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DIED.

brady -Os Tuerdnv, April ., MHrv A.. tho beloved
wife OF chsc, Brady IN the 6Sh wear Of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 30 atnd the flv1ra from ser late resi-
dopoc i5s l tSGst near % av, ON Friday, April 10
at O'Clock 80
CAsEY.Lon Wednesday. yprii 10. Catherine Otto,
beloved VIE OF Pctor Casey ,t.god ~ yenra. $50.
Tho fuDcr viii take place at O'Clock, nom her lave
residence, ISL West 25th a.. 1nterment ~ Calvary
Cemetery.
GIascov. Scotland paper please copy.
HOBBiE.-Snddenly, on Wednesday afternoon, Apr1l
H. Jursnda daughtcf Of Lucinda Dourherty and wife
OWE Robbie, AGED 2ig eafs II month. aud ~ dav,'
The relatives and friends OF the family respectful
IL Invited attend the funeral from the residence Of
her urethyT, 2i5 East broadway, on Saturday ut
O'Clock.
McBUENEY.-In Prookiyn, Thursoay. April u.
VIM. Henry McBurney, eldest son OF James and Anna
Ncliurnc,, aged 3ycais
TIC FUNERAL will take place from the residence OF me-
parents Ul sackett 81, South Brooklyn. on Saturday
afternoon at O'clock
Renly 81 Midtown, parish OF Drumlane, county Cavan
Ireland aged "a years
The trends OF rhe family an thosr OF her brother
Evart Flood invited to attend Me funeral, from
her tspresaeuce 2 West 10th st., on Saturday, Apr
rs, Al .tciock
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NEW YoRK, Thursday, April 1I-The receipts OF
hoeyes a. 10th street numbered sol mead, 10
loads The market was extremely DUH ana buyers in.
sisted upon reduction OF aa%c. u. Stll.fed bulls,
tnc as were selling last week. aud on Monday. at lSc
~ were sold 70 day at 3c and taIr to good steers
such as were readily .ol on Monday at l5sl6c. NJ,
weak ~ l3lfa lGkc. 2 H., for common TO PRIME. The
receipts Of sleep were only car loads, Gil hc adj hut
qus enough Tor the demand at present prices ana tho
market was extremely dun. one load OF fair un.
thoIn Mchighn sheep was sold at 1Ac. NJ and, with
" culls out, cAis OF clipped Ohos brought s IKE n
r. \ Jew good Canaia and Massachusetts sheep, IN.
thofn, were sold ~ H19lsc There nothing doing
~ 1--we hos The roceilts tor slaughteTels were rs
Dressed hes were dull. NJ t2Gl2ac
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SUNSHINE IN NEW JERSEY.
Purifying the Political Atmosp' ere Death
Of the HObOkeu Ring.

Purifying the Political Atmosp' ere Death
of the HObOken Ring.
Hoboken has reason TO feel proud Of the vote
cast in opposition to tho Ring, and the defeat Of
nearly tile whole OF the old Board who supported the
thiovng contractors who nest that city. Only
three Of the candidates have been returned, aud
these are incorporating Opponents Of the Ring
They are Alderman Coles, the champion billiard
player, Peter McGa,isk the poet, and Alderman
John Lee the fearless opponent OF tho thieves.
dates, but the people had become tired OF being
sWindled All the old gang have therefore been
set aside. The Democrats have eight majority, the
following namcl me ubcrs Of the old Ring having
been set aside: AderMen lIealy, Redmond, Sohalch,
Schmersuhl, Ritter, Dasson, Foster. BJwnes, and
Thomas -Four Republicans have been elected to
tho new Council. Tue SUNS exposure OF the Rings
CORFU tions have told some where,
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ArrI,ed-TnunspAY. Anrn IL.


Steamship Marathon Liverpool, mdse.
Steamship ludia, Glasgow, lndsc and pass
Steamship Wanisutta, New Bedford md se and past
steamship Mercedta Fernandlnl Fla, utsc Ll PASS.
steamship Isaac Bell RiChmCnd mdse. aud PASS.
Ship Thomas Dunham, Liverpool
Bark AntOuotta O. Liverpool. ndse,
Bark Gluyauulna Palermo, rult.
brig Emella. Naples. fruit
Brig Aglaa, Ponce, L. r. sugar.
big AhstOincr, taibar en-, mOaHscs
BlIg AltaYela, Cardguas, mel ado aud molasses.
Schr. Lena Hume, Havana, sugas and melndn.
Schr. Minnie, Corpus Christi, hides and talluw.
schr, James "A. Flanagan, Trinidad, muiJsscs,
schr. Emlly Curtis, MRtanZas, molasses.
hchr. Thomas y, Stone, Mntanzas, sugar.
SClr, John Ferris, Santa Martha, hides, &c.
SclIr. Laura Pride, MaracaibO, coffee.
Schr. julia r. Floyd, tieniuegos, uolasses.
Schr. Gettysburg new Orleans, black walnut.
Also the usual river and coustWise vessels.
BELow-Rnrk Evening Star, Muller, st. Jago de Gu
ha; brlgs Renshaw, Guantanamo; Anna NJ. Knight,
CArdeuas.
Notwithstanding Bremen, for Bremen; Alleppo
aud The Queen, Tor Liverpool Missonr for Havana ;
Fan kee, Tor Betmnda II Livingston, Tor savannah ;
Tennessee, fOr Chall '-ton ship Iadicnt for san
Francisco bark Henry, for CronAtadt brigs Aipha
for Cienfuegnsi Iona Thurlow for Cardcuas II. N.
RoWlsy, for Havana.
arBAhsIIlPs ARRIVED OUT.
GLASGOW, April; lt-AastTsla, New York; 81 An,
drew. Portland
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State bonds have been quiet n ourh dealings were
well dstrDfteu. old Tennc,sees were strong at 59h
and at Ss@5}N. Virginia O. nd sancng y y cent.
60 COY Mtsourl Is were firm at ~ s92k for both
sues and Arisas Is ut 15S new cJuth CAroltnas be.
ing heavy at six. LOUISIANA &c, old, sold at &c,
new at AZ, 10, sc IS at OK and Keuvckv n AZ ~. CITY
bank shArc5 NJd Us follows Fourth National at 116.
Ninth National ILL., Central National ITO. and In.
porters sndt raiders At $50 Railway MORTGAGES
seconds AZ BfA, lake Shore dividend bonds ut Oai
Central pacihOs giA and Unions at E. Union Pacific
stock being quoted at the close NJ h4l lana grant
bonds AT ia !. y, and income bonds a. s2k@S2A.
TransacTloHs In railway shares have been limited,
though the Temper Of the market has been strong
hronrhous the dav closing nj about the highest prices
reached TINT larger dealings have been in the Wander
bit and Nortn westcrn stocks Re.dIg Lake Shore Wa
bash, and N,w Jency Central. Tie last named nd.
books preparatory TO the election Of ohcers New YORK
Central sioc< ranged at e2Kasak scrip s9H6eSgt :,
Reading sa.t asoE Lake Shore NsesR Northwestern
common. Ia@NA preferred. s5Nss5N; and Wabash,
t1Aslssz. The st. Paul shares eteady 1T tOG0L
Tor common, and 13AG1H for preferred Rock Island
was nrm &C neh@llGA, and Ohio and Mississippi 2sA q
srn sold at losH Morris and E-scS, % Alton aud
TeITe Hante, $kj Columbus, Ch!cSxo and Indiana
Hartford and hrie at a9lI The MISCELLANEOUS shares
WHICH opened at CO. fell back 10 6s advanced 10 cox
declined again TO Cox, and reacted to I0k with Anal
sales at 90 Western Union Telegraph advanced from
BIB 20 $50 Pacific Natl ranging al S1SSA. Quicksilver
WAS nrln al TO- and Boston alter Power AZ II Narpoaa
common selling AtG. and Delaware aud Hudson Canal
AZ lis Express shares we're dun ant neglected with
sales Of American at ssSA
~ NHaaE Al
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The Ring Beaten In wost Hoboken.

Chauncey Burr and the entire Ring in West
Hobokcn were beaten cut Of their boots, The sue
cessiul candidates are; Chosen Freebooter, VIM Ii .
Alcorn Inspectors of Election, John oKeefe and
Andrew Anderson; Overseers OF the Poor Joseph
T.. TAYLOR James j. Ludlow Peter IIapin, and
Frederick Frambach Assessor aud Collector An
drew Anderson Constable, Charles ii. Ferris.
Tine Avenue act has been defeated
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AZ the Exchange, Yesterday, Mr.. james M. Miller
sold house and lot "a Oak e., lot a6xss, $500.
Mes.r, Lswrence, Oakley Ilegry sold honse and
plot at Jamaica, L. L. plot &5x20x35x250, ~ SOOi lot
adj, egJ lot on Prospect st., tSb
Ncssre Muller wilkins Co. sold houses and lots u,
and q Ynndewater st. &2l 900 house and lot 2s6 y,
81 st. ~ tS7th ct $50 r. c. 7th Az Ni1O
nee our advertising columns.
M Albert II. Nicoay will sell on Tuesday April ~,
A. IL o'clock moon, ut the Exchange salcsroom. III
Broadway, some very handsome houses on the south.
casterv side OF Wills avenue. between 31h goth f2d,
and liGd streets possessing all the modern improve.
monte aud desirable not only for the excellence OF their
location, but for the durability OF their construction.
Young Womanhood in America; The once Seek.
crj Sketches from China Eminent Engravcrs; Is the
Moon 1nhabiteap Soc May number chronological
journal and Packards Monthly, 50 cts. or o. year
Ncwsmen will have II for May tomorrow. s. II.
Wells, $40 Broadway, New York.-Ado.
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BRUEN-BURR-In oiss CITY, on wednesday, April
T. isc at the residence OF the brides parents by the
Rev. w H. Pendtoson, Mr.. n. W Brtp. of New Jersey,
10 Miss Josie Burr Youngest dauEer Of Samuel Burt
ESQ. No cards
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Nnrinrss Nniitts.

seldom has any preparation prosueed zach
happy effects those suffering from diseases Of the
bladder kidneys, urinary organs, straugury, dropsy,
gravel. organic weakness. and female complaints, az
HELNBOLD's BUCHU. This valuable remedial agent
entirely eradlcates all such diseases.
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A gentleman stood NJ the cOrnty Of Fulton sire ct
and Broadway YESTERDAY, looking IN At 2l2, 'whuts
the trouble In there ?" he asked boy (he store
throngedJ ''Troubel oh, nothing much | reckon.
That's Kuox' place, you kaow" :. BY Joya 40 th
managed TO yet n and in minutes came out with
the no bbiest kind OF q hat.-1dp.
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MiRINE INTELLIGENcE.

MISIATrRE ALMASAc-ruTa nay.
nm rises. - SUI scfs. 80 Mool rises 81
mas HArER-rIfs ~
andy Iook OF Gov. Island, So Hell OATS. 6
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&n,ustments.
HIPr92inllRd9SMfEE f. PtA ,,Isr;.Ir;% c,ncrs


HIPPODRONIE PARISIEN.
IL THE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS.
GORGEOUS lUPpODRAMATIC PAGEANT
IN THE MAMMOTH ENTIRE SkAT!Nl RINK.
fRIpAAwG d AN 81 rS,ATtRp>;Ai,X LAST TWO DAYS
~ and O'Clock. Doors open one honr previous.
THE LARGEST CIRCUS AND BEST COMPANY L;
THE WORLD
Miss Jeannetts Watson ana Nile. Lorette, Equs.
trlennes senior Sebastian aud Master Romeo, Italian
Bareback Riders; Mr.. Frank Pastor SoncrsauIt
Equestrian; La Jeune Hurt. Champion Hurdle Rider
with forty other artists.
Mr. PIERCE, Tho celebrated Lion Performer, will en-.
Ter tue don OF wild Hons AZ each exhibition
Admission, - cents. Children under ten years = cents
The Grand Par de Will hH Icpeated on Friday morn
ing and will Pass through YDrkvllc.
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NoIltltaI.
gsttures.

C0npEH nNION FREE LECTURES FOR
~ THE PtoPLE.-Saturdav 10th inst al Y 4. NJ. In
the Great hall. Prof WATERHousE HAWKES. viii
dcuvera lecture on +" The age of Dragons and their
Footprints In America" illustrated bv fossl remalus
ana eNtemporancous drawings on the blackboard,
Admission Tree ADRIAN s. HEWITT, Sec.
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Deposit your surplus money in the Mutual BENEFIT
Savings Bank IN the sun Building, opposite tho Lity
Hal.-Adp.
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MARRIED

ecrrtsD, manufacturer, lis Nassau st.
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staford's Iron and sulphur Powders .In-
vlrorate the Body and Purify the blood. These Pow.
ders readily Dissolve IN water or In the stomach where
they at once uhite with the d0.sied food and enter
IFS Magnetic Attraction retains the Wal or LIE irving
forces in the circulation, Strengthening the system
generally while the Combined sulphur converts the
foul and acrd secrctons OF the body and blood into
pdses when elected through the pores OF tnc nouy
AMI skin by the increased energy and strength OF !he
circulation. Dyspeptcs md immedate renei ron VIZ
action these powders upon the Lfper and Spleen ana
their secretons. for scrofua, salt kneum cer rs,
Sores eruption of the Body anu SKIN, tnelr GU
rative effects magical =. A..
sold by Druggists, / Package, Is Powders, " 3
Packages, $3.50 Mailed free. Money sent at our risk
HALL RUCKEL, sls Greenwich st.. New York
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whessyr a. wiissn Mach,y:s, 1,1a dr Bro rad, d
out exuA charge. Machines 10 tet j. T, ELLIS.
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g ocittu No,u,s.

RAKER",-The members OF the N. Y. T. y. n. u.
society arc hefehN notified 10 meet at their rooms
NO 8s Bowerv on FRIDAY, April 49, at " o'cock pre-,
clseiy 10 attend the funeral Of deceased brother
member, William Doran. JAMES KIRBY President.
PATRICK BAvLF Rec. Secretary
W1RkINGMRN's UNIoN.-Regular meeting
W thlS (FridaY) evening At O'Clock at POI Bowery,
NJ 7. MURPHY. Sec NELSON w YOUNG Pres
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ANN fn,fnta
A CADRMY OF MUSIC.

~
eRAS4pS y SSE2A AEp Arch SsoyqrEy
will DC given, ineuggrs,inE the Bstasr y heR ws
sspSh Regiment Armory (Broadway. Sixth T' Thirty
NTH and Thrtysixth ss),
rnr Il lNh FffAhEy g ARMS,
CRIPPLED iSctfASRbhiir &Sb DESTITUTE GILL
The high order Of talent generously placed q the
expecting such nm entertainment has been rarely II
e'0' TiIE PiiiHHRMoSIc ORCHESTRA.
under Carl Rcrgmann.
The distinguished plima donna ,,o,
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
MISS NErT1R srEidfNG. CoNTRALro.'
MISS ANNA M H. fT1sn A g'bhD Nt S. n. MILLS
vloloncclst to ~. ajesiy. The Fmperor OF Brazil.
the new and di.tinrnssd yii6inir ofthe
The Committee have also great pleasure In announo
"t ~"' '"' ARIoS SOCIETY. -
with Messrs. CAND1DUs and KENNETH,
have mos, kindly consenied 10 take prominent part
Boz once now OPEN aud tickets for sale the prn
Reserved scats. ts; boxc'.sio. -
kt 2E T6Fe1Fe i SEfHA
Mr. Max strakosch happy to ANNOUNCE INA, " nc com
pllance with the general desire OF The part OF inc nm
ton the community that lac has n,Cccqed III lnuucnk
MISS CARLO1TA PATTI
to april f N M MSsRr' FEE Tfa r opOr'
Arrangements are being perfected. and that I'M
mortal masterwork. supcrby mounted Will DC VI"
lEAsTTa IT.. p TgEsnAY ApE H. 49, 49,
QUEEN OF NIGHT
surportel BY most hriliiant cast and
powerful chorus and complete orchestra
MONS THEoD0KE WiTTEe.
The sric of seats wRl commence on saturday. Aprn
| &c, nj the box office OF the Academy of Music.
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nj. Il, A. Association.

The 19sh Anniversary of the Portland Mer-
camille Library Association was celebrated in
happy manner at City Hall last evening"
The decorations of the hall were neat and trste-
full. On the gallery fronting the platform were
the letters and figures, M. L. A., 1851 1870"
wrought in evergreen. On the side galleries
were the portraits of the several Presidents of
the Association, surrounded with evergreen
wreaths. The floor of the hall had been waxsd
and FURNISHED by Mr.. VIM. Durham, until it
shone like mirror, and everything about the
hall betokened good taste.
The company began to assemble early and at
8 O'Clock there was The most brilliant display
in the hall that has been witnessed there this
season in the way of dancing. Every ticket
had been disposed of and the floors and galle-
ries were filled with spectators and dancers
Chandler had selected the best musical talent
that could be found in the city, and the music
was of the highest order. Everybody seemed
to enjoy the scene and the order Of dances was
carried out to perfection. The printed order
was very tasteful and unique thing, got up
in handsome style by Mr.. George A. Jones.
After the first part of the order of dances had
been disposed of the large company retired to
the reception hall, where three long tables had
been spread and an exceedingly handsome sup
per provided by Mr.. D. X. Reed, the popular
proprietor Of the restaurant under Lancaster
Hall. Full justice was done to the viands he
set before them; and, after refreshing them
selves to their hearts content, the company re-
turned to the large hall and resumed dancing,
which they were enjoying when we left at one
o'clock this morning.
The General Committee, Reception Commit
tee and Floor Committee have carried out the
festival for the 10Th Anniversary in style and
manner that has given pleasure to all who par
ticipated in it.
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The Legislature and people Of Maine have been
hitherto distinguished tor their support of the M.
tional Government in the most stringent measures
Tor the assertion and enforcement of Its supremacy
throughout the Union and for their stern opposition
to any measures tending towards population OF any
part of the national Indebtedness IN any form or
guise, however specous and 1t is believed that
very large majority of the citizens of our leading
cities and towns are willing to accept and in good
faith to discharge their full obligations.
In the case at bar am slow TO believe that the
standard OF mercantile integrity and municipal good
faith is really any lower at Bangor than at Portland
and am confident that large majority Of the cti-
zens of Bangor would prefer that the credit of their
CITY should be fully maintained, especially as they
have an easy remedy tor any temporary loss thereby
against the railroad corporation which ID bound 10
law and in equity to indemnify the city.
IL however, am in error in this opinion and over
estimate The good seese and municipal pride and in
tegrity OF the citizens of Bangor; then II am cor
rect in my views Of the law 1t is all the more impor
tant that the law should be made known to them
and be enforced upon them at an early day.
Decision for plaintiff for $6023 in gold and silver
coin OF the United States
Dec. 80, 1870.
Emery pro Sc. Davis & Drummond.
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TEE. ITEMS.

Gen. Pettingeas is to superintend the de-
fence of Eavre.
Gen. Prim is rapidly recovering from his
wounds. Admiral Topete has Temporarily as
sumed the functions Of his office as Minister
OF Foreign Affairs of Spain, as well as the
Presidency of the Council.
The harbor of Copenhagen Is blockaded by
ice.
The loss of the Captain has caused the
British Admiralty to revise their rules The
weight and length of the masts of lion clads
are TO be reduced and the introduction of con-
crete as ballast.
The Prussian commander of a detachment
OF SIX companies of foot, and two squadrons Of
cavalry and two guns, being surrounded by
French, cut his way out, losing but 100 men
and capturing 24O prisoners.
Judge Ingraham of New York, has author-
lied the trustees of st. Patrick's Cathedral on
Eighth street, to lease the property to A. 7.
Stewart for $125, 900, of which $4,000 will be
mainder to be paid in cash toward building the
new church on Twelfth street.
Friday morning in New York was the cold.
est for ten years. All the railroad trains were
delayed by snow several hours.
Francis j. Jusxion, who was killed by an
explosion at the iron works of Miller, Defreze
q Co., at Williamsburg, N. Y, THURSDAY
night, was found in Bushwck Creek next
morning, 800 feet from the scene of disaster.
Catharne Scallen has secured a verdict of
~ 900 from William Dolan, in New York, for
injuries received from brick falling from Do.
lan's chimney.
Fish Creek stage station, seventy. five miles
south Of Helena, Montana, was burned Thurs
gay Nine horses, including the race horse
" Missouri Roam" and thirty tons of hay were
DESTROYED,
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An order was passed requiring the keeper oil
the City Hay Scales TO be 10 attendance to his
duties, on secular days, from A. M. to II M.
and from P. NJ. to 6 p. M. until otherwise
ordered.
The City Treasurer was authorized to hire
on twenty years, and issue bonds therefor, the
sum of 10000. the same to be applied to pay
ment of bonds for temporary loans made in
1869, and now about maturing.
The City Treasurer was authorized to hire q
sum not exceeding $780, for the payment, 10
gold, of coupons on city bonds issued in aid Of
the Atlantic & st. Lawrence Railroad Co., ma
turing January /, 1871.
The ordinance in relation to lighting and ex-
tinguishing street lamps, was passed to be or
dained.
Petition of Reuben Ruby, for compensation
for injuries received from a defect in Newbury
street, claiming $1,000 damages; also petition Of
John Foley for compensation for damages to
his property from flow of water from Gull
vert into the cellar of his property on the cor
ner Of York and Pleasant streets were referred
to the Committee on judiciary Proceedings
and Claims.
IN COMMON COUNCIL.
The Board acted in concurrence upon all of
the above mentioned matters.
Petition of NJ. f. Josselyn and ais. in rela-
ton to unloading cars on Commercial street
was taken from the tai lie and referred in con-
currence.
Order 10 pay A. M. Haskell $780, for dam
"6o w Aio Wy W CuduSo VI kEduo VI EOr0
street was taken from the table and passed in
concurrence.
The order in relation to an amendment of
the city charter so as to elect three street COM
missioners, came down, indefinitely postponed
in the other Board. This Board adhered to
their former vote.
Councilman Nash offered an order for pay
ment of the military gas bils-the cum not to
exceed 800. Passed 10 to 3.
IN JOINT CONVENTION.
John w. Dyer was elected inspector of hoops
and shocks.
DR.. S. G. Gordon was elected Consulting
Physician to fill a vacancy.
The members received an invitation to at
tend the Levee of the Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION, on their 10Th anniversary. now be-
ing held at City Hall. Whereupon the conven-
ton dissolved and both Boards adjourned.
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Farm at Auction.

THE valuable and well known Farm of thu
i late Ezekiel Merrill OF Yarmouth, situated one
mile from Yarmouth Falls, and ten miles from Port.
land. Inns farm con aims upwards OF 100 acres Of
land we'll divided into pasturage, wood land and
ulIage. 1t Is nearly 10 the form OF an oblopo
square, very easily fenced, being bounded on
two sides by rivers and divided only by the CO nptv
road which cuts ft nearly IN the centre The farm
cuts from 90 to co tons Of hay and may be easily
made to produce double this amount, and is one Of
the very best stock and hay farms in Cumberland
county, and offers opportunity 10 purcbasers
Said iarm Will be offered in two parts, the frst con-
tanning about seventy five acres Of land has good
two-story dwelling house and ell with a barn 40x40
Some fifteen acres OF this lot is heavily wooded and
twenty-five to Thirty unaer good state OF cultiva.
ton.
The westerly side contains about forty-fys acres.
has large barn 40x60. nearly new and In good re-
PAIR. Over twenty five acres of this lot Is under \
high state OF cultivation, III cen acres covered
with good bard wood auo timber. and 1--we acres OF
salt marsh, very valuable fer Its muck tor Dressing
also for Is hay product.
The above property Will be sold at public auction
on Wednesday. Jan: 4tn. 1871, at ten o'clock, A. M,
on ibe prem scs. Immediately after thi, sale will
be offered all OF the stock, one Horse, Ca risaes
Carts. &c, together with TIE Farming toola, HOUSE,
hold Furniture &c. For further iulormstiou apply
to j: N. Merrill. opposite Post Office Yarmouth or
Daniel Comm. 115 Congress street Portland, or the
su oscrtber, 81 High st Auburn, j. l.. Vi ERkILL.
IF. o. BAILEY, & CO., Auctionesrs.
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WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

BosToN, Dec. 30-Charles E. Jenkins was
nominated chairman of the Board of Aldermen
and Matthias Rich President of the Common
Council for the ensuing year at the caucus of
the Boston City Government election held to.
day.
. John Moran, the Stoughton murderer, is
rapidly failing from wounds received at his
capture aud depression of spirits, and doubts
are entertained if he lives to be tried.
The Traveller, in speaking of the failure Of
the Ames Plow Co., says: "The principal cred
itors are of the opinion that with the ample le-
sources and large annual income of the Ames
Pillow Company and Oliver Ames and Sons, il
the liquidation is placed in their hands instead
Of being thrown into the hands of assiguees
the entire Indebtedness can be paid within 10
months. Mr.. Cakes Ames has been carrying
for the past two years two million of Union
Pacific bonds and has almost entirely sustain
ed its credit, but the want of confidence in its
management aud consequent depreciation Of
its securities in the market was too much for
him.