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The Portland daily press., 1870-05-23
WEST INDIES.
ANOTHER REVERSE FOR THE

ANOTHER REVERSE FOR THE INSURGENTS
HAVANA, May 21.-The national troops at
Gibocoa recently destroyed the powder mill
aud two unfinished cannon which the insur-
gents were forced to leave behind.
The prices OF bank and railroad shares were
advancing rapidly.
STILL FURTHER SUCCESSES FOR THE STANDARDS.
The Captain General telegraphs that the
combined operations by the columns of Chin
chlllas, Frelardo and MOLtoni have produced
excellent results. Seventy-sx rebels nclud-
Ing eight chiefs and two citizens OF the United
States have been killed and % taken prisoners
The rebel Col. Benz Beta's equippage and cor
respondence has been captured. Col. Chincbl-
la, who is nephew of Regent Serano. was Sc
vereiy wounded. Col. Bargels detachment
has killed % insurgents.
SUSPENSION OF A NEWSPAPER.
HAVANA, May 22.--The publication of the
PenS0 is discontinued, that journal having
been merged into the Vose de Cuba. Senior
Gel2hi, editor of the PenS0, becomes the man
aging editor of the VoSe de Cuba.
Hayti.
THE COUNTRY QUIET
Advice from Hayti represent that the conn
try continues peaceful. Opposition to the es-
tabllshed government seems practically ended
The troops had captured or dispersed the last
bands OF the Piquets, many of whom have been
executed.
Gen. SAM, Governor of Porto Rico, has been
recalled and returned to Spain by the next
steamer.
THE WEST INDIA CABLE.
The work of constructing the land line of the
West India telegraph in the island is going on
without interruption. Sir Charles Bright Wis.,
tied 81. Thoinas on the 10th lust. to make ar
engagements for landing the telegraph cable.
San Domingo.
THE REVOLUTION ON THE INCkrAsE
ST. DOMINGO, May 9, via Havana 22d.-Re-
ports from the interior announce that Cabral
gains adberents and the revolution is increas-
ing, the people believing that annexation to
the United States is hoax. The ratification
OF the treaty is loudly called for here as the
only meads of restoring tranquility. Judge
OSulivan has arrived here from New York.
Jamaica.
THE WEST INDIA CABLE
KINGSTON, May 10.-Ship Melicent arrived
here on the Goth ult. with section of the West
India and Panama Telegraph cable. On the 81
inst. the steamer Yanic brought Sir Charles
Bright, the director OF the enterprise. The
steamers Suffolk, Doria, Titan and Benledi,
with the remainder of the cable, are daily ex-
pected here. 1t is anticipated the cable will
be laid by the end of June. Hayti has applied
to be brought into tel egraphic communication.
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MISUNDERSTANDING, Ellen Powell, fe
male not unknown to the police, went into the
store of James O'Reilly on Fore street. and
slipping behind the counter while Mr.. O'Reil-
ly's back was turned, distracted from the
money drawer about 81 cents in change. Mr..
O'Reilley informed the police as soon "a be
missed the money and officers Gribben and
Cammett arrested the woman ard took ber r.
the station. For the early hour of the dav she
was very commercially drunk. The money
was recovered.
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NE w YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW YORK, May 22-The corporation coun-
Gil have begun proceedings against the West
Elevated Railway Company, on the ground of
the violation of their charter and trespass on
the property of the city. The case will be heard
early in June.
The extension of the Northern Railway, New
Jersey, from Piedmont to New York, was form
ally opened on Saturday.
DR.. James Carey, of Jersey City, was COM
mitted last night in default of $4,000 bail for
trial for malpractice.
Ex-Consul Phillips. who was driven from
Santiago de Cuba, arrived Saturday, and will
go at once to Washington to present to the
State Department a report of affairs in Cuba
and to demand remuneration for considerable
pecuniary losses incurred by his hasty flight.
Day and night through express trains to
Montreal VIA Chatham, N. Y, begin running
tomorrow.
The new depot of the New Jersey Railroad
at Newark, is the finest in the State and will
be opened tomorrow.
The immigrants who arrived last week num-
bered 9636; total since January 1856, se4, an in
crease of 7794 nuAr the corresponding time last
Yaar.-
Charles Doffaldecker, a we'll known builder
OF Bergen, N. g., who was supposed to have
been murdered on Tuesday last, proves to have
been defaultcr and to have committed sui
eide.
Rev. Mr.. O'Farrell, of st. Peters Roman
Church, Barclay street, entertained at dinner
tnlS evening ABOUT II gentlemen opposed to the
Rev. DR.. McGlynn's advocacy OF the complete
severance of the Catholic religion from politics.
CONVERSION OF A RoMIsH PRIEST.
Rev. Dr. Kieting, the famous Romish jurist
and Secretary of Cardinal D'Audria at
Rome, recently joined the Reformed Church
in Jersey City and to-day preached to large
audience.
AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY
A meeting was held tonight in the Baptist
Tabernacle in behalf of the Baptist Colonial
ton Society. Rev. DR.. Kendrick presided.
Rev DR.. Samson of the Columbia College,
Washington, d. c., made the chief address,
Fifty years ago the ship Elizabeth sailed from
this port for Liberia with eighty-six emf
grants, and since then the Society has colo
nized, including the recaptured Africans, 10 900
persons. There are at present ON the coast of
Africa accepting the Christian faith, half a
million souls. The receipts of the Society dur
ing its existence amount to two and a half mil
lion dollars. The average cost of colonzing,
including all expenses is $125 head.
FIRE AT AUBURN.
AUBURN, May 22.-The barns attached to
the National Hotel, with their contents, in
Guiding five valuable horses, were destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss $11 900; insured for
one half.
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Cross streets, may be seen a fine collection of
paintings, portraits, Sc. Among them we saw
an excellent likeness of Nathan Cleaves, Esq,
beautifully executed by Miss Role. We no.
tced also the likenesses of the late Hon. VIM.
Pitt Fessenden aud Hon. William Willis; they
are enclosed in neat rustic frames There is
also a fine photograph of Bishop Nicely. in an
ornamental frame. Harry Brown exhibits a
pleasing water scene, which must be admired
by the lovers of art
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MAY CRIMINAL TERM-GoDDARD. j.. pREs1n1Nc
SATURDAY.-Horatio Pnkham, of Brunswick
pleaded guilty to the charge of keeping drinking
house and tipping shop and paid fine of 500 and
costs.
Haskell. Or
State VS.. Frank d. Holland. Indictment for per
jury alleged to have been committed in the case OF
j. I. Lewis g. Co. VS.. George w. Dunn ct AL Evil
dence for defence in progress.
Aashen. Strout g. Gage.
Pm
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Supreme Judicial Cour,

APRIL TERMINATION j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Wm II. Stewart vs. Timothy Joonov
Decision for plaintiff for $i943.52.
bennett & Denrett. pr,rn,r,
Carleton.
oonn ID. Williams VS.. r. o. j. Smith, Decisio,
for plaintiff fer s37s.7s.
T,s Smith pro Sc.
Inc following decisions of the Law Court were an
nounced Thursday:
OXFORD COUNTY,
Eipridge Gerry VS.. Samuel w. Durham. ,udg.
ment for the plaintiff.
YORK COUNTY.
state OF Maine VS.. George w. Merrill. Exceptions
overruled. Judgment on the verdict.
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G o M Nj H GAL.



STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-25 bags
oysters, bales hair, 20 pkgs spring beds, sewing
machine, bags coffee, sinks, casks oil. 400 bbls
flour, 20 coils cordage, 80 sticks enumvitae, bdls
Steel 80 pxs oranges, sewing machine, anchors 20
bds ron3 crates cigar boxes $50 boards % firkins
lard. "a bbls crockery bdls paper horses. so bxs
spices, 400 pkgs to Princes Express 100 do to order
For Canada and npcOuntry, 10 bales and bolts duck
10 casks soda ash, 20 bars and bdis iron 10 bdjs
straw board bales mattresses, pcs marble 80 bdls
leather, bales WOOL 100 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBECRAI.Ro car bricks
do Stats, do oil cloth, ASS bds paper cases do 20
prs springs, "a bds STATS extension table, centre
DO 80 pigs waste 10 bales batts casks iron IS bbls
beans, TUBS butter LOO bdis stock 13l Ikgs mer-
chandise Il cars freight for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY o06 cans milk, 500
bbls hour ~ bdls chair stock Z, do skins 20 bbs
ex oeei cars wood, do oats, do bark, 10 corn
40 saves, DO timber SO do lumber. DO shingles
40 meanings. For shipment east, 100 bols nour'
car oil. car sundries
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. oxen 10z boxes
scythes, 45 bds table legs, 20 cords Slabs 3O bush
potatoes, 20 bxs eggs 81 veas, al cases sundries.
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PROBABLE MURDER CASE
Och 10,
THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

CINCINNATI, May 21.-In the General Synod
OF the Reformed Presbyterian Church to-day,
the committee on the signs of the times report
ed long list OF indications that call for warn
ing of the people; among them touching the
question of the Council at Rome, the Bible the
Sabbath doctrine of the church, the marriage
relations and the venality, corruption and ex-
travagance in the government. The report
was accepted, and for better union among the
Thursday in January be observed i as a." dav Of
fasting. On the other hand the committee re-
cosnze the tendency Of things to break up the
crust OF mere human authority by Christians
and men generally to better understanding
and better union in Christ. The subject of a
union with the united Presby terrain Church is
special order for Monday afternoon.
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The Portland Argus says that at a meeting
of the members of the Second Congregational
church and parish Portland, Tuesday evening
it was vote5 that steps he taken to secure the
services of Rev. e. p. Thwing for the coming
year.-LeoCiSton Journal.
This will be news to the members of the 81
Parish in this city. 1t was the I'd church in
Saccarappa, as stated in the PRESS a. the time
that acted rs mentioned above.
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Mrs MANCHESTER, the distinguished Physi-
clan is now at the United States Hotel, Her
success during her ten years practice in the
State of Maine has been Unprecedented
Many persons who have suffered years from
numerous chronic diseases have been cured by
her after having been pronounced incurable 5y
other physicians, thereby demonstrating how
much greater the success OF physicians who
devote their exclusive attention to chronic dis
eases. Hundreds of testimonials from prom
inent and well known citizens of nearly every
chester's rooms. Those wishing to consult
her must call at once, as she remains only till
the 18th of this month
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TIE RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION. A call,
signed by 10 citizens of Portland, has been IS
sued for meeting at Reception Hall tonight,
at IL o'clock, "to take counsel in reference to
the interests of the city and take the necessary
measures to protect and preserve their obliga-
tons to the Railroad Companies Of the State
and all necessary measures for their vindica-
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HAOMaNG.

THE DAVIS UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SUIT.
CHEYENNE, May 21.-Chief Justice Lord de-
yesterday denied the application for a receiver
the Union Pacific Railroad Company. hoIdino
that the showing before him did not Justify it
or show any absolute necessity for such rem
edy; that the road was now being managed by
able and honest men and is in PROSPEROUS
condition, and if this were not so the bond ten
dcred by the railroad company is ample securi-
ty for the complaint in any event.
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RED RIVER.
n = y rs GAs
AN INDIAN OUTBREAK IMMINENT.

AN INDIAN OUTBREAK IMMINENT.
CHICAGO, May 21.-News from Red River re-
ports that an Indian outbreak there is immi-
nent. and great anxiety prevails at Fort Garry
from this cause and the arrest of Reil's agents
in Canada. Capt. Pole, Indian agent left
Sioux City yesterday for Washington, accom-
panied by Spotted Tail, Swift Bear, Fast Bear
and Yellow Hair of the Brule Sioux tribe of
Indians. They were ordered to Washington
!, by Commissioner Parker to meet Red Cloud,
the hostile Wyoming chief. They arrived here
to-day.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

ACCIDENTS
LOWELL, May 21.-This afternoon John Hop
kins OF Graniteville, on leaving the Northern
train at North Chelmsford, fell under the cars
and had both legs run over so that it was nee
essary to amputate one of them.
A boy named Gallagher was drowned in
Concord river this afternoon. His body has
not yet been found.
THE CALIFORNIA EXCURSION CARS
BOSTON, May 22.-Several thousand persons
were interested to-day in examining the Pull
man cars, which start to morrow morning for
San Francisco with large delegation of the
Boston Board of Trade and ladies'.
PROBABLE MURDER CASE.
Torrance Mcconnell, aged 45, was found dead
in his room in Stiman street, yesterday, I'M
der circumstances which led to the arrest of
his wife and Neil Murphy on suspicion of MUIR
der. Patrick CrOnan and other dodgers in the
house state that deceased found his wife and
Murphy in bed together, and was terribly
beaten by them.
BASE BALL AND ACCIDENTS.
WORCESTER, May Fitzpatrick Leahy was
killed yesterday while attempting to get on a
moving train.
The Amherst College Nine beat the Uniyer-
sity Nine. 80 to 49, at base bali yesterday.
Daniel O'COnnell, 55 years old, fell down
stairs last night and was dead when picked up.
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PROGRESS. The progress of the arts and
sciences for the last few years have marched
on with gigantic speed from the past; we may
even conclude that few years more will de-
velop combinations by which we may success.
fully navigate the air. Whether this shall
ever be accomplished or not, the discovery and
manufacture of Gold Medal Saleratus, by ele-
waiting the culinary sciences, has proved far
greater boon to man.
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paRiobicAts. Harper, New Monthly Mag.
azine for June has been received and is for sale
at the bookstores of Bailey g. Noyes and H. L.
Davis, Exchange street; Loring, Shorts Har-
mon and Augustus Robinson, under Falmouth
Hotel. Also at the school book, music and
periodical store of f. c. Andrews, No. Sc Cen
tire street, and at the book and periodical de-
pot of Messrs. Fessenden Bros, under Lancas-
ter Hall
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HAVANA, May 14.-Matanzas 6th-Br brig Little
Fury, $50 hhds Sugars for Falmouth and order at 60
boxes or Liverpool at 35s; American bark Megunti-
COOK 200 boxes for Falmouth and orders at 37s 3d.
and Br bark Margaret Wilkie 1000 boxes do and or
ders at ~. Taken at Matanzas 9th--American brig
Martha A. Berry. 600 bids. Molasses for New York,
a. So ~ li0 gals cgc. May 11th-Sch Harvest
queen 20 hhds. Sugars tor Port and at "a rs B hid
and sOc " b for small stowage; American bark
Monitor, 100 hhds. Sugars, Cabarien ann New York,
at 30 each; do DO Rosetta McNeille 1000 boxes SUI
gar mere anu at HdtdrfzaS,
one Spani III vessel, 21C0 boxes for Marsees at 47f
May l2Ih-Iaken IN his market Br brig Nellie John
son, 30 hhds Sugars for Portland at So s7J P hhd
and 90c " box small stowage; American big David
owen, go hhds. Sugars, Sagua and North Cape Hat
Ieras at 20 each, and Russian bark, $500 boxes for
Falmouth and orders. at 35s. 13thLTaken here
European bottoms Falmouth and orders, 5000
boxes for 37s 3d. do 5000 do 35s Cd; do 5000 for ga
BIKES do at 2Ss Cd or 81.
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CALIFORNIA.

INSURANCE AND MINING.
SAN FRANCISCO, May H.-The Insurance
Commissioners here have revoked the certifi-
cate of the Oriental Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, on account of the impaired capital
of the company.
In consequence of the dry weather and In
dian depredations placer mining in Arizona is
suspended. The silver mines in New Mexico
are the richest in the world. The excitement
about them continues
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Honolulu dates are to April 3Oth. The King
opened the Legislative Assembly on the 3Oth.
Count Won Beust, an officer of the Austrian
frigate Dona, and son of the Austrian Premier,
died on the Goth of April.
NAVAL.
The United States ship jamestown sailed on
the Both of April for the South Pacific Islands.
THE PROPOSED IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGES.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22-The reports from
Washington of the proposition to impeach
Judges Field and Hoffman created codsidera-
bic sensation heIe. The Alta California and
other leading journals discredit the charges
and are astonished that any member of Con-
gress can countenance such proceedings.
HEAVY SUIT.
The Com missioner of Immigration has COM
menced suit against steamship Idaho for
$155,OOO for violation of the passenger act.
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SOUTH AMERICA,


CARACAS, May 9-This capital was cap
tured on the 9th ult. by Gen. Blanco after two
days hard fighting. The city was greatly
damaged by the artillery and 800 were slain.
A new Government, with Gen. Gusemau
Blanco as President, has been established and
meets with no resistance. President Monanos
appeared before Laguayra with 400 men. Int
hearing that the revolution had been success.
fui voluntarily surrendered to the AGENT of
President Blanco and was released on narole.
The new Government has abolished the duties
on exports and reduced those on imports 20 per
cent.
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A WEArHERN Use INvENTIoN.-Nr. S. +.
Cobb has for sale at his store No. Deering
Block quite an interesting and useful scientific
apparatus for predicting the changes of the
weather. on the principle of the Hydrometer.
1t is in the form of picturesque miniature
cottage with two entrances, at one of which
stands a man and at the other woman array.
ed in holiday garments and both looking with
observant eyes on the state of the weather
outside and specializing on the prospect of a
change; If rainy the man steps out; if fair the
woman comes forth to enjoy the sunshine.
Call and see them.
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INDIA RUBBER HOSE for Hydrant purposes
at less prices than sold by any dealer in Port
land (call and examine previous to purchasing
elsewhere) at Halls Rubber Store, 118 Middle
street. may3dtf
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Miscellaneous Notices.

1t will be seen by notice in another column
that parties owing for internal revenue licenses
or taxes on income, watches, &c., should pay
the same on or before Friday, the 9th inst.
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BROWN, All Wool, Silk Mixed Suits, with
hobby English Walking Goats or Sacks for
$1,000, at Geo. w. Rich s. Co., No. 173 Fore
Street. may1SeOd1w
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New Advert5semr CITE ta5s pRv.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Carriages. John Russell.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Thrice Armed. :. los etter's Stom acn bitIers.
Dress and Cloak Making. miss L. Il, Miinkeh.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hair Work John f. Sherry.
Proposals. u. B. Hull.
Washington Market. VIM. Evans.
Wanted. wv. f. X. Rivers.
To Let . "A. B. Stevens.
P. & K X. Il. Change of Tine. l.. l., Iincoln.
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, best assortment in
State at Manufacturers prices, at Chas. Day,
Jr. & Co.'S, "a Exchange st. may 2S-1w
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DB~ The New Washington market, in Bos-
ton offers rare inducements to dealers in prod
uce and PROVISIONS, who wish to avoid the
heavy tax Of the "middle men," See card
in to. days paper.
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JOB PRINTING. Send your orders for job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they viii be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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NEW RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.-The new
timetable on the Portland & Kennebec rail-
road, embracing additional train accommoda-
tons, goes into effect to-day. Please read the
advertisement carefully.
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SOME one will probably get bargain next
Saturday. II. A. Bird & Co. offer the Forest
Avenue House. See advertisement in auc-
tiOn column
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SebagO Water,

RUBBER HOSE for Hydrant purposes can b
obtained With Pipes and Couplings all COM
plete, at the lowest prices from
j. & G. j. BARBOUR,
May Aft No. Exchange Street.
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Steam Bakery, Tools, Fixtures,
Teams, &c, Mt Auction.

ON THURSDAY, May %, at 10 A. M, we shall
" sell the property situated at East end of Tu-
Keys Bridge known as the STAN Bakery. The
building is built Of wood, n stories high The first
sorry is fitted and has been used a Steam Bakery:
the second story large hall. Is two years DID, thor
oughy built OF the best material, by the day. under
the superintendent of that well known builder Mr.
s. NJ. Sawyer. OF Portland, to whom reference can be
made to the workmanship and materials used.
The building 40 by SO feet % feet post first story
10 feet, second story is feet with strong attic
ering the whole. IT is well calculated for any kind
of manufacturing purposes or machine shop. 1t is
light and airy, with a good sea breeze in summer.
There Is plenty OF hard and soft water in the build
ing. Also. one six-horse power engine, boiler and
heater in perfect running order, with pumps pipes.
pulleys, Skating, betting, &c. Also, one Dough
maker, Cracker machine, preparatory Rollers. six
sets OF Cutters Likewise all the tools used in first
class Bakery. such as bread and cake pans, jumblo
and meat cutting machines troughs breaks. SC.
All the above were purchased new years ago.
Also, Platform and Counter Scales Mar top Coun-
tiers, Desks, Stoves. second hand Express Wagon,
covered Bread Wagon.
The above sold to close the business and the at
tenion of bakers and others wishing any or all OF
the above goods, is called to this sale.
may1S Il. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctioneers.
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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PARLoR and Vestry Organs that can't be
beat for tone and finish, at No. Deering
Block, Market Square, by SAMUEL f. COBB
Nav 20. d1W*
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CE from this water ready for present or tu ur
i delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board by
N. o. CRAM
March 18th, 1870. nr1Sedistt
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Coop assortment of Toys, Croquets, &c.
may be found at S. f. CoBBs, No. Deering
Block. may20d1w*
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TROUT FISHING TACKLE Of every description
at low prices at Charles Day, Jr. & Co.'s "a
Exchange St. may23-1w
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You can buy barrel of Flour, warranted to
be good, for 81. 50 at - Market street.
mayl0i2w E. D. PETrENGIIL.
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BERTscHY's Best Flour for S. 90 at 70 Mar
ket. ED. PETTENGIIL. mv2Otf
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THE ST. JOHN Boat, the New Brunswick,
on Friday brought over fifty men for Messrs
Wilson, Tenant, Hogan & Co., contractors
of the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad. They
were forwarded 10 the work in the afternoon.
Last Wednesday train from the West brought
sixty men from Qnebec. They got off at Paris
station and were brought over to Hiram. We
understand that one hundred more are expect
ed from st. John next Friday. This looks like
work ON the part Of the contractors.
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ONE HUNDRED SETS CRoQUEr selling
cheap at Chas. Day, Jr. & Co.'s. Nays 1w
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES Cheap at No. 2
Deering Block, by S. Il. COBB. mycO1w*
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Sheriff's sale of Genteel Furniture

STATE OF MAINE-CUMBERLAND,s IS;
A TTACHED on writ and will be sold at pubic
~ auction to the highest bidder Wednesday, the
18th day OF May ID 1870 at ten o'clock IN the
torenoon at the Salesroom OF II. o. Bailey Sc Co.,
No IS Exchange St.. in Portland. in said county, tie
following described personal property, to wit, &c.
Parior Suit in Black Walnut and Green Rept,
Etargerc, Marble Top Tables, Black Walnut Marble
Top Chamber Set, Easy and Folding Chairs, English
Brussels and IT, grain Carpets, &c.
Dated at said Portland the 10th day of May A. ..
1870.
NJ. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers n21td