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COM M Err CIAL.
Receipt. by Railroads and Steamboats,

=. STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-16 cask'
OIL ~ Kegs paint 100 bbls apples, 40 cases hats 40 r
Mis- butter 200 boxes oranges rs bdls brooms, 20 dc
pals l00 bbs pork 10 set Wheels 20 bales oakum 10
COILS cordage 20 cases aud 10 bales domestics. 125
Cahs and 60 bds iron, 20 casks nails 10 sewing ma
cn,nes, 2Oo boxes ink, 10 bbls whiskey; $50 boxes
Ices quo pkgs to Princes Express, 140 do to order
fIa Canada and up country, 40 PIGS tin casks OIL
uaie duck, 100 bdls leather bds iron, 40 boxes
hye stun % coils warp. 1s bales wool 20 boxes TIM
cottou 2sewing machines "a bbls sand, 40 pkgs fur
nlture, 100 pigs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGo, FROM NEW YoRK.-110 bales
WOOL ~ do buraps 1903 do rags, Is rolls leather 2200
ury hides, 446 chests tea 40 bags fertilizer, $50 do
seed 80 do shot, ~ do Coffee 455 cupoa brick, % bbs
% stone, 40 do OIL 60 do whiting, 161 do fertilizer,
" 10 oats 40 do glass ware rs do sugar. 10 do salt
e,re no do SALT 25 dc apples, GA moving machines,
oV boxes rasns do tobacco 40 do cheese 40 cases
S5 do white lead. AZ bdls paper hangings, 20
wheels, 30 do paper 225 kegs soda, 100 do spikes,
~ mas tobacco, 10 casks sal s0da 10 do oxide zinc,
~ 10 bleach POWDER Is do Paris white, 20 b5s hard
ware. steam engine, 800 pkgs sundries.
,GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 352 cans milk, 431
sundries, horse oxen car horses, do corn,
~ no oats, do starch. do potatoes. do hay DO
DARK DO flour, 80 do lumber. For shipme emit to Eu-
Iope, cars flour, do wheat, do peas. do bacon.
TOT shipment east, 81 cars flour, do spirits, do
peas, DO wheat, do oil, do sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car stone,
no barrels, II hides, bbls fish, 2 do tripe bbs
freight for Boston,
MAINE CENTRAL R.rrROAD-337 pkps sundries
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THE PRESS.
Saturday Morning, April l6. 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Dav'
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre. -. e. NJ. Leslie.
Great Sensation 80. Portland Theatre.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Land f. 0. Bailey & Co.
Stable. f. o. Bailey 81 Go.
Furniture. Geo. W. Parker q Cc.
Carriages. Henry Taylor.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Attention. Wei.
To Sportsmen. &. l.. Bailey.
Guns, &c. I'D. b. Lucas.
Bottled Bliss. =. Hendricks Bitters,
NJ. G. NJ Al. f. Pingr-e.
N. Y. Medical University.
Elevation of Woman. John Neal.
Weber Pianos. IS, ii. Stevens G. Co,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted. Girl.
Farm for Sale. IN. Crockett.
Wanted. Salesman.
Plumber. VIM. A. Pearce.
R0use to Let. "A. X. Shuttlef.
House to Let.
Removal. ..J. T. Small g. Co.
& EN-. G. Palmer.
For PASSPORT and Calais.
Seeds. SAWYER & Woodford.
Lost. Watch.
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XLIst OONGRESS---Second Session.

burned finally at II o'clock.
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A LIVING CONFERENCE.-The advertises in
the special notice column for living compen-
sation. Vici has been in the bill collecting
business many years, and we have no doubt
that he has got the business right at his fin
gers ends. Try him and see if he does'n suit.
We have known him long time and know he
is q first-rate fellow.
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Sherif'S Sale.

STATE Of MAINE-CUMBERLANDss IS.
u AIKEN on execution and will be sold at public
auction, tn the highest bidder, OH Saturday. the
sixteenth day of April, A. D. 1870, at three o'clock
IN the afternoon, on the premises the following des-
crlbed personal property, to witt
A cerlan two story wooden rame building with
l., standing on land OF John Muzzy. Esq,
situated on the north-westsrly side of Commercial
stree, in Portland in ssid county, numbered 1877 on
said street. being the first build ng west OF store Of
King, Thurow IL Co. This building Is nearly new,
well finished and In good location.
Dated at Portland aforesaid, this 12thday Of April,
1870
api4ti NJ. ADAMS. Deputy Sheriff.
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Superior Court.

APRIL CIVIL TERN-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
ASSIGNMENTS, SATURDAY, APRIL 16.
"a. Bradley VS.. Lombard.
81. Townsend vs., Barnes
9S. Jones VS.. Mclaughlin
100. Brooks vs.. Foley.
lao. DRESSER VS.. Varney ct al
!63. Lawrence vs. Sawyer.
is! Stephenson VS.. Howard
"a. Smith ct al. vs. Warren
259. Young VS. Batcheder.
z75. Neal VS.. Strout.
MONDAY, APRIL is.
20S. White ct al. VS.. Nichols.
230. Casco National Bank vs. FRYE.
1853. Hill VS.. Frye.
Holland was admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000
Capt. Daniel Holland, Lewiston Jacob T. Lew is
Portland, Sureties
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LISA WEBER.-The Blondes put in an ap-
pearance on Tuesday and Wednesday next at
Portland Theatre. The public who are fond Of
the burlesque business will be favored with
some very fine anatomical studies besides some
very pretty faces Miss Weber was considered
one of the best of the original Lydia Thompson
Troupe, and Mr.. Eiw. Righton is very good
Comedian. We shall have more to cay on
this subject when we have more space. A very
large company support Miss Weber.
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SheriHS Sale.

STATE OF MAINE-CUMBKRLANps S.:
AkAM on sundry writs and will be sold at pub
4 lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, on TUESDAY,
the 10th day ct April, at o'clock in the forenoon
at the Store and Bakery Of Chas Travor. on Lafay-
cite ST., In Portland In said county. the following
described personal property, to wit: about fifty bbIs
Crackers, four bbls Pilot Bread, thirteen Dbl Flour
Lard, Butter, Soda. Wood, Straw. Hay, New Bread
Trough and Candy Boxes. FirkiDs, &c.
M. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
F. o. BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers.
Dated at Portland the 1ith day OF April, 1870.
apl4-d.f
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OHIO.

WHOLE TOWN DESTROYED BY FIRE.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April ia report from
Medina, Ohio, says the whole town is burned,
and that the fire originated in wooden barber
shop. The town is built almost entirely of
wood, and has no facilities for extinguishing
fires, hence the confagration. The population
is about 3000 AS the town il not on line of
railroad or connecting telegraph, the particu-
lars come very slowly.
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The market in general has been dull. The New
England trade 50 far jobbing houses are concern
ed. has been very good during the week, and some
orders have been received from the Southern West
erD and Middle States, for seasonable goods. at fair
prices which prevail at present. and likely to be
the marset, OF which there il, perhaps little danger
although the hitherto unemployed, from strikes or
otherwise, In different towns. are now asking tor
work, and manufacturers have opportunity to
employ the best workmen and get such limited
quantity Of good stock as might BIO safely put the
less prudent course might prove disastrous to both
employers and employed. -[Shoe and Leather Re-
porter,
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HOTEL CHANGE.-We understand that .
change has taken place in the popular U. S.
Hotel. Messrs. Burrel, senior and Themes
retire, and the house will be conducted for the
future by Messrs. Gibson, Burrill, Jr., and
Cushman. The hotel will display the same
excellent management that has marked its
course heretofore
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IN Tuesday, April 10Th, at ten o'clock A NJ at
" the Store OF Geo. w. Parker & Co., 40 Exchange
st, will be sold splendid sock OF new Furniture,
consisting OF Parlor Suits, Ssias, Lounges Chamber
Sets, Extension Tables. Spring Bottoms &C. togeth-
err with a lot OF second hand Furniture.
Also one light Buggy Wagon.
ap16td GEO. W. PARKER 8 Co., Auctr's
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DEATH OF JAS. II. HARMON. Eso-we re.

DEATH OF JAS II. HARMON, Eso.--We re.
greet to announce the death on Thursday morn
ing OF James H. Harmon, Esq, after long
confinement, of heart disease Mr.. Harmon
mad suffered for number of years from this
distressing complaint, being laid aside from
business at intervals, but his last illness was oil
only three or four days duration. Mr.. Harmon
was native of Portland and practical printer.
He served part of his apprenticeship with
Messrs. Day & Sumner, who then published
the lions AdUocate, and was afterwards con-
nected for number of years with the Eastern,
Argus, at one time carrying on the printing OF
it by contract, with Elijah Williams and VIM.
FL. Tobey. With Mr.. Williams he also at the
time carried on large job Office. Mr.. Har-
mon was mail agent between Portland and
Boston during Mr.. Buchanan's administra-
ton. In 1868 he was a member of the City
Council, and again in 1869, being President of
the Board the last year. Last year he was Vice
President of the Maine Charitable Mechanic
Association, and only the Thursday preceding
his death was reelected for the coming year.
Mr.. Harmon was Democrat in politics and one
the most unfinching in the city in the advo-
cacy of the principles of the party. He never
attempted to conceal or modify his political
convictions. Socially he was genial and pleas
ant and the writer's intercourse with him, ex-
tending over period of twenty years, is un-
marred by the recollection of anything on Mr.
Harmon's part becoming an honorable man.
The funeral will take place this afternoon, and
will be attended by the Mechanic Association.
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SEIzURE.-Deputies Sterling and Decelle
visited Zitkov's establishment, under the U. s.
Hotel, yesterday morning, and thoroughly
ransacked the saloon. A large quantity of ale
and lager beer was obtained and a small lot of
liquors of various descriptions.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-State VS.. Henry A. Barter Larceny.
Fined So and costs. Paid.
State VS.. John Harkins AMI William Higgins
Larceny OF knives from Cogia Hassau. Fined 81
. and cnsts
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COOP FRIDAY.-Yesterday was Coed Friday
or "Long Day." as il was called in ancient
times, probably because it was the darkest and
most mourntul day in the religious world, the
day of crucifixion. The Catholic churches
were hung with black and on this day no mass
is sung, the only day in the year when mass is
omitted. The Episcopal churches also held
appropriate services, the Rev. G. w. Hayes
preaching very fine discourse at st. Luke's
Cathedral, and Rev. Mr.. Dalton one at st.
Stephens. All these churches, particularly the
Catholic Cathedral, were crowded with wor-
shippers at morning and evening services.
The last three days before Easter are the dark
est days of the Romeish Church year and are
called the Tenebrg, and to morrow these clouds
will be dispersed in the glories of Easter morn
ing
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Domestic Markets

NEW YORK, April Is. = The Cotton market is
closed. Four-sales 1900 bbls.; State and Western
without change; superfne State at AS a 25;
Round Hoop Ohio at 4 Is q 6 90; superlne Western
at 40 "a 500; Southern at S 80 a 975, Wheat
steady sales 900 BUSH; Chicago Spring at O5 a
06; Milwaukee ct 08 a 1909; Winter Red and AM
Der Western at 20 q %. Corn active and firmer
sales 46, 900 BUSH; new Mixed Western at OF al 10
old do doat 10. Oats DULL State at GA q &c., West
ern at 30 q 5stc Pork firmer; new mess at 20 90 a
Is g 15ac; kettle at 10 15ac. Butter steady Ohio
at IA zoe; State at 20 g &c. Whiskey scarcely so
Carolina at 81 q 7c. Sugar firm; Porto Rico at 81 6
10ac Muscovado at o. q 9ac; fair to good refining at
"a 9sc. Molasses steady; Muscovado at SOC. Tai
low ar 81 @ &c. Freehts to Liverpool dull; cotton
per steam Id; per sail 3D.
NEW ORLEANS. April 15.-Cotton steady; Mid
ding upands at 22c sales $3.50 bales receipts 1881
exports TO Liverpool 1924 bales; to Bremen 1894
stock in port 167, 7s4 bales.
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A New HAIR REsroRAr1yE--he follc

A New HAIR RESTORATIVE The following
certificate from DR.. Cummings, the State As
sayer, shows that our townsman, Mr.. j. M.
Todd, has made large discovery in the hair
dressing business, in which he has so long been
engaged. He has, after much study and re-
search, composed a compound of purely and
entirely vegetable matter, that will preserve the
hair of the head in all its original purity, while
at the same time it answers for a handsome
dressing to the head.
We have seen this preparation tried on sew
eral heads of brir, with the most astonishing
success. In some cases tho change was mirac-
ulous. The hair, which had been turning gray.
very soon recovered its original color, and
seemed to acquire new growth. Such COM
position must have tremendous run.
The following is DR.. Cummings certificate:
PORTLAND, April IL, 1870.
Having examined specimen Of the Botani-
cal Hair Restorative, submitted to my inspec.
ton by Mr.. j. M. Todd, am satisfied that it
Is what he claims it to be, vegetable prepara-
ton pure and simple, and contains no mineral.
(Signed) H. 7. CUMMINGS,
Chemist
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NEW YORK, April -Morning.-Good Friday is
Observed n as bali holiday in financial and CONNER
oial circles. The banks and public offices open
DIS me DAY IS not legal holiday. Many bankers
anu oke1s' offices also open, but more tor the
IaEytlng OF drafts than ordinary business.
lew stockholders were there About one o'clock The
BUSINESS was over for the day. There was very little
oong ID Money, and the lew loans were at per cent
Sa can. Foreign Exchange opened at 108S for prime
panKefs sterling, but the rate advanced to 1O9
closed at these figures. V -''e' "'N 'A' maj"
r, ne following were the closing quotations:
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DISCONTINUED us, of the dirty, hair
staining preparations, since the introduction
of Phalon's Nitalia, or Salvation for the HAIR
With marvellous precision it produces the
exact shade of color desired, and is literally
transparent and undefiling. Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers. ap12eod1w
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WE would call particular attention to the
advertisement of Sawyer & Woodford, of Seeds
Plants &C.
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Land on Cross street at Auction

Lanu Oh GrOSS Street AT AuetlOn.
an Friday, April 22d, at ~ NJ, we shall sell the
" lot OF land on Cross street, known as the 1hax-
ter Property Said lot is 80 feet 'front.' running back
96 feet. There is splendid well on the property.
This lot Is situated near Middle street. and the sale
offers fine opportunity for investment Terms easy
and made known at sale.
q. BAILkY & co, ,AuctIsnecss.
apr16td
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-The company per-
forming at the Theatre, although not Of the
highest standard, are of sufficient merit to pre-
sent the sensation plays that from their roper
toire in such manner as to satisfy their audi
ences and draw forth loud applause. The play
this evening, "Under the Gaslight," is to be
produced with great attention to details, the
manager having secured from Boston the i'm.
portant mechanical effects that make the play
80 attractive. There will no doubt be a crowd
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ALLEN MISSION SCHOOL, LOCUST STREET.
work in caring for the neglected sick, in gath
ering into the Sunday School the children of
the poor, feeding them when hungry, clothing
them when naked, and teaching the truths Of
the bible. The officers and teachers of this
school, withlothers who mthey invite, have for
several months each Sabbath afternoon at IL
o'clock. held prayer meeting at the County
Jail. with evident results of great good. The
money used in assisting the Mission in its
work, is received from voluntary subscriptions,
and as their regular monthly concert occurs
tomorrow evening (these concerts have al.
ways been Interestingly we hope that all who
wish to encourage such charitable work, will
be present to see, to hear, and to give. During
the evening S. r. Leavitt will give short ad-
dress on charity.
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WOOleae Machinery for Sale.

One set of cards, 40 inch breakers and &C inch fin
isher. And two jacks Of IA spindles each-te COM
pare with CARDS. All now running.
JOHN M. FRYE, Agent
apr12d6t wilt Lewiston Falls Mani,g Co.
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Steam Boat at Auction,

sg7lLL be sold on WEDNESDAY, April goth,
w 1870. at II o'clock, at Cliton's Wharf, Fact
Boston, Mass the staunch
IrOn Steamer Island City.
She is an steamer of about 400 tons; in COM
plete order Tor running; light draft; machinery and
boilers in perfect order. Length Of Deck lei feet,
width IS feet.
ap4td N. A. THOMPSON & CO., Auctrs
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Executors Sale
Carriages mt Auction,

TSHALL sell on Saturday, the 10th inst, at II
/ O'Clock, large assortment OF New and Second
Hand Wagons; Four new style Concord Wagons;
Two back booted Bugeies; One Snnshade One two
seated Beaeh Wagon: and Light Express wagon.
apr16-ft HENRY TAYLOR, Auctoneer.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-Mr. Sumner intro
duced a bill to simplify and reduce the rates of
postage, to abolish the ranking privilege limit,
the cost of carrying the mail and regulate the
payment of postage. He gave notice of his in
tentiOn to move it as substitute for the pend
ing bill abolishing the ranking privilege. The
bill makes reduction of postage to one cent
for half ounce letters and, substitutes for the
Thanking privilege the system OF stamped en-
velopes Ordered to be printed and placed on
the calendar.
The bill amendatory of the census law was
passed, and the Georgia bill was taken up.
After discussion it was agreed to take the vote
at o'clock on Tuesday and the Senate ad-
journed to Monday.
Mr.. Dawes OF Massachusetts,, from the Confer
ence Committee on the deficiency bill, made a
report which was read and debated at length.
Mr.. Farnsworth made report from the Post
Office Committee recommending that the cost
of the New York post Office be limited to Two
and a half million dollars and that in Boston to
one million. The tariff bill was then discussed.
After discussion Mr.. Dawes report was
adopted, 102 to 70, and the bill now awaits the
signature of the President.
The remainder of the session was occupied
in consideration of the bill relating to the Dis
trict of Columbia, after which the House, in
spite the opposition of Messrs. Dawes of Mas.
sachusetts and Allison of Iowa, djourned
till Monday.
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Next Saturday

At 10 o'clock NJ,
Good business horses,
32i-Hand harnesses,
New do,
New and 2d hand carriages.
aprl4dtd II. o. BAILEY, & CO., AuctioneeIs
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.
Elegant and Costly Furniture


On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, pril
10 and 30, each day at 10 o'clock,
In the Warerooms, No. 354 Washington at.
THE whole Of the costly. elegant and fashionable
i furniture now in the warerooms, sold previous
TO removal to new premises.
The stock has been all made expressly by the firm,
and OF the finest material, during the past season.
Also, articles Of taste for the drawing room, select
ed in Paris expressly for these sales.
The catalogue will compf-e drawing room, parlor,
reception room, and library furniture, susie, OF
wslnut, rosewood and ebony, in satin silk brosade
plush, tapestry and figured reps; walnut chamber
furniture en- suite costing from $500 to $500 each;
dining room and library furniture, sdeboards, sx-
tension tables chairs, bookcases escritoires writing
tables marble and walnut top centre tables, elegant
marguerite taoles some costing high $500 each
rich buhl cabrets etarges. one OF which cost $3.50
mantel mirrors, drapery curtains office desks ia
bles. sofas, couches, easy and arm chairs. The
whole forming the best and most costly assortment
Of fashionable furntureever offered for sale in this
city.
The whole will be arranged for examination by
catalogue the week preceding that OF the sale.
Boston, April7. dts
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MALAGA GRAPES and fresh lot of Rip
Bananas at Perkins Candy store.
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HAVE have received the Philadelphia Cos
samer Silk Dress Hat, the lightest and finest
made; with 100 doz. new styles Hats and Caps,
some choice things among them.
apr14-3t SHAW, 147 Middle st.
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JAY COOKE 4 co.
20 Wall Street.

Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained,
and subscriptions win be received at THE
COMPANY'S OFFICES, No 80 PINE ST,
NEW YORK, at offices of JAY COOKE s.
co, New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
New York, and in Portland by
SWAN s. BARRETT,
Corner Middle ind Plum Streets,
Bonds sent tree. Parties subscribing through
local agents will look to them for their safe DELHI.
cry. :.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
w. b. SHATTUCK,
1el7d&w2m TREASURER
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Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April 15.-Breadstuffs- 29s per
quarter for European.
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THE Chestnut st. Sunday School exhibition
will be repeated Sunday evening at IA
o'clock
A collection will be taken for the benefit of
the Sunday School,
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READ notice of Watch lost in another col
umn.
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WE ask attention to the card OF VIM. A.
Pearce. Mr.. Pearce is known to be an ex.
cellent mechanic, and now that he has resum-
ed business we hope that he will achieve sue
cess.
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stable BUILDINGS at Auction.
Furniture at Auction.

ON Monday, April 18Th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on tn
" corner OF High and Cumberland st.
aplGdtd +. o. BAILEY s. Co., Auctionsers.
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The managers of the Home for Aged Women
present their grateful acknowledgment to
Capt. w. 81. Smith, HI. Murray, E,q, and
the gentlemen and ladies associated with them
in the entertainment gwen by them in aid of
the Home, by which the Association has real
lied the sum of $265.
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The interest in the auction sale at No .
Deering Block, seems to increase, and don't
wonder, for such a chance for bargains in!
staple Dry Goods was never offered in this
city bsfore. The sale is continued all day to-
day
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES.

MENT SECURITIES.
No. NASSAU TREET, NEw-YoRK.
February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success winch attended our nego-
tiation OF the Loans of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PAcIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and or
which these Loans haze maintained in the markets,
both in this country and Europe, have shown tina
the First Mortgage Bonds OF wisey-located and hon
orably managed Railroads are promptlv recognized
and readily taken as the most SUITABLE safe and adj
vantageous form of investment, yielding more lib
eral income than can hereafter be derived from
Government Bonds, aud available to take their
place.
Assured that 10 the selection and negotiation of
superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting great
public want, and rendering a valuable service
both to the holders of Capital and to those great
National works of internal improvement whose in
trinsic merit and substantial character enttle them
10 the of Capital and the confidence ct investors
we now offer with special confidence and satsac-
ton the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
TUR
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To Printers.

A FONT OF NEW BREWER TYPE t2I2 lbs.l can
~ be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, fofI-
LAND. Maine, at Great Bargain!
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A IL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
"A neau executed at this odice.