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FALL hfvER-Ar aist, sch Ida Hudson. srssiy.
NEW BEDFoRD-sld slst. sch Intrepid, Stanley
HOLmEs HoLE-Ar soth brig George W cba,.
Racon Cai.ar en- 10 davs tor Portland. schs Char,e,
r Mayo, Nc Milan. Port au Prince Tor Boston D
Snow, Thorndike, New York iot Portland; + Tow
er. Perrg. from Cardenas tor Boston; MARY Edward
Greenleaf, Ba tmore for Hockland.
AT Tsrpaulin Cove 3ist, brigs M O Mariner. Mari
ner, Cardenas for Portland; emma II ILL., Blanch-
ard, Sagua tor Boston.
BOSiON-Cld sist sch Abby Burslev. Lowell. for
Georgetown. Me, to load Ior Philadelphia
O Z Dodge, Fuller. Bath.
SALEM-Ar 20 b. big Huntress, Sprague, Den
nysyille ior New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid I'm Genoa 18th ult. parque Eva Il Fisk, Emery
Boston.
Sid I'm Marseilles 18th inst, barque Harvest Moon,
Bartlett. New orleans; brig Mary Gibbs, whitte-
Ar al IIavre soih inst ship Martha Cobb, Pearson.
New Orleans.
Ar at Greenock 18th, ship st Lawrence, starrett.
NatanZas
Ar at Londonderry 81 s'e1mer n bernian. Watts,
Portland f,r LiyerD, o and proceeded.
Al Port au Prince zOin uii, SENS FIVE Brothers,
Pet Ison, and koret. Crocker from Machias az l7th
At Kingston IS ult, brig Clara Gibbs, Par~er'
Ar at C,enIuegos 10Th, brig Abbie c Tiicomb, Mar.
ston. SANTANA
SID 18th, sch j knowles. Cousins, for New York !;
Fiazer lBrl Matherson Portland.
Philadelphia.
GU GU a aatn. sch Lena Hume Hurlbut, New YORK.
gu <-u, sous Ralph Souder. Milan, boston; Nellie
isrrox. Conary, philadelphia David Wssson, Tap
Icy. Sagua; l3th. Petrol, Curtis, Mobile; Emma II
Hart. Hart, Sa2ua: Z5th barque John griffin Dow.
ney. New York. sch Ze a Psi. Thompson do
in port 25h oaruue Esther, Pr lnce. fol New York
ldg brig Hattie Bishop webber for North Of
Hat eras; u everett, Hooper, do, Chloe, Lee, t,r
Portl md: and others.
Chartered sch Fred Fish. for New York. 400 hhds
moIasses at SO pr ITO gals 0arques Isaac Hall, or d.
900 b. xes sugar at SIT and 700 bids do at S5 AIlhu
KInsman, tor Boston, TO hhds molass-s at 50.
Ar at Alatanzas I'D barque Kobe. Carver, IN
New YORK.; I'D, Almoner Carey, do.
Sid 18th, baruue AriZIDa, Carver, New YORK; sci
W Steele, Buck, Charleston. 2ist barque Tri
umph, Mahoney. New horh; 23d, brig Sparkling
Water. bichborn, do; sch NAV MunIoe Hall, io
North of Hatteras. "a h. barque FANNIE, Ncnos, iv
New FORK OIL Sullivan Perry Boston.
AT at Cardenas 49, Inst. bri2s Csscatele Carlisle
Boston; 10Th. Faus ina, Patterson, Ph,ladelDhia
2sd, Ernestne. Knight, Portland 2iih anima
Coombs, Portland; NJ e Staples, Coffin, Pbiladel
phia.
Sid 18th, brig Hattie Wheeler, Bacon. North Of
Hatteras; zith, bre Castilan Lang. Matanzas. u
load tor North o. Hatteras.
Slo I'm Saeua 22d inst, brig Rio Grande, Mcclellan
New Orleans.
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Il I&6@l HALLS
~ v@lvEcEIABLE S!C!LLAN
Il TI HAIR
6S REVIEWER,

Removes the Hair to its Original
Color when Gray.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourisbes the
hair.
REVIEWS THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
WHEN BALD,
Renews the brash. wiry hair to siken sottness,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR DIR EssING.
= One bottle shows its effects.
r. p. HALL & Co., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. dsnT&S- weow mr2
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, LANDLORDS
AND TENANTS, EVERY CLERK, AGENT, RUNNER,
OR SELLER OF GOODS By SAMPLE, in fact, every
man who wants to act understandingly, should
have "Chamberlin's Law Book for Business
Men," in which he will find his rights, du-
ties and responsibilities, distinctly stated and
defined. ATwELL & Co.., =
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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 jim
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts;
remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes nvgorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
pplied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
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Tn Loss or THE STEAMER NORMANDY AND
VnRrr-Two LIyEa.-A Southampton dispatch
q the 18th gives the following details:

VnRTx-Two LIyEa.-A Southampton dispatch
Of the 18th gives the following details:
The London and South Western Company.s
steamer Normandy, Captain Hervey, lett here
last night for the Channel Islands, about
twelve O'Clock. AT 4 A. M, about thirty miles
from the Needles, the screw steamer Marv.
bound from the Danube for London ran
into the Normandy during a very thick fog.
She struck the Normandy abaft the midship
section, cutting her down to the waters edge,
and the after cabins and hold filled immedi-
ately. The lifeboats and bulwarks were cut
away, leaving bat two other boats, by which
eleven lady passengers, seven gentlemen, the
second mate, and eleven of the crew and stew
ardess were saved. Captain Harvey consider
cd his ship so damaged and in such danger.
Gus condition and sinking state, that he called
to the Mary to send her boats to him to help to
save his passengers apd crew, at the same time
giving orders to man his two boats and save all
his lady and other passengers first. He ex-
hibited the greatest composure, directing the
movement of the ships engines and helm with
view to keep her head to the sea, and was
last seen on the bridge at his post and his
chief mate with him. About twenty minutes
AFTER the two boats left the Normandy they
beard loud cry from many voices, and soon
stser fell in with numerous articles, proving
s AZ. she had gone down. The boats pulled
saws I. iSr upwards Of two hours in the hope OF
'"'ins me- but without success. The number
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An INTERNATIONAL JoKE.-It is rumored
In diplom attic circles that the boy of doubtful
parentage, alluded to in yesterdays Press, es-
capped from the Miantonomah fMy aunt or no
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TIE proposition to "abolish" fast day does
not seem to have met with much approval
this year. Gov. Chamberlain has appointed
the 14th of April for this annual observance,
but other Executives have fixed upon the 7th
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BY the 9OVefn0r:f co,
M. DREW, Secretary OF o'A

{ ~Twa Page 7o-day-A Wonderful Es-
cane. Affecting Scene in Court; Utah; Cos
sIn and Gleanings; various other items.
Fourth Page-Poetry-The Singers Aims.
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MARIN NE N EwS.
PORT OF RITA Nd.

| Friday, April I.
| ARRIVED.
| Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax, S,-mds
| and passengers. to John Porteous.
BaIqne Maria tBr) Webster, Liverpool Mch 4, will
Sch y stimpsOn, Price. St John, NIB.
Sch Manchester. Hopkins. Machias tor New York
| Sch d Cameron. Mcdonald, Southport
Sch Emperor, Thompson. Bristol.
CLEARED.
Barque Mendoza, Perry. Matanzas-Jas NJ chur-
brig J Brown. Balm. Matanzas-A Hobson.
Brig Nellie johnson, tBr, spases, Havana Geo
Sch Emblem, tBr, Eisenham. Chester, Ms Davis
Sch Eclipse, tBrl McBurnie, St John, NB-F R
Barrett.
LAuNcHED-At westbrook 3ist ult. from the ward
OF Lewis & Co. brig OF about 800 tons, of large
water navigation. She is fr sale, and is now ling
at Central wharf, rigging
MEMORANDA.
sch Florence Tower, from Cardenas Tor Boston.
put into Holmes Hole 30th with loss OF 80 hhds mo-
lasses from OF the deck.
Sch Frank 8 Nellie, Bean at New York from Car
denas reports heavv gales the entire passage; was
a days North OF Hatteras and lest and split sails;
on the 9Th, between Barneeat and Absecom, had q
gale from ESE and lost deckload.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 26th. ship Albert Galatin,
Chandler. Mobile.
Aid TIM sW Pass 2sfh, ship Richd McManus.
-, KEY WEST-Ar 12'L, sch Knight Kent I'm
Sid 18Th. brig Adele McLoon. Munroe, Galveston.
PENSALOLA-Cid 23d ult. brig Mary G Roosevelt,
oi BUc cHs1 18th. schs Hart, Rawey,
Charleston; VIM sla,er. Watts, 4 homaston.
AR goth. brig Dana. O'Neii. Charleston; 22d,
sch Carrie Waller, M ,Ss Tno ouns
sAvANNAh-Cid soth, sch Eagle, for satia, to
load tor Brunswick, Me.
wILMiNGTUN-Cld2 8th, brig Mansanila, Spear.
Baltimore; sch Harper, Gott Bucksport.
BALTlMOkE-Ar s0lh. barque Deborah Pencil
Gsanspe.
Observation-Disclosures Goth, scbs orion Osborn.
Belfast; Kate Rich. Doughty I'm Rockport; j W
Drisko, Basket. New York.
CID 3oth. brig Mary G haskell. Haskell. Trinidad
NEW YORk-Ar 30th. brig Princeton, " ellis
New Haven; schs Mary Eliza. Awkward, Ponce PR;
balloon. ClIy Elizabethport tor Boston Porto Rico
Newburyport; Romeo. Matthews, Belfast tor Pbia-
delphia: Nautilus Pike, hockand. HANNIBAL, Fitch:
VIM McCobb. Arey. anu Daylight. McFadden, Port,
steamer Dirigo, johnson, portland.
Ar 3lst. schs Jos Segur Ellis Matanzas Is days;
Louisa Smith Weber. Arecibo 81 days.
g W Roosevelt, HERMAN, Havana; P,oteus. Chan
man, Cronstadt bries Winfield Lortnr. Matanzas
II Smith, Dodge. Lisbon: sehs Geo 3 Sonss, PRAY.
ma Sygnus, Small, Machas; Freddie wal
NEW HAVEN-Ar 3oth, sch Manua Loa, Talbot
PRovlDENCE-sld 2stb, sch Geo Krborp, Stan.
sid th, schs Gen Howard, johnson. and Hyena,
dardiner, Virginia: Trade Wind, smith, Rockland.
oort p sIc; hi-Sid 3lst, sch W Sargent Gar
,NtwPOkT-Ar sotb. sch Senator Grimes, Gibbs.
In port 3Oth, schs 8 L Stevens, Studley: Portland
for Portland.
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Of lives LOST. 10 as follows. Captain Harvey =,
chief mate, chief and second engineers, three
sailors, seven firemen and carpenter, three
n n,S gentlemen passengers. four second
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FoUND.-A place to get pure and fresh med
icines, toilet soaps, choice perfumery, &c., &C.,
at reasonable rates, at Kinds, under the Preble
House.
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= HILLS RHEUMATIC PILLS - An infallible
cure fo- Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Govt
Sold by all druggists at % cents per box. Try
them.
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The TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Coin the
american Enterprise, illustrated paper, which
we noticed the other day, the Travellers In
surance Company. of Hartford, has full page
engraving, choice thing, finely conceived and
drawn, and worth study. r.
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Jan a. lat 50 % e. lon s. IS W. ship India, Patten,
from san Francisco tor Liverpool.
Jan 81. lat 50 N, lon 20 20 W barqne j Winslow
from Savannah Dec ior Buenos Ayres.
March 8, lat 81 Az n, Ion "A w. ship Sabine, from
Guanape tor havre.
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To Printers.

A FONTot NEW BREWER TYPE t212 lbs.l can
"a be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND, Maine, ct Great Bargain!
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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. WIN. M. MARKS.
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A DICKENS NUMBER-EUery Saturday, No.
10, contains the first instalment of Mr.. Dick
ems new story, "The Mystery of Edwin
Drood,".- This is published from advdnce
sheets, by special arrangement with Mr.. Dick
ems and appears simultaneously with its pub
LEGATION in England. 1t is accompanied by the
illustrations drawn for the English edition of
Mr.. Fildes, under the supervision of Mr.. Dick
ems himself Those who desire to read this
great story in its earliest and only authorized
form in America, can find it in Euery Satur-
day. This number of Every Saturday is rem
dered additionally attractive by an excellent
new portrait of Mr.. Dickens, and views
of his residence at Gad's Hill Place.
A supplement is issued with the num-
Der, entitled "Mr. Pickwicks Reception"
drawn expressly for this number by Mr.. s.
Eytringe, Jr. 1t represents the numerous per-
sonages of MIR. Dickens's novels passing be-
fore Mr.. Pckwick, to whom they are pointed
out by the trusty Sam. Weller. The admirers
of Mr.. Dickens will easily recognize their IA
vorites and aversions,CMr. Pecksnif and his
daughters, jolly Mark Tapley, Mr.. Micawber
and the twins, Fagin, the Artful sDodger, the
Fat Boy trying to grow fatter. Little Nell and
Grandfather, Dombsy, Cratchit with Tiny
Tim, and indeed almost the entire roll Of char
acters that throng Mr.. Dickens's uneoualled
stories; while in the distance is the herald of
the new story 1harshalihg into view another
army of new characters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
We Don't Use Dock Water.

Lobs'ers bsiled every morning In Pure
SebaEs Water, snlted with Rock salt.
T-Orders Solicited and promptly allied.
ABNER JOHN ION,
08 Commercial St., Portland, Me.
mr23 3wR
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: PARTICULAR attention given to preparing
physicians prescriptions by A. S. Kinds, un-
der Preble House.
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fresh from Virginia will make you nice din
ner next Sunday. Freeman & Co., 1O1 Fed
eral street, have some of the finest we have
ever seen. dec11eStf
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CARRIAGE MAKERS & WHEELwR1eHrs will
do well to look at the large stock of Wheels,
Spokes and Rims offered for sale at the neao
Carriage Repository, where money is advanced
on carriages consigned for sale at public or pri-
gate sale. mar31d1w.
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DIED.

In this city, March 81. Mr.. Benz. r. Brown. aged
81 years months. boston papers please copy.]
Funeral services SUNDAY afternoon. al O'Clock.
at st. Pauls church. Friends and relatives are in
vted to attend.
In this city. April 1. Thomas Toeu, aged 20 years.
Funeral services Sunday alterno n at o'clock.
at bis late residence Fore and Centre streets
In Cape Elizabeth. March q. Augustus d child OF
Lewis ann Clara 8. Lombard. aged1 year.
In Yarmouth. March ". Mrs. Mary G., wife of
Benj Humphrey, aged ~ years months.
In st George. Fec. -, Capt. John allen. aged ~
years. He f0ll,wed the sea sixty years, has
neen master fifty years and never lost man or
vessel.
In st George. March ~. Mrs. Martha H., wife Of
Martin Wilson. aged rs years.
In Hope, March ~. Mr. stephen Hit, aged 81 years
months.
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HOUSEHOLD WITHOUT DIR. HEN
4 BRICKS RESTORATIVE BIT RS
within reach, Jacks an important safeguard
~ OF health and lie. A tew doses of this
~ standard remedy at this season OF the
year for bill business, liver complaint,
HlarRuor, debility, loss or appetite, dis
tress after eating nervousness, indgestk n,
humors constipation. ETC., will relieve very Distress
Jog symptoms and prevent dangerous consequences
ap1sntf lOR1NG, Druggist, Proprietor
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THE members of Honor Lodge No. G, I. ..
of G. T. are requested to meet at their hall
next Sunday afternoon at half past one o'clock,
to attend the funeral of our late brother Frank
Brown. Members of sister Lodges are cordial
ly invited. Per order,
JOHN SCULLY, Secretary.
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MARRIED.

In this city, March 90. by Rev. DR.. Carruthers,
Robert Thomson and Miss Catharine Westwood,
both OF Portland
In Vienna March 70, George Ladd and Eta G.
Whittier ef Fayette.
In Rnckiand. march q, George Elliott, OF Thomas
ton, and Mary Ella Libby, Of Kock'and
In Stockton, March ~. Matthew Partridge and
Lizzie A. P9rtlidge.
In East Dxfield March a. Valeru, W bite, Of Jay,
and Helen Severy, d.
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PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN-The
regular monthly meeting will be held Tuesday
evening, at o'clock. The following special
business will come before the Union: To act on
an amendment of bylaw; to increase the Ii
brary; to act on the names Of delinquent mem
bers. A fall attendance is desirable. 1-3t
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D0aU7a Go the Prices!
ALL ABOARD FOR
"A. g. ID A Wis s. CO.,
so Middle Street, Boyd Block.
The Great Tin.Type Route!
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Niagara Fire Insurance Co., Of New ork.
The UNDERSIGNED having been appointed agent OF
this most reliable and well-known Company, all
spectfuly requested to call at my office in Paysou
Block, No. 30 Exchange street, and get them re-
pewed mT5sntf L. S.TWOMBLY, Agent.
For Moth Patches, FrecIkles & Tan.
Use "PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE To-
T1ON." The My Reliable and Harmless Remedy
known to science removing brown discolorat ions
from the face. Prepared only by Dr. B. c. PER
where.
Pimples ON the Face.
For Comedores, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs. Pimply Eruptious and Biotched di- figura-
tions on the Face. use Perry's Comedone and Pim-
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless and contains no
lead poison. Depot 40 Bond ST.. N. Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. marl7d&w4msn
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LADIES COTTON HOSE 10, Is, 90 %, SO, A.
SO cents.
ANDERsoNs, 1888 Congress Street.
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SebQQO Lake Ice.

CE from this water ready for present or future
L delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board BY
$50 n. o CRAM
March 18th, 1870. mrlsedistf
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BOYS WANTED at CoGIA HAssAN's
80 Exchange st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MRS. SEABORY
PROPOSES to open Glass for Instruction in WAX
FLOWERs, LIE AVES, &C, on MONDAY,
AJrii 18th.
For sample of work. terms, &C., apply to
j. VIC. MORRISON,
ap2d1wsn 284 congress st.
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WE would call attention to the notice of
class for instruction in Wax Flow ers in an
another column.
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GENTLEMEN should go to Smiths. 100 Elk.
change St., for their regular baths.
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A FULL LINE OF INITIAL STATIONERY re.
ceived this day at CoaA HAssANs.
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q WE would call attention to F. o. Bailey's
Sale to-day on Market St. See their advt.
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CoRsETs 50, 80. Is cents, 81 90, 1 50, 90.
800, $50.
ANDERsoN's 333 Congress Street.
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HOOP SKIRTS, 81, 40, 80, 60, Is, So, 95cts.
ANDERsoN's 1888 Congress Street.
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The Wing says that the stages outside are
having hard time with the mud, the roads
outside being reported in execrable condition.
The Machids Union says female swiudi Ter
has been victimizing the good people of Ma
chias. 1t saws: "She" halls from Portland.
Said she had served two years in the late war !;
that her husband was blind of one eye, and
had only one lung. That he had friends at or
near st. Anthony, MIMI, and she wanted
money to pay expense of getting her husband
from Portland to Minnesota.
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GENTLEMEN should go to Smiths, 100 Ex-
change ST., for their regular baths
A FULL LINE OF INITIAL STATIONERY re-
ceived this day at CoaA HAssAN's.
HOOP SKIRTS, 81, 40, 80, 60, Is, SS, 95 cts.
=. ANDERsoN's 1888 Congress Street.
WE would call attention to F. o. Baileys
Sale to-day on Market st. See their advt
WE would call attention to the notice of
class for instruction in Wax Fzow ers in an
another column.
CoRsETs 80, 30. 70 cents, 81 90, 80, 2 90.
500, $50.
ANDERsoN's 33S Congress Street.
Boys WANTED at CoG1A HAssAN's
a. 90 Exchange st.
LADIES COTTON HOSE 10, Is, 20, %, 50, AZ,
so cents.
ANDERsoN's, 1888 Congress Street.
HILLS RHEUMATIC PILLS - An infallible
cure fo- rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout.
Sold by all druggists at % cents per box. Try
them.
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. WIN. NJ. MARKS.
FouND.-A place to get pure and fresh med
icines, toilet soaps, choice perfumery, &c., &C.,
at reasonable rates, at Kinds, under the Preble
House.
PARTICULAR attention given to preparing
physicians prescriptions by A. S. Kinds, I'M
der Preble House. Z.
Forty cents invested in one quart of oysters
fresh from Virginia will make you nice din
ner next Sunday. Freeman & Co., 1O1 Fed
eral street, have some of the finest we have
ever seen. dec11eStf
The TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Coin the
american Enterprise, illustrated paper, which
we noticed the other day, the Travellers In
surance Company. of Hartford, has full page
engraving, a choice thing, finely conceived and
drawn, and worth study.
CARRIAGE MAKERS & WHEELwRIGHrs will
do well to look at the large stock of Wheels,
Spokes and Rims offered for sale at the meao
on carriages consigned for sale at public or pri-
cate sale. mar31d1w.
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-The
regular monthly meeting will be held Tuesday
evening, at o'clock. The following special
business will come before the Union: To act on
an amendment of bylaw; to increase the IL
brary; to act on the names of delinquent mem
bers. A fall attendance is desirable. 1-3t
THE members of Honor Lodge No. 6, l. o.
of G. T. are requested to meet at their hall
next Sunday afternoon at half past one o'clock,
to attend the funeral of our late brother Frank
Brown. Members of sister Lodges are cordial
ly invited. Per order,
JOHN SCULLY, Secretary
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, LANDLORDS
AND TENANTS, EVERY CLERK, AGENT RUNNER,
OR SELLER OF GOODS By SAMPLE, in fact, every
man who wants to act understandinply. should
have "Chamberlins Law Book for Business
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Chas. e. French has resigned his office as
Assistant Assessor of Internal Revenue. It is
understood that Hon s. D. Lindsey will be re-
appointed.
The Postmaster General has established a
Post Office at West Athens and appointed
Albert Fellows, Postmaster.
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The people of Harrington have raised by
dividual contributions for Soldiers Monume
about $500. and the town has voted about s:
more for the same purpose, says the Mach
Union. ~
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NEW ADVERTISER NTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or The
Merchants National Bank.
PORTLAND. ME-,
At Close of Bus ness, March "a, 1870.

At Close of Bus ness, March "a, 1870.
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YORK COUNTY

tated the thigh, just above the knee, Of Mr.. j.
Waterhouse Of Biddeford, gentleman OF
about forty-6ve years of age who has been af-
ficted with a "white swelling" for about
twenty years. r.
There is positively young lady in one Of
the Biddeford mill, who is worth at least S10.-
600; but who works quietly day by day, earn
lag her six dollars weekly, instead of retiring