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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given thai the following des-
IN cribed goods were seized at this port, on the
Gays hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
heyenue Laws, viz
ree 2s 1870 on bard Stm'r ''Chase," 8 bottles
Yin 0hboard Sch.' Frank Pierce. bbls Sugar, 1-2
Dbl SuS'r IL bbl Moasses, keg Tamarinds;
Mareh q K. r. Wharf, from Hugh Carney, &
Dotties bransy; March 10, r0 store on CONNER
al street. Ezbbl (7l lbs.) Nutmees; March Il, on
board Stmr ~s;aase', bottles Brandy, 1 bottle
Wine; March =, on board S,m'r .'Cariotia," bot
ties Gin, bottieY Yhskey, bottle Wine; March 23,
on on board 6 B,'g ';Ges s. .erry 40, Cigars: March
30, on board al, L sSrted fawn" bags Sugar,
Do, ~ ar; Apg h,srd a3m9ortland Pier bags
looms ApIi 2s snd on + r. Sar piece Velvetine
Federal street, pair Kid doves snrl 9s e,t at
house on Middle sire % pairs Kid Gloves n, ess as
Patterns SatcFe; 2S,on bo;sd S,wr ssChose =
bottles BRANDY, bGStle Jamaica 1nn On
board Brig "Geo Z. Dale" bbis n,inSsyss y Z. ON ON
board Schr Governor" 8 bags Sugar. hi sugar ;
May Q, on board Sch. "Gen j. Y. Smith" boxes
Cigars; May 10, on board Brig "Editb," Ib1 Sugar
marked "A y. StrOut, M1lbridge," 1 bbfSugar
marked ID. L. Putnam, Milbridge.''
ANY person or persons claiming the same arc n
quested to appear and make such claim Wlthi,l twc
ty days from the date hereof: otherwlsc tne salu
goods will be disposed of in accord nee WIN the acts
| of Congress- in such cases made and provided
- ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
Por.lapd. NAV a. 1870. d1aw3w Tu
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DAKOTs
GEN. HANCOCK on INDIAN AFFAIRS.

CHICAGO, June Seen. Hancock telegraphs
from Sioux City, Iowa, that he has visited
nearly all the Indian agencies in Dakota and
everything seems quiet, but the future is con-
sldered as uncertain. He says, "My impress
SION is that we shall have no trouble with the
Indians on the Missouri river of any general
nature if the government continues its policy
OF feeding them; otherwise have no doubt
there will be serious trouble. They will be
most likely to make trouble elsewhere, how
ever, as they can only trade on the Missouri
The policy of sending for representative men
ofretractory Indians clearly would have good
effect and would generally break down their
influence with the Indians. l request author
ny to advertise reward of $500 or $1,000, pay
IN horses, for the murderers of the family on
capture them and at least produce an effect Of
deterrng others from committing like crimes.
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10 tho Editor Of a Prose
A Teachers Ist tue, co.: .cted by j. B.
County Supervise, sss's: by Prof and Mrs
Cruttenden, was held i'll the Point school
house in Cape Elizabeth, on Tuesday and
Wednesday OF the present week.
Though very brief notice had been given, yet
there was large attendance of teachers and
others interested in educational matters,
among whom we noticed several well known
gentlemen of your city. On Tuesday evening
Efoi. Cruttenden lectnred to a deeply interest
ed audience on the Importance of a more ra-
tlonal and consistent course of study in our
common schools and of better methods of teach
ing. The speaker paid his respects to the
eternal cypherins" so extensively practiced
in all our schools, in no complimentary terms,
and thought much OF the time so employed
should be given to language and natural sci
cree. His remarks and illustrations in regard
to object teaching were timely and valuable.
and can hardly fail, if acted upon, to add inter-
est and life to many of cur school exercises.
The closing exercise on Wednesday was a
lesson in drawing by Mrs. Cruttenden, and
was very instructive and pleasing.
1t is hardly necessary to say that these In
stitutes, under the judicious management OF
Mr.. Webb, are effecting good work among
or teachers, particularly those who have not
had the advantage of special instruction in the
art of teaching. w. G. +.
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seizure. Respondent discharged.
Brief Jot1inss.
The profits of the First Baptist Concert were
about 5000.
The wife of Judge Walton died in this city
yesterday after long illness.
The funeral services of the late David BuX-
ton took place from his late residence No 8
Monument street yesterday afternoon. The
services were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Luce
of the Chestnut street Church. A large num-
Der of friends we're present and a full delegation
OF the Mechanic Association. The remains
we're taken to the Western Cemetery for inter
nent.
Yesterday we had the pleasure of inspecting
an elegant card prepared for the use of store:
and counting rooms, containing the location Of
the different fire alarm boxes, the steam fire
engines, and the cards of many of our well
known traders, all printed in gilt and blue OF
white ground. They will prove very service
able.
The repetition of the dramatic performance
at the First Universalist Church last evening
was very successful and possessed all the inter-
est that made it so attractive on Thursday eve
ming.
St. Albans Commandery held another meet
ing on Thursday evening and reconsicered
their vote of Tuesday evening, deciding Thurs
day night to take part in the celebration al
Bangor.
f. o. Bailey s. Co. sold at aucten OF
Thursday last the property of the Royal Rive
Paper Company in Yarmouth, consisting o
two acres of land, a stock house 25 100 feet il
size, quantity of machinery and first elias
water power to Woodman & Lttejohn of thi
city for $3.50
Yesterday was cold and foggy, the thermcm
eter standing at 81 o.
We hear suggested among the names fIon
which to select 4th of July orator those of ex
Gov. Walter Hartman, of New Hampshire
Gen. Joseph r. Hawley, of Connecticut, an
Gov. j. L. Chamberlain.
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COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-Th County Com
missioners were in session yesterday and
hearing was had on a claim for damages for
land taken for the Portland 81 Ogdensburg
Railroad in Westbrook. The petitioners are
james Raymond, claiming $500; Simon May
bury, $1,000; Joshua Gore, $500; Jason N.
Gore, 5000; and Samuel Clements, $4,000
Messrs. Strout & Gage appeared for the peti-
tioners and Nathan Webb for the Corporation.
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ALovER OF THE NATIONAL GAME.

For THE IsLANDs.-The steamer Lily, oi
Bath, will probably leave for this city within
week to run down to the Islandsin the harbor.
The Lily has been repaired especially for this
route. Dr. Gilmore received unusual induce
ments from parties in this city, SO that the
Lily will run every hour from Cushing's and
Peaks Island to Portland and return.
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LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE.
PORTLAND, MAINE, May 20, 1879.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office un-
til - o'clock NJ, on Wednesday the 18th day of june
1870. for furnishing and delivering RatioIs for the
Tender Iris, other Light We ssels, Fuel the
Tender Iris, / light Houses and Steam Fog Signals
in the first Lighthouse District, tor one year from
the lst dav OF July 1870 to the Both day OF June,
1871, inclusive. The Tation~ to be OF good and ap-
proved quality; to be delivered alongside of the
purpose, at Portland in good and sufficient pack
ages, barrels, boxes, and cases, and in good order
tor the number of persons which will be speciied by
the Inspector for each vessel quarter free Of
all expense to the United Sates agreeabiy to speci-
fcations and tables marked A and b, attached
thereto, which will form a part OF the contract,
Office.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed proposals
for Raiions and Fuel for Light-Vessels, &c." AMI
then placed in another envelope. and lett at or d-
rected to this office, prepaid. j. sent by mail.
BY order of the Lignt-House Board:
j. B. HULL, l.. III. Inspector, 1st Dist.
Satmy21-law3w is
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SUGARs.-There has been some excitement
in the market for hard sugars the past two or
three days, and sharp advance has taken
place. Forest City granulated sold on Monday
for 13 cents, on Wednesday at 13 IA and on
Friday at 13 3-4 This advance is stimulate
aud kept up by the large demand-the fruit
and berry season now being at hand-and the
stocks being no larger, if so large, as they were
last year at this time. In the New York mar
ket these sugars were quoted on Fr5ay at
13 3 4 and 10 Z s cents
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15 bxs SCI thes, bdls saws slabs $50 bxs DO
tatoes. PIG cases sundries.


NEW YORK, June 81 uorninq-Ibe rates for mon.
ey are unchanged. Sterling Exchange is firm a5 11O
for 90 days, and 1l0 for sight hi is Gold has be ell
steady at 114s q AZ.
The Government boni market opened at decline
of 3per cent.
The Stock market opened strong aud fell off subse
quentiy ralYIng and becoming stronger than a, the
opening. The volume OF business unusually large
The teatur are North Western Ohio s. Mis- isspvi.
Rock Island and Pacific Mail 70
The decision OF the Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue that the extra issue Central sock is liable to
the special tax, amounting in all to $250O OO0 has
had little effect on the stock. The decision will be
contested by law.
NEW YORK, June 2-41ffernoon.-The Wall Street
markets were all higher and stronger this afternoon
Gold closing irm and active at 1!43. Governments
were strong on the announcement that the House
fused to tax tho interest on bonds.
Money unchanged Exchange 109z q 10.
500 900 and 81 900 COO -
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BASE BALL.-Cannot the city give the Junior
base ball players prize to play for this 4th o
July? The juniors were excluded from the
tournament last year and we think that they
ought to have a show this year. There are sew
eral good junior clubs in this State, and we
think that tournament would make quite a
feature of the 4th.
Lover or THE National GAME
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A1isceslaae gu. Notices.

Kinds soda fountain, under the Preble
House, will be sought daily by hundreds dur
ing the heated term 1t is supplied with all
the best syrups.
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In THE FoG.-We have heard amateur yachts
men sound the praises of delightful cruise
when the weather was so hot that landsmen
sighed for sniff of old ocean, and the breezes
that are sometimes waited inland laden with
the peculiar saline DIOR that tells of the bound
ing billow, but we never yet heard any SO en-
thusiastc that the could lavish the dictionary
in their descriptions of trip undertaken on a
day when the thermometer stood low in the
sixties and a dense fog hung like wet blanket
over the water. Such, however, was the state
of the weather yesterday afternoon, when a
party of gentlemen who had assembled aboard
the Juliet to commemorate the natal day of its
popular owner, were invited to take little
trip down the harbor and cast line for rock
cod. The anchor was quickly weighed and
the gallant craft, which was gaily decked out
in all its colors ia honor of the occasion, under
q full head of canvas, gracefully cleft the waves
as she speedily left the city astern and made
her way to White Head, where, in little cove
sheltered from the wind the anchor was drop
ned, aud all hands proceeded to haul in the
fish The finny tribe were either not hungry
or were too sharp to be taken, for only few
were caught to compensate for the trouble
About five o'clock therefore the vessel again
got underweigh for home, but although all the
canvas was brought to bear, no motion was
perceptible and the captain blandly suggested
that there was probability that the company
would not reach home before morning. To ado
to the cheerfulness of the situation, the colt
fog closed in all around shutting out object
only short distance off. But the party wa
not to be dismayed by any such obstacles. The.
could stand it as long as the yacht could. s.
they gathered around in the comfortable cabil
and spun yarns and inhaled the fragrant Nico
tian weed until dinner was served, when al
sat down to a royal fish chowder, such as olt
Vitilus would have given five years of his lf
for. While discussing its merits the yacht hat
been towed out Of her unpleasant position t.
where her sails could catch the light breeze
and by the time the party rose from the tabl
she had come abreast of her moorings opposit
the city, when the adieus were spoken and thu
ended one of the most delightful trips of til
season, undertaken under the least favoral
auspices.
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THE STEAMER ORIENTAL will commence her
regular trips on the Lakes between Harrison
and Standish, on Monday, May 3Oth, 1870, con
Meeting with the Portland g. Rochester rail
road at Portland. Daily stages connect with
steamer for Waterford, Sweden, Lowell, Frye
burg, Conway and the White Mountains
ie2 diff
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g O MI M Z: K CIAL.
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat,

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN-3S tcs
lard, 20 rkns lard 3S bbs pora 20 bxs Spices bdls
collars 10 chests tea, furnaces 26 coils ope, q bdls
scythes bxs fresh fish 80 bdls tarred paper 81 pkgs
furniture, 20 bags bark, 2s bars rOn 10 bxs fish,
hhds beer II bds pipe, Is sheets ron 10 racks boxes
16 bxs lemons, horse wagons, 800 pkgs to Prime s
Express, 124 do to order. For Canada and up cOun-
try, So bales wool. sewing machine, ba es waste,
70 do caps, bales paper Stock bils hides II pcs
marble coils cordase, 10 doz brooms 81 rolls eath-
er bdls forks, "a kegs rivets casks oil, 10 bdls
stael hid hams, II cases shoes, 81 pkgs furniture
200 pkgs to order,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1893 cans milk 240C
bbls Hour, car slabs, do spirlts do oats, 10 do
corn. 80 40 lumber, do loths, do Shook 40 clap
boards, do sundries. For shipment east, 100 bbls
flour. car spirits, do sundres.
15 bxs scy thes, bds saws cars slabs $50 bxs DO.
tatoes. 2i6 cases sundries.
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MAINE c. M. AssoCIATIoN.-Thi Associa-
tion held its monthly meeting on Thursday
evening. One member was admitted and the
death of two announced as occurring within
the last month, viz, Messrs Charles Blake
and David Buxton. After the disposal of the
regular business, proceeded to the choice of a
Vice President in place of James III. Harmon,
deceased, and Albert Fl. Waite was elected.
G.. G. Littefeld was chosen a Trustee to fill a
vacancy. Samuel A. Nash was chosen on the
Charity Committee for Ward 4. The names of
two mechanics were presented as desiring
membership, which were laid over under the
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WE would call the attention of our citizens
to the large sale of Carpets, Crockery ware,
Furniture, &C., OF G. w. Parker & Co.'s, at 10
o'clock this morning.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

DY virtue OF a license from Hon. John A. Water
ID man, Judge OF Probate tor Cumberland county
/ shall sell at public auction, on the premises, ON
Monday the 9Th day of June at 10 O'Clock A. NJ th
True, deceased.
Said farm is situated near Bald Hill, In New
Gloucester. about nine miles from Lewiston and
two miles from Gloucester Upper Corner, contains
about hundred acres suitably divided into tiage
pasturaee and wood. Buildings in good repair.
mY7tinn6 DAVID N. TRUE, Executor.
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MAsSACHUsETTS.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs


Boston, June 3.-COl. w. Richardson has
been appointed United States Deputy Marshal
in place of Joseph B. Keyes, deceased
Three detachments of regulars two for Fort
Warren and one for Fort Adams, passed through
the city to-day returning from ST. Albans,
BASE BALL.
SPRINGFIELD, June 3.-The Red Stockings s
beat the Old Elms at Pittsfield to-day by
score of 65 to in seven innings.
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, Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ heen duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator OF the estate OF
DIXEY STONE, late of Bridgton,
in the county OF Cumberland. deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. ALI persons having de
mands upon the estate OF said deceased are require
to exhibit the same; aud all persons indebted to sal
estate illed upon to make payment to
BENJAMIN q. STONE, Admir-.
Brdgton, May 3, 1870. my5dlaw3wS
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JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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Sugar Refinery Stock, &c, at Auc-
flOn

1S f shall sell by public auction, at Merchants
Wv Exchange. No &c Exchange ST., on Saturday
June 4h, at IL o'clock A M,
10 shares i'm the Capital stock of the
Forest City Sugar Rennery Company.
1.16 of Bnnque Lizzie N. Jackson OF
| Portland, 50i 100 tons burthen.
4 Transfers to be made Immediately after sale.
Terms Cash en- transfer.
| e. A. BIRD q CO., Auctioneers.
Nay 2sth, 1879. my2std
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Louis Colly was instant
~ killed this morning by the falling of stag
ing on which he was painting Farwell Hall.
Louis Rush, a comrade, saved himself by seiz-
ing rope and jumping into window. The
coroner's jury censured Rush for carelessuess
in fastening the ropes
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DSnsessic IN asxs,.

NEW YORK. June S.-Cotton dur: Middling up
lands at 22s @ 22lc; sales 1400 bales FIour-sales
10 900 bhls.; State and Western "a 16c tetter State
at4 S5 "a 5 IS; Round Hoop Ohio at 5 ID 00 10;
Western at S5 61 40; Southern at 6 co "a 10 co.
Wheat 92c better; sales 225, ,0G0 bush. No. Spring
at 80 @ II: No. Spring at 18 @1 24 No. 8
Spring 10 9 13; White state at 30; Winter Red
and Amber Western at 33 "a 1 35. Corn firmer
sales $1,000 BUSH; new Mixed Western at OF "a 90
old do at 90 q ~. Oats tirmer; State 81 "a Csc
Western at 63 a 645c Pork flmef: new mess al
so 90 a 80 2j; prime at % 90 q 90 So Lard un-
changed; SEAN at Is q &c; kettle at 16 a 16sc.-
Whiskey firm; Western free at les q l09 Rice firm
Carolina at a sse. sug ,r active; Mnscovado at 81
D 19ic; fair 10 good refinin, at 81 a 9sc; No. Il
Dutch standard at at 10 a 10tc. Naval Stores quiet
Spirits Turpentne at 3sb q 39c; Resin at 10 az So
Petroleum quiet; crude at 5c; refined at 2Ilc. Tai
low scan at9a q 81. Freshts to Liverpool steady
cotton Id; wheat 81 q sgd.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Flour quiet. Wheat-No. a,
$3.50. Corn dull at S45c for No. 2. Oats at I9!c tol
No.2 Rye quiet at soc for No. 2.Hieh Wines quiet
O2 a 1929. Provisions quiet; Mess PORK at 90 90
LAID at t5b q 1s2c. Dry sated shoulders at I1a a
42c; short RIB mlddles at Is q 5ic. Live hogs active
at 90 a 300 for common to choice. Cattle moder
a,ely active at so q 0U or butchers to extra ship
ping.
CINCINNATI, June 8 3-Whiskey dull at 90 "a 02
Provisions unchanged: hams at 20 a 2lJc.
NEW ORLEANS. june 3.-Cotton steady; Middlins
uplands at 2sc
CHARLESTON. June 3.-Cotton in better demand
Middling upands quoted at 21c.
SAVANNAH, juno S.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands at 81 lie. W
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PHNNlVl.VANTA.


BURGLAR SHOT BY WOMAN
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-The wife of DR.,
Getchell shot and seriously wounded burglar
last night whom she heard ransacking her
parlor. The fellow escaped with his life but no
plumber.
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INDIGESTION is the cause of hostility between
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail. Gen. Grant has
sent for dozen OF Hendricks bitters, and un-
der their soothing influence the Indian diff
culties will be adjusted.
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IT'S FALSE" as the girl said when her lover
told her she had beautiful hair; "'twas bought
at Smiths ON Exchange street, and only cost
four dollars
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OLE 10.

THE BUCKEYE RACES
CINCINNATI, june Sat the Buckeye Jockey
Club race to-day the consolation purse of 5000
mile heats. for beaten horses, was won by Buf.
falo in 1872
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CoNsoLIDArIoN.-The Citizens of Portland
have been much excited of late upon this SUBJ
ject-but the uniting of railroads is nothing in
comparison to the union of vegetables com
posing the celebrated Botanical Hair Remover.
Sold wholesale and retail by j. M Todd s. Co.
"a Middle etreet. up stairs. cmay 26tf
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F. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell to day at 10
o'clock, at salesr Dom on Exchange street, the
right to manufacture Smolander's Extract
Buchu," together with the machinery and tx
lures used in the manufacture thereof; at IL
o'clock, horses, carriages, harnesses, &C., in
Market Square; and at - NJ, some very fine
horses and carriages at the stable of Samuel
Chadwick on Congress street, and parties in
want of a fine horse will do well to give this
sale their attention,
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YACHT CLUB Regulation Shirts complete, at
G. w. Rich & Co.'S, 173 Fore ST. i4eod1w
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Groceries, &c. at Auction.

an Monday, June 9Th, at 2 1.2 O'Clock p. NJ, at
" Salssroom, No Is Exchange st, we shall sell Mo-
lasses, Vinegar, Soap, Starch, Beans, Canned Goods
Candles, Cloihss Pins Wash Boards, Cream Tarter,
Spices, Herring, Flour, Potatoes, Paper. Paper
Bags, Tobacco Coffee, Stove and Shoe Brushes. Pol
ish Also Store Fixtures, Measures, Scales, Scoops,
Show Cases, &c.
junldtd L. o. BAILEY g. Co., Aucfrs.
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LINEN finish Paper Collars at Cogia Hassan's
New Store, at cts. box.
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REGULAR Monthly meeting of Portland Ar
my and Navy Union, Tuesday evening, June
9TH, at o'clock. Important business to be
acted upon. Full attendance is desired
j43t Per order
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LADIES, the way to the mans heart is down
his throat Use j. Monroe Taylor's Cream
Yeast Baking Powder, and you will find this
true. Je4dS5
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ELEGANT style summer Pants and Vests, all
WOOL for Sc. 30 to $12, at G. w. Rich s. Co. 3,
173 Fore street. .i4eod1w
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HAVANA, june 2,-Sugar market buovant; sales
No. II Dutch standard
Exchange on London 16 a 16l per cent. premium; /;
on Oned states GO days sight, currency, per cent
dlscounts Gold Exchange on United States, 6O days
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SECOND PARISH CHURcH.-Rev DR.. Car
ruthers having returned from Philadelphia,
will resume his labors at this church tomorrow
CHECK ON RUNAWAY WIFE.-Yesterday
afternoon a laboring man who lives on Con-
gress street, on going home to supper found his
little boy there but his wife was missing. A
note left on the table informed him that she
had left him for good. He at once lodged a
complaint at the police station, and taking Of
ficer Hanson with him they visited the steamer
Lewiston in search of the woman, and found
among the baggage trunk which the hus-
band identified as his, and on opening it he
had full proof of its ownership. On it was a
card with the woman's assumed name, Mary
Clark. The officer went to the ladie' scabin
and called the wom1n out. She came without
hesitation and was at once arrested. The Off
Ger took the man and wife in carriage to
their home and left them to adjust their matri-
monial differences in their own way. The
cause of this sudden rupture of the domestic
ties il not known.
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CLARK s cord, Williamantic cord, and best
Of all, Sterling cord thread, at 6 cents spool
at Cogia Hassan's new store, 129 Middle st.
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NEW YORK.


DREW THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
NEW YORK, June "A meeting of the trus-
ices OF Drew Theological Seminary was held
az Jersey City to-day for the purpose of nomi-
nmating President to succeed Dr. McC!intock
Ihere was no discussion.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, June 3-At the annual prize
version of decamations at Trinity College this
morning the prize was awarded to Arthur Dy-
er of New York city.
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PURCHASERS of Carriages of any description
will do well to call at the "old repository" of J
M. Kimball & Co., 3O2 and SOl Congress street
and look at the largest and best assortment
ever offered in Maine. Prices lower for good
carriage than at any place in the city. st