,
Ella Hodgdon, Dearborn, North of Hatteras; oath,
M Chase. Dolan, TOR Portland; Mechanic, Dyer,
North OF Hatteras.
Ar at Sagua nth ult. barque Scotland. Blanchard,
Boston.
In port 23d ut, barque Norton Slower, Slower, for
Boston, ldg; brig P SWEET, Lawrence, ior do; and
AT at St john NIB, Sd inst, brig David Owen,
Cid Sd, brig Liza6e, Tabbu,t, for Havana.
SPOKEN.
Dec 1, lat SO 10 8. lon So as W, barque H Hall,
from Callao for Baltimore.
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ANOTHER DEcLrNAT1oN.-Mr. Charles O,
Davis who was nominated by the Democracy
of Ward One, for Alderman of ,b.t 1911 -.
thursday evening, declines the honor In a
card printed in last evenings Adrert;ser
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SEVENTEEN dozen Black Lace Wells worth 50
cents piece going at Cogia Hassan's for Is
cents.
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WE would call the attention of our readers
to the card of Mr.. R. K. Galley in another col
umn. He is said to be very worthy young
man and master of his business. Try him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.

In accordance with a vote of the Directors of the
Portland u Ogdensburg R. R. Company at a meet.
ing held February 2sth, $780, thereby notify the sub
scribers to the stock Of said Railroad that an as
sessment of Five Dollars per share has been laid on
said stock, due aud payable on The eighth Jay Of
March Inst, at the Treasurer's Office, corner
Of Middle and Plum streets.
AUG. f. STEVENS,
mar1td sn Treasurer P. & o. R. r. Co.
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Coz in Casco Bank Block has every thing
new in the Hat and Cap line for Spring wear
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MARRIED.

Tn Stockton, Feb. 20, Edward La Foley and Mrs.
Annie Griffin.
In Monmouth, Feb 20, M. B. Sylvester, CT Wayne,
and Mary Pierce, of M.
In Lisbon, Feb. 10. VIM. H. Foster, Of Lisbon, and
Mary r. Jones, OF Stafford, CT.
In Newburgh Feb. q, David Tinney and Susan E.
In Augusta, Feb. 81, Joseph S. Fifed and Lucy j.
Knowles, both OF Manchester.
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SHIELD Whalebone Corsets, 80 cents pair
Anderson's, 1893 Congress st.
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THIS MORNING F. o. Bailey will sell at auc-
ton lot Of Furniture, &C., at No. 1859 Fore
OF
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DIED.

In this city March 4, Mr.. Josiah B. Snow. aged 80
In York. Feb. 27, Mrs. Edner d. Coche, aged 60
wears 10 months. Boston papers please copy.l
In st George, Feb. %, Joseph Fish. Esq, OF Tho
maston, aged 6S years.
In Thomaston, FEB. 20, Marcus Bennett, aged GO
years.
In Trpoli, Barbary, Dec. 20, VIM. Porter, Esq,
American Consul,-formery OF Portland.
In Aquawka, ILL.,, Feb. 26, MIR. Elisha Kinds, for
mery OF this city, aged "A years. boston papers
please copy.l
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NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
NEW YoRK.-Don't fail to read the notice in
special notice column, Of this sound old COM
pany. After having paid out most one hun
dred thousand dollars to our citizens in July,
1886, they generously gave one thousand dol.
lars for the benefit ofthe sufferers. This is an
oasis in the desert of soulless institutions, and
is deserving ofthe patronage of everybody who
has insurance to effect, for with their million
dollars paid up capital and over four hundred
thousand surplus, and able management, their
security is unequaled. Those who have expir-
ing policies in it will be likely to renew them,
and those who have not can embrace the op-
portunity now offered to secure one. Mr.. L. s.
Twombly is the worthy representative of this
most worthy company, and all business en-
trusted to his care will be promptly attended
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A NEW CANDIDATE FOR MAYoR.-Dr. Hem
drick is a candidate for the sufferings of the
people on Monday next. "Bolters" and ''sore
heads in either party please make a note of it.
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ARTISTS Furnishing Goods and Materials
for Wax FloDers, at j. w. G. Morrison's, 2S4
Congress street.
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LADIES Hem stitched Handkerchiefs, 81. 90
dozen. Anderson's, 1888 Congress St.
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LADIES' Cotton Hose, 10, Is, 20, %, 80, and
80 cents. Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
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W. L. WILSON & Co., s. Federal street, have
Just received choice lot of Japan Teas (only
65 days from Japan.) We advise all in want
to give them an carly call.
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GERMAN Woven Corsets, 60 cents pair,
at Anderson's, 1888 Congress St.
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LADIES Hoop Skirts, SO, 80. 60, 70, and 10'
cents. Anderson's, 1888 Congress St.
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1000
Pairs
Ladies'
GLOVES.
each
worth
also,
selling
Hlre -~--
Hot
Cakes
so cts.
GENTS
KIDS
for
65 cts.
COGIA
HASSAN'S
90 Exchange st.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar3 Sd inst. ships Flying Eagle
Lewis. New YORK 1i3 days; Yosemite, Mack, from
NEW ORLEANs-Below 25th ult barque Metis
Smith. from Boston.
,PENsACoLA-cld2 Gath, brig Frank Clark, Keene
BRGSswIcK, eA-sld oath, sch Sarah B, San.
p! SAvANNAH-Ar I'd, sch Maggie Mulvey. from
Cid I'd inst. sch Sabao, amson. Georgetown, Sc
,NORFOLK-Ar 18th, sch kingeader, Snare, from
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed out %. brig Eudo.
rus, Haskell, from Baltimore for Brunswick, Ga;
sch dertie Lewis, do Tor West Indies.
=, AT Sd, brig Nellie Move, Mcrriman, Matanzas tor
BALTlMORE-Ar 1stinst, schs VIM H Thorndike,
nan: nucksvil!e So; Ovoca, M tchell. Norfolk.
Sl9 lst sch Ella Trefetben, Sterling, FAN River
FHlLADELPHIA-Cl Cid LIST, sch Eliza b Emery,
Cid I'd, brig Faustina, Pate, son. Cardenas.
Callao; scbs Marcus Hunter, Orr, Matanzas; Arios-
to, Nasn, Providence.
CID %. ship Gen Mcclellan, Williams, San Fran
Elis,aSsinpSSt; ssSs Sarah Ei.h. Thompson, saVsn
Passed through He'll Gate I'd, sch St Mary, from
New York for Portland.
St John, NIB; Burmah, Winslow. New York
NEW BEDFORD-Sld Cd, sch Lath Rich, Paddock
ClenfuegOe.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar I'd, brig william Parks,
Lowe, st Thomas for Boston sch Chilion, Winslow,
New York Tor Newburyport; Daylight, McFadden,
Baltimore Tor Portland; Lightboat. Wood, from New
York tor Bath.
SID. schs Freddie Walter, and Nevada.
Ar Sd, brig Ivanhoe, Pierce, Cardenas ID days TOR
Portland, (0st and split sails.)
BOSTON-Ar Sd, brig r Cove, Hardness, New
Orleans; scbs Hockanom, Mullen. Rockland; Com-
monweanh, Ellems, do; Essex. Sawyer. Millbridge.
Sid Sd, barQue Volunteer; brigs Hattie Eaton, and
A Packard.
Ar 4th. barQue f A Kennedy, Hoffses, Liverpool;
brig Pontsett. Anderson, Tor Matanzas; scbs Uncle
Sam. Simontoa, and Tiger, Amesbury, Rockland;
Cynosure. Daley: and Lewis, Elwell. do; Maine,
Brown. Portland.
sALEM-Ar Sd. sch Sandolphiu, Lambert, Penn
broke.
GLOUCESTER-Ar ID, sch Sterling, Alley, Wis.
caSset.
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LOOK OUT for the Sunday Advertiser !
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l. O = II

DETWEEN Exchange and Winter street, iadies
d DIAMOND RING. enclosed in a small box.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving Il at
LOWELL & SENTER'S,
mr3snd1w Exchange st.
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LINEN Handkerchief, z, 8, 10, Is, %, and 80
cents. Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
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LADIES Merino Vests, g. Is, So, and 100 cts.
Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
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PORT OF PORT A n D.

Friday, March 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax, N S,-mds
and passengers. to John Porteous.
steamer New Brunswick, Pike, st John, NIB, vi
Eastport.
Brig Ellen, (Br) Kerr, Cienfuegos 9th ult,-molai
ses to E Churchill q Co.
Sch Lizzie j Clark, Clark, Grand Menan, NB-her
ring to B Knight.
Sch E Pray, Clark, Pembroke.
Sch Mirror, Pierce. Bristol.
Sch Henry R, Sterling, Monhegan.
CLEARED
Sch Harriet Fuller, Willard, Boston-G S Hunt.
Sch Venus, Coggns, Boston.
Sch Ii Pray, Clark, Boston.
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ebay me and l'il do You good. 0-The best
medicine in the world Is DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT
AND HERB BlTTERS,-s long tried and Standard
remedy for Liver Complaints, Bilious Diseases, HUI
Indigestion, Costveness, Headache, and ali diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Torpid Liver, or
Impure blood. They cleanse the system, purity and
and strengthen the whole body GEO {. GOOD
WIN & CO.. Boston. Sold by all druggists.
Feb 28-d16w sN
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world |;
tie onIy true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable jim
stantaneous no Disappointment no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes; invgorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
pplied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
June S-sNd1yr&w
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will open to-day 80 dozen Spring Style Hats
and Caps. st
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Memoir ANDA,

cable dispatch states that barque Leila NJ Long
from New Orleans. which got ashore in the WeseI
I'd inst. was assisted OFT and towed to Bremerhaven
leaking.
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GENUINE French Corsets, $1.68 pair.
Anderson's, 1888 Congress St.
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Writings of SwedenbOrg
And the collateral writings OF the New Jerusalem
Church, for sale by
Nj. SEAvEY,
mr9sn5w No. 90 Exchange st.
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TAKE AYERS SARSAPARILLA to puri-
fy the blood and purge out the humors, pim-
Piles, boils and sores which are merely emblems
of the rotteness within.
d&W1t
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The well known hotel, the Parks
house, No. 1877 Washington street, Boston, has
been entirely renovated by its new proprie-
tors, Messrs. Boynton & Roberts, and is now
conducted on both the American and Euro
pean plans. The cuisine of the Parks House
is unsurpassed in excellence, and it is one of
the best dining places in the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
Niagara Fire 1nsafance c., Of New Y ERIK,
The UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent Of
this most reliable and well-known Company. ali
parties having policies expiring in the same are re-
Block, No. 81 Exchange street, and get them re-
pewed. mrssntf l.. s. TWOMBLY, Agent.
Ward Caucus.
The Republican voters OF Ward 6, who favor the
election Of the Citizens Candidate for Mayor at the
approaching Municipal Election, are requested to
meet At their Ward Room, THIS SATURDAY
EVENING, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for Alderman, Councilmen, and Ward Officers
Per order. mars sn1t
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One hundred dozen Plain Merino Hose, very
heavy, closing out at % cents pair.
Anderson'a 333 Congress ST.
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The REASON why you should have the White
Pine Compound always at haed is, that it is
ono of the best remedies known for the cure of
Throat, Lung and Kidney Complaints. Tryit
when needed, and see if it is not the article re-
nuired
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DAVIS B Cos stock Of Corsets and Hosiery
draws the admiration of all ladies, they sell
them 60 low
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JOB PR1NTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. WIN. NJ MARKS,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.DOaU7a Go the Prices !

DOaU71 Go the Prtcesl
ALL ABOARD FOE
A. .. ID A Wis s. CO..
PORTLAND,
The Great Tin.Type Route!
All aboard for THE PORTLAND PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY.
Large Card Tin-types,. 25 cts.
.......-........ Is cts.
o. 0cAAo. . 20 CC9s
Card Photographs from 81 to s. pr doz.
Other work in proportion. mars sn1w*
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WE would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Henderson & Staples
"Medical Illumination" and the certificates of
many Of our Well.knoWn citizens. feh21.tf.
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For Sale !

THE subscribers offer for sale at Boothbay Har-
i Dor, their entire fishing establishment consist
ing OF Wharf, buildings, Flakes, Butts, with about
40 acres Of land. 1t will make q very desi.
rable place for a summer residence. Boar SAILING,
fishing SC. The steamer calls going TO and rom
Bath.
MCPHERSON, PERRY s. TEACHER,
mrbttt Boothbay, Me.
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For TEN DAYs.-Men's Heavy Rubber
Boots, $500; Boys, $275; Ladies', $1.O0;
Misses, $1.75; Mems Heavy Over, 80 cents;
Ladies', 70 cents; Misses, 80 cents,-at Halls
Rubber Store, 118 Middle Street, under Fall
mouth Hotel. mar5-1w
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FORTY cents invested in one quart of oysters
fresh from Virginia, will make you nice din
ner next Sunday. Freeman & Co., 1O1 Fed
eral street, have some OF the finest we have
ever seen. dec11eStf
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PHoToGRAPHs-Just received, a new and
choice selected lot of cartes of celebrated ac-
tresses and celebrities. Also a fine imported
lot of foreign stereoscopic views.
J. II. LAMsoN's new gallery, 152 Middle st.
FebN -2wM,W&S.