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Brighton, Cambridge and Medford Cattle
Markets.

uaHEACtS.
Especial Dispatch by International Linc.l
BOSTON. Wednesday, March 20.
At market this week:-9s5 Cattle, 4a69 sheep and
Lambs, $40 swine, 90 veals; last week. 2Oi5 Cattle,
1878 Sheep and Lambs, 800 swine; 60 VeaIs.
PRIcEs-Beeves-Extr quality $l3 90 "a IL IN.
first quality S12 80 a $12 Isl second quality $1i rs as
IL 90; third quality $40 10 @ $11 90; poorest grades
81 Cattle.
Working Oxen-The supply is light and has been
for several weeas There has been more, however,
ira $3.50 q 800; ordinary $175 $225; handy Steers
$50 @ $1S5 % pair.
$50 @$45; years Odds $45 q $65 y head. Prices
depend great deal uuon upon the quality for beet
Most OF thu small Cattle that are brought into mar
There is but few Cattle in market except Working
Oxen and Mich Cows.
Mich Cows-Extra $s5 @ Sis; ordinary $50 q
in market are OF common grase; there is but few
of the fancy breed Of offered in market for sale.
Sheep and aam IN IS quote selections and extra
swine-store Pigs, Wholesale, 10 q lie; ,etail1l @
16c ~ fb.
Poultry-Extra 81 g 22c; prime 10 g 2OIc; poor
tic % fb.
Droves from Maine-M Rice ie, o R Ross 9, H S
Hasty5
Cattle from all sections has been and the trade
for common grades dull. The large supply OF West
ern beet which has been shipped direct to conr1is
sion houses in Boston has had an effect on prices,
and drovers say that there is not much use OF bring
ing large supply Of live Cattle to this market until
the supply OF dead beef from the West dscontiuues
heing sent 10 such large supplies. There were but
few Cattle from Maine, and most OF these small
Cows and years old Steers. Several lots of Maine
Cattle were shipped back to Maine last week. overs
prefarripg to take them home rather than sell at
pri es which they considered too low. On account
of the small supply of Working Oxen there is bet
Ter feeling and a fair demand, but large supply
would probably have a different effect Prices ior
Western beel Cattle are /; y 1b. higher than last
week, but large choice Connecticut RIVER Cattle did
not sell SO we they did one week ago. Butchers
prefer nice smooth steers which will dress 900 to 1000
lbs. at this season OF the year.
We quote sales OF Maine Cattle as follOws:-By
NJ K Rice, l6 three years olds tor $50 Y head; j
Miller, pair grth 9 tt IN, for $leO % pair; q
Ross, cattle for S525 the lot: pair grIh 6 # 10
grLh # 10 ill., Tor $1lO.
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NEW YORK.
AN INJURIOUS REPORT DENIED.

AN INJURIOUS REPORT DENIED.
NEW YORK. March 23-Captain Forsyth, of
steamer Manhattan, arrived to-day, He de-
mics the report that he refused to render assist
ance to the Samairia, which he passed March
18th, bound east, under full sail. He saw
nothing to indicate that the steamer was in
distress, though she could have easily attract
ed ate ntion by changing her course, taking in
sail or nring gun; none of which she did.
CITY AND VICINITY.
There are no new Bailey Developments to.
day. General Pleasanton enters upon the dis
charge of his duties on Monday.
IsdOre Wolf and 81. N. May, silk importers.
were to-day held in $4,000 each for trial for
smuggling, having entered silk goods at the
custom house as cottoDs.
ERIE BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, March 23.-Jay Gould to-day ap-
peared before the Senate Railway Committee
in reply to Burt's recent arguments for the re-
neal of the Erie Directors classification bill.
He claimed that Burt's real clients were two
Jewish bankers in London, Heath and Ra'
phael, who were the bona fde owners OF only
small minority of the Erie stock, $l0O,OOC'
though by resolution of the London Stock
Exchange all Erie shares should be stamped to
be transferred, they could retain control OF this
road, and in their dingy banking house in
London could manage the affairs and admin
lister the wants of this great corporation. He
declared that the present bill will effectually
to the New York or Pennsylvania Central
Railroads, either of which could we'll afford to
pay two or three million dollars to shut up or
localize the former road. Mr.. Gould also de-
MED the statement OF Mr.. Burt that he Gould
had refused him access to the road and its Offices
and asserted that he had made every effort to
afford information of the condition of the road
He detailed the interview with Mr.. Burt, al
which the latter expressed his approval of the
nrpciple of classification, and told Mr.. Gould
that he and Fiske were the ablest railroad
managers in the world. and SAID he should in
sist on the nomination of twelve of the seven
teen directors, and limited his own appoint.
ment as Treasurer Mr.. Gould says he offered
to resign the treasurership to any responsible
man who would reimburse him for his ad.
vances Mr.. Gould also defended at length the
classification first introduced in this country
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NEW YORK. March 3-Horninq-A very large
c.o%d assembled in the Sub-Treasury to-day to hear
the BIDS Tor Treasury Gold. The tatal amount bid
TOR was S5173 0, at from 11z4 to 112 26100. 1t no
more than $l000,0O0 is awlrded, then the awards
Will range from ll2 20-l0O TO l12 26-100
money easy at A q per cent on call Foreign
1903 to 1924 for sight.
Gold firm at the opening advanced to 1928, but
erWards declined to 1l2i on report that the Sec
reary OF the treasury wo0ld sell S2,000,000. After
1l?b f
me ,iovernnent bond market quiet and firm.
southern State securities generally strong. Pacific
CenIras.
Inc Hallway market opened strong and afterwards
ec neG from to per cent, the greatest fall bling
~ Nortn western prefSrret stock. Afer meridian
Inc market rallied aud was steady.
NEW YORK, Mar h 20 -Affernoon. - Gold in
creased In firmness during the afternoon, closing
quiet and steady at 1924 a 1928.
governments were dull and irregular al the second
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FRED KIMBALL.-We are glad that our tai
pencil, even if it is only as recreation, for he
has genius and industry which if directed
solely in the direction which his inclination
leads him may give Portland an additional
name in fine arts that will bring us credit We
refer red the other day to a little sketch of
Peaks Island, from his easel, a: Hale's, which
indicated some of his od-time impulse; and
later we havs observed charming bit of Ok
ford county scenery-looking across Thomas
Pond through a gap in the hills, towards Wa.
terford Flat-a singularly faithful picture in
detail and coloring, which delights those who
are familiar with the subject.
Mr.. Kimball went to our beautiful Presump-
scot for subject for his last picture, which is
a work of more pretension than the others.
The hour is early morning. The sun is strug-
Cling with the September mist, and the soft,
dreamy atmosphere and placid water un-
stirred by ripple, lulls the beholder into a de-
licio6s forgetfulness of everything but the
scene before him. The rich coloring of the TO-
liage just kissed by the earliest frosts, imparts
wonderful tone aud warmth to the picture !;
and one loves to sit and participate in the deep
feeling which stirred the artist at his work.
Coming back from the esthetc influences of
the pcture to its mechanical exce!lencies, one
cannot fail to recognize the long and patient
study which the artist gave TO difficult sub.
;.>ct In this respect Mr.. Kimbal has achieved
a A altering success, and has received the
varmest praises of severe critics, which an
older artist might be proud of. We hope Mr.
Kimball may fiud opportunity for closer at
tendance to the art which he loves SO well
and in which he can, under favorable circum.
stances. win proud distinction.
While on the subject of pictures we canno
overlook the merits of new picture from thu
nencl of Miss Skeele, also on exhibition a
HALLS. It is a portrait of a greyhound be
longing to Mr.. Dane of Kennebunkport. Mis-
s. is becoming distinguished in portraiture, a.
those who have observed her pictures on fire
quent exhibition are aware. One feature II
the picture referred to is the rare Skill VIII
which the lady has reproduced the wors'e'
aishan on which the animal is reclining. 1
ProVokes great deal of favorable comment.
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LONDON, March 23.-11.15 A. M.-Consols 93A q
93f tor money and account.
American securities United States 5-20's OF
1862 coupons, 904 do 1865, DID, 500: do 1887 e9{. u
S. 10-40s, s63.
LIVERPOOL, March 23-11.15A A. M.-Cotton quiet
sales $4,000 bales; Mddling uplands III a I'LL;
Middling Orleans III q l1id. Corn 27s 81 Pork 91s
y<.----s, GLIB a. M.-Tallow quiet and
steady. Sugar 39s 80. Linseeo cakes dull Com
mon Resin IS q 6s Sd.
LONDON. March 23.-13OP P. M.-Consols at 9S4 for
money and account.
American securites-5 2O's 1852, 9Oa do 1865, s93;
do 1857 S9t; u s. l040s sGI. Ese shares 21J Ilii-
nois CenIIal shares 1154.
LONDON, March % -4.3O P. M.-Consols at 93l a
9SS Tor money and account.
American securi1es-U nited States 5-20's 1862, at
got DO 1865 old, 500; do 1857 $751; o. s. 1O-4Vs SGT
Erie shares 2lt. Illinois Central shares 1155. Great
Western shares 49,
LIVERPOOL, March 23-43o P. M.-Cotton-Mid-
ding uplands 115d.
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RECORDER KIDDER PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-State John II. Lingard In
toxcation. Continued.
State vs.. William Follett. Intoxication. Fined 81
and costs.
State VS.. John Donovan Intoxication. Contin.
ued thirty days.
State VS.. John Brown. Assault with a dangerous
weapon. Ordered to recognize to the State with
suretes in the sum OF $500 for his personal appear
ance at the Superior Court in May. Committed.
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co MI Nj H II GAL,


STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-25 boxes
soap, 10 bdls shovels 300 bbs four 100 do sugar,
hhd hams, 80 rkins lard co bols pork, 40 bales oak
um so coils cordage, 8, cases shoes, boxes fresh
fish. 70 cases dry goods 10 bbls and cask aye stuff
IL jars STUFF, so kegs white lead, 10 bales WOOL 100
boxes spices, so do n bars iron, casks soda ASH
Is bbls beer, 10 bdls leather, 70 pigs tn, horses
slegbs 1S9 bbls bone black, 800 pkgs to Princes
Express, 200 d, to order. For Canada and up coun-
try. hhds moasses, cases tobac. o. 10 bars IRON
bulls paste board, bales 0uck, 26 d. woul 43 bdls
Lat her, 20 pcs marble boxes tin, 20 bills iron, 1877
paper stock. 1854 pbls glass ware 10 bales hides 24O
pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-3G3 cans milk. 1893
pkss sundres 81 tubs butter, 80 bbs whiskey, cars
bark, do shocks, ~ do oat-, do copper ore, DO
potatoes, 80 do lumber. For shpme tent to Europe,
$50 bbs -four, bacon, de starch, 10 do provis
ions,6 10 flour, do wheat. For shipment east, 600
bbls fur.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-2 cars
hoops, do lumber, 81 bbs apples. 20 hides 10 tnbs
butter 81 boxes Seed 26 trussts 3cases merchandise
1923 pkgs merchandise "a cars freight for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-355 pkgs sundries
I horse shingles 23o sides leather So bills pota-
fms
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CORRECTION an omission in reporting
toast proposed at the supper given by Gum
berland No 3, on Tuesday evening last, the
sentiment seems '1ittle Mixed" We there.
fore hasten to correct the mistake so as to place
the matter right. The toast as given was as
follows:
Our retiring Chief-Always kind and pleas
ant to us all, and always acting impartially,
squarely and JUSTLY That his future may be
bright with blessings, and his remembrance OF
service Nth and for us be unclouded by the
recollection of any overt act of ours, is the ear
nest desire of Cumberland 8.
The members of the company are too well
acquainted with our regard for the department
to consider the mistake otherwise than an un'
intentional one.
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To the Editor of The Press:
Isuspect your opinion Of masquerading par
ties must be that like Banquo's ghosts. they
will "stretch out to the crack of doom. y
Nevertheless 80 pleasant an evening as wa:
spent by a merry party at the rooms of the
gallant Capt. Ben. Willard on Tuesday eve
ming ought not to go unchronicled. With
Messrs. Geo. Harnden and Elliott to furnish
music, by which to "trip the light fantastic
toe," and a supper at the s.. Lawrence House
in style of which friend Kidder may be
proud, the guests, some fifty in number, were,
as they ought to be, unanimous in the declara'
ton Of pleasure at the good time enjoyed.
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AUCTION SALES.
Administrators Sale of Valuable
Real Estate

DY virtue Of license from Hon. John A. Water
ID man, Judge of Probate with and for the coun-
ty of Cumberland shall sell at public auction, on
the premises on the 2ith day Of March next at II
o'clock M, the following Real Estate belonging TO
the heirs ct John NJ r ennel, late OF Portland, de-
ceased VIZ; A 1-2 story Wooden Dwelling House,
WIN en- attached, suitable tor family pleasantly
In said Portland, and numbered ID on said street.
Lot abou' 43 by 20.
RARE further particulars enquire OF p. j. LAR
u, Administrator, 90 Middle ST. or
Mar %. BAILEY a. 90, Auctieuee,s.
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F1RE.-Yesterday afternoon fire was discov-
cred issuing from the old Dyer Mansion, Cd
Commercial near India street. Officer Hous-
ton and some OF the neighbors succeeded in
extnguishing it without giving general
alarm. 1t was caused by children playing with
matches in a room in the back part of the
house where quantity of hay was stored. The
hay and the partition wall were consumed but
no other injury was done. Damage slight.
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Sale of Valuable
Real Estate.

DY virtue OF a license from Hon. John A. Water
Oman, Judge of Probate within and for the county
of Cumberland. shall sell at bile auction on The
premises, on SATURDAY the 2Cth day of March.
ut O'Clock NJ, the following Real Estate, belong
ing to the estate OF Charlie, Trowhridse, deceased
VIZ: The lot land tn the buildings thereon, sit
uared on the west side OF Vaughan street. next be-
low the corner Of Bracket. anil known as the Soap
Factory Lot, containing about 500 SQUARE fett OF
land. en- the said lot Is a Large Brick Building
formerly used as a soap tory, which can easily be
converted into dwelling. Also one small House
and stable.
The above real estate win be sold subject TO the
dover interest OF the idow of said TIowbrdge.
This Is Il valuable piece OF property and the sale
offers a tine chance ior investment.
For ,urther particulars inquire OF AARON b.
HOLDEN, Administrator, or
q. d. BAILEY Il co., Auctioneers.
Mar 10 I'd
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KENTUCKY.
VIRGINIA..

FIRE.
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-The loss by the
burning OF the Louisville City Railway stable
was $21 500; insured $17 800
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Row.-Yesterday afternoon quite a row took
place up on Green street. 1t seems that man
who had imbibed too much. accused several
young men, Lamed Ham, Foster, Penny and
others, of entcing him into a shop kept by
one Quinn on Green street, where they pro-
ceeded to get him drunk, and then drew MN
into quarrel, in the course of when some
one of them wrenched Masonic Lodge PIN
out of his bosom. Officers Philbrook, Hanson
and Dow saw the muss and pitched in, and
hroro,ht sevar,l of the offenders to the station.
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JUDGES OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.
RICHMOND. March 23-The Legislature to-
day elected Walter Staples, r. G. f. Moncure
w. f. Jones and Francis T.. Anderson Judges
of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
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ILLINOIS.

RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.
CHICAGO, March 23.-A great religious re-
vival is in progress at Joliet. Illinois. Last
night every saloon, hall and other public place
was closed at 6 o'clock, so all could attend
church.
The stores ofJ.J. White, II. j. johnson and
b. w. Fisher, at Wilmington, Illinois, were
burned to-day. Loss $4,000.
H. Gurr's store at Buda, Illinois, with the
Masonic lodge, was burned this morning.
Loss S13OOO
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DOMINION OF CANADA,

CLEVER VI
TORONTO. March 23.-A Halifax dispatch to
the Daily Telegraph says the City of Brussels
played clever trick on the people of that city
yesterday. She steamed into the harbor os-
tensibly for supply of coal, but really to
sengers affected with small pox.
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AfFkAY.-An adray took place at Libby g.
dow stable yesterday between two hostlers
one OF the men having assaulted the other be-
cause be put horse in the wrong stall,
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SebagO Lake. Ice.

CE from this water ready for present or future
l. delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board by
n. o CRAM.
March 18th, 1870 mr1se,listt
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THE PRESS
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Dav,

AUCTION COLUMN.
Crockery. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Horse Car Notice.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
franklin Family School.
500 Bounty. ...F. G. Patterson.
Sheriff Sale -. M. Adams.
Lost. :. Diam md Pin.
U. S. Mail. :. John A. !. Creswen.
Store to Let. -. H. Taylor.
Book Agen Wanted.
Commission OF Insolvency.
Flour and Pork. :. Chase Brothers.
Administrators Sale. 80. E. q. Sherman.
Commissioners Notice.
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Farm for Sale.

~,, Situated in Freeport, about IL
SlZd2A-A mics rom epot and Freeport or
fH sTI17e&N ner, containing ITO acrrs OF land,
"a lL4aAil64 well dvi ed into Pasturage, Tiliage,
ls4fEI11-W oodland and Orcharding.
Ine buildings consist OF story house with J.,
shed, two barns and other out-buildiDgs in good
order. For further particulars inquire OF W. a.
Mitchell on the premises.
SILAS W. MILL1KEN.
Freeport, March 10 1870. d1w-w4w-11
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United States 20's, January and July: 1913 q 1913
onion Pacific first mortgage s4a q 81.
steady.
Exchange firm at 1884.
Inc RAILWAY market broke late in the afternoon,
WIN no apr aren't cause, and closed q per cent.
iower with increased pressure to sell.
n me following were the closing quotations.:
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xnann or STUDY AND EXPERIMENT..

It Contains No LAC SurPHUn-No suGAR
Of LEAD-No LITHARGE-No NITRATE
Of SILVER, and is entirely free fscn the
Poisonous and Misunderstanding Drurs
used in other Hair Preparations.
1t Is sure to saperscde and oirirc ont of
the community all the POISONOUS I,RE-
PARATIONS a,o,c in use. Transparent and
clear crystal, 10 sriU not sell The 1a.cst
fabric. No OIL, no sediment, sso diyt-gcr-
tectly SAFE, CLEAN, q:d EFTTCTENT-
Gesideratanss LONG SOUGHT FCR, and
FOUND At LAST!
IT coiors and prevents the Hair f,.o:, be-
coming Gray, i:nrarts a soft, glossy e ,,cn,.-
o,scc, 9'ensOrcs DcaGrs;f, as cool and ..ci.psL-
GaJ 10 the heaa, c':cc!:s the Eris' fro,,. jsIing
eli, and restores IL great erf clss esheIs pre-
:'taiMrc3J lost, 2'Terents Headaches, cures alt
Unntors, cHtaReoWs crn-1;'cas. end a,.ssot-
ara! l.caf. C-fLT 10 CIR, =: f.ER lOTTLJ9.
II IL scared ia TIE Patent Office c' the
J;,;i's. Stats ~ p2- G. SfzlTH, I'afcntcc,
Csoton .'::acfion, d:ass. Prepared onIy Jy
PaocT--2 B3oTH-ls, GLOUCESTER, MASS,
10 srioaa gu orders shculc, be addressed
sofa tJ ~ Ii:sf-ctd.3S I.::gJ;sfs and Eoncy
Goods Dcctc,s. Tie Genuine 10 ?,1st arp in a
2'caes bottle nsafe expressly for it, scifh the
name Of he article crorn in tho glass.
As's yoar Druggist Ior Natures
Hair LesfortFise, and take
40 Otj,er.
The Restorative is sold wholesale in Portland by
W.T.. PHILLIPS IL CO,
AT RETAIL BY ALL TnEDRUGGIsrsIN MAINE.
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1863 lK'sIlEeY y SllIgHssSs sMV

kNOR FAMILY USE. Simple, cheap, reliable
Il Knits everything. Agents wanted. Circular
and sample stocking free. Address HINKLEY KNIT
TING MACHINE Co, Bath, Me. oc29-dl
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Large Building nv Auctior

~ we Shall sell ,ss March 2eth, at ~ O'Clock M,
s,oy sGe Ts by kaoy Said Sudps /,
;Wr.d bv are WIN french ROOT, and Is someWhat In.
i,hed Iooms was built in 1861 TSis AM zen IN
valual lie opportunity TO parties wishing To- ,an
vacant OTIS. "P'o's
mr22td +. o. BAILEY & Co.. Auctrs
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JAY COOKE 4 CO.
20 Wall Street.

Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained,
aud subscriptions will be received at THE
COMPANY'S OFFICES, No 80 PINE ST,
NEW YORK, at offices of JAY COOKE s.
co, New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
New York, and in Portland by
SWAN ~ BAREET1s
Corner Middle and Plum Streets
Bonds sent free. Parties subscribing mToas"
local ooents ,cin look to then, for their sfe def'e-
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
~. ~. suATrUCK,
fe15d& WIN AA'oNA-s
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Brick House and Lot at auction

bflck house anu Lot at Auction.
IN wEDNESDA. March 80, at o'clock p. NJ,
" we shall sell the story Brick House No. 8
Chatham Street. Said House eonla aims II rooms
with good closeIs, was built in the most thorough
ind work manlike manner since tue fire; has good
cellar with cementei brick cistern, Is arranged to
accommodate two families, and has good boiling
snring in yard. Lot 40 by As feet. The propeit "
offers inc opportunity for investment. The prop
erty must be sold as the owner 10 about leaving tho
State.
mr22- dtd F. o. BAILEY, & CO., Auctioneer.
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beyond immediate wants. There is marked abb
sence of any speculative feeling
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Crockery to the Trade by Auction

ON or about April 9Th, shall offer at public
~ auction ailarse invoice OF staple Crocl cry con-
sis'ing Of White Granite, c. G.. Rockingham and
Yellow Ware, in variety. Particulars and Cata-
logues furnished hereafter.
inr24dtd F. o. BAILEY g. co, Austloneers.
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CORRECTED BY WIN. II. WOOD & SON, BROKERS
Descrtpttons Par value. offered. ASked
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The Restorative is sold wholesale in Portland by
WE. PHILLIPS IL CO,
AT RETAIL BY ALL TnEDRuGaIsrs1N MAINE.
Qvn;a,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-09
A LONG PRAYER.

, Jonathan says he couldn't help
laughing the other day at an anecdote
of a man accustomed to make long
prayers, who had persuaded guest
greatly against his inclination, to stay
to breakfast. He prayed and prayed,
till his impatient guest began to think
of edging quietly away, and walking
off-but in attempting it ho walked
up to the old mans sen who was
asleep In his chair. -
elbow soon win your father be
throughi" whispered the guest.
elias he got to the Jews?" asked
the by in reply, in the same tone.
"No," said the other ''''''
"Well, then he amt half through"
replied the boy, and composed him
self again to his nap; whereupon the
guest bolted at once,
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Official Registry.
,oUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.-
Judges of Common ,Pleas-GEo. NJ TUFrLE,
PIHLo B. cosAsr 3 = 81. 81.
Probate Judge 5zcos X 1Ez1a.ase
.ProsecHtins At15zney o. & REID:
County Auditor-WILLIAM GRINNELL.
County Treasurer-GUsTAyUs p. REED.
Clerk of Courts-ANDREw JACKSON
Sheriff-OTIs b. PAINE. 8fEE sH
REcoRDER-G. W. BARRETT.
County Commissioners-HENKY j. NOBLE.
B. JESKENs, Jos. c. CONRAD.
Coroner-REcELLUs RooT.
Surveyor-JEDDIAH COLE.
Directors of County Inirmary-J. C. BEATTY,
GUAM CLEMENTS and OzIAs ALLEN.
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS.
Ravenna-JoHN MEHARG.
Kent-S, P. WOLcoTT.
Garrettsyille-O L. HAwLEY.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Atwater-J. r. Conrad and Sylvester A
Hinman.
Aurora-Reuben P. Cannon and Worthy Tay-
or.
Brimleld-Joseph L. Carrier and A H. LAM
phare. 10 tE sti
Deerheld-C s. Tibbals and John H Hoffman.
Edinburgh-Smith Sanford and Asa Bingham.
Charlestown-Augustus MunyoH and Nathan
81. Smith.
Franklin-Issac Russell, Alvin Barton, 1. Ar
cher.
Freedom-Lyman Bryant and Arvfllus c.
Larkcom.
Hiram-Rufus Butts and Frank Squire.
! Mantua-A. n. Farr and Henry Cobb.
Nelson-James Ashald and A. F. Hannahs.
Palmyra-John ]. Williams, David e. Wilson
and Enoch Morgan.
Paris-A d. Merrill and Brainard Selby, Jr
Ravenna-JoHN MEHARG, George F. Robin
son and Charles B. Stowe. ..e
Randolph-James P. Coe and n. C. Sears.
Rootstown-A. II. Barlow and Gideon Sey-
mour.
shalersvine-samuel C. Elaridge and William
Carlton.
streetsboro-E. NJ Stanton and Ebenezcl
Ward
Sufield-H. K. Martin and VIM. Paulus.
Windham-E. S. Woodworth and Thomas O
Angel.