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, 1870-12-06
PROFE, SI0~aL-
DISEASES
or THE
THROAT AND LUNGS.
DR.. AVER,
No. 1876
|WABASH-Av.

The nav system not Only embraces all that Il
valuable IN lnhaiattons OF Aethcated Tapot and
Atom.xAnon, but applications Of fns srtascr uttH'
t. and importance. Persons antlcted should sp-
pty i,.nediasslr, Il they hope tor certain ant
sreedy restoration TO health.
, 1870-12-06

| Old y!:Etni8. ....--. @H
iOlt North Carolina ~
| New u. Carptua. .SE
, 1870-12-06

Kntisfne the holder ad1Is1on To ths Concert and
participation in prlzes. -, =.
After the entertainment. the sun Of &ll.m will b
distributed TO holderE Ut HekutA. ~ fullowa:
, 1870-12-06

From II. Scott, Esq, with Cnrsou.
l.iyfr Il Co... lis nn6 i20 State-<t.s
1haye tried d.. Ayer's new practice for fasost
Disease. Ii has CURED me, and take pleasure
in certifying to It, for those who may be - aAep-
teal as waa a. nrst know the treatment has
reality and efficiency which the orttnasJ psae-
tiee in such cases has not. recommend Dr. Aver
~ IN honorable, candid, aud shlfui physician
ROHT. SCOTT.
, 1870-12-06
MAK0NTQ N0TIpH.
BA&Qf1fHE.

chie.xn Council HA 4, T. q. u. AA3<rs.Anxual
AsaahSY 5ah. .naaA .4:sn9s5 te1 y ets.a 4 q;
* de3oet, NVaY1. " ymam q 't.IE. Il
&sFLuXk8, H&,4eda.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-07
DEw-RLICKERS.

The oldest lunatic on record is Time
out OF mind.
If You want a superior eorii-eXtractor
send for crow.
The more checks spendthritt re-
ceives, the faster he goes.
Scorn everything which Injuries, in
rhe least, another'S character.
Burglars observation-disclosures re-
moved with care and dispatch.
A sure cure for boil-Two pounds
of ice to gallon of hot water.
When should an iukeeper visit an
iron foundry: Why, when he wants a
har made bar maid.
Why are the portraits of Secretary
Fish'S children real Sardines: Because
they are little fishes preserved in oil.
What Is mind: No matter. What
IL matter? Never mind. What Is the
nature of the soul: 1t is immaterial.
When must a man keep his mind,
though he be ever 80 incorrigible a
liar? When nobody will take 1t.
The greenback forever, For when
you fold it you double II, ana wnen
you open 1t you find it increases on
your hands.
Why Is an old bachelor like an un-
fortunate railroad traveller? Because
he never succeeds In making the proper
connections.
If you and your sweetheart vote on
the marriage question, you for 1t and
abe against it, don't YOU flatter your
self It's tie.
A bachelor editor, who had pretty
unmarried sister, lately wrote to an
other editor similarly circumstanced: !:
"Please exchange"
Why was Pharoh's daughter like a
successful stock broker in 4 money
panic? Because she got Il little pro-
phet from the rusheS on the bank.
4 question submitted to the muni-
cipal authorities for an opinion: IF
the smallpox should get into the city
prison, would the prisoners break
out 2"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-07
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.
&n Insane Man Places HE Head
UaAer the wheels Of . Car and 10

from the Omaha Herald, July T..
Through the Hinuness Oh Soh3uStor 90 1uSr
Pierce, Oh tne rnilhmn rav,hs ahSa5 "Je .h;s
Gar company, we are e'.'oieu ,i' LII, s,,
morning 70 reeoru one one vi % t,,e a.,,,r,oS m,osS
tneianeholy mSiuen,s @ 'lI'. I'M, Nus oeS,I" Sm tSa
IN TINS Seetion III y IonS .l'v, n snc
tram whlen ieis oSSuen S VI, "eus! 'tnr,n:!
last, anu arrlNeu III s,,, JR Waia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-07
AHAY TIME LYRIC.

Twas now the fourth days sultry noon
The neld was almost done,
When 10! q cloud was In the west,
And rising toward the sun.
Run for the oxen quickly, boys.
No rest at noon to-day"
The farmer said, "it looks like rain,
And We may lose the hay"
The wagon soon drove quickly out,
The men glanced ut the sky,
And two "pitched. mp" for one TO load
They piled the wagon high.
The load went rustling through the bars
The top was jostled Ger; -.
More haste, less speed" in merry tones
Came from the farmhouse door.
The scrambling loader fell no, quite
Up went the hay once more,
And soon the wagon rumbling drove
Upon the old barn door.
The farmers daughter to the barn
Bore water for the men;
Each wiped his face and took dranght.
And went to work again.
Load after load away was slowed.
And black clouds hid the sun;
"But one load more, and then. my boys"
The farmer said, "we've done"
The heavy thunder crashed and rolled,
The lightning flashed around,
But still the mon piled fork and rake,
Nor needed sight nor sound.
While staggering meath the last full forks
The pouring rain began;
And well Il drenched those harvcsters
While to the barn they ran.
But 10y Il was TO them 10 see
Frhs Ia load elatfpr in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-07
cnARLEs NATHAN,
NOTCH.

LAYING THIS DAY PURCHAsED .A.
~ OF William Nicol b. stock ant
lower Gold Hill, I wouA klfsby inlofHs -
the citizens Of Gold Hln that having secured
shop, the buslnesl Win % conducted tn 4 man.
net that win defy n competition, and would
solicit share Of the pablo pasroua{s; s;scxp -, -
Cola HIN, Jsas issA, 1870. Jsiiia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-07

CHASING mad dogs is announced rs
the most popular amusement this sum-
pler i'm New York.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26
Brighton, Cambridge ana uzcnrora sa,7,s
Markets.
Especial Dispatch by International Iine1

tSPSeid DispdtcH Dy International Line,1
BOSTON. Wednesday. Nav 25.
At market this week :-2512 Cattle 23S5 sheen and
Lambs, 64o0 swine, 100 VeaIs last week. 1868 Cat
tie; 1850 Sheep and Lambs. 4OaS Swine, 14OO VeaIs.
first quality $12 @ q $1s OO secondquality S12 25 a
1 So third quality 81 g Sl2oo poorest grades
Working Oxen-We quote extra $3.50 "a 325. ord,-
nary Hus Sio9 e S22, handy Steers $50 $40 " pair
Mllch Cows-Most OF the Cows in market are OF an
SSrahary Spad grae' Prices range from $40 to s11o p
Store Cattle-With the exception of Working Oxen
ana COWS there is but few Store Cattle in MARKET
oheep and Lambs-We quote selections aud extra
lots at Sc 80 to SD 0O ordinary 81 90 @ co. or from
d to loc ib There are more Sheep in market this
ntnr osu o. ine western ones were owned by the
tered. O 0-' " "0 s'aus IL
swineastore Pigs, wholesale, II "a lie; retail II
10 g 1o9c " tb. Coarse Heavy Shoas 10 "a 12c % fb
~ 7fSuitrynEKtra 70 10 @ zoe; medium IS q l9c poor
Brighton Hides 7c; Brighton Tallow 61 @7c.
Sheep Skins sRn calf naisSM SKINS IS Sc a Ss III
25c cash. N 9Aeep oAih'
Droves from Maine-J White &c; Grant 8; Il
d, Raa,ii Lancaster Il Libby & Thompson
Eiwell 6; Hammond Z.
kemarks-The supply of Cattle in market for the
week was larger than that of last. There were some
lew lots of very nice Beeves from the West which
We're 9 taken AZ at commission, and estimated to cost
i1c " 10; but the prices upon the common grades
have fallen off from last quotations GO 4e ay IN
Most Of the best Cattle sold at 10 to 133c p ib From
Maine there were several lots OF good Cattle and
more working Cattle than has been in for several
very active. ~ INV '0en
We quote sales of Cattle as follows-LS White 16
cattle, average weight, 1864 TBS, at l2c y f dressed
ai1eh WEIGHT; 10 at iSe H. dress.d weight. Ewe
milch cows, with calves for $50 9y head. G Grant
pr gipth It 10 In tor s225 odd OK girth it in,
weight 1850 lbs; mich COW for SOS; cow for S45
Rackif pair girth 1T 8 in, for SI6O; Nor
cross, pair girth IT in, for S245; odd OK girh
II In 1or S165; pair girth fl 10 in for $3.50 ii
Gilman, pair at l25c " fb, So per cent. shrinkage,
aveTage M @ llGo lbs Lancaster pair girth it in,
S16O; pair girth # in. for S140; pairs at lie
dressed weight; cows at lie, dressed weight; cat
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26
TELEERAlsM IEEIIS

concord is about organizing an association
ior the relief and aid ot those liberated from
penal institutions in that State.
A request has been made by the Post of the
.Irand Army of Concord to have all places OF
business in that city closed on the afternoon OF
Decoration Day.
Il. e. Rlpp.eman, member of irnl in Vicks-
burg, was arrested in New York on Wednes-
gay ior the embezzlemen5 of $50 600 from the
1irm. He was in the act of embarking for Eu-
rope.
>. Cross Nelson was arrested in New York
y. wednesday for completely in the robbery of
Sl5o,000 worth of bonds from Morrison &
Hutchinson in November last
The Portuguese Cortes will reassemble on
the 29th of June.
The annual May training on Boston Com
mon wednesday was q brilliant affair. Two
batteries of artillery, four companies of cavalry
and four regiments of Infantry with full ranks
paraded.
A committee of the new hoard of directors OF
the Concord Railroad on Wednesday made a
demand on Onslow Stearns, manager of the
Concord and Northern roads, under the recent
contracts, for the delivery of the property of
the Concord road. The interview was cordial
and agreeable. An application has been made
to the Supreme Court TO have the existing in
junction removed
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26


espenses incurred Ia lucb defehae aid against an,
ana all judgments which may be recovered In sucl
sults, actions and prosecutions, and will idemnliy
save ana hold harmless said Railroad Companies
anu each of them, ard the Stockholders thereof
against all claims, actons damage and liability OF
account of anything which may be done or omitted
by the said essees or any of their officers, agents
servants while exercising, or assuming to exercise
any OF their powers and rights under this lease ant
on account of any and all acts, omiss ons or ne.
glect Of any kind, in any manner done or suffered
Oy rue les:ees or any OF their officers, servants OF
agents.
ART. /. The remedy of the lessees under this
lease Shall not be by any entry for breach condi.
ton, nor shall they, by any such entry, terminate
the lease and the leased estate and property
In the les bat this shall not take away or dmin
ish any other right or remedy at law equity to
enforce the performance OF its covenants ami conli-
iions and to compel the application OF the assets ia
the payment OF the liabilities in the order provided
for by this contract.
ART. 8. There shall Re careful examination OF
the present condition Of thu roads hereby leased
ana OF the baiidngs rolling stock and property OF
every kind connected Herewith bv Geo. p. SeWall
d. NJ Lunt and Thomas Holt, and an inventory
thefeo1 made, one copy of which shall be appended
To this lease as part thereof with a view to an
equitable adjustment of the interest OF the parties
or become void.
II Dated ad at Portland, this twelfth day of May A.
RICHARD D. RICE, Presidea. Portland and
hennebec Railroad Company.
j. B. BROWN,
n. M. WHITMoRE,
ID. ALDEN,
II. N.JosE,
G. NJ. PATTEN,
q. r. SHEPLEY
Directors Portland s Kennebec Railroad Company.
A; D: LOCKWOOD, President Name Csntra,
r. B. DUNN,
"A. Z. MORRILL,,
GEO. L. WARD
F. w. HILL,
JosIA II IL. DRUMMoND
directors MIine Central Railroad Conn mn
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26
THE RAILROAD MEETING.
THE EXCITEMENT STILL HIGH.

Another large audience gathered in Recep-
ton Hall last evening to talk about measures
for thwarting the desiges of the so-called rail-
road conspirators. The meeting was called to
order by the chairman, Mr.. Vinton, after which
John Neal took the floor and amended the res
olution of the previous evening by inserting
after the word TERRITORY the words least of
Portland" He said he had been asked with a
good deal of solemnity and not little sarcasm
"What are we here for?" We are told that the
contract is none of our business; that it is an
affair W hich concerns the railroad corporations
merely. This idea he thought was an insult
to the citizens. 1t was their privilege to con-
suit us and oppose any measure which would
tend to injure the interests of Portland, and in
his opinion this measure would 50. If the in
terests of the State are to be promoted by con-
solidation why are Boston capitalists in favor
of it? Experience has ia lght us that Boston
is jealous of us, and that her influence is
against Our prosperity. The contract as pre-
sented in the papers was more alarming in its
character than had been supp osed. 1t actual
ly stipulated for change of guage and to dis
tribute what amounted. to bonus of $500 600.
The men who were engaged in this scheme he
would not call villains, but they were specula-
tors; they were the Fisks and vanderbilts of
Maine. They had undertaken to do under the
form Of lease what the Legislature had re.
fused them permission to do, and he thought
that they would learn lesson if the matte,
came before the Supreme Co1rt which they
woald never forget. The latter portion of hi
remarks amounted to panygeric on Mr.. Poo
whose assailants he characterized pettifoggers
rufiians and bullies
Mr. Chas. e. Jose next addressed the meet
Ing. de thought all the meetings had been fo
no purpose Not an item of interest as tt
what effect consolidation would have on thu
business interests Of Portland had been vouch.
safed. He was of the opinion that the ipAu
ence OF the Grand Trunk in Portland tr,dt
was oyer-estimated. Some roads RUNNING moi
more than forty miles out of the CITY brouob,
more local traffic than this railroad Mr.. Jos,
said the Maine Central had opened up trad,
which had of itself built a larger number O
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26

GLoUCEsTER FISH MARKET, May 25 For the
week.-George's Codflsh-We notice further decline
in price and full market; selling slowly at Sc 65 ay
qtl. Mackerel-sales OF Bay rs and 2's at SOC I'd
ana SIS so % Dbl. Smoked Halibut dull; frst sales
OF new at &c P Id; old selling at &c P fb Cod Liver
OH at 7c P gal Fresh Halibut in fair sunnlv. last
sales of Bank at &c " fb Georges selling at sic ID h.
-[Cape Ann Advertiser. -''
NEW YORK, May 25-Cotton lower: Middlinc nm
lands at 22sc; sales 250O bales. Flour-sales 7s6O
Round Hoop Ohio at 95 a SEQ; Western at co az
800; Southern at SEQ q 90, Wheat 1e better
sales 6 ,0uO bush.; No. Spring at 26: No Spring
at l2l9; Winter Red and Amber Western at 30 a
~. Corn declining; sales Al, 900 bush; new Mixed
western al Uo i9 IL. Oats duh and heavy; StaIe
at DO " ooc; western at GA 00 Csc. Pork hrn,eI r
new mess at 1885, "a 80 81 prime at % 90 g 70 ;s9 o.
Lard steady; steam at 10 a. Ice; kettle at d6f = s
bntter lower; Ohio at 10 a 26c state az b. ~ II trer
Whskey lower; Western Iree at o.s Psto BE R;nn
Garolna G at M Sc. Sugar ess e tar to good refn-
ins at ~ fO 9se: No Dutch standard at " ysc.
Naval Stores@Spirits TurpentIne neavy az % y Ioc
Resin steady at 05 @ 6oo utd a. os e
az iyha dull: domestic fleece at Sc q 46c; tubbed
" 4ac. Texas at CSC; California at 2l a. &c.,
a;nsee firiner at 20. Freights to Liverpool firm
cotton Id; wheat 4au'
CHICAGO, May 25.-Flour dull Wheat; No. easy
at sc cash. and 9s &c. Corn tirmer; No at sS2c.-
2. High Wines at OF a O5. Mess Pork % IS q
20 90. Lardat 153 a 15ac Dry selted shoulders at
1I2 a 1lsc. Live hogs dull at so "a 35 for common
to extra prime. Cattle dull s25 q s62i ior common
COWS to extra shipping steers.
CINCINNATI, May 25.-Whiskey at O3 a. O6-
at I6c. Bulk Meats trmer; shoulders at l2c; sides
at Is % 153c; 26c for rib clear rib and clear Bacon
13l a. 16s IA III for shoulders clear rib and cleaI
sides. Sugar cured hams at l9l q zoe.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26
The Wool Market.

BOSTON, May %. = [Reported for the Press.l =
Ihe following is a list OF prices quoted this after
noon: ~
Domestic-Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA pick-lock III n
60; dochoice Xxx 40 a SIC; fine II "a 4Sc: medium
a so9 iSc; coarse 43 q 47c; Michigan extra-an(
XXX 45 q 4ec; fine "A a 45c; medium "A "a 45c; com
mon ~ q 43c ;sother Western extra A a. 45c; med
UNI 43 "a 4Sc; common 10 @D 42c; pulled extr;
80 % 5Oc: superfne 81 a soc; No. ] at 25 0 35c
comblng fleece 81 q 5Sc; California 1S a 37c Texas
10 az 35c " fb. Foreign Wools-Canada combing 5,
@ 60c; Smyrna wasned 20 "a 35c, ana unwashed 1.
"a zoe; Buenos Ayres 25 q 32c; Cane Good Hope %
G SIC; Chilian 20 26c Donoski q a. SIC; African
unwashed Is a 1Sc % ib.
At Philadelphia the Comme cial List saws: eve
again haVe to record dull market and prices incline
in favor OF buyers in some instances the extent
a 2e W fb: 1t is the general impression that the
new clip will open at lower figures than last season
The trade in WOOlen goods is very unsatisfactory
and the prospects OF the manufacturers of the mo
encouraging character. We hear that few of the
mills have stopped their machinery land others are
preparing to do likewise The demand tor fleece ant
pulled Wool continues good at the low prices prev
Ously noticed, and stocks fast disappearing hold
es being very jealous OF the odds ends still OF
hand, and anxious to close up all old stocks
AT New York during the last halt of the week Juit,
an active demand sprung up Tor domestic fleece and
pulled stimulated by the increased sale of manufac
lures, the clothers having commenced purchasin:
freely for the fall trade. The renewed activity com
ing upon unusually light supplies. has led to rme
tone in the mar et aud, in some instances. a Sigh
advance has realized upon prices lately cur
in the increased activity, and desirable kinds hav
realized full prices In foreign there is very litt
movement, and our quotations Tor the most nom
inai.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26

EE NNSYIVANIA.

THE BAPTIST A. AND F. BIBLE SOCIETY.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The Baptist Amer
ican and Foreign Bible Society held an ami
versarry this morning and adopted resolution
transferring its bible work to the American
Bible Society. The receipts last wear were
$16,O4 expenditures, $14 $50.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26
sher.ff's sale of Genteel Furniture

STNIE OF MAINE-CUIBEKLAND, s..
A TFACHED on writ and will be sold at pubic
~ auction to the highest bidder Friday, the
21th day OF MAY ID 1870. at ten o'clock IN the
forenoon at the Saesroom OF II. O. Bailey q Co.,
No Is Exchange ST., in Portland, in said county,
following described personal property, to wit, &c.
- Parior Suit in Black Walnut and Green Rep,
Ltargere, Marble Top Tables, Black Walnut Marble
Top Chamber Set, Easy and Folding Chairs, English
BRUSSELS and I5gran Carpets, &c.
Dated at said Portland the 19th day of May A. y.
1870.
NJ. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
F. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneeri n2itd
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26
AUCTION SALES.
steam Bakery, Tools, Fixtures,
Teams. &c. at Auotion


4 THURSDAY. May 2j, at 10 A. NJ. we shall
ev paia % me property situated at East end of Tu-
hey bridse, known as the Steam Bakery The
building i buit Of wood, p stories high. The frst
s,ory IS MT and has been used as Steam Baker,:
% sne second story large hail. Is two wears old Thor
tbes srn oalt Of The best materil by the day. uner
s. M lelln,endence OF that well known builder. MIR
made "a Wy OF Portland, to whom reference can be
The buildingn ne \, Workmanship and materials used
10 feet Is 40 by 80 feet 25 feet post first story
ering the whole % leet, with strong attic COW
rbt and ar purposes o. machine sbop I ~
IL 49, ~ m v, WIN good sea breeze a. s,ro,o 70
Inere ~ Peu.y OF hard and soft water m tS h,Sf-
heater ng hsG in ner SHe rnnna power
pulleys, sha:ting, betting, &C. Also, one Dopgb
maker, Cracker machine preparatory Rollers. six
sets OF Cutters. Likewise al the tools used in trst
class Bakery. such % bread and cake pans, tumble
and meat eating machines; trQushs, breaks. &c.
All the atove were purchased new two wears ago
Also, Pl torn and Counter Scales Marble. top Coun-
tiers. Desks, Stoves. second hand Express Wagon
covered Bread Wagon.
The above sold to close the business and the at
tention of bakers and others wishing any OF all oil
the above goods is called to this sale.
may1S F.O. BAILEY a. CO., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26

uplands at 22ic. ~'-oo'toh s'eauyj Mddling
CHARLEsToS, May 2j.-rot,or ,.,,... ..,,,,.
uplands at 2lsc. 'on quet; Middhns
lands at ofJc, ', MluuInS up
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26

Nor THROUGH GLASS DARKLY,''- but
open to the light. PHALoN's VIrALIA, OR SAL
vATIoN FOR THE HAIR, shines through the un-
curtained bottles that contain it. The shades
of color it communicates to gray hair are ma
ture's own, and it is devoid of any sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
NAV 26-eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26

NAY CRIMINAL rERM-aoDpARp. J.. pREs,n1Nc
WEDNEsDAY.-State vs. P. S. e. p. R.P In
dctment for obstructng the crossing at the Portland
Bridge by the train. Verdict for State. Respond-
ents excepts.
Haskell. wahb
The following civil cases have been assigned by the
Court for trial in the following order this Thursday
morning:
27l-Wri2ht ct al VS.. Roach
S3l-Young, Appellant, vs. Deane.
29l-Long VS.. Woodman, Jr
S0o-Twi chell ct al. vs. Hinkley.
233 -Bradstreet vs. Poor
266 -Dnsault VS.. Morgan
3o2-Page VS.. Taylor, Appellant
29-Warren ct al. VS.. Hanscom
2s3-Green vs. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26
DOMINION OF CANADA
THE QUEBEC E1RE.

QUEBEC, May 25.-The loss by the great fire
1oots up $500, 600 and was about half insured
-Four hundred and nineteen houses, a foundry
potash factory, two ships and large quantity
of lumber was DESTROYED
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26

NEW YORK, May 25-Morning.-W Street is nm
usually quiet to-day, owing to the absence of MANY
leading men to attend the funeral OF Aanson Robin
i
The shipments OF specie TO day were 1884 661: tbe
342. ~ No @''''-
story in morning journal says that 30 900
snaes OF the new Rock island stock has been sold Sc
cretly. 1t is denied by the officers OF tie company
VINO state that no new stock has been sold. I he
ponds OF the company maturing this summer have
Deen reduced to $llO.O0O, and the company has the
money TO pay off these bonds, but the holders are
now exchanging them for tho new bonds offerel by
the company.
There We're twenty nine bids for Governm mt Gold
amounting to S5,7i5o0) at from ia 45-lOO 10 1I3
s;lo9 The awards will be 81 100000 at ia 80 100 to
NEW YORK. May 25-4t1ernoon-WaI Street was
quiet ana strong this afternoon, the business being
~nlnlte9 ~ ana the prices welt sustained. The usual
and many brokers were absent
Gold closed quiet at 1144. Money was very easy at
59 per cent. Foreign Exchange firm at iO93
Ine following were the closing quotations:
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26
@ q M NJ H CIAE

Receipts oy Railroads aud Steamboats,,
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BoToN-4O axle
arms bars s'ee % horses, 10 bbls and Is half do
Deer O bales clrpeting 100 bbs flour, 81 bbls and
tcs Iard AZ hhds and 25 bbls sugar, crates and 5
casks crockery 10 bfls shovels, casks OIL 10 bbs
rnm 90 kegs lead 10 bbls beef 20 cases and 26 bales
domestics, lis plates boiler rsn bxs fresh fish, 2
Dds oysters 10 bdls leather, wagon 10 pcs marble
pkgs iurniture 400 pkgs to Princes Express, 40 do
10 order For Canada and mp country, ITO bbts log
wood, IL bds steel, Sc do leather 21 pes marble Is
bales WOOL hid moasses. Is bbls flour 2 crates
ciockery, 2s plates iron, cases and bales domes-
tics, 70 pkgs 20 order.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA FROM New YoRK.-30
bales wool, do burlaps 81 do rags 40 bales BATS
50 40 bags % bdls leather, 3G moving machines
ia kegs spikes, 20 do pure lead 1872 chests tea Al
Dags CORES 80 do SOAP 1l0 do tobacco 10 do raisns
~ cases hats 3s rolls carpeting. 100 bbs -four 10
do pork 10 DO marble 0ust pianos 81 bxs clocks "a
cases dry goid, SS bds paper 6 cs merchandise 200
pkgs sundres.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROAD-2 ears Ium-
Del do ashes, sc bdls paper IS eases do 58 sets
springs, 50 bbs potatoes IA bxs axes bbls 1alow,
i62 trusses, II sacks waste, II cases cloth cars
bricks bbls flour, III pkgs merchandise, Is cars of
freight tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 176 cans milk. 20o0
Dois Hour, cars oats, do corn do tow do match
splnts. do headings, do clapboards Q do shocks,
% ~ 40 lumber: do sundres. For shipment east 800
bbls flour, 15O bdls paper.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-61 boxes scytbes
80 cases carpets, 1904 sides leather 100 m shin %
bxs eggs, ~ veals, 60 cases sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-26

INDIA RUBBER HOSE for Hydrant purposes
at less prices than sold by any dealer in Port
land (call and examine previous to purchasing
elsewhere) at Halls Rubber Store, 11S Middle
street. may3dtf