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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-05-28

The RAID on the Canadian frontier is not
equaled by the raid on Fitzgerald's stock of
new goods which he has just laid in for the
summer. The strife is earnest but bloodless,
for he has large force of attendants and re-
serve in case Of emergency. The amount of
goods captured by the invaders is enormous,
and the prices are so low that it is cheaper to
pay the money than to steal them as the Fe-
mans did some Of their provisions in Canada
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HAVANA. May 2l-Taken at Matanzls, MAY 18th
American bark L. X. Weldon, 800 hhds ana POO box
John Anderson. 800 hhds. Moasses tor Baltimore al
"a ITO gals, g &C; Am brig Cora j. Adams. 7si
DO DO at same rates: May 17th-Chartered in thi:
Clyde, at 35s; Am brig Anna nj. Knigh., 80 hhds
Mo'asses, North OF Hatteras, at SO " no gals
DEL At port OF discharge; do sch D. Talbot 800 do DO
ior fnladelpha, at same rate. Taken in MatanzaS,
May IGN, Am bark ATLANTA, $500 boxes, Falmouth
at 3.s Cd do do Kingston, $500 boxes do bordsauS'
at oos Iaken at Matanzas, 18Th. brig D. ~ ~
630 Ehds. MOasses, North of Hatteras, AZ 20 y ~
gals, &C.; sch George staples, 2s3 hhds sugar. [or ,
land, at 81 SO eacn May 10Th cear,eref fr Phile
mia af sa75 each: do Loeb Lomond, 600 do Molass-
North Of d Snri Gaxa Mew
o,na n .. ,.moutb at 37s Cd; do sch Mary Patton,
100 boxes at So q dc DO
Elizabeth, coo boxes Susats Sew san tor S1oo
YORK or Baltimore, 500 for the voyage; bark j. A.
Eaton, coo hhds. Sugars for New York, S4.
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San DOM lingo,
ALL QUIET ON THE ISLAND

New York, May N.-Advices by the steam
er Tybee, from San Domingo to-day, report
that all is quiet on the island. President Baez
is anxious iof annexation to the United States,
which is opposed only by the foreign merchants
fiom well grounded fears that it would destroy
their monopoly of trade. The general impress
sion is that if the naval protection afforded by
the pending negotiations with the United
States is withdrawn there will follow civil
war and invasion from Hayt at the same time.
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FOREST City PARK will be the centre of at
traction by all who love to see good horse at
full speed. The first trial of speed for this
season is to come off to day at 213 O'clock, be
tween two well known horses The Park i:
but stones throw beyond the city limits, be-
ing within walking distance
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NHiHH Privileges,
Stock House, Machinery, dc,
AT AUCTION!

ON Thursday, June %, at 3 P NJ. we shall sell
Othe property OF he Royal River Paper Company,
situated in the foursbiDg town OF yarmouth, Me-,
IL mites fiom Portland. Said property consists OF
two acres of land, good water power, one Stock
House about 25x 100 feet large lot Of paper mill
machinery slightly damaged by the late fire. Var
mouth Offers unusual facilities 10 parties wishing to
settle in town having good churches, schools &c.
The Grand Trunk and Portland Il Kennehec Co.'S
have depots within short distance OF the privilege
halt mile of 1t.
The property is sold to close the business of COM
pauy.
Er- An parties interested in above property
requested to attend the sale.
my2ltd +. U. BAILEY q CO., AuctOnears.
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R. X. HUNT.
PROPOSA
For Eurnishing Rations aod Fuel for
kIght-Vcsseis, Sopply-yesscIs, and
Tenders, ia the First LSght-
HOuse District.
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE.

CLUBHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE.
PORTLAND, MAINE, MAY 20, 1879.
Sealed Propos Is Will be received az this office
til IL o'clock NJ. Wednesday the 18th day Of june
1870 for IurnsLin: and deivt ring RatioIs tor the
Tender Iris or other Light We sells and Fuel Tor the
Tender Iris, light Houses and Steam Fog Signals
The FIRST Light House District, Tor one year IRON
1871, inclusive. The ration, to he OF good ana APP
proved qualify; to be delivered alongside OF the
lighthouse tender, or other vessel provided TOR the
purpose, at Portland, in good and sufaelent pack-
ages, batreis boxes, and cases, and In good ORDER
for the number OF persons which will be speched by
the Inspector Tor each vessel quarter tree OF
all expense to the United States agreeably speci
hcatons and tables marked A and Il, attached
thereto, WHICH will form port OF the contract,
Office
All bids must be sealed aud endorsed "Proposals
for Raiions and Fuel for Light-Vessels, &c, anu
then placed in another envelope anu iei. ~ vi VI
rected to this Office prepaid, u sen, oy inai''
BY order OF the Light House boarG' -. nj.
~ d. HULE, Il. ii. In peetor, ISL DIST
C,I,n Il W.
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SeOa0O Lake Ice.

ICE from th1s water ready for present or future
L delivery. For saDe by the Cargo on board by
N. o. CRAM
March 18th, 1870. mr1sedistt
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NEW YORK. May 27.-Cotton lower; Middling up
lands at 22ac; SANS 1900 bales Flour-sales 10 s9O
bols.; State and Western a 1Oc better; State AT
! 70 az 6o; Round Hoop Ohio at O5 az 6 CO.; West
ern at 70 "a 30; Southern at 8 80 "a 10 co. Wheat
&c better; sales $4,000 BUSH; No. Spring at i26 a
Amber Western at 1 SO a 1 49, Corn dull; new
Mixed Western at 0S "a 70 Oats lower. Pork
quiet; new mess at 30 so q 30 co.; prime ut % 90 al
~ o. Lard steady; seam at Is "a 16lc; kettle at
l64 e l63c Butter dull; Ohio at IL "a l5c; STATE AT
20 (g soc: Whiskey lower: Western free at 107 40
ioit kiee-Carona at q q SEE. sugar less active
Mnseoyado at q 9ac; Iair to good refinin. at 8 a.
9ac; No. 70 Dutch standard at 93c. Naval Stores
quiet; Spirits Turpentine at 3sJ "a 39Jc; Resin at
2 O5 az 600. PetI firm crude at Isle: ,refined
at 271c. Tai ow steady at 81 "a 9,c Freishts to
Liverpool quiet; cotton Id.
CHICAGO, May 27.-Flour fairly active Wheat in
active; No. at 00s q O19c. Corn active and de-
cllning; No Eat S3c; rejected 76c. Oats weak at
47a q 4s!c tor No. 2 Rye fairly active at Sic for No.
=. hish Wines quiet at l Oh a O45. Provisions
fiat; Mass Pork at % rs a 30 90. Lard at 15sc Bulk
Mests-I1 a q 12c tor shoulders; 1f3 "a 15c Tor short
rib mddles: Cattle active in upper grades at 25 "a
rs Tor good to extra steers rs "a s74 for extra II
prime native 4beves Live hogs at 80 "a 80 for fair
to medium; CD q Is Tor good smooth lots.
CINCINNATI, May 27.-Whiskey firm at O4 a O5.
Lard dull at ice. Bulk Meats firm; Shoulders at
12c clear rib sides at Is a 159c clear sides at 16c
with sales. Bacon 13Jc for shoulders I6sc for
clear rib sides III 172 for clear sides. Sugar cured
hams at 1916
NEW ORLEANS. May 27.-Cotton dull; Middling
uplands at 22c.
CHARLESTON, May 27.- Cotton = Middling up.
lands at 21ic.
SAVANNAH, May Election quiet; Middling up
ands at 81 lc.
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Extends from New York City to the City OF Oswego,
on Lake Ontario, distance of 400 miles, including
branches. The. line j'completed saboutl150 miles
from OswegO, alsd gular trains runIfiIfs, daily.
Rapid progress is making in the balance Ne line,
and the entire work willbe completed at Earliest
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EOrcHSu NAafkcJss
LONDON, May 27-11 80 A.M.-Consos 94G a. o4l for
money and account.
American securites-United States 5-20s. 1862. at
S95; do 1865. old, 1885, do 1867 9Os o. S. 1O-4ts SCI
Erie shares 10. Illinois Central shares ILL., Attain
tic and Great Western %.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 27-11.3O A. M.-Cotton dull !;
MiddlIng uplands 10s "a 10Hd; Mddling Orleans ii
"a 1ad sales OF the day 900 bales sales OF the week
56O0O bales stock in port sos 600 bales which 3S1
600 are American; receipts for the week 900 bales
of which rs 900 were American. Corn 29s Cd. Pork
10ls Cd. Lard 6Ss Cd.
LONDON, May PIP 80 P. M.-Corsols 9ia q 94s
for money and account.
American securities. EUnited States 5-2O's, 1862,
s9a; do 1865, old, 49,; do 1887. 9Os.
LIVERPOOL. Nav 27-2 80 A. M.-Cotton heavy
stock aoat 1913 900 bales, of which are Amer
lean California; Wheat 9s 81 a 9s 1Od; Rel West
ern IS 4d; ked Winter 9s I'd. Corn 29S Cd. Flour
2Os 3D. The epts of wheat for three days
| quarters. OF which 5000 gu rters are California
LONDON, May 27--3So P. M,-Consols 94s flr mon
| ey and account.
American securties-U. S. 5-2Os, 1862, SOL; do
1865, old, $50: do 1867 500 U. s. 10-4O's 66l Erie
shares 1sa. Illinois Central shares lila Atlantic
81 Great Western shares rs.
LIVERPOOL, May 27-4.30 P. M.-Cotton closed
dull; Middling uplands lo2 q 105d.
LONDON, May 27-43O P. M.-Linseed Cakes firm
at f10 Tallow firm at lis Cd. Sugar afloat active
at 2ls. Lnsecd OIL easier at e31 los. Whale Oil is
| dull.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
Terrible Co,a19agr0ti0's on
the S0guenay RiVer.
Large Tract of Territory Laid
Waste.
500 FAMILIES DESTITUTE.
EIGHT PERSONS EsU3yaGs To
DEA1E1.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
500 FAMILIES DESTITUTE.

QUEBEC, May PA destructive fire is rag
ing at Sasuenay, covering an area of five miles
wide by thirty miles in length. Over 800 fam
lilies, Numbering $500 persons, are rendered
destitute. Six adult and two children per-
ished in the flames. A wharf at Ha Ha Bay
and several churches have been burned. The
fire originated in the woods
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PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK-The annual
meeting of this Bank was held on Wednesday
last. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, j. 3. Brown;
Trustees and Managers, j. e. Brown, Oliver
Gerrish, G. e. b. Jackson, ii. 3. Hart, J. T.
McCobb, Jacob Mcclellan and Andrew Spring
Treasurer, Frank Noyes; Assistant Treasurer,
Edward A. Noyes
Rensselaer, Cram was added to the Corpora
TORS
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SAFE of Real estate

DY vrtue OF a license from Hon. John A. Water
ID man. Judge OF Probate tor Cumbe county
I shall sell at public suction. on the premises ON
Monday the 9Th day of June. at 10 O'Clock A. n the
homestead farm belonging 10 the estate OF Samuel
True, deceased.
Said farm is situated near Bald Hr in New
Gloucester about nine miles from Lewiston and
two mites from Gloucester Upper Corner, contains
about hundred suitably divided into tilage,
pasturage and wood. Buildings in good repair.
my7tjun6 DAVID n. TRUE, Executor.
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AUCTION SALES.
New and Secondhand Carriages
Harnesses. &c. at Auction.

nm Saturday next NAV 2sth, at Il o'clock A. M,
~ IN front OF City Hall, Market Square, We shall
sen new and secondhand Sunshades, Jenny Lin is
nessess. Whips, &C.
&c. offered this year
EB Parties wishing to confrbute to this sale will
do so early on morning Of sale
my26dtd Il. o. BAILEY &c Co Auetioneers.
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ONE HUNDRED SETS CRoQU selling
cheap at Chas. Day, Jr. & Co.'s. May23 1w
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Ms II Il ASK A,


ANOTHER INDIAN MURDER.
CHICAGO, May 27.-Yesterday party of five
Winnebago Indians located on the reselv ton
in Nebraska made their appearance on the
premises OF farmer living twenty-five miles
from Sioux City, and while he was blowing
shot him in the back and afterwards severed
his head from his body. The Indians were
captured and are now at the agency,
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Elisce;iane Gus Notice..

KINDS. the druggist, has night bell, and a
competent assistant is prepared ut all hours of
the night to answer calls for physicians pre-
scriptions, under the Prebe House
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JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-State VS.. Daniel McCurdy. Search and
seizure. Pleaded guilty. Continued to June 7h.
Ssate vs. Patrick Piunkett. Search and seizure.
Continued to Wednesday next. ODonnell
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PARAsoLs, PARAsOLs In Silk, PoDgee aud
Linen; the best assortment 10 the city at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress Street.
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, best assortment in
State at Manufacturers prices, at Chas. Day,
Jr. & Co.'S, o. Exchange st. may % 1w
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7tE0RyaA.


SAN FRANCISCO. May 27,-Favorabe reports
have been received from the interior regarding
the crops
ORGANIZED RESISTANCE TO INDIANS.
Gov. Stafford, of Arizona, has issued proc
lamation calling on all able bodied men in tn ,
territory to organize to fight the Indians.
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NEW STAIR CARpErING at 40 cts. per I'd. at
Leavitts, cor. Market and Federal SITS.
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WEST INDIES.
ubas


MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
HAVANA, May 27.-Al the journals of Ca0a
ridicnle the expedition of the steamer George
b. Upton, and say that she will share the tate
of steamers Hornet and Lillian.
The American brig Thomas Halcombe is
ashore at Playa Santa Aua, and there is but
little hope that she can float off.
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JOB PRINTING. Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. nj. MARKS.
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TROUT FISHING TACKLE Of every description
at low prices at Charles Day, Jr & Co. 'scD4
Exchange st. may23 -1w
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ANY person after using half can of j.
Monroe Taylor's Cream Yeast Baking Powder
if not satisfied can have their money refund
ed. We call this fair proposition. Try it.
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LARGEST SIZE PLATTERs IS cents; smaller
sizes in same proportion, at Lcavitt's, corner
OF Federal and Market SITS. Call and see him.
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THE MARSHALL MURpER CASE

ufSut fsTil1hns
THE MARSHALL MURDER CASE.
LONDON, May 27-The Coroner's inouest at
Uxoridge on the bodies of the Marshall family
have rendered verdict that the deceased
came to their deaths at the hands of the parties
now under arrest on suspicion.
The victims of the tragedy were buried to-
day. Large crowds attended the funeral.
THE MoRDAUNT CASE.
A decision on the appeal of Sir Chas. Nor
daunt for continuation of proceedings for di-
vOrce against Lady Mordaunt has been prom
ised next Tuesday.
THE OPIUM TRADE.
The government OF India is opposed to the
interference of the home government in the
opium trade in any other way than by the inn
position of heavy duty on their drug.
ARREST OF FENIANs.
Davltt and Wilson, alleged Fenians, were ar
rested in this city to-day on information given
the authorities by Conglon. When taken in
to custody they were armed.
COMMISSIONER WELLS REPORT
culation the last report bel A. Wells, the
United States Commissioner of the Internal
Revenue.
LIVERPOOL, May GA board marked
Thomas Hamlin" has been picked up at Is
lay. The ship Thomas Hamlin left Liverpool
for Quebec about fortnight ago.
The bark Jessie Coffin, which was abandon
ed at ses.has been brought to Londonderry by
by her sailors.
PARIS, May 27.-In the corps lesslatif the
Interpolation or reason for the dissolution of
the pebiscitum committee was submitted
Mr.. Olivier made explanation so satisfacto-
~ that the House voted it is as the order of the
day, the members of the left only dissenting.
FRENCH POLITICS.
There were no indications of the expected
coalition of the right and left wings of the
chamber and the new ministry enters on its la
bors with an expression of confidence voted by
overwhelming majority.
DIsGRACEFUL DEMONSTRATIONS.
A violent disturbance occurred to-day at the
lecture of M. Edward Labontage before the
law school students He was interrupted with
storm of Kisses, which prevented him from
going on audfOrced him to leave the hall. Not
content with these insults they followed him
into the street, where the demonstration was
continued. The Prof. finally escaped with
much difficulty. A number of prominent ac-
TOYS in the affair have been arrested.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
In the House of Lords to-day the Earl oil
Granville said that ii the Irish land bill
reached the House early next week he should
move for an adjournment of the debate to
June 18th, when the bill should have its second
reading.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Monsell de-
MED that there was any connection between
| the FeBian invasion and the Red River rising
The Government has received no informa
| ton of fresh movements, either in Winnepee
| or On the Canadian frontier, nor was thsrt
| reason to anticipate any.
The Postmaster General mentioned some i'm
prOvements contemplated in the postal ser
vice. Among them is the reduction of postage
| on journals aud printed matter and the trans
mission by mail at one-half penny rates o
| cards with addresses ON one side and shor
| communications on the other.
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EE w YOyg

ANEKA JAMS HEIRS AGAIN
New YORK, May 27.-The national commit.
tee of the heirs of Aneka Jams, at a meeting in
Newark to-day, appointed commissioners for
Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and
took decided steps for the prosecution of their
suits against the Trinity Church corporation
The trustees of the church have been summon
ed to appear in court Monday.
THE TURF.
Tomorrow the great race between American
Girl, George Palmer and George Wilkers, fol
a purse of $780, takes place on Union Course
In the betting Tonight the American Girl has
slightly the call over the field. TO-day's race
was postponed on account of the rain.
CITY AND VICINITY.
The reception of the 9th Regiment, Col
Fisk, Jr., commanding, was held this evening
at the Academy of Music with great eclat.
The Academy was densely crowded Some Of
the most prominent politicians and financier:
of the city were present Among them were
Mayor Hall, p. B. Sweeney, VIM NJ Tweed
Col Samuel Fl. Leonard and large deega.
ton from the 18th Massachusetts Regiment.
The principal ferries to Brooklyn will reduce
the fare to one cent between the hours of A.
NJ and 730 P. NJ. on and after Monday, May
3oth, on consideration of receiving free the
leases, for which the companies now pay $50 ;.
QUO per annum
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The Freeman Brothers, No. no Exchange
street. are making hosts of friends by the ad
mirable manner in which they serve up oys
tiers. They keep them be1ded ard can furnish
them fresh and plump every day for family use
Take a can of them home tonight
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BERTsCHY's Best Flour for IS 90 1T II Mar
ket. T.. d. PETTENCILL. my20tf
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OsEls}.


CINCINNATI, May BIB. F. Redman, Jr,
obtained verdict to-day in the Superior Court
LOT $4,000 in the suit against H S. Culbertson,
for the seduction of his wife.
Y. M. c. A.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
TINS city have determined upon the organiza-
uon oil Laymen's Theological Institute tor
methodical instruction of the persons engaged
IN evangelical labor. 1t is regarded mere as d
very important move in the religious fields.
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THE BOSTON EXCURSION PARTY.
CHEYENNE, May 27.-The Boston excursion
train arrived this afternoon and remained an
hour
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New HOSIERY AND GLOVES opening to-day
at Auderson's, 533 Congress st.
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MASON s. HAMLN'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 a world wide renown. may25d5t
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New York stoch and Money MARKET.
New YORK, May Electromagnetic opened at
114a a 115.
NEW YORK. May 27-At1ernoon.-The sudden de-
cline in Foreign Exchange this afternoon from 1893
to 1893, was caused by the break Gold from lis to
1l4s and generally unsettled the feeling in Govern
ments and Stocks. The shipment of spe lie will prob
ably be diminished Tomorrow in consequence of the
depression in exchange. Governments closed rather
more steady.
Money remains easy at q per cent
The following were the closing duOtationS:
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Wanted.

vorNG MAN rs porter in Brokers' Office,
a salary first six months, SIS per week. None
- answer but those who can bring reference and
aoosit $3.50 as security Tor honesty. Address Bro
KER City Hotel, Boston, Mass. wlt2o
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Sugar Refinery Stock, &c, at Auc.
ficn

M Il shall sell by public auction, at Merchants
w Exchange. No &c Exchange ST., on Saturday,
June 4th, at IL o'clock A NJ,
40 shares in the Capital Stock of the
Forest City Sugar Refinery Company.
1-f6 of BaIque Lixxio H. jackson of
Portland, 5Oi 7 100 tons burthen.
Transfers to be made iIa mediately after sac.
Terms Cash transfer.
R. "A. BIRD n Co., Auciioncers.
May 2Sth, 1870. my2stl
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IT is an established fact, that Consumption
can be cured; but it is far better to prevent the
cruel disease from fastening itself on the sys-
TEN, by the timely use of remedy like Dr.
Wistdr's BalSam Of JVild Cherry. This stand
ard preparation will speedily cure cough or
cold, and even Consumption often yields to its
great power. my24-eod&wlw
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HOOP SKIRTS, -HooP SKIRTS, the greatest
variety to select from, at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress Street.
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DIEb.-Mr. William Tompson, awell known
truckman of this city, died at 2 o'clock this
morning after an illness of three weeks, aged
Al
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CONFERENCE.-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
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BIRD 81 CO.

NJ. =. KELLEY Auciioneer.
Tamarinds, &c, at Auction.
WE shall sell ON Tuesday, 3st inst, az ten o'clock
w NJ, at Salesroom. No IA Exchange 81,
rs Bbis. Tamnrinds
so Kegs G.
One sccOnJ-hand Triton q. Mcfarland
safe.
One second hand Sun s. ade In good order
Two Counter Tables. my2Std
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UTUCeVICSt NC" aJ AuCCIUn.
an Tuesday, Nav 3ist, at IL o'clock P. NJ, at
" Salssroom, No Is Fxchange st, we shall sell Mo-
asses, Vinegar, Soap, Starch, Beans, Canned Goods
Candles, Clofhfs Plus, Wash Boards, Cream Tarter,
Spies, Herring, Flour, Potatoes. PAPER. Paper
Bags, Tobacco. Coffee Stove and Shoe Brushes. Pol
ISL Also Store Fixtures, Measures, Scales, Scoops.
Show Cases, Sc.
my27td +. %. BAILEY & Co.. Aucfrs.
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CoRsETs, CoRsETs so, 60, IS c, ST. 90 to 81 90
at Andersons, 333 Congress Street.
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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