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THE fNFALLIBILITY CONTEST.

The AVAILABILITY CONTEST.
LONDON, May 29-Advices from Rome rep
resent that the infalibilists both in anc out OF
the council are extremely active during the de-
bate which is moving. They have called in all
the absentees to meet the vote which will soon
be taken, and outside the council are assem-
ping IN large numbers and exert powerful
pressure on the dissenters.
TRIBUTE TO THE POPE.
Venllot, editor of L Universe, ultramontane
organ, Paris, has presented the Pope 100 900
francs, most of which was raised by suhscrip-
ton among the poorer clergy of. France. The
Pope in accepting the gilt warmly thanked
VenilOt.
CENSORSHIP.
A strict censorship over telegraphic dis
patches has been established in Rome.
DEMAND FOR CHURCH PROPERTY.
The agent of the Ottoman government de-
mands of the papal court the restoration of
church property to the Oriental monks now at
difference with Rome.
CARDINAL ANToNELLI
replied to the Bavariah-note on the proposed
proclamation of iniallibility in the same terms
in which he answered the governments of
France and Austria.
France.
THE CoNsPIRAToRs.
PARIS, May 29.-The examination of those
concerned in the conspiracy plot begins to-
morrow. The number accused is seventy-three,
nearly half of whom have been Professionally
set free.
Spain.
THE ENGLISH CAPTIvES.
MADRID, May 29-No tidings have been re-
ceived OF the English captives. The govern
ment has given orders that no attack be made
on the brigands, and every precaution will he
made to prevent the massacre of the persons
THE EXTINCTION OF SLAVERY.
The Minister of the Colonies read in the
Cortes yesterday the draft Of a law for grad
ual extinction of slavery in all Spanish posses
siOns. The bill provides that children born OF
slaves since 1868 shall be free, the government
paying an indemnify of fifty dollars for each
and all those born after the PRONUNCIATION OF
this law to be Internationally free. Slaves
who have fought in the Spanish service and
all over 65 years of aga are to be Immediately
set free. The proposed law was received with
much favO, by the Cortes.
Great Britain.
THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY.
LONDON, May 2S-Queen Victoria's birth.
day was celebrated in the usual manner. Flags
Daring the day there were reviews of the
troops and in the evening display of fire.
works and several grand dinners were given in
honor OF the event
EMULATION OF A FENIAN NEWSPAPER.
The Flag of Ireland newspaper exults in the
certainty of Fenian victory in Canada. In
slant justice, the Flag continues, can alone
prevent that result. Until that is accomplished
Nemesis dogs the heels of the Dominion.
THE LATE YACHT RACE.
LONDON, May 29.-BeUs Life IN London
confirms the report that Mr.. Ashbury refused
to sail two matches of sixty miles to windward
and back He is open to all club and sweep
stake races at New York and the May race o.
Mr. Douglass yacht Sappho twenty miles te
wndward and back, if the proper time allow
ances are granted. The editor hopes The
American yachts now in the British waters
will compete for the Prince of Wales cup.
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A meeting of the citizens committee oppos-
ed to consolidation met at the Aldermen's room
on Saturday afternoon. Hon. John Mussey
chairman, under instructions of the commit
tee, forwarded a communication by telegraph,
announcing the doings of the people of Port
land, and inviting Charles j. Bridges, Esq.,.
Managing Director of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, to meet the committee at Portland in ref
erence to the matter.
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Domeslic vi arketss

New YORK. May 2s. Cotton quiet and steady;
sales 800 bales; Middling nplands 232e. Four-re-
cents "a 769 bills; sales 5000 bbs. State and West
ern 5c lower; superine State IS a 80; extra do
! 10 "a 25; choice do 30 q 8 80; fancy do 5 As a
6 CO.; superfne Western 10 q 1870; common to good
extra Western 5 05 g 20; choice do 25 a SIS;
choice white wheAt do 55j % 80; Southern nrmer
sales Goo bbls.; common to tair extra 30 az g.;
good to choice do 70 9 1000. Wheat more act We
and prices steady; sales 100000 bush. No. Spring
at 80; No. Spring at 22@ 25; Winter Red and
Amber Western at 50 g SO; do do Illinois at %
he'd and Amber Southern at 80. Corn heavy
sales $1,000 bush; new Mixed Western OF q IL;
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@ O MI Nj r CIAL.


STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-4s crow
Dars " bars tarred paper rolls sheet lead, doz
shovels 20 pkgs furniture, II coils cordage crates
crockery, so rkius lard, 20 kegs soa 45 chests tea
hhds and ties molass 9, 40 hhds sugar. 10 gs bar
iey O bbls cat meal 100 bxs oranges, 81 bbls -FOUR
lUO xs lemons, 81 bags nuts, Al bdis feather bags
hair, Is cases and IA bales domeslcs 375 pkgs 70
Princes Express, 100 do to order For canada and
mp country, ITO bars and Is bdls iron 16 wheels and
IL bds spokes. bbls thosphate lime 2 pigs horse
rakes, 200 bags dye wood, casks soda ash 40 bdls
her, 20 do calf skins; IL bales wool hid mO,ass
es, 40 Ikgs order.
PORTLAND = KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car laths.
do OIL CLOTH do tarrels, do slaves, 295 bdls pa
per, 3OO do STATS 81 prs springs, SO bags waste 20
bales goods % trusses, and calf lot goo Is
~ pigs merchandise, 70 cars freight Tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1893 cans milk GOO
pois Hour, 40o Dds boards, cars oats, do bark
car oil. Wv '
100 sides leather 90 hxs eg 81 veas m shingles
~ cases carl pets, 101 do sundres.
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For TIE FRoNTIER.-Company M, 9Th U. S.
Artillery, numbering some fifty muskets, which
has been stationed at Fort Preble, left this city
Saturday afternoon in the Boston train for st.
Adams or some other point on the frontier.
They are under command of Capt. Beaverton
and Lieut.. Farragut. The latter is a son of the
gallant Admiral
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THE steamer Oriental, Capt. Wales, will
make her first trip of the season from the foot
of the Sebago Lake to Harrison, on Monday
3:h. The Oriental has been put in excellent
order and is in good hands. This will be
found very pleasant route from Portland to
Bridgton and Harrison, aud will undoubtedly
be liberally DatronZed
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INsURANcE.-Among the many excellent in
surance companies represented by agents in
this city, we have seen no better exhibit Of f.
nancial standing than that of the Manhattan,
of New York, for which Messrs. Dow, Coffin &
Libby are the agents. The attention of prop
erty-holders is directed to it. This firm are
agents for many other first-class companies.
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|. MARRIAGES IN PoRTLAND.-A paragraph
which originated in the Argus, is going the
rounds of the press stating that there were
only 119 marriage licenses issued by the City
Clerk in Portland for the year ending May LIST
against 100 for the previous year. This is a
great mistake. The number of licenses issued
from the Office of the City Clerk from May l.,
1869, was 42j. The number referred to by the
Argus was issued from January 1st to May LIST
a period of four months. Up to Saturday last
forty licenses had been taken out during the
month of Nav.
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VIRGINIA.,
CHARGES OF FRAUD IN THE EIEcr,op

RICHMOND, May 28.-The conservatives are
much excited to-day over the rumors that the
Commissioners of Elections, now COUNTING the
vote, that they have discovered enough illegal
ballots to ensure the election of Ellison. MANY
marked ballots have been thrown out, but the
Commissioners decline to give any particulars
The vote in the precinct where the ballot HOY
was stolen and where Cahoon had a LARGE ma.
jority, has been thrown out
RICHMOND, May 29.-It is rumored toniob,
that the Commissioner of Elections will DIVE
a certificate of election to the whole conserva
tive city ticket, and the conservatives will have
10 of the % Councilmen.
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ACCIDENTAL little boy about eight years of
age, a son of Mr.. j. I. Libby, produce mer-
chant on Central wharf, was playing with a
companion on pile of boxes in the rear of his
fathers counting room, on Saturday noon,
when the boxes fell over and the two boys were
preclpltated to the ground. The other boy es-
capped unhurt, but young Libby had his leg
broken and his face badly cut. He was taken
into the store and thence to his home
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ACCIDENT TO A SOMNAMBULIsT. FRIDAY af-
ternoon Mr.. John Garland, of Gorham. N. IL,
came to this city in expectation of meeting his
wife from Boston. As she had not arrived he
took lodgings with one of the employees of the
Grand Trunk Railroad Company in room in
the depot. During the night he got up in his
sleep, and threw himself out of one of the
windows of the room, breaking one of his legs.
The limb was set by DR.. Tewksbury and Mr..
Garland was taken homo on the train of Sat-
urday morning,
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e. L. Exchange Of tinae.-The alteration of
time in the running of trains on the Grand
Trunk railroad is postponed for two weeks
The trains will arrive and depart at the usual
hours, until Monday, June 10, when the re-
Gently advertised change will take effect
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OHIO.
A TERRIBLE CALAMITY.

DAYTON, May 29.-Mrs. Frederick Maeller, a
German woman, and five children, from II to
2years Of age, were suffocated and an infant
four weeks old badly burned early this morn,
but soon died. The babe will recover. The
fire was the result of careessness.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
The Red River REGION.
Nothing Heard from the Feniaa,s
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Thrty Miles of Territory Devas-
tated.

FORT WILLIAM, May % The steamer Chi
cora, which left Sault S. Marie Canal Tuesday,
arrived here to-day, making the shortest pas
S,se on record. No word has been received at
f0rt W llham about the Fenans. The troops
at OEce.
:. A tremendous fire has prevailed in the vicn-
lty OF Fort William, which has devastated the
country for thirty miles round The inhabi-
tants took shelter in the mines.
FIRE.
TORONTO, May 29-The residence of Princi-
pal Cockburn, of Upper Canada College, to-
getner with the houses of Professors Barrett
ana Mcclellan, were much damaged by fire
this morning. There will be no interruption
to the working of the college,
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NEW YORK; May 2S-Vorning.-Money "a per
cent. Foreign Exchange opened at 1904 a 1I0I, but
sabse quently declined 1893 q 1ts, Consequence
OF the ANTICIPATION OF more Cotton bills next we k
the receipts this week having been unex peciedly
large
Gold has ranged between 114J q 114s on fair trans
will be 81 ,055,000, making total Tor the week o,
nearly 81 1000 900.
Government bonds opened firm, but with slight
changes from Yesterdays prices At The noon call the
market was very firm
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Miscellaneous Notices.

Messrs j. NJ. Kimball & Co., old Reposito-
~, 3O2 and 3O4 Congress street, have just re-
ceived fresh invoice of loao priced pbaetons
direct from the manufacturers,
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New MUsIC.-We have received from the
publisher, E. E. Patterson of Augusta, song
entitled Angel Whispers" words by Evie
Barker, music by M. C. Milliken, and inscribed
10 Mrs. John L. Shaw.
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MAIN E.
MEMORIAL DAY IN KENDUsKEAa.

BANGOR, May 29-Memorial Day was OBJ
served to-day at Kenduskeag under direction
of Post Daniel White No. 10, G. A. r., of
that town, assisted by the citizens generally.
The ATTENDANCE was very large and the cere-
monies quite impressive. The heat of the day
was very oppressive. Extensive arrangement,
are made for observing the day Tomorrow in
this city and adjoining towns. -
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Uats unsettled; sales So 006 bush State at c5 a Csc
Westetn at ol 9 sac. Beef steady sales 100 bbls
new pain mess at IL 90 IS 90: new exfra do Of is M
" LOU. rork duli. sales $50 bbls mes, nj 90 i5 m
~ 80; prime at " 90 az 20 so. Lard moderately ar
tive sales Pc irces; also 1000 tierces june july
tie do at 164 az 1919. Butter dull and he
10 a 25c; State at 20 a soc whiskey frmer so, a
400 bbIs; Western free at Oh % ISL RE- f sues
sales 30 tierces; Carolina at 9 SIC Sugar in NIL
crate request; sales 500 hhds.; Porto Rico at Oh "a
Ole; Muscovado at a Ole; fair to good filming at q
"a o. :: No. H. Dutcn standard, at 9se Coffee firm
Molasses dull Naval Stores dull Spirits Turpentine
at 3SI a. 39Ic; Resin at 10 a 90. Petroleum qui-
eft; crude al 15c refined at 275e. TaiioW steady
sales 75, 900 lbs at % a 9Ic. Wool ful and heavy
sales go 900 ib: domestic fleece al 50 90 nc pnied
at 80 q 40; Texas at 225 a. 29 California at Il t
sic. Hides duh and nominal. Llnseed firm anu
quiet. Freights TO Liverpool firm; Cot on per steam
d. wheat per sail - q 43d
CHICAGO. May 2S.-Flour firm. Wheat declining;
No. al 99!c. Corn dull; No 2at SIT "a size. Oats
lower at 463c tor No. Rye inactive at 79c for No 2.
Barley dull at 3sc for r,jecred. High Wines dull at
OF a OH. Live hogs active at s 90 a. So for COM
mon to choice. Cattle quiet at % az 37 Tor stock
ers to choice shipping steers.
CINCINNATI, May 90 -Whiskev unsettled at OF "a
LOG. Bulk Meats firm at ~ a 1jc. Bacon in good
demand at 13c for shoulders, Gs a. 1875 for clear rib
sides, 174c for clear Sides
NEW ORLEANS. May 2S-Cotton dull; Mddling
uplanls at 22c.
CHARLEsToN, May 2s.- Cotton quiet; Kidding
uplands at 21Ic.
MOBILE, May 2s.-Cotton easier Mdilng up
lands at q l..
SAVANNAH, My 2s.-Cotton firm; Midding up
lands at 211c.
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a.
HAVANA, Nav 2S.-Sugar is unchanged and in
good demand. Exported during the week from Ha-
vana and Maanzas 80 600 boxes, aud $500 hhds. OF
which 800 boxes and 5000 hhds were to the United
States. Stock in warehouses at Havana and Matan-
zas $4,000 BIKES and 5000 hhds. Flour eady at
50 90 "a 10 20. Lumber steady; White Pine 52l 90 ~
NJ; Pitch Pine at S27 90 ~ NJ. Tallow firm at 125 a.
&c.,. Shooks-box steady at 10 q II reals. Hogs
heads quiet at SO co.
LONDON, May 2s-Noon.-Consols 9is a 94I Tor
money and ac :ount.
American securities-United States 5-2G's 1862, at
s9l: do 1865 old. $50; do 1867. 900; o. 1O-4s SCI
Erie shares Isl. Illinois Central shares ILL., Attain
tic and Great Western PSI.
LIVERPOOL, May 2S-Noon.-Cotton quiet: Mid
ding uplands 1O3 69 105d; Middhng Or cans III a,
1i1d; sales 1000 bales. California Wheat 9s 10d.
LONDON, May 2S-2 P. M-Consols 9is for money
and account.
American securites-U S. 5-2O's, 1862, s9I; do
1865, old, $50; do 1851 90S: US. 1040s, 81. Erie
shares 49, Illinois Genital shares Ill. Atlantic
& Great Western shares 2s5.
LIVERPOOL, NV 80 p. M.--Cotton dull; Mid
ding upands lOs a 1OHd; Middling Orleans ~ q
I'D Western Flour els; Corn 3Os. Cheese U.s.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-F. Q. Bailey & Co.
sold at auction Saturday a story and halJ
wooden house, No. 10 Madison street, and lot
4OxSO feet. Thomas Marley was the purchas-
err at S775
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Monday Morning, May 30, 1870
Portland and Vicinity
View Advertise M ~ Ut. ,hs. Dav.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
See TIE Prices at Henry j. Leavitt's.
Pho ograph Gallery. "A. NJ. McKenney.
Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle. 81. b. LUCAS
Remov -. W. Stockwell " Co.
Memorial Day. :. Benjamin King.bury, 'r'
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Sacred Concert. First Baptisfs Cnurch'
The Bible Glass. -. Thursday Evening"
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
cbanoe of Time Grand Trunk Il. r.
Wells Cartolic Tablets.
Proposa $ for Granile. =. LAS. II. COchrane.
House to Let. -. W. fl. Green.
Salt. Dana q Co.
Notice. :. Geo. A. Thomas.
Lost Vest Uhain.
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r. A. BIRD s, Co. offered at auction, Satur-
day, the two story brick house in Westbrook,
known as the "Forest Avenue House." with
the lot, consisting of some $4,000 feet of land
Much to the surprise of the auctoneer ard
| others, the minimum price at which it was put
| up, $500, could not be obtained, and the sale
was postponed indefinitely. The house itself
could not be built for less than double the
money at which it was offered.
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vi anicipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING
sArURDAY.-A large quantity OF liquors seized on
the premises of various persons were declared for.
feited 10 The city.
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A PORTLAND STEAMER MULCrEI
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 29-The receipts of the
there is little doubt that Commissioner Della
nos estimate of $175, 900 900 for the fiscal year
ending June 30th, will be realized.
CONGRESSIONAL WORK.
Congress has new over 1000 bills on the cal
endar, many of which will be continued to the
next session. 1t is doubtful if an adjournment
is reached by July 18th.
GOLD AND BONDS.
Secretary Boutwell, orders the sale of $4,000
600 in gold, and the purchase of $500, 600 of
government bonds in June
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er, at $775.

MASON & HAMLIN's PORTABLE ORGANS for
$50 each, have the Automatic swell and the
same purity of tone and excellency of work
manship as have won for the larger instru
ments worldwide reuown. may25d5t
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NILSSON RI.

PRIZE FIGHT ARRANGED FOR.
ST. LOUIS, May 29-Mike McCoole and Tom
Allen signed articles yesterday for fight for
5000 side on Sept. 18th, within fifty miles of
st. Louis
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MIDLAND BONDS
Seven Per Cent. Gold,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX

Extends from New York City to the City OF Oswego,
on lake Onlario, distance OF 400 miles including
branches. The line ia completed about $50 miles
from OsweSo. and regular trains running daily
Rapid Progress is making in the lance o, the line
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
Practicable peIi.d.
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Tah Business man gets hls meals at any
hour and pays for only What he receites at the
ST. JULIAN. may 26tf
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NE w YORK.

GRADUATION AT TUE COOPER UNION.
New YORK, May 29.-The Cooper Union for
the Advancement of Science and Art gradu-
ated eleven students with public exercises last
evening, including seven yonng women from
the Female School in Telegraphy. Peter
Cooper presided. Gov. Hoffman delivered an
address. A Geographic instrument was in the
hall and during the exercises young lady oper-
atOrs received and read dispatches from Lon
don, California and the seat of war on the Dor
der.
IMMIGRATION.
The emigrants last week numbered II .493,
more than any week of the present year. Ger
many sent 1858 and Ireland 3016
A PORTLAND STEAMER MULCTED.
U. s. Judge Blatchtord has decided that the
New York and Portland steamer Franconia
must pay damages for running down schooner
Mary c. Tribe, from Boston for New York,
which she sunk by a careless collision in fog
off Point Judith, in June, 1858; aud has direct
ed referee to ascertain the just amount
John M. Handy, the schooner's owner, claims
$27 900.
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Sugar Refinery Stock, &c, at Auc-

az shall sell by public auction, at Merchants
w Exchange. No &c Exchange ST.. on Saturday,
June ifh, at IL o'clock A al,
10 shares in the Capital Stock of the
Forest City Sugar Refinery Company.
Lie of Barque Lizzie m. Jackson of
Portland, 50f 100 tons burthen.
Transfers to be made liz mediately after sale.
Terms Cash en- transfer.
81. A. BIRD II CO., uctionecrs.
May 2Sth, 1879. my2std
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AN article descriptive of a visit to the Water
Co.'S Works, at Lake Sebago, prepared for this
mornings paper, is unavoidedly crowded out
until tomorrow.
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BanIzruDt Sale.

T SHALL sell at pubic auction, in the auction
Il rooms of +. q. Ba ley a. Co., No Is Exchange
ST., on Saturday, June 4th at ten o'clock A NJ. the
right TO manufacture 'Smolander's Extract Buchu,"
together with the machinery and fixtures used in
the manufacture thereof For further pariulsIs call
on the aUctioDecr or assignee. The fixtures may be
at the rooms of f. H. Bailey & Co., at any time.
CHARLES =. MATIOCKS,
Assignee IN BANKRUPTCY oil Francis Y. Covell.
r. o. BAILEY * Co.. Auet'rs. my24td
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CALIFORNIA.
SCHOOL TEACHERS EXCURSION.


SCHOOL TEACHERS EXCURSION
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-About 800 school
teachers left to-day on an excursion to New
York
ODD FELLOWSHIP IN GERMANY.
Frank B. Austin, a pioneer Californian, has
been appointed by the United States Grand
Sire special commissioner to establish Odd
Fellowship in Germany
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MlHA Privileges,
Stock House, M0chinery, dc,
At AMBITION

| al
nN Thursday, June 81, at NJ. we shall sell
|the property OF q he ROYAL River Paper Compsny
| situated in the furnishing town OF YARN NH, Me-
III mites ON Portland. Said properly consists OF
two acres of land, good water power, one Stock :
House about 2tx 100 feet. large lot OF paper mill
machinery slightly damaged by the late fire. Var
mouth oers unusual facilities 10 parties wishing to
settle in town having good churches, schools, &c.
The Grand Trunk and Portland & Kennehec Co.'s
have depois within short distance the privilege
aud ships can load and unload cargoes within one
halt mile OF it,.
The property is sold to close the business OF a COM
paDy.
cg- All parties interested III above proIerI
are requested to attend the sale.
mY2lld Il. d. BAILEY q Co. Anctioneers.
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FRENCH CoRsETs, FRENCH CoEsETs,-i the
greatest variety at Anderson's, 1888 Congress ST.
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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, 11S Middle
street. may3dtf
If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keer
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. Nav 5-tf
CoNsoLIDATIoN.-The Citizens of Portland
have been much excited of late upon this sub
ject-but the uniting of railroads is nothing in
comparison to the union of vegetables COM
posing the celebrated Botanical Hair Remover.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. NJ. Todd & Co.,
"a Middle street. up stairs. may 26tf
THROUGHOUT this scene of mortal strife,
Whatever chances wait US,
smoky house, scoding wife,
Or enemies to hateus
Grant Tor our bread, staff OF life,
Gold Medal Saleratus.
1t takes less than any other, and will do much
nicer work. 1t is always uniform in strength,
and perfectly healthy.
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Boston, May 2S.-The liquor bill, which
came from the Senate exempting only lager
beer, was amended in the House by exempting
ale, porter, strong beer, all wines, and as amend
ed was ordered to o thil d reading.
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MAsSACHUSETTs.

DEATH OF THE WIFE OF SENATOR WILSON.
NATICK, May 2S.-Mrs. Harriet NJ. Wilson,
wife OF Senator Wilson, died at her home in
Natick this afternoon of cancer in the stomach,
aged 46 years. She will he buried on Tuesday
at half past 2 o'clock p. M. from the Congrega-
tional church, of which she has been member
| for thirty years.
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The Burlesquc Drnmn.

To the Editor Of the Press:
have been very much rssted all my life
in theatricals, but have never yet enjoyed
any burlesque performances as much as those
given in P's Theatre, City Building, on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings of the past week. AS a majority
of our citizens may not have been So fortunate
as to have been able to attend, I subjoin the
programme for their benefit:
P-'S THEATRE. .................C1TY HALL.
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ing IN Pacific Mail, which is active ~
The ioi owing are the forenoon quotations of Rail,
way Stocks: ~
racine Mail. Observation-Disclosures, All
n. y. Cehtrai q hudson river consolidated scrp 95I
ted 1On5