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The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

ST. PAUL's CHURCH, corner Conprass ord r
soIs ne end MOOT, Rector -Diyine service al
are welcome. 'o enurcn' ana al
80. aouN ~ MEMS CHRIsTIAN Association. Roam,
@ y. OSogress and Brown streets, PRAYER meet
Readinu ro saturday and Wednesday evening at \
.traums room open day and evening" Young SeonIe
come. 'pe'ia''y invited. All are well
MISSION CHAPEL, behring's Bridge.-sund.,
Siy every sunday at NJ All very cordi.
MouNTFoRr STREET A. M. E. cuURoH.-ser-
vlces at the Mounttort street Church tomorrow at
AboGss and s. III NJ Preaching BY Key John
service. All are invited. Seats free.
PARK STREET CHURCH. Communion SUNDAY.
subject OF morning sermon, 1.-The Law of the Word.'
Sunday School at2 p. M. "N"'
SECOND UNIvERsALIsr Cpupcu -po,on.;ox
Room In New City Building. Sabbath School To-
morrow; at Z; M Preaching at 8 r NJ by Rev. j.
vice Collection viii be- AT the close Of the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURoH.-There will be the n,roI
morning and afternoon service. Sabbath School ar
!;Ao r M Sabbath School Concert in the Vestrv in
the evening at u O'Clock. N''' III
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHupcu pa,
n Merrill will preach in this house tomorrow af-
Iernoon At o'clock Sabbath School at II A. M
prayer Meeting at "a P. NJ
,s paHE E STREET M E. CHURcH.-Seryices at the
will preach. " Ne" "A"''"'
STATE STREET CHURoH.-Rev. Geo. w. Field. ID.
- ~ D"nsor! Will preach IN State Street Church
S 81 morning and evening. Evening service at
CAsoo STREET CHURCH. Preaching at Casco
sIreet church tomorrow at 10t A. M. and p M. by
rev. Ineodore Stevens OF Saco. Sunday School at
the close of the morning SERVICE The public are in
vited ~ pe '''o III
TREBLE CHAPEL.-The time of service for the
present will be at 104 A. M, in place of p M The
sunday School as usual at O'Clock p NJ Tenn
perance Meeting att O'Clock P. M A cordial invita-
ton to all. -A '''"-
PLYMOUTH CBURCH.-Rev j. M. Bell of Water
tSwn, VIII preach in the morning and afternoon at
SECOND PARIsH.-Dr Carruthers will preach TO-
morrow IN the Lecture Room OF the Payson Memori-
a. Ch4rch at 1Of A. NJ and 3 2. M. Sabbath School
AZ Bible Glass at A. p. NJ, Sabbath School Mis-
slonary Concert at n p. M. ~
CHESTNUT STREET M. f. CHURcH.-Rev. Fl r
Hdgeway, of Brooklyn, N. Y, will preach at this
Church Tomorrow A. M.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL-Sabbath School at the
Allen Mission Chapel. corner of Locust and Cumber-
land Streets, at p. N. Prayer meeting every Fri
oa' evening. All arc cordially invited. Seats iree
NEW dERUsALgM CHURcH-Rey. Mr.. HAYDEN
VIII preach In ths Temple, on High street tomorrow
morning, at 10y O'Clock. on tn, bread which the
prophet requires of US. Kings: xvii, 2. Lecture
In ms Church in the evening at II o'clock. on the
hearness anu reality Of the spiritual world.
SPiRITUALIsTs.-Congres Hall.-Children's Pro-
gsesslve Lyceum at 10t O'Clock A. M. Miss Nellie T.
DAVIS, lnsprational Speaker, of Lowell, Mass will
speak at and u O'clock p. H. Subject" The re-
neion OF Spritualism," which closes her en-
Tor inc season. All are Invita-
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WEST INDIES.


GEN. JoRDANs STATEMENT OF THE GOWN.
TON OF THE INsURRECTIoN.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Gen. Jordan's stay in
this country, which has reference to procuring
munitions of war, will be brief Gen. Jordan
reports the Cuban cause in a better condition
tnan at any previous stage, and the success
army now numbers about 10000 men, we'll
equipped and supplied with artillery. The
mountain howitzers were sufficient for the
present needs of the service. The season is
now IN favor OF the reyolutionists, giving them
what they most need, time for organization
and collection Of supplies. There are not fifty
foreigners in the CUBAN army. Gen. Jordan
says that the Cubans are in no way discour-
aged at the prospect, and that the Spaniards
nave lost their opportunity for putting down
small s!oop., and when three days out was
chased by five steam gunboats, but storm
arising succeeded in making his escape.
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Brief nftjn9a.

Messrs. Williams and Randall of the Una
club went to Portsmouth yesterday to inspect
new four cared shell, and will report to the
club as to whether it is expedent to purchase
it.
Rev. Mr.. Gibbs of this city, is to preach the
forenoon sermon at the Universalist Center
nary, at Augusta, on the 10Th inst.
The new caps of the Emerald Boat Club are
quite nobby. They are ronnd-topped, Jockey
pattern, made of green cloth with narrow
white band, and white star on top.
Gen. G. P. Mattocks, of this city, was elected
Vice-President of the Third Corps on Thurs
day, and Col. Charles B. Merrill one of the
Directors.
r. b. Tucker and Miss JEANNE Armstrong.
of Maine, were registered at No. IL at Ru de la
Pair, Paris France, for the week ending April
10th.
The Female Tract Society. of thisl city has
merged itself in the Young Women's Christian
Association.
A lady's veil was taken by wind yesterday
afternoon and lodged on the cornice of third
story window in j. M. Kimball's building
on Congress st. A workman in the factory Sc
cured it and returned it to its owner.
@. c. Jones & Co., have in their possession
q pair of old-fashioned smoking-tongs, for
merly the property of Sir William Pepperell.
The tongs were made for handling Goals, and
with point for clearing out the pipe, a thumb
piece for pressing down the tobacco, and per-
forated cap to improve the draft-the whole
machine being in perfect order and fit for
service.
Mr.. w. H. Leighton has just finished
painting of the black gelding "Tom Knox
lately the property sof r. o.. Conant, Esq, of
this city. The portrait is an admirable one
and all who have been so fortunate as to see it
speak of the artists work in the most fatter-
ing terms. Mr.. Conant yesterday sold the
animal to Mr.. Lon Morris, of Boston, for
$25OO. The gelding is six years old, fifteen
rnd half hands high and was sired by old
Knox from descendant OF Hills Black Hawk.
The wholesale boot and shoe establishments
were closed yesterday, ont of respect to Mr.. c.
H. Breed
II, u Bailey & Co, sold at private sale yes
oeroay' the three story brick houre No. - Pine
street, 10 a prominent. citizen for $780, The
two and a half story brick house, No. CD Win.
ter St., will be sold this Afternoon at auction. at
31-2 o'clock.
The weather yesterday was quite cold. Wind
North in the morning, afterwards East. Their
mometer 55 at o'clock p. NJ.
r. A. Bird g. Co. sell to-day at II o'clock A.
M. at Merchants Exchange, IA shares capital
stock of Canal National Bank.
The prevailing cry-"down with the dust"
The coming mantle internal revenue col,
lector; and he's started oE his travels.
A popular tax nOw-a-day-carpet lacks.
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The RICHMOND DISASTER caused tho death
of sixty men and the serious injury of one
hundred and fifty-three Others Not one in
that crowded room who did not feel sa fe a mo.
ment before that terrible fall. Not one, prob
ably, who conld not have been insured $4,000
against death or wholly disabling injury by &C
cident, for S25 to $50 year. Not one, so far as
yet known, ,cas insured against accidents.
The Travellers Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, Conn, is the only company ir America
writing yearly General Accident Policies 1t
pays promptly all just claims. 1t has paid
TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS in
benefits to its policy holders, averaging Seven
Hundred Dollars day for the six years it has
been in operation. Why not have an Acct
dent Policy!
Andrew J. Chase, 80 Exchange street,
Agent. w. d. Little s. Co. and Loring &
Thurston, Exchange streets, Special Agents.
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e U II o p e.


SEIZURE OF NEWSPAPER
PARIS, May 6.-The edition of the Rappel
was seized to-day by the police.
Trouble is reported at Lyons, where the au-
thorltIes have interrupted the publication of
the Gloche newspaper.
THE APPROACHING VOTE.
The joint committee of Deputies of the Left
and the representatives of the Democratic
press have issued another manifesto to the
elect0rS. They protest against the triekery of
the Government in publishing on the eve of
the election violent and ill-consdered reports
for the purpose OF creating panic. They de-
nounce the Government for charging all its OPP
ponents with insurrectiOn and assassination
and for endeavOring to create the impression
that France has escaped great danger. The
committee say they despise they calumnies,
France knows on which side are the men of
violence. She knows who got power by a
c0Gp a. eat and who reserves the right of com
q etdte.
THE PRIESTS ASK PERMISSION TO VOTE.
Two thirds of the French bishops and priests
now in Rome have requested permission of the
French Embassy to vote on the plebisctum.
The Marquis OF Bonneville thanks them for
their patriotism, but is instructed to reply that
the law does not permit such step.
THE CONSPIRACY.
Mr.. Smalley, of the New York Tribune. is
here, and announces his readiness to answer
all questions. though the authorities have as
yet given him no occasion. He saws he is ac-
quainted with Flourens. He met him in LON
don and received letters for him, but knew
nothing of their contents, and declares that he
had no knowledge of Flourens being in any
way connected with the conspiracy.
LONDON, May 6.-The Pail Mol Gazette saws
IN behalf OF Smailey, that he was ignorant of
the alleged conspiracy and contents of the let
tiers sent to Flourens in his care
The Times continues edtOrially to belittIe
the conspiracy, and says the peril lies less in
the strength of those who would inflict than
in the weakness of those who would resist a
conspiracy.
Spain.
sERRANO TO BE REGENT
MADRID, May 6.-Olozaga has arrived from
Paris.
1t is rumored that Marshal Serrano will not
resign, but that he will be invested with the
powers of Royal Regent.
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
Thirty-eight Spanish bishops announce from
Rome their refusal to take the oath to the new
of Spain, although the Pope interposes no OBJ
jections.
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TENNESSEE.
THE METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH.

MEMPHIS, May 6.-The Methodist Confer
ence this morning received an offer from the
Louisville churches of $5O,0OO to defray the
expenses of the removal of their Book Con-
Germ from Nashville to that city, and a memo
RAJ from the colored conferences South asking
for the establishment of a colored General
Conference under the control of the General
Conference of the South, and another from
the Board of Domestic Missions urging the
purchase of land for church purposes in the
towns springng up along the Union and Cen
trail Pacific Railroads.
The Conference adjourned over till to-mor-
row in order to attend the decoration of the
graves of the confederate dead,
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'osTicss CLIFFORD AND FOX pREs1pIro.
fhiDAY.-First National Bank of Chicopee We
Hiram o. Alden. Action against defendant as on.
aorser OF $4,000 note made in Illinois, but PAYABLE
IN Boston, procured to be discounted by the Ames
manufacturing Company, subsequent endorser at
ehe Chicopee Bank. Three points in defence-frst,
enat suncient diligence not used in giving notice
60 the defendant Of non-payment by the maker:
second that the law of Illinois, which it is contend
"a open to defendant, does not authorize suit to
De maintained against endorser until with ex-
ceptlons not applicable to this case) Judgment has
boon obta'nedaganst the maker of the note; third.
that by the law of Illinois the consideration of the
note is open to enquiry in this case and that the
same was for worthless patent right negotiated in
fraud.
"A. otrout. Bradbury.
Neo' m. oIeafns. F. o. j. Smith,
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MAINE CHARITABLE AssocIATIoN-The
members of this Association held their month
Nv meeting on Thursday evening last The
death of James Fl. Harmon, Esq, the Vice
President, was announced, and it was agreed
to 20 into an election to fill the vacancy at the
next monthly meeting. A vacancy in the
Board of Trustees is to be filled at the same
time.
Feter w. Plumer was elected member oil
tns marty Committee for Ward 4, in place OF
Mr.. Harmon, deceased.
remarks were made on the death of the
Vice President, and it was
Voted, That the expression of tbo doom SWIM.
pathy OF the members be communicated 70 the
rotary. Ny 'ie oeo-
A proposition for membership was received
and laid over till next meeting, under the rule
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

3. Packard, man about forty years of age.
employed at the saw-mills at Great Works.
his SIDE against a large circular saw in rapid
motion, cutting a horrible cash through his
side into his lungs. He lived in terrible agony
until this forenoon, when he died.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

NEW SMOKING CAR-The Eastern Railroad
Company have just put upon the route between
this city and Boston an elegant new smoking
car This car is Several feet longer than the
usual sized smoking cars, and has greater con-
venencies for smokers, one of which is the new
arrangement attached to the vcatilators by
which by pulling ring that hangs near the
seat, a ventilator may be opened and shut with
out reaching up for that purpose. 1t is very
elegantly upholstered, and is provided with a
very line Water tank with silver-plated faucet
Ihis car Will be attached to Conductor Batch
elders train, and was built at the Company's
| shop in Salem.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

Now Is THE TIME when the ladies are begin
ming to amuse themselves by looking after
their gardens. 1t is the Spring time of the
year, and they all waut to know where they
can get reliable seeds. Sawyer & Woodford
119 Exchange street, have one of the largest
and most complete assortment of flower and
garden seeds in New England, besides all
kinds of plants in pots, and an extensive as
sortment of gardening tools, choice willow
ware, baskets and house-furnishing goods.
Don't fail to give them a call.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

WALLED IN PARIs!-Why are the hair col
oring preparations kept dark? Simply because
the light decomposes them and exposes their
foul sediment. Hence the bottles are iacketed
with paste and paper. PHALoN's VITAL1A OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, on the other hand,
is as clear and transparent in the sunshine as
in the shade. 1t revives the natural color in
every time-bleached fiber, and does not stain
the skin. Sold by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. may3eod1w
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.


Joseph P. Reyes, Assistant U. S. Marshal fol-
Massachusetts,, died at Lowell, Friday, aged 81
The 9Th Massachusetts, regiment held its re.
union at Worcester, Friday.
Ex-Secretary Seward was waited on Fri.
day by delegation of citizens who congratu-
lated him on his safe return from his journey.
He made graceful and elegant speecR in re-.
ply to their address.
The Beaver wooden mills at North Adams
Mass, were burned Friday morning. Loss
heavy.
In the fire at Quincy, ILL.,, Thursday night
fifteen business houses were burned, INCLUDING
the Herald Office, causing loss of $500, 900.
An Havana dispatch says the rebel General
Gorwania has been captured.
In Newark, N. j., Joseph Nesbitt has been
found guilty OF an assault with intent to Kin
Thomas Harlow. The assault was provoked
by Harlow 9 intimacy with Nesbitt's wife, who
was the principal witness against her husband
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07
Q O M M f RCIAL.


ASecehPts ~ Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosroN.-41 DC,
cottons bdis sheet ron bxs tin, II casks lead 10
bbls oil Il bds shovels, 23O rolls tet bdis spring
beds 10 rails dates, copper boiler, bags feathers
chests tea as pigs lead 1870 bxs 20 empty
sugar, 80 bbls pork and beef organ, 40 bales oak
pm 20 bdls paper, horses, wagon, carriage, %
bales sheep SKINS % and 20 bales domestics.
$50 pkgs TO Princes Express, 200 do to order. For
canada and up country, 116 cases cassia, hay cut
ter, IL crowbars, bxs tin, 81 bags meal CO plate
IRON cases copper tubes. bales wool, show case,
30 bales paper Stock do bagging % bdls leather 19
order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROAD-1 case bay
, Takes l 10 bricks, ia bds paper, 90 do hoes, ii
Dds flour, 1856 doors, % bdls sash, % do binds
wagon, hides, 81 bbls beans, do apples 10 cases
CLOTH 70 bedsteads 70 pkgs Merchandise 80 cars of
freight for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1S9 cans milk, 20
PMS beef HOO bbs flour, cars iron, 10 do ORE AZ
DO lumber, do aths, do headings, do bark, do
snip knees, do sundries: For shipment east, 800
Dds Hour. 1G7 bags malt, 1868 do bran, cars oil.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD. 33 sides leather
morse, A sacks potatoes m shingles 14OO feet dry
nemlock boards cords shngle waste, 20 bxs eggs 81
veals, 81 cases sundres.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

DEATHS IN APRIL, 1870. - There were 4.
deaths in this city during the month of April
from lhe following causes. viz: Consumption
~; old age, 3; casualty, 1; congestion of bow.
els, 1; measles, 1; Group, 1; congestion of lungs
1; asthma, 1; lung fever, 1; cancer, 1; rupture
l.; scarlet fever, 3; apoplectic fit, 1: paralysis
8; heart disease, 2; drowned, 1: still-born,
unknown, 3.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

FURNITURE AT 10 O'CLOCK To-DAY.-F. o.
Bailey & Co. will sell the Furniture in house
No. 101 Cumberland street,
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

KINDS, under the Preble House, has every
thing found in a first class drug store. His
drugs and medicines are of the finest quality,
his perfumery divine and his soda fountain
discounts freely. He strictly observes the
Maine Law and the fifteenth amendment
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

WE invite people in want Of nice Custom
Clothing to examine our stock of Cloths. We
have "best stock of Cloths in Portland, and
will make them up at satisfactory prices and
guarantee perfectly fitting garments.
G. w. RICH & Co.,
ap3Oeod2w 173 Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07
Boston Boot ana Shoe morL.,.

Tho .o,a,.. % BOSTON, May 3.
one OF quletness during the week. The few TRANSACT
IONS tnat have taken place were from scattering Or
NETS, anu late or second time visiting CUSTOMERS
still cautiously, not being disposed to carry heavy
STOCKS upon an uncertain mar. ct. Those in the pro
themselves to filling orders, and the number of those
commencing to make heavy goods for the Fan ami
WINTER trade increases every week. They are get
complement OF hands, but when they are SATISFIED
tne proper time has arrived, they will turn out large
quantities OF goods in season to satisfy any demands
that may arise-[ShOe and Leather Reporter
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

CoGIA HAssAN will move June 1st to No.
129 Middle street, Until then he will sell at 90
Exchange street at greatly reduced prices.
NOV 7Jff
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FREEMAN Bros, No 40 Exchange street
have just received cargo of fresh oysters-the
last of the season. They will be ready for GUS
toners to take home with them to-day for Sun
days dinner.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07
NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY

CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, May 6.-The Produce Exchange
will give reception to Senator Hardenburr
next Monday, in acknowledgment of his efforts
Tor the free canal system in this State.
Only seventy licences have been issued tn us
far under the new excise law
John g: Whittier is now the guest of Col.
Julian Allen in Brooklyn, and will have a re-
ception by the Union League next week.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

THROUGH TICKETS to San Francisco New
orleans and all intermediate points for sale at
Railroad Ticket Agency, corner Fore and Ex-
cnange streets. May 5-1w
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New York s,ock and Money m.rk /,

NEW YORK, May 6-Morning.-Gold was frmer
this morning, ranging from 114S to 114a. Govern
ment bonds steady.
Private advices from Germany show a considerable
recovery in American securities, and old and well
known railroad bonds have improved.
Money easy at az per cent. on cali. The glut OF
National bank notes is very great and they are free
OF interest tor five to ten days when greenbacks are
returned. They are also offered at discount of one
backs. ~ " sA'SA
Railways arc strong and higher the improvement
extending through the list.
:, NEW YORK, May 6-4tfernoon.-Goldw was firmer
ths AFTERNOON, closing at 1142 Governments steady
Money remains easy at q 8 per cent. National
nank notes have been sold at discount of l-16 "a
per cent. Foreign Exchange 1891 "a 1899.
The reported forgeres of cotton bills of adinp
amounting to 100000 by Galveston firm, started
fumors this afternoon, Of large losses by bankers
and 1t is asserted that all OF the trouble grew ont ~
the failure of a Galveston firm some time since. "
The following were the closing quotations:
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

RUBBER HOSE for Hydrant purposes can be
obtained with Pipes and Couplings all COM
plete, at the lowest prices from
j. & G. j. BARBOUR,
May Aft No Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

A REMARKABLE REMEDY for Kidney Com
plants is found in White Pine Compound. All
who have used it land there are hundreds) pro-
nounce it invaluable.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

BUY your tickets to New York via steamers
Bristol and Providence of the Fall River Line.
OF ii. T. WOOD, corner of Fore and Exchange
Streets. State rooms secured. Nav 5-1w
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Groceries at Auction,
Real Estate
On Poplar street, at Auc,io

On Poplar street, at Auction {!
WTE shall sell on the premises on Wednesday
w next, at IL O'Clock noon, the parcel Of real e.
tate situated the eastery side Of Poplar street
commencing 80 feet from the northsrly side OF Cum
berland st, 1G5 feet front and about lis Deep The
same viii be sold in lots as delineated plan which
may be seen at the office of the Auconeers "A Ex-
change st.
A deposit of twenty-five dollars will be required
of each purchaser at sale. Terms of payment m ade
known at time and place of sale.
X. A. BIRD q co.,
May std Aucrioueors.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

If you wish for India rubber hose 90 to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. Nav 5-tf
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

WE hear that Cogia Hassan proposes to
move soon to the Mitchell store on Middle St
and will have it fixed up in nobby style, max.
ing it one of the prettiest stores in the State.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

y. L.. CARLETON, ESQ, has removed his Law
office to the old stand occupied by him before
the great fire, No. 80 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07
TIL b PRESS
Portland and Vicinity


New Advcrtisemenfs this Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
Carpets. =. George W. Parker & Co.
Sherf's Sale. NJ. Adams.
Administrators Sale. I'D. n. True.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hair Work. ID. P. Smith.
Business Notice :. Beals 81 Redlon.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Civil Engineers. Greene d Danforth.
Fine Shirts. .Chas. Gusts q Co.
Notice. >. Estate Dixey Stone.
Wanted. =. Cough IL Howard.
Paisley Shawls.. &C. A. Vickery.
Choice Goods. A. S. Fernald.
Gentlemen and Ladies' WASHING Mrs Nrro,,
For Damariscotta and Waldoboro' y IVA vi vi
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

FORTY cents invested in one quart of oysters
fresh from Virginia will make you nice din
ner next Sunday. Freeman & Co., 1O1 Fed
eral- streat- hauA-aAna0--e-Al ---c---4--A--
ever seen. dec11eStf
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

PASSENGERS going West or South can OBJ
tain through tickets over frst-class routes at
lowest rates at the Railway Ticket Agency,
corner Fore and Exchange streets, Portland.
Nav 5d1W
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DEATH OF AN OLD HARD MONEY MAN.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Franklin Peale,
brother OF Rembrandt Peale, and from 1889 to
1864. chief coiner in the United States mint
died in this city yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

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, 118 Middle
street. may3dtf
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

STRouT is selling splendid Japanese Silk, all
shades for 80 cts. Nav 63t.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-07

DRs. S. FITCH of Portland and G. S. Palmer
of Gardiner are the only delegates from Maine
to the session of the American Medical Asso.
citation at Washington.