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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-01

MEMORIAL DAY AT GoRuAM-The citizens
of Gorham were not backward in their observ-
ance of Memorial Day. In the afternoon the
residents of the village gathered at the Sol
diers' Monument, and we doubt if there was a
single person who did not participate in doing
honor to the fallen braves. Judge Waterman
was President Of the Day; and after music,
prayer and the reading of the Roll of Honor,
addresses, breathing the spirit of the day and
full of patriotic fervor, were made by Prof
Cruttendeu, Supervisor j. B. Webb, Rev. DIR.
Parker and DR.. Keen. Music prayer and the
benediction followed; after which the ladie!
decorated the monument, (the contribution o.
flowers having been very large,) and ther
marched to the cemetery and laid them OF
the soldiers graves. The assemblage theI
separated. 1t is not probable that in any vii
lage of its size were the exercises more heart
felt or more generally participated in than il
Gorhapo
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Guardians Sale.

PY virtue OF a Hsense from the Judge OF Probate
ID for the county OF Carroll, in the State OF New
Hampshire the subscriber, as Guardian OF Ruth q.
Eastman. of Conway, in said County, who has been
deereed insane Pc son, will sell at public auction,
Saturday, the eleventh day of June next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Store OF Conant and
Rand in Portland. in the STATE OF Maine. all the
rght and interest of his said ward, being fifth
part in quantity and quality and in common and
undivided OF certain tract of land, situated in the
county OF Coos and state OF New Hampshire, con-
tanning about twenty-nine thousand acres more OF
less, bounded and described as tollews: Lying east
of the township OF Straiord in said county, known
and ca led by the name of the Odell township Con-
ditiOns made known at the time and place OF sale.
JOEL EASTMAN, Guardian.
Dated the cath day OF May, 1870. my2Id3t
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RICHMOND, May 31.-Certifcates of election
has been given to III. X. Ellison as Mayor and
other candidates on the conservative ticket.
THE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES DECLINE.
The conservative candidates decline to ac-
cept the offices for which they received certif-
Gates, if it shall appear on investigation that
their election depends upon the throwing out
the vote of the precint from which the ballot
box was stolen. They invite their opponents
to contest the election. and declare their BELIEF
that such evidence of fraud and irregularity
exists as will give the conservative ticket the
lana
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The KREUTzER CLUB.-The fine glee club
of which we had occasion to speak lately, and
which has been under the instruction of Mr.
bennett, held meeting on Monday evening
and organized. They have selected the name
of Kreutzer Club, in honor of German COM
poser of four-part songs of considerable repute
Their officers are James Il. Ellison. President;
w. S. Beckett, Vice President; Ira G. Stock
bridge, Secretary and Treasurer; John Nor
gan, Musical Director; Charles A. Libby, w.
III. Stockbridge and W. Fl. Howard. Advising
Committee.
After the meeting the Club paid visit to
Mr.. III. Frank Furbish President of the Mer-
camille Library Association, and favored him
with one of their exquisite serenades.
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NE w YORK.

New YORK, May a-The break in the
French cable has been demonstrated to be
about 295 miles east OF the Mass. shore off the
southwest corner of Cape Sable. Tie general
office OF the company in this city to day re-
moved to the Western Union telegraph build
ing and the competition between the compa-
MES is henceforth at an end.
The elevated railway was successfully tested
last night throughout its entire length by a
car loaded with weight of 10000 pounds and
will be opened to the public this week.
The steamships Colorado and City of Brook
Ign, from Liverpool to-day brought 1897 immi-
grants
The Board of Health has reorganized; MAX
ing clean sweep of physicians, clerks and sub
Ordinates. Several of the new appOintees are
Republicans.
Mrs. Mary Joyce died last night from effects
of beating by Patricl, Morton, an occupant of
an adjoining room in tenement house on
Mott street.
BILLIARDS
The billiard match for the diamond cue cham
pionship aud one thousand dollars, 1900 points,
between Rudolph and Cyrille Dion at the Hip
potheatrOn tonight, resulted in victory for
Rudolph by fifteen points. The game was very
close aud exciting, but perfectly fair play. In
put him at 1885, missed, and Rudolph, whose
score stood 1471, run the game out in his both
inning.
There was great trot at Union Course to-
day, between American Gill, George Palmer
and George Wilkes best in 5; $500 and $500
TO the third. 1t was won by American Girl,
who took the LIST, ID and 9th beats. George
Palmer took the I'd and 4th heats Time 2S
2.24 2, 2.25, 2.24 IL and 225
The trOt at Prospect Park Course for purse
of $1,000 was won by Dutchman in three straight
heats; best time 2 81 IL The double team
match was won by Idol and mate, beating Jes-
sic Wales and mate and Honest Allen and
mate in 229, q SO, 226 and 2.33. Wales took
the 81 heat.
BASE BALL.
The Forest City base ball club OF Rock port,
I'll. beat the Atlantics of Brooklyn at the I'm
ion ground to-day, II to 16.
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ITO Associated Press |
Miscellaneous Notices,

A NEW BRAND.-We noticed yesterday at
Messrs. O'Brion, Pierce & Co. S at lot of "Fe.
male Suffrage" -four, ground in Chicago from
extra white and spring wheat, which is said to
be an excellent article and is offered at rca-
sonable price. Such brand must become pop
ular, not only with the advocates of female
suffrage, but with all who desire good brand
Of flour at low price.
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MAsSACHU Us ETTs.

BosToN, May 3l.-George Seddons, light
weight prize fighter, was sentenced to-day tt
six months in the House of Correction on q
charge pending since October, 1868, for fight
ing Tom Kelley at the Isle of Shoals,
John Bull, are under arrest charged with
receiving lot of jewelry, knowing It to have
been stolen. Myers was arrested in Baltimore
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D ulSt the Ching

EOR wet sidewalks and damp ground Mems and
L WoWen's Footh0ltls keep the feet dry without
the inconvenience of Rubber Overshoes
m1Siseod3w III. q. PALMER.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

- Y virtue OF a license from Hon. John A. Water
ID man, Judge OF Probate Tor Cum berand county
shall sell at public auction. On the premises, ON
Monday the 9Th day of June, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ thu.
homestead farm belonging 10 the estate OF Samuel
True, deceased.
Said farm is situated near Bald Hill, in New
Gloucester, about nine mites from Lewiston and
two miles from Gloucester Upper Corner, contains
about one hundred acres suitably divided into tilage,
pasturage and wood. Buildings in good repair.
my7tiun6 DAVID n. TRUE, Executor.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

petition for a lamp on the corner of Pine
and Chadwick streets was referred.
An order was passed authorizing the Com
mlttee on Public Grounds to offer a reward of
ten dollars for the apprehension OF persons
guilty ofdetacing or tearing up benches upon
the Promenade
An order was passed directing the Marshal
to enforce the ordinance against fast driving,
especially upon the Promenades
The ordinance in relation 10 sidewalks was
referred to joint special committee Coun-
cimen Taylor, Davis and Conant were ap-
pointed, and the Aldermen joined Messrs.
Wescott and Mccarthy
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Sugar Refinery Stock, Ac, at Auc-

~ e shall sell by public auction, at Merchants
" Exchange. No 26 Exchange ST., on Saturday,
June 4h, at III o'clock A N,
10 shares in the Capital stock of the
Forest City Sugar Refinery Company.
LILO of Barque Lizzie II. jackson of
Portland 5Oi 100 tons burthen.
Transfers to be made IL mediately after sale.
Terms Cash en- transfer.
e. A BIRD & CO., Auciionecrs.
May 2sth, 1879. my2sti
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STEAMERS EXPECTED.-The iron steamer
Hercules, with 1000 tons coal for the Portland
Rolling Mills, sailed on Saturday from George
town, ID. C., and will be due at this port TO-
day She was but ten hours taking in her
cargo. The Hercules will be followed by an
other IRON steamer, the Leopard, with 800 tons
coal from the same port to the same consignees.
She began loading on Saturday. These YES
sells are relatively 76i and 600 tons, custom
house measurement, and draw 10 feet of wafer
They were built by Capt. John Ketckum at
Chester, Pa, within the present year.
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WEST VIRGINIA,
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.

WHEELING, May 31.-Twelve prisoners es-
capped from the county Jail this morning, lock-
ing the .iailor and family in cells, and walked
boldly out into the street. A prisoner await
ing trial for murder refused to Join the conspi-
racy and gave the alarm on his companions,
four of whom have heeA recaptured
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THE PRESS.
Wednesday, Morning, Jnne l, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Adveriisems this Day'
AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries. IF. o. Bailey 81 Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
Change OF Base. .Cogia Hassah
Republican Caucus. Town OF r''ino"'h'
Caucus Standish.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
That's WHAT'S the Mater. 90 W. Belknap.
Exacntor,s Notice. Samuel +. Perley
AGENTS Wanted .Zeigler, M, Curdy d Co.
New Book . j. b. Burr 81 Co.
Teas and Cotfees. Great American Tea Co.
Salt e. G. willard.
Lost ". C. A. Carlton.
To Let. Aug. e. Stevens & Co.
wonderful Discovery. e. H. Packer, NJ. d.
Board. 80 Spring Street.
Money 10 Loan. Geo. K Davis & Co.
GoIape TO Let. Geo. r. DAVIS & Co.
Locket Lost. ...J. p Smith.
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a CARD.-The fseipieilt 81 large quantity
OF beautiful flowers, so generously furnished
on Monday morning would most heartily re-
turn thanks to the donor, Capt j. B. Coye.
PORTLAND, May 81, 1870.
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VI unicipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State vs.. Horace Ward. Larceny.
Sent to the Reform School during his minority.
State vs. Ann Lane. Intoxication and disturbance
Fined So and costs. Paid.
State VS.. Alfred Leighton. Assault and battery
on Charles Merrill. Fined $40 and costs. Paid
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PORTLAND YACHT CLUB.-There will be a
meeting of the Portland Yacht Club this
"wednesday evening, at the Office of Com.
James M. Churchill. A full attendance is re-
quested en- account of important business
GEO. III. HOLDEN. Secretary
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following des-
IN cr1bed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation of the
Revenue Laws, viz:
Feb %, 1870, on bard Stm'r ''Chase," 5 bottles
Gin; on board Sch.' Frank PIERCE. bbs Sugar, 10
Dbl Sugar. IL Dbl Molasses, 1 key Tamarinds
March on X. X. Wharf, from Hugh Carney 6
bottles Brandy; March 10, tro store on CONNER
al street. l-z Dbl az lbs) Nutmegs; March II, on
board 52a stm'r CHASE, bottles Brandy, bottle
Wine; March q. on board S,m'l "Carotia," 3 bot.
ties Gin, bottle Whiskey, bottle Wines March 90,
on board Brig Geo. 5. Gerry % 400 Cigars: March
30, on board d ie .'Startled Fawn," bags Sugar. 1
Dbl Su ar; April s, on Portland Pier bags sugar
April IA. on board Stmr "Carlo ta," pair Panta.
looms; April 3d. on K. r. " harf, piece Velvetine, Q
Pants Patterns and Trimmings; pri 25 at store on
Federal street, pairs Kid Gloves april 26, at
house on Middle street, 90 pairs Kid Gloves Dl ess
Patterns,t Satehei Apr Is, board Stm'r sChase
b'ttles BRANDY, bottle Jamaica Rum; May q on
board Brig "GeO. 4. Dale" 2 bbls Moasses; on
board Schr. Governor" bags Sugar. bbl Sugar /;
May 8, on board Sch. "Gen j. Y. Smith," boxes
Cigars; May 10, on board Brig "Edlth," Dbl Sugar
marked "a. j. StrOut, NElbIidge," 1 Dbl Sugar
marked 81. Il. Putnam, Milbridge.'
Any person persons claiming re-
quested to appear and make such claim within tweD
days from tina data hereof: otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of in accordance with the acts
of Congress in such cases made and provid 3D.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
Portland, May "a, 1870. d1aw3w Tu
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CALL.-At full meeting of the Plymouth
Parish last evening it was unanimously voted
to concur with the church in extending a call
to Rev. Benz F. Hamilton of North Andover,
Mass, to become their minister, at salary of
$500, with four weeks vacation
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CAEIFO RNlA.

HoRHtD ACCIDENT-FIvE PERSONS BURNED TO
DEATH.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 31.-The residence of
MIR. Hughes, near Knights Landing, was de-
str0yed by fire last night, and his four children
aud slster-in-law were burned to death.
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NEW RAMPsHIRE E.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE

CONCORD, May 31.-Ihe State legislature as
sembes tomorrow. The Democrats hold a
caucus in the morning to give cOmplimenta-
ry nomination to some one for Speaker, proba-
bly, Geo. F. Putnam of Warren. 5. NJ. Wheel
er, Republican, will be reelected Speaker.
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MAY TERMINATION j., PRESIDING.
Mary A. Marston, bill for divorce vs. Frederick =,
Marston. Divorce granted
Joseph A. Locke for Libellant.
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BankruDt Sale

I SHALL sell at pubic auction, in the auction
Il rooms of F. G.. Ba ley & Co., No IS Exchange
ST.. on SATURDAY, June 4th at ten o'clock NJ, the
right TO manufacture "SmOlanders Extract Buchu,'
together with the machinery and fixtures used in
the manufacture thereof For further partiulafs call
on the auctioneer assignee. The fixtures may be
seen at the of f. ~. Bailey & Co.. at any time.
CHARLES Y. MATIOCKS,
Assignee IN bankruptcy OF Francis q CoyeI
r. " DALEY ~ CO., Auctrs myZitd
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ON Monday, June 9Th. at 2 1-2 O'Clock p. NJ, at
~ Sal srOom, No 1S xchsnge st, we shall sell Mo-
lasses, Vinegar, Sap, Stsrch, Beans, Cam Goods
Candles, Clo'hes Pins, Wash Boards, Cream Tarter
Spies H. ring, Flour, Po atoes PAPER. Paper
Bags, Tobacco, O. fee Stove and Shoe Brushes Pol
ISL. Also Store Fixtures, Measures, Scales, Scoops,
show Case, &c.
jun idtd L. o. BAILEY & Co., 1uctrs.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT-Mls Jennie Babb fell
down stairs at her residence, Brown street, Sac
carappa, Monday afternoon and was very seri-
ously injured in the head. She has since been
partially uncors cious of the cause of the casu-
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RI1ODE isLANn.
AAh~ ASs<<AiSsss
MEETING OF LEGfsLAttRE.


PRdt tDENcE, May 31-The Rhode Island
State Legislature was iDaugurated here to-day
and the event has been duly celebrated by 9
military display. Hon. A. c. Barstow was
elected Speaker of the House, and Gov. Pad
dleford and other State officials took the oath
NOMINATION OF U. S. SENATOR.
Second Dispatch. General Assembly
met at Newport to-day and organized by the
choice of the officers telegraphed last night
The votes for the general officers were counted
and their election proclaimed from the State
House balcony in ancient form. At the Re-
publican caucus tonight Hon. Henry b. An
Ihony was nominated for reelection to the
United States Senate, receiving Ga TO 10 for all
Others. Mr.. Anthony's nomination was then
made unanimous.
The Central cotton mill in East Providence
owned by VIM. Boyd and operated by Gen.
Olney Arnold, was burned last night. The to-
tai Insurance is $4,000, which will cover the
loss.
CONVENTION OF COLLEGE SOCIETY.
The Delta Epsilon Fraternity will hold its
annual Convention with the Brown Chapter of
this city tomorrow and next day. There will
be an Grafton Thursday night by Rev. Dr. Mel
SON of Cincinnati and poem by Rev. A.
Chids of Waterloo Sixteen colleges send
delegates. Gen. j. II. Garfield is President.
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REMEMBER the best place to Inv fine oar
rlases cheap Is at G. p. Kmball and Larkin's,
corner treble House. The largest and best as
sortment in Maine constantly on hand; in
Guiding the low priced Pony Phaetons, TOP
bugsles, Carryalis, &C., at factory prices.
may 81 St
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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. WIN. NJ MARKS.
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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
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A UNIvERsALIsr CONVENTION was held at
Saccarappa yesterday. Sermons by Rev. Mr..
Snow of Westbrook aud Rev. NJ Gibbs of this
n;
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Citizens of Portland
have been much excited of late upon this suh.
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. NJ Todd s. Co,
"a Middle street. up stairs NAV o6tf
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THE ST. Julian on the European plan, is in
the immediate cicinity Of all the Banks and
public buildings, and horse cars to all parts of
the city pass its doors. NAV Stiff
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CENSUS MARsHALs. u. S. Marshal S. S
Marble has made the following recent ap-
pointments:-
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Baldwin and Sebago,. ..Seba 5. Brown
Falmouth ................. Nathaniel G. Locke
YORK COUNTY.
Hollis and Dayton, Joseph w. Akers, in place of
D. A. Maddox, resigned
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MAY CRIMINAL rERM-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING
TUEsDAy-The Court was occupied with calling
the docket and arguing cases. To-day the jury
comes in and the criminal trials will be resumed
The first case to be tried is an Indictment against
the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for running
over a man.
The following assignment of Justice ises has been
made by the Court ier this week.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1.
f79-Boyd ct as. Harding ct ais.
295-Hancock ct ais, ,t'es, VS. Scribner ct a;s.
2l0-PurintOn ct al. VS.. Smith.
2S5-Hayes VS.. Batchelder.
THURSDAY, JUNE 2.
193-Wilson, Complainant. vs.. Woodsde.
294-Sanborn VS.. Ingraha N, Jr.
266 -Dnsault VS. Morga".
l20-Dresler VS.. Varney ct al
2S4-Best Campbell ct al.
229-GordOn Cole.
lH-Ltwrence VS.. Sawyer.
206-Drummond VS.. Inhabitants of Lowell.
29S -Mallett vs. Crowley
3O7-Varney, Appellant VS. Davis ct ais.
FRIDAY, JUNE 3.
123-Lord vs.. Moody.
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If you wish for India Rubber hose co tn
Cooper & Co. 9, 100 Federal street. They keer
all Kinds OF Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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OVER ExERTIoN, either Of body or mind, pro
duces debility and disease. The usual remedy is
to take some stimuant, the effect of which is the
same as giving tired horse the whip instead
oats. The true way is to fortify the system
with a permanent tonic like the Peruvian Sy-
rup IA protoxide of iron,) which gives strength
and VigOr to the whole system max 81 cod & wi
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 31-Norninq.-There is no change
in money. Sterling Exchange is very strong, owing
to the scarcity OF commercial bills. the rates being
109a "a HOY. Gold has ranged between 1145 az las
on small transactions. Government bonds aie duli
and steady at yesterdays quotations.
Special Washington dispatches say that the de-
crease in the debt for May was 81, SOC, OOO
The steamer Alsatia sails this ATE noon with S311.
$50 in specie.
The Stock market opened firm but has since weak
ened slightly. Pacific Mail is the feature and has
BEEN very active, "a ging between 43I and 44s The
former being the latest price. In tn, other shares
there is but little variation
NEW YORK, May 81 - afternoon. - Gold closed
steady at 1l4s.
The Gold Exchange this afternoon appointed com
mittee of five to go to Washington to labor against
the addltiona tax on sales and transactions through
the Clearing House.
The specie shipments by the Russia to morrow will
Government closet steady Money easy at 8 al 5
per cent Foreign Exchange firm at 1Oe5
wpra fha cio
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secCctpts Dy AkAtnOSus M0d steam
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosTON-4O boxe.
horse shoe nails, 81 bdls shoves. extension tables
IL bales calf skins, 10 crates STRAWBERRIES a cases
yellow metal 10 casks nails 10 mats coffee IS bbls
beef, 10 bbls liquors. pcs marble, 90 hhds and t.s
sugar. 30 bags oysters, 10 sheets rOn 20 bds chair
ock, 70 bbls flour, sewing machines, horses,
carriag wagon 30 bxs spices, IT'S pkgs Prime IS Ex
press, loo do to order. Fer Canada and ND country
IL bars and bdls lrou cases shoes, roll, leather
~ bags WOO, sewing machine, ~ pigs tin and lead
rolling machine, 2U0 green hites, 20 bbls sugar
tool chest, 3 stoves, II sinks, bds hollow ware
bale mattresses, 100 pigs to Order
STEAMER DIRIGo, FROM NEW YoRK-4 bales
cotton 15l do ute 96 do rags, ~ do buraps 40 bars
iron, Is plates steel, IS moving machines, 25 bbls
saltpetre. l49 do SALT 3S9 chests tea 5G4 bxs rasins
40 do SOAP 40 do tobacco 125 do glass; 81 do cheese
10 do starch, 20 bdls spGkes4 sets wheels, II pkgs
butter, 10 casxs Ochre do so la ash do skins ~
bs gal iron "a rolls carpeing 10 do leather pi-
amos 20 bdIs bags, $50 pkgs sundres
PORTLAND 81 KENNEBEC RAILHoAD-49 sacks
waste, II cases cloth, 80 bxs scythes, 10 bds do
mower, Dbl vinegar, II hidea Is sets springs 1921
cases curtain sticks nbs iron, 81 cases oil cloth
bbs fish, car bricks, bags wool, 81 pigs merch
disc, 26 cars freight Tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1888 cans milk S0(
bbs flour, car slabs, do tow, do oats 9 do corn
l do shook, 60 do lumber do sundries. For ship
ment east, 400 bbls -four, car sundIes.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. beams warm g
cases carpets, car cattle, lot unfinished furniture
car wood, 19l bxs scythes Al bxs egss 81 do sundres
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The Gulf Stream is still mystery to the
expounders of physical science, whether it is
propelled by the trade winds, or from the mo-
ton of the earth upon its axis; Or as we think,
through subterranean passage and pressure
from the Pacific Ocean, which would give it its
temperature and saline qualities. At all
events its genial influences upon the climate
OF Europe is great blessing, but not greater
than Gold Medal Saleraius to the American
people. jun1dSw