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FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, May Ain the House of Commons
tonight, Jacob Blight, after presenting pc
titiOn for female sCff'age, moved to a second
reading of the bill removing the disabilities Of
women with regard to voting. He said that il
the bill was adopted there would be but one
female to nine male veters. The House di-
vided on the proposition, Shall the question
be now put?" and it was adopted by vote OF
-! ayes against 81 nays. The announcement
of the result was received with enthusiastic
cheering. The bill was then read the second
time
DEATH OF NOTED MAN.
Richard Tattersall, the head of the vel,
known firm of Tattersall, is dead.
DUBLIN, May "A procession of 900 Or
angemen while passing through the Catholic
quarter of the town of Lurgan, with arms and
offensive banners, were attacked by the police
and dispersed. The police were obliged to use
their swords, but no casualties are reported.
France.
PARIS May Alt is asserted that NJ Theirs
will issue manifesto dyising Frenchmen to
vote no on the plebiscitum. The Emperor g
proclamation has been distributed throughout
the country and is now in the hands of every
voter. The committee in favor of the plebsci-
tum have issued their last address to the cleo
tors, and declaring that they must put aside
by strong vote the irreconcilable minority
which resorts in its opposition to the govern
ment to all means, even conspiracy, bombs and
internal machines The manifesto concludes
You must go to the polls on next Sunday and
vote as in 1873, with banners flying and shout
ing 'Vive Napoleon If you desire liberty
order, stability and prosper .ty, you must vote
for the plebiscitum."
Rome.
OPPOSITION TO THE PAPAL PRoGRAH he 4.
CREASING.
ROME, May 4.-The successive diplomatic
protests made against the papal programme
has powerfully reinforced the numbers ant
power of the opposition in the Ecumenica
Council.
Spain.
INTERNATIONAL COURTEsIEs REFUsED TO Al
AMERICAN VESSEL.
LONDON, May 4.-The U. s. steamer Juniata
from Tunis, was refused a pratique by the
quarantine authorities at Malaga and has gon'
to Gibraltar
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NAY oRIkINAL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
WEDSfsDAY.-Henry L. Tyler VS.. Luther Fitch.
Trespass for taking and carrying away 10000 feet
OF hemock timber and eight cords of hemlock bark.
defendant denies that the cutting was on plaintiffs
lands and claims it was his own. Evidence for de-
fence nearly out. On trial.
Bradburys. Swasey & Son.
Henry p Young pleaded nolo contendere to an in
dictment found against him at the January term for
keeping gambling house. Fined S75 and costs of
prosecution and ordered to recognize in the sum of
$500 to keep the peace for two years.
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RUBBER HOSE for Hydrant purposes can be
obtained with Pipes and Couplings all COM
plete, at the lowest prices from
j. & G. J. BARBOUR,
May Aft No. Exchange Street.
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Buy your tickets to New York via steamers
Bristol and Providence of the Fall River Line.
of ii. p. WooD, corner of Fore and Exchange
Streets. State rooms secured. May 51w
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M unicipal Court.

WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. John Rogers. Search
and seizure Pleaded not guilty. Trial decision,
guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Appealed and fur
nished suretes In the of $500 for appearance at
September term of Superior Court.
State vs. Martin Ryan. Search and seizure. Fined
$50 and costs. Paid.
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Ross & STURDvANr are getting out brief
Tourists Guide to Mount Desert for the COM
ing summer travel which will be doubtless
larger than last year. Mr.. Dupee the we'll
known Photographer leaves in a few weeks to
complete his already varied stock of negatives
secured at this delightful resort.
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THE PRESS
Thursday Morning, May D. 1870
Portland and Vicinity
Vow Advertisements fais Dsvs

AUCTION COLUMN.
Carriages and Harnesses. :. John Russell.
Real Estate. X. A. Bird 81 Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Excursion Season. Grand Trunk X. H.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Houses far Sale. Geo. r. Davis ~ Co.
Oscar Tucker.
Guns :. g. L. Bailey. Nm Wa,
r. II. Ticket Agency. 80. Henry l. "oou.
Agent Wanted.
Wanted. u. G. Woodman.
Madam Armand. New Patterns.
Gold Loan. -. VIM II. Wood & Son.
Lodging Rooms.
Grading.
MonhOOd.
Yarmouth Academy....J M. Bates,
Wanted. =. Girl.
First Mortgage. Swan & Barrett.
Notice. Estate Deney Stone.
Wanted. :. Assistant.
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MR.. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, well known and
respectable citizen, and recently Collector of
Taxes in the town of Gorham, who has been
unwell for several weeks with serious diff.
Guilty of the stomach, was not expected yester-
day 10 live but few hours.
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WE have the best Denim and Duck 5eralls
and Frocks ever offered in Portland Sewing
warranted. G. w. RICH s. Co.,
ap22eOd2w 1873 Fore street
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IL ROUGH TICKETS to San Francisco, New
Orleans and all intermediate points for sale at
Railroad Ticket Agency, corner Fore and Ex-
change streets. Nav 6-1W
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WoMAN's SUFFRAGE.-The third meeting of
the champions of the suffrage movement in
this city was attended by about twenty per-
sons, about half of them being females. MI.
Neal occupied the whole evening in an elab-
crate argument to prove the right and expedi-
ency of womans voting. He believes the
right of suffrage is a natural right, and that
there is no principle which should exclude
women from its exercise moro than men. The
word used throughout our Constitution to ex-
press the class in whom lies the right of cleo
ton of the officers of the Government is "peo-
ple,' and this word includes women as we'll as
men. Mr.. Meals speech was continued till 9
O'Clock, but it was chiefly a reiteration of his
former arguments.
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Railways declining. Harlem active on the report
that the company was selling new stock 70 Dud the
There was great rush to SELL and the stock el TO
1885, On the subsequent denial OF the report u rose
was heavy and lower in consequence OF the reduc-
ton of canal tolls. The Chicago q Rock Island
earnings for April increased $50 900 over April, 1862
NEW YORK, May 4-Afernoon. Gold was lower
this afternoon, and closed at 114a a 1144.
Governments heavy and lower at the close.
Money easier at q per cent. Foreign Exchange
heavy at 1901
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G. A. R.-The next regular meeting of Bos-
worth Post No. 2, for work in the first grade
will be held tomorrow evening" at o'clock.
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JOB PRINTNG.-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. M. MARKS.
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We invite people in want of nice Custom
Clothing to examine our stock of Cloths. We
have "best stock of Cloths in Portland, and
will make them up at satisfactory prices and
guarantee perfectly fitting garments.
s- G. w. RICH & Co.,
apc )eod2w 173 Fore street
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BEFORE buying your Refrigerators call at
&c Union Street and see the Patients Improved,
for sale by HENRY TAYLOR.
Nav 5.2t
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Miscellaneous Notices.

PosTPoNEMENT.-TAe administrators auc-
ton sale of boots and shoes, advertised to take
place at the store of the late Caleb S. Small,
on Casco street, on Friday morning, has been
indefinitely postponed, the stock having been
disposed of at private sale.
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New York stock and Money m.rke,,

NOV I'VE Ss~cK Hnu money Mafkct.
NEW YORK, May 4-MornIng -Monereasy at 4 g
out $s5, 0OOin specie. The Treasury bid for million
Of Gold aggregated SS,5SaoOO, ranging from ia to
No official confirmation has been received OF the
report that the Prussian had struck the
American railroad securities from the Bourses OF that
kingdom.
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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MAsoNIc.-The Grand Chapter was called
to labor at O. clock A. NJ. Wednesday. M. E.
Stephen j. Young was installed as Grand
High Priest, and made the following appoint
| mepts:
| Porter, III. A. Philbrook, Grand Chaplains
H. H. Burbank G. Capt of Host.
Aug. Bailey, G. Pr. Sojourner.
b. M. Flint, G.. r. A. Capt.
i. w. McFadden, G. M. Sd Veil.
Geo III. Freeman, G. nj. I'd Veil.
TN. Varney, G. M 1st Veil.
A. Il. Kingsley VIM. H. Smith, Leander
Weeks, w. H. Gray, Grand Stewards.
Such officers as were present were presented
and installed
The Grand Council Royal and Select Mas
tiers met at 2 o'clock. The following were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
Gordon r. Garden, of Portland, M. z. G.
Master.
Benz. M. Flint, Calais, d. P. G. Master.
Augustus Bailey Gardiner, r. p. G. Master.
Chas. Thayer, Unity, f. G; Master.
Ira Berry, Portland, G. Recorder.
Rev. Jas. e. G. Sawyer, Bath, Grand Chap
lain.
Elijah Smith, Saco, Grand Master of Cere-
monies.
A. I. Mather, Belfast, Grand Capt. of Guard
A. B. Mathews, Belfast, Grand Conductor.
VIM. Tucker, Skowhegan, Grand Steward.
Warren Phillips, Portland, Grand Sentinel.
The Grand Council closed at o'clock.
The Grand Chapter closed at noon
The Grand Lodge, at O'clock called off
until 9 o'clock Thursday morning.
The Grand Commandery of Knights Temp
lar met at o'clock Wednesday evening, and
was opened in ample form by Grand Com
mander Mcclellan, assisted by Portland and
st. Alban Communicates of this city in full
ranks. The following were elected officers for
the ensuing year:
Charles II. Mcclellan, of Bath, Grand Com
mander.
Henry II. Dickey, Lewiston, Deputy Grand
Commander
Josiah H. Drummond, Portland, Grand Gen
eralissimO.
Silas Alden. Bangor, Grand Captain General.
Rev. j. e. G. Sawyer, Bath, Grand Prelate.
Charles FObes, Portland, Grand Treasurer.
Ira Berry, Portland, Grand Recorder.
Jno. w. Ballou, Bath, Grand Senior Warden.
Edward Parker, Jr., Biddeford, Grand Ju-
nior Warden.
Denison e. Seymour, Calais, Grand Stand
ard Bearer.
George M. Holmes, Gardiner, Grand Sword
Bearer.
r. w. Black. Augusta, Grand Warden.
Warren Phillips, Portland, Grand Capt. of
Guard.
The officers were installed and the Grand
COmmandery closed
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SPLITTING OF BLOOD, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Coughs. and all Pulmonary Aztec
finns cured by the of Vhifn Ds-,~ d.
hound
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REV. john III w. Burnley, of Providence, R. l..
ming at "A O'clock OA"AoA 'n'' ''e-
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JUNIOR ASSOCIATION BASE BALL CLUB
The third meeting of the Junior Base Ball As
ISOLATION was held in Portland yesterday. The
following Clubs were represented: North Star
of Portland, Messrs. Day and Leighton; Reso-
lutte of Portland, Messrs. St. John and Chaffin
Oriental B. B. c., Messrs Henry and Fling;
Dirigo of Augusta, Messrs. Morse and Scruton.
President Halves being absent, Vice President
Morse took the Chair. The following Clubs
were admitted: "Oriental" of Portland, "Diri
go" OF Biddeford, "Passagassawaukeag" of
Belfast, Eureka of Riverside.
The next in the order of business was the
election of officers for the ensuing year. The
following were elected, viz: President, Charlie 8
r. Chafin; Vice President, A. b. Leighton;
81 Vice President, f. H. Scruton; Rec. Secre-
tary and Cor. Secretary, j. f. Day.
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EVERYBODY should go to G.. w. Rich s.
Co. 8 for clothing. 173 Fore street.
apOOaodO-
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May Aft

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
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DEATH OF d. W. MILLETT.-Mr. d. w. Mil
lett, an old citizen, and well known as bill
collector and broker, died in this city yester-
day, after long period Of ill-health. His age
was 60 years months. Mr.. Milett was q
cripple all his life, but very energetic man in
his business aff,irs and acquired competency.
IMPoRTATIoNs.-Sugara and Molasses import
ed into the port of Portland from January LIST
to April so, 1870, as compared with the same
period of 1869:
SUGAR. MOLAsSES.
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Bepson sseck Lis,.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, May 4.
Wood. WO0Gl
WAnte0.

., ARD and SOFT WOOD, for sale at No. 43. Lin
III coin street. Also, dry edgngs. -
ian20 WM. 1OoE.
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FRENCH CoRsErs 81 80, 1 6S, 2 90, so, 8 80,
475, at ANDERsoN's 1888 Congress Street.
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Gentee, Furniture by Auction.

an THURSDAY, May 5th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
~ house No. So Park St., the Furniture in said
house, consisting of Parlor Suits, in Black Walnut
and Hair Cloth, Marble Top Tables, Brussels and
Sets, Hair and Excelsior Mattresses Spring Beds,
Hat-Tree, Black Walnut Dining Chairs an Exten-
sion Tables Marble Top Side Board, Clocks, CROCK
cry, and Glass Ware, Plated Ware, Alright Stoves
Curtains, Magee Advance Cook Stove, No. ., Kefrig-
orator together with the extra Kitchen Furniture.
~ AT IL 1-2 o'clock 1 Piano, Brown q Coz
manufacture, octave, round corners, and Rosewood
case.
+. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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The Arabs are accustomed to say, if Ma
manned had tasted the waters of the Nile, he
would have asked of God immortality en-
earth; what extravagant metaphor could they
find to express their admiration of food pre-
pared with Gold Medal Saleratus? 1t also
makes -four go farther, and takes less to do the
work than of soda or other saleratus.
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Acc1DENT-Another5 boy shot-For some time
past the residents in the vicinity of Woodford's
Corner have been very much annoyed by dogs
that would attack their fowls and kill them
simply from their spirit of mischief. On Tues
day last Mr.. Joseph Batchelder who lives near
the railroad station was SO unfortunate as to
lose couple of ducks, and last Wednesday
night he saw dog rush into his yard and
seize another. 1t was but the work of mo.
ment for him to seize his gun, which was double
barrelled, and, taking aim, to pull the trigger
The gun missed fire and he Immediately pulled
the other trigger, and just as the second barrel
exploded the first did likewise. The conse-
quence was, his gun was thrown up a little,
sufficiently, however, to send the charge away
across the road from the garden and some o.
the fine shot struck little boy by the name Of
Alden. A doctor was Immediately called who
to Mr.. Batchelder's great relief, informed him
that nothing serious had been done and picked
out the shot,
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ap3)eOd2w

PASSENGERS going West or South can OBJ
tain through tickets over first-class routes at
lowest rates at the Railway Ticket Agency,
corner Fore and Exchange streets, Portland.
May 5d1w.
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GOOD, steady, capable Girl to do general house,
n work; none other need apply. Good reference
required. Apply at No Ct DaDtorth ct. my3snlw
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To same best collection pelargoniums, 4.0l
10 Can't j. b. Coyle, second best do, 800
To Porrick Dufle, best antirrhnums, 2.0(
70 J. A. Dirwanger, best display cinerarias, 200
To Albert Dirwanger, best display Carnation
pnks, 2O(
To Patrick Duffie, best display lantanas. 2Ct
To same. rare and beautiful collection of new
plants, 1906
To Capt. j. b. Coyle, excellent collection do, 500
To J, A. Dirwanger, fine new plants, SOC
To Albert Dirwanger, fine thrifty plants, 500
To Cnas =. Bryant, excellent variety ofplants 90
70 same, thrifty specimens OF callas, 200
TO same, orange trees with fruit and blossoms, 200
10 sirs; A. Colby, strawberry plant with ripe
10 Mrs. Miller exceedingly beautiful wax flow-
ers, loo
10 Patrick Duffie, best display cut flowers, 400
j o same, best display cut roses, 800
10 Cha les F. Bryant, second best do, zoo
10 j. A. Dirwanger, best parlor boquet 500
To Albert Dirwanger, second best do zoo
To same, for best hand boquet, 800
To j. A. Dirwanger, second best do, zoo
To Mabel and Frank Elwell, best basket wild
flowers, 2.O(
To Mrs. A. P. Morgan, second best do, 1Ol
10 Albert Dirwanger, best basket cultivated do, 500
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york than of soda or other saleratus.

WALLED IN PARIs!-Why are the hair col
oring preparations kept dark? Simply because
tho light decomposes them and exposes their
foul sediment. Hence the bottles are jacketed
with paste and paper. PHALoN's VrTALIA, OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, on tile other hand
is as clear and transparent in the sunshine as
in the shade. 1t revives the natural color in
every time bleached fiber, and does not stain
the skin. Sold by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. may3eod1w
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SOUND the glad tidings Bargains, Bargains,
Bargains, just opened at Fitzgerald & Co.
Beautiful Satin Bows in all the desirable
Shades for 62 cents each. Kid Gloves very
coed Colors 62 c. Ladies' Gauze Undervests
for so each. A splendid line of Ladies' I'm
bleached Hose in German and English makes /;
also Irish Ballriggan, Bleached and Unbleach-
ed, with silk Cloth. Another lot of our cele-
brated one dollar Corsets, also French Corsets
with 400 bones. Boys and Misses Fancy Hose
in fine variety. Gents German Linen Hand
kerchiefs very good for zoe. Ladies full SO
handkerchiefs from SC. to $50. Misses and
children's Kid Gloves for $50. per pair. Cot
ton and Linen Diapers from 10 C. to 20 C. per
yard. Black Web Velvet, very good quality
and low priced. We have added to our Stock
| Sash Ribbons; before buying elsewhere find
| out our prices. A fine assortment of Cotton
trimmings, fringes, and cheap, cheap, cheap
| in fact you cannot mention anything in the
fancy goods line that we do not keep.
Respectfully. FITZGERALD u 20.
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u. A. ssfRD d Co., Auctioueefs.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST.
Damaged Goods at Auction

WYE shall sell at No 81 Exchange street on Thurs
w day next at ten O'Clock A NJ, AL the stock re-
manning in said store, consisting in part of Velvet
Ribbons, Ruffiings, Gloves, Mts, Hosiery Trim,
and Tassels, Birds, Tapes, Buttons, &c. Also two
The above embraces many goods but slightly dam
aged and every article will be sold to close the busi
ness. mv3td
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A morning passenger train leaves Biddeford
for Portland ON the p. s. & P. r. r. at -
o'clock
In our account of the Portland Star Match
Factory the other day we inadvertently forget
to mention that the mason work, which is a
splendid piece of work, was executed by
Messrs. e. S. Foss and John Snow.
Capt. Freeman succeeds Capt Webster at
this port in command of the Mahoning,
and Capt. Webster takes command of the
Miami at Wilmington, Del.
AT a meeting of the Mayor and Board of Al
dermen held yesterday forenoon, Messrs. Will
liam Curtis, Rensselaer, Cram and jeremiah
Howe were drawn as traverse jurors for the
Superior Court Messrs Rensselaer, Greedy,
Joseph Bradford, Elijah Adams, 81, and Chas
b. Nash were drawn on Tuesday afternoon.
Twenty cars of news rails are being carried
out of this city for the Grand Trunk Railroad
each day.
The fifty-third anniversary of the Second
Parish Sabbath School will be celebrated at
the vestry of that church next Sunday eve
ming
Yesterday morning We had q slight shower,
after which the weather was extremely sultry
fer the season. the thermnmntar raa-Lin1. 10 a
at noon. About 3 o'clock the clouds began to
gather, thI eatening thunder storm, but they
proved to be wind Clouds raising the dust in
clouds. About o'clock the wind got round to
the N. E. and the thermometer dropped to So o
We were panied to be informed yesterday
that private letter had just been received in
this city stating that Capt. Look died at Glib
raltar on the 18th of April from modification
having set in.
Mr.. William Baldwin, of the firm of Bald
win, Kinds & Co., contractors on the P. & o.
r. R., gave nice collation. ON the line of the
road, near Vanghan's bridge, yesterday after
noon, to their men, they having completed a
very difficult cut on the road in a very short
time. A platform was erected, remarks made
by the officers of the road and grand good
time enjoyed by all bands.
Several sales and transfers of real estate
have taken place lately.
Three young girls, the oldest 16 years of age,
were arrested yesterday by the police for using
obscene language on the street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The advantages and attractions of this Loan,
for investment purposes, are many and impor,
tant:
l. 1t is based upon one of the Great THROUGH
LINES between the sEABoARD and the
2. The SECURITY IS ALREADY GRE
ATED, the greater part of the line being
in successful running operation.
B. The Local Traffic, from the unrvalled Ag
ricultural regions and Iron and Coal de-
posts adjacent, must be large and profta-
BILE.
A. The enterprise receives IMPORTANT Con-
cEssIoNs AND PRIVILEGES from the States
of Virginia and West Virginia
5. 1t is under the management of efficient and
well-known Capitalists, whose names are
guarantees for its EARLY COMPLETION and
successful operation.
G. The Bonds can be had either in
COiapOn Or Registered
form; then have thirty years to run, both
principal and interest being payable in
gold.
Z. They arc of denominations OF
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AUCTION SALEs.
R. *. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auotioneer

NO. BIG Congress St, will sell every evening a
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at whoiesaae prices Cash advanced all
descriptions OF goods. Cousgnments not limited.
February II, 1868. DIT
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The C0mmerc1aI AdvertiSer prOnOunces the whole
story OF the exclusion of American Railway securi-
ties from the Prussian markets canard, arising
from fight between rival banking houses in this
city desiring to place loans in the German market.
Railways closed generally dull and lower except
Ohio & Mississippi, which closed heavy. The Har-
lem stock which was put on the market this morning
was not the issue, but the old stock belonging
the sinking fund. fl4N
Stocks:
flo NTail
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Real Estate in WestbroOk Mt Auc-
fiOvs

I'm Thursday, May 9TH, at o'clock P NJ, we will
~ sell the valuable property the OF Port
land and Douglass sts Libby's Corner, wesibrook.
1t consists of 12 story wooden House and L. con
tanning III finished rooms and attics, arranged tor
or families, good cellar with cemened cistern.-
There is good stable, end other outbuild
ings. The lot contains about 5000 square feet. This
is one OF the best pieces of Real Estate at Libby y
Corner, situated within five minutes walk OF the
Horse-ears and every way desirable for Investment
or pleasant home.
Terms easy and made known at safe.
ap20-td +. o. BAILEY 81 Co., Aucsrs.