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The Portland daily press., 1870-04-27

great success Ia promoting them. cwius to hIl
we'll earned popularity, aud the Universal
good feeling that exists towards him in Con-
eress-know'ne bis perfect integrity, his in
aDlnty to DO anything but what is honest and
st,a'gattorward in business and politics, the
rehaoie quality of his Republication, founded
as u IL, upon principles in which ne believes
ana from which no earthly inducement can
swerve him for a single instant, and oDserving
how the experience Of three terms IN congress
has armed and strengthened him for the WORK
which the Representative OF the people snouic
ALWAYS he prepared TO perform, cannot for
moment doubt that the honor and interests OF
the neonle OF York and Cumberland alike,
would be promoted by his election.
I do not forget the great WORK tor THIS Dis
trict and this State in which he is now
specially engaged and which can hardly be ex-
pected 10 all its parts and relations to be per-
iected during the present Congress. ! refer
to the labors of our Representative for the
restoration of American commerce, ipclud-
ing the building of ships in our own State.
I believe no other men in Congress was
work, and how well it has, to this period. been
performed we need no better evidence than is
contained in the remarkable compliment paid
to him by President Grant in his recent special
message to Congress, q compliment as grace
full and deserved as it was unusual, for L be-
lieve there is no other instance in which the
!abors OF the chairman of a committee have
been 80 specially recognized and unqualifiedly
States.
For these reasons and others which your
space will not permit me to state, let us hope
mat the people of these counties will again
unite IN the nomination to Congress of a man
suitable, SO efficient and SO true as John
Lynch. AN ELEcToR
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MASSACRE BY GREEK BRIGANDs.-A dis
patch dated Athens, April 18th, gives the de-
tails of massacre by Greek brigands, that
has caused the most intense excitement in
England and all pats of Europe, and will
probably lead to the employment of foreign
troops in suppressing brigandage in Greece
The troops of the Greek government were in
pursuit Of the brgands hoping to rescue their
captives. severe fight epsued near the
classic plain of Marathon in which the brig
ands were defeated and put to flight. During
the retreat Lord Muncaster made his escape,
and was found aud communicated with the
pursuing party. The chase was then renewed
with vigor On the fourth day, Mr.. Herbert
an dtt0chs OF the British Legation, and Count
Boyl, secretary of the Italian legation, hecom-
ing thoroughly exhausted and unable to pro-
coed further, tagging behind and much delay
ing the escape, they were brutally murdered.
On the next day, and the fifth of the pursuit,
Vyner, Lord Gays brother, and Mr.. Lloyds,
their exhaustion again impeding their fight,
we're poignarded, the band having exhausted
their ammunition. At last accounts the troops
were still in pursuit of the bandits, with but
h1uO uopo VI tuclr capture, tucH SuPo'ioi
knowledge of the country rendering their ap-
prehension difficulty, now they are unimpeded
with prisoners. A terrible excitement pre-
walls in Athens, and the reports have produced
such terror that travellers do not dare to
leave the city. The combined legations in Ath-
ems are urging the most strenuous exertions on
the part of the government of King George to
aveDge the murdered. The bodies will be
brought to Athens and buried with funeral
honors by their respective leg ltions.
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Correspondence from st. Domingo state that
the feeling OF the people in favor of annexation
TO the United States is as strong as ever, and
that the opponents of President Baez are as
active as possible in eDdeavorng to stir up the
clements of discord throughout the republic.
In the south, Cabral, at the head of number
OF followers. is doing all in his power to precip-
ltate the country into a civil war, but so far he
has met with small success. He is however
making desperate effort to overthrow the
present government, but from the energy dis
played by Baez, who has already outlawed
MIN, there is little probability that his labors
Will meet with any degree of success CabraI
received $4,000 for surrendering Salnave to the
HaytieDs.
San Francisco has had two more slight
shocks of earthquake.
1t is generally understood that the State
Court of Appeals has agreed upon a decision
in the Richmond Mayoralty case, to the effect
that the enabling act is constitutional and that
Ellison CONSERVATIVE is therefore the legal
Mayor. The decision will be announced on
wednesday next, when the dual city govern
ment will cease and the matter will there end,
A"JoAo dkiCcu UcIOTcu1uO W dDluc ny
'ns decision. Chahoun and his police force
viii lose all pay for their services since the ap-
pointment Of Ellison. 't
Dispatches indicate the election of Gen. T.
d. Lewis, Democrat, to Congress from the I'd
Kentucky District by considerable ma;or;t,
The negroes voted. In Bowling Green the
negro vote with one exception was thrown for
Dowry, the Republican candidate No dis
turbance occurred. j. 8. Golladay spoke at
Bowling Green yesterday and announced him
self as member of Congress at the present
.lme. He had large pistol in his waist, and
'ndu'ged in abuse Of newspapers. He will
p'"oaoiy contest the seat of the member elect
to Congress.
~ Collector Joshua F. Bliley has been
heard rom. he is in Ohio upon a farm and
FL. no " WASHINGTON he is ready to report at
baron Aesseps states that the receipts from
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The tariff bill is now given up by its best
friends.
A DEMOCRATIC paper says that Fred
Douglass is working hard for radical nonina-
ton to Congress.
IMPORTANT rumors, having reference TO
the political situation in this State, have been
freely circulated within the last few days.
GEN. BUTLER has Thrown up the sponge"
and will not try to GUST Wilson in the Senate,
finding the enterprise hopeless one. sena-
tor Wilson will be reelected without opposition
in his OWE party.
SENATOR Robertson, chairman OF the Sen
ate Committee on Political Disabilities, will
in day or Two report a bill which in effect
will be general amnesty bill which the Pres
ident is understood to favor. 1t excludes
from amnesty only three classes, namely
First, those who withdrew themselves from
Congress at the beginning of the rebellion to
engage in the secession movement. Second,
those who withdrew from the United States
army and navy for the same purpose, and,
third, those who signed the original ordinance
of secession in the various States in 1851.
TIE York County Independent is very Sc
we're upon the Governors Council for reject
ing several nominations on account of per-
sonal and private aims and feelings" and not
not on account of the unftness of the indi-
viduals nominated. 1t says that the consti
tuition does not conten Plate the exercise of
the veto power of the Executive Council uu-
der such circumstances
EX-SENATOR BUcKALEw of PENNSYLVANIA
has had the principle OF the representation
of minorities tested by obtaining an act from
the Pennsylvania Legislature recognizing it
in the township Of Bloomsbury, where he
lives The first election of councilmen under
the new statute has just taken place with very
satisfactory results.
TIE Kennebec Journal has an article over
three columns long, in vindication of Speaker
Blaine. 1t says he will surely be returned to
the House from the third district this fall.
A CHICAGO paper says that the Maine SEN
ators will oppose the confirmation of Adam
Badeau as Consul General to London, on the
ground that the President promised at the
beginning of his administration, to retain
Morse, the present incumbent, who is from
Maine. 1t is alleged that with this under
standing the Maine men waived their right
for other appointments.
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Democratic members of Congress, when
they wish to satirize reconstruction, always
propose to reconstruct Massachusetts, by the
use OF such means as have been employed in
the South. This, of course, is Joke and a
sorry one at that. But Massachusetts thouob
not subject to the control and discipline of the
general government on account of its anti
democratic constitution and laws. is not so
very far from that condition, after all. If we
may take the figures of a Democratic member
Of the Massachusetts, House as correct there
are between fifty-five and sixty thousand
adult males" in that State who are disfran-
chised by the educational qualification and
the requirement that only persons that pay
poll tax shall vote. About l6 per cent. OF the
adult males of the Old Commonwealth moi
permitted to vote! There is a movement to
abolish the educational qualification, which
merely requires that voters shall know howto
read the constitution in English and write
their names Though such qualification is
not. like those that have sometimes and in
some places brought disrepute on our demo-
cratic system, one discriminating against any
class on account of race, color or previous COL
dition, yet it is an unnecessary and invidious
one. 1t is deservedly unpopular, and we are
glad to see that there is a prospect that the
constitution will be amended so as to abolish
1t.
But we do not know of any movement to
enfranchise those who are deprived of their
votes because they do not pay taxes. This is
substantially property qualification, only less
obnoxious than that of Rhode Island which
requires that voters shall own real estate.
Both the States that reject the first principles
OF Democracy need reconstruction through
their legislatures Either Democracy is a
truth and will succeed, or it is fallacy that
will shortly come TO an inglorious end. But
it can only be tested practically by giving it
fair trial. So long as it is complicated by ad-
mixture with the vestiges of aristocracy and
is accompanied by the continued subsection
of any class of the people it can never be de-
termined whether its failures and imperfec-
tons are due to its own nature or to its i'm
perfect development.
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Fine Custom-Made Clothing.
READY-MADE PRICES.

We would invite the public to examine our
SPRING STOCK of Custom Made CLOTHING,
consisting Of Spring Over Sacks Business and Dress
suits OF splendid sly les and make, which warrant
cases much better.
Those who plopese to have their garments made
to order will do well call and examine our coods
for they are the best before offered in the CITY,
We have also fine stock of HOSIERY GLOVES
TIES. SHIRTS, KIDS, &C., &C., all of which we
warrant, and at low prices.
Please cali and examine. sB-Opposite Falmouth
Hotel.
APT diff sn A, NJ. SMITH L. 20
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARI N II N EWS.
PORT OF RITA N ID I.

Tuesday, April &C.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Pied, st John, N d, via
Easport for Boston.
Brig A d TORY, Curtis, Newburypert.
Sch Aurora Berea!ls. Br Bamm, Boston.
Sch L Snow Jr, Griffin, Rockport
Sch sephine, Sp.ller. Ipswich for Bangor
Sch Evellne Squirting Cranberry Isles.
Sch Adelaide Smith, Macbias Tor BOSTON.
Sch Belle, Richards, Eden tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Mary Mariner, Mariner, Sagua-fhnny
& jackson. .EG
Sch Joserhine, Brown. Cardenas-I jackson & Co
Sch Bake, (Brl O'Brien, st John, Nb-John
POrteous.
Sch Harris, (Brj Qainlan, st John, NB-Jchn
PorteOus.
sA1LED-Barque Mary Fox. ~
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MARRIED.


In this city, April &C. by Rev. Father Murphy,
Michael White and Miss Mary Sullivan, both Of
Portland 4a.3f p .f 'llF :
In Westbrook, April &c, by Rev. e. Payson Thwing,
John E. Sawyer and Miss Annie II. Elder, OF Port
land.
In Monmouth, April II. by Rev j. c. Thompson,
Geo. s. King and Mss Ella M. Richardson, both OF
Monmouth
In Parkman by A. J. W Stevens. Esq Frank 81
Briggs and Miss Ella NJ. Atwood al, of T.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable in
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
remedies the Ill effects bad dyes invigorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
pplied at the Wig Factory, Is Bond st, NY
june 3-sNdlyr&w
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WILLING TO BE CoNsoLED-We understand
that just before the Moravian sailed on her
last trip from Liverpool three of the wives OF
men employed on board the missing steamer
City of Boston, were remarked.
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A public meeting has been held in Charles
broker, chance to explain his position. 1t
Is stated that when Mr.. Whittemore began to
speak, the band struck up the tune, 80, Listen
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-27

March 90. lat Il f6 S, len AZ, brig Julia Haskell
from Buenos Ayres Tor Portland.
April 4, lat 4S so. Ion IA w. ship Arcturus, from
Philadelphia tor Antwerp
April 20, East OF Barneaat 40 miles, brig Proteus,
from New York tor Beaufort, and was spoken again
22d, lat 10 50, Ion 70 20. E7-e
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President Grant is said to be negotiating for
the purchase Of the Bartbolow farm, in Prince
George county, near the District line 1t is
one Of the finest country places in Maryland,
and if he buys it the President will occupy it
as summer residence.
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JPer steamer City of Brooklyn.

Ar at Liverpool 18th, Prussian. Duttcn, Portland
SID 11th, Alexandria Brown, for Belfast; 18th, II
FL tner, Dickey. Dardenas.
Emf for ldg 18th, j B Lincoln, Musaus, for San
Francisc.
AR at London 18th, Henrietta, Bowbotham, Port
land.
Ar at Greenock 14th. st Andrew Richie, Portland
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Shatmuc SOue Calao.
ar at Ilavre Oil INST. Lathiy Rich, Mitchell, New
Orleans; 10th, Richard Ill, Wood, New YeE1.---
Ar at Antwerp 18Th. Elp.~see greeley, Halcrow,
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Letter irem Monmouth.
MONMOUTH, April &c, 1870.
DEAD BODY FOUND.

DEAD BODY FOUND.
Mr. EDIrOR,-The body of a man named
Remick, who has for some years past been
known in these parts as partially insane, wan
derer, preaching occasionally in school
houses, was found on Saturday evening near
North Monmouth villa,e on the shore of
South Wayne pond where it had foated
ashore after the disappearance of the ice 1t
had evidently been in the water all winter
concerning the time and manner of his death
nothing is known
THE SPRING FREsHETs.
The Spring freshets have subsided without
damage, and the roads rapidly improving
Business is looking upland SO is grass on
southern slopes.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
The firm of Brown & Leuce, tailors and
manufacturers Of ready made clothing, has
been dissolved and MIR. A. A. Leuce has en-
tered into partnership with G. D. Siarbird,
Esq, late OF the firm of Starbird & SHELL The
style of the new firm il Starbird & Leuce-
They will continue the custom tailoring and
ready made clothing business in connec, ion
with the trade 10 dry goods, in the store re-
Gently occupied ty. Starhird & Smell.
Blake, JudkiDs b Woodbury. have com
menced operations ID their new Tannery and
Moccasn Factory, aud will be ready to fill
orders Tor their goods fer the coming season.
Mrs James Cul!man, of whose attack upon
her husbands brothers wife wrote YOU last
fall, bas been brou hit to trial, pleaded guilty
and fined the sum Of 800 90 and costs. Her
husbands trial will come off at The ntxt term
OF court probably. CocHNEwAGAN.
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Pimples ON the Face

For Comedores, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs, Pmply Erupti0us and Biotched disHgura-
lions on the Face. use Perry's Comedone and PIN
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless and contains no
lead poison. Depot 40 Bond ST.. N. Y. Sold BY
Druggists everywhere. marl7dSHw4msn
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These Hard Times

These Hard Times
The people should kn0sO
sUhere they can bay the best
goods at fair prices. BUT
LER d Iced, No. II Mar
ket Square, WiU sell goa
BOOTS and SHOES that
sciz give good satisfaction.
We com nae7aced business
aUith the intention of Keep
ing the best goods that the
market affords, and selling
them at a small profit eUe
still continue to do business
IN that aU0y because eCe find
Stp0ys. We cordially iaaUite
the citizens Of Portland and
VScl7aSsy to an t71spectjon of
oar stock sCSth the assurance
that the goods IN eVery case
sv5lI 1DrOve just as represent
ed. -,... lr...-
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
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FOr Moth Patches, Freckl eS & Tan,
Use "PERRY'S MOIH and FRECKLE LO-
TON" The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
known to science ,or removing brown discoloratons
kY, 20 Bond st, N. Y. Sold by Druggists every
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At Bombay 10Th ult, ship John pot.er McClure
Tor rice ports. TiMour, Spooner, tor Boston.
Arat Falmouth Z 10th, brig LIZZIE Wyman, Gam
age, Havre tor Cardiff.
Ar at Uardiff sth, ship Cora, Coombs, Liverpool.
At Mayaguez 7th inst. brigs Allston, Sawyer, Tor
New Haven, ldg; Edith, tor Portland; sch Nellie
Doe, Rlc ardson, for Baltimore.
Ar at Cieniuegos 10th inst, barque Hancock, Col
Inns, Triniy ad
AT lnagua 10th inst, sch Ella Brown, OF Machias
for Boston DAYS.
Ar at Havana 18th inst, barque Jos Eaton. Ell.
linewood, Troon; 10Th, Topeka. Blanchard, fin New
Orleans. Monitor, Eaton, Cardiff.
Sid 18th, sen John Tracey, Raw|ey. Portland
nth sch Gov Smith. Crowell, Portland; 18th,
brig Eunice, BrJ Barker, Portland.
In port 18th, orig Five Brothers, Thurlow, for New
York lIg sch Cric tor Bangor; and others.
Ar at MatanZas 18th inst barques James E Ward,
Park, New York; Andes Sheppard, Portland; 18th,
Adelaide Norris. Reed, Liverpool: Starlight. Seavy
do, ocean, Eagle. Luce. Philadelphia; brig VIM
field. LoIing. New YorA; Onaiaska, Wheeler. from
pha. '.t.H -'HfI+
Sid nth, barque Czarina, Nichols New York; Is
aac Hall, Colcord, do; Ellen Stevens, How, Lalti-
more; brig Antelope, Rumball. Tor New ork: schs
Adeliza, Wright, and l. W Wheeler, Lewis Phila-
delphia; Cora Eta Sleeper, Sagua.
Ar at Cardenas 18th, brig Myronus, Higgins, New
York.
Sid 18th, brig Jas Davis, Showers, Philadelphia.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BLACK &EL KS

TU aSN e. ES BROS.
Have just received anoJher lot of those Black Silks
They are Great Bargains!
EONE PRICE ONLY!
Corner of Congress and Elm sis,
Ap22d1w sn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IA, 100 Total Brick.
DANIEL L. NORTHROP, Sec'y of Commissioners.
MOSES LANE, Chief Engineer
The City OF Lewiston, Me-. has more than a0C8 It.
of 4. 10, ~ and Is in. Cement PINE in ---
. q here more man $4,000 1t. Cement Drain Pipe
in use in Portland and vicinity. We have a goDd
stock OF Old pipe on hand 1t Is well known that the
older this pipe is the better Orders should be given
early to secure the best pipe.
J. w. STOCKWELL & CO.,
apr27snlw Next to City Hall.
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DOMESTIC PORTS

NEW oRLEANS-Ar 2oth barque Norwood.
Harkness Cardiff. WYNN
cid goth, snip Geneveve Strickland, Strickland
Havre.
BALTIMoRE-Ar 2sd, bargue NJ Haven, Hall
MatanZas. 49,
CID 23d, ship Intrepid. Spencer. New York; brig
Harry, sedgey. West Indies; schs S E Woodbury.,
woodbury., Georgetown Sc: Mary Harris, Brad
fori, Boston: Transfer. Guptill. do.
Ar 18th. sch L W Wheeler. Lewis Matanzas.
Phi LsA aI, sd, brig Kennebec. Cum
At de aware Breakwater 23d, brgs Josephine.
from Ponce; Alice StaIrett from Philadelphia; sch
Nellie Bowers. from Matanzas.
NEW YORk-Ar path, brgs Carrie T. Pickering
Torrey Mayaguez: MILWAUKEE,. Wiswell, Arecibo
belmont Locke, CochraDe. Cardenas; schs j Allen
Allen Areebo tsage shed ana eulwd Hss stSyel
err Arroyo 45 days; Ida NAV, Buck, Cardenas; Car
RE Heyer. Poland, Pensacola; Lainartne, Foss, I'm
Bucksville.
Cid 18th, ship David Crockett. Burgess. San Fran
cisco baroues Triumph, Cheney, Cardenasi Arizona
Carver, Matanzas.
son, Savannah; ii Thorndike, Hall. Charleston
Helen, Carroll, Calais: Starlight Shute, Port John
Cid 2sd, sch Hattie Butler, for Portland.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar oath, orig Charles Miller,
Gilkey, Havana Is days Tor Portland; schs Chloe,
and deosse XSs Johnson for
Portland.
Ar 18th schs Susan stetson, Barker, Rio Grande
70 days for Boston, Sarah, CT am, Hoboken tor Port
land; Maud Webster, Wentworth, satilla River
BsoSToS-Ar 25th. sch Helen Mcleod. coggswell.
st Andrews. NIB; Unison, Williams Damariscotta;
annie q bunker, Howe, Bath; Victory, Eaton, from
Portland.
DANyERs-Ar 2ed, sch Rebeccas Warren, Pick
ering, Baltimore.
SALEM-Ar 2sd. sch Judge Tenney. AgDew, Port
land for New York.
Ar 18th. sens Hannie westbrook, Littlejohn, Port
land for Philadelphia; LeesbuIg, Hoyt, from do or
New York.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 23d, sch Cynosure. Pinkham,
Boothbay.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Esd, schs Laeonia, Hall. New
York; Mt hope. Earnum, 90; Velma, Look, Hobo
ken; w Perry. French, Bangor.
ar 18th, brig Milwaukee, Brown, Newberg
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With the sticky, filthy, danger
Ous Hair Preparatiuns hur noe

With the sticky, filthy, danger
GUS Hair Preparations, but use
Nature's Hair Restora.
tive. which is perfectly clean
and transparent, AMI entirely
free from all dangerous drugs.
1t will positively restore GRAY
Hair, prevents the hair from
falling off, will cause it to
grow wnen Prematurely lost re-
moves dandruff and Keeps the
head in a perfectly healthy con
dhtion. Try a b tile and be
satisfied that It is the greatest
discovery OF the age. PROC
TOR BROTHERS. Gloucester,
Soc Ag'ts tor the Patentee. Ali
lthe Maine Druggists have a full
|supply. apr23snd&w1m
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state of Maine.
CUMBERLAND SIS:
To Moses Hancock in said County, GREETING.
WHEREAS Moses Hancock SiIas Morton. j. M.
w Lowell, all of said Otisned afct esaid pew
owners OF the Congregational Meeting house. in said
Otsfeid, have applied to me, Obadiah q. Cook, one
OF the JUSTICES of the Peace in and said County,
requesting me to issue warrant directed to one OF
the aid applicants, directing HIM to call a meeting
OF said pew owners. to be held at said Meeting bouse
on Saturday, May 2lst. A. D. 1870, at o'clock p M
10 act on the following articles to wit:
ART. list. To choose a Moderator to presi,e at
said meeting ~
I'd. To choose Clerk.
30. To choose Appraisers.
4th. 10 choose Assessors
9Th To choo- Treasurer.
9th. 10 choose Collector. ...
IN. 10 see ir they will vote to sell or to repair
sald clearinghouse, and to repair in what manner
S'h: 10 see ii they will vote to raise money to
oe'ray cue Expense OF repairing said Meeting house.
Nh. 10 choose Commit to make repairs
You are hereby directed to notify meeting OF SAID
peIson 10 De hed at the time and place Tor the pur
poses ABOVE mentioned, by posting up a certified
coPy Vi ehe ABOVE warrant three weeks before the
u, : o. sad Getting ON The prucipa outer door OF
sau m use; in one or more public places ~
Town IN Tue Maine State Press, q newspaper pup
isned In Portlard in said County. =,
Given under my hand this eighteenth day ofAp'h'
A. d. 1870
OBADIAH g. COOK, Justice of the Peace
A certifiea copy OF the original warrant usw1s
Attest: wow"
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SaI2adNy Cars i!

AN and after Sunday next, May 1st Cars will
" run on Cong ess street line as folows:-
Leave Vaughan and Atlantic SITS. 10 10; II As A. M,
and every 50 minutes 4fter until S.45 P. M.
The last Car will leave Vaughan st. As; Atlantic
915. G. w. RICKEk. Supt.
April 27. eodIw
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Earth Closets.

DERSONS wishing to see or purchase the "Dry
L Earth Closets" so much in use, can be accom-
modated by calling on
JOHN KINSMAN,
At his Gas Fixture Store, 1913 Exchange Street.
April q, 1870. d3G -r-f.T