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The Portland daily press., 1870-05-25
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Receipts oy Railroads aud ssenmbo..s.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-lO bdls
shovels % Shoes 2l bds paper, 25 bds sugar,
II do pire, 5 bags oysters, 81 coils cordage, wagon
"a bds paper bags. pcs MARBLE 40 bales carpetiDg
bbs pcSles, do and N hat do beer piano, % bags
seed. % bhs flour, 20 hhds sugar Is pla iron, 3
horses wagon, 300 pkgs to Princes Express 100 do
to order For Canada and mp country $40 cans soda,
machines, "a bales wool Is casks spikes SO pcs nine
u beams warp, bags oats, 10 bdls moulding,, i20
pkgs to order.
PORTLAND & kESNEBEC RAI.ROAp-l car four
do oil cloth, so doors 20 bales o kum 80 bdls w I
stock. 2l do paper. shinsle machine, car hoops
biles cars barrels, 10 cases oil ciotb bbls meal
50 pkgs merchaadise. q cars freight for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-21 boxes scytbes.
IS beams yarn, 10 dump barrows. 13 doz rakes 10
cutivators. 16 bags potatoes 46 bbls and 7sO bags
pegs 81 bdls saws 93i sides leather % bxs eggs
cases sundries.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1893 cans milk, 900
bbls flour, cars oats, do corn, do shocks, do
bark, 55 DO lumber, do sundries. For shipment
east, 900 bbis -four, car oil.
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PORTLAND MUSICAL ARTIsTs.-The steamer
from Quebec next Saturday takes out party
of our musical people, consisting of Mr. and
Mrs. bennett, Mrs. o. w. Bnrnham, Mrs
Charles j. Barbour, Mrs. j. e. Waterhouse
and Mr.. Geo. w. Marston, who will make an
extended tour in Europe, some for pleasure
only and some for the study of music. This is
Mr.. Dennett's second visit to Italy since his
first protracted sojourn there for the purpose
of studying his profession. On his first return
from abroad he sang in public for a year or
two with Biscaccianti, Parodi, and other well
known signers, but desiring rest for a short
time he came to our city where he has since
remained. Marrying here and being attached
to domestic life. he had never rosumed the pro.
fession of public singer, but has confined
himself to the teaching of his art, with a sue
cess too manifest to need any praise. He takes
with him now some of his most advanced and
promising pupils to surround them with the
most favorable facilities for aiding their mus-
cal progress.
Both Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. Waterhouse,
who go .clusively to study, possess soprano
voices, but quite different in character. That
Mrs Waterhouse is one which is admirably
suited for light and brilliant music, at the same
time that it is very pleasing, and improves in
quality and strength daily, while Mrs Burn
hams is sure TO develop itself under the train
ing of European masters to an extent that her
admirers here have little idea of and place her
in the front rank of oratorio singers in this
country.
Mr. Geo. w. Mars:on is well known here as
an organist of ability and the author of several
organ compositions and popular songs, besides
his operatta of "Don Bobo," which has at
tanned more than mere local reputation.
We bid our friends adieu with regret for the
loss that Portland will sustain in their alb
sence. May favorng winds and calm seas be
their companions on their voyage, and may the
time swiftly pass away until the day arrives
when we shall welcome them back to us.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
hAiLnoAD ACCIDENT

,-5I...-.. NhtI.uUAU ACCfDENT
press maigaS1ra tram ga Nay az, aThe Philadelphia ex
into az emigrant train going Wesf ,nna;e' pnuhgea
at Leaman Place; The switch connect;n@ st%mus ~
two tracks, which had been left oncn hIs .ii .,c
criminal neglect elect Of haa the conductor of some me
during the night and the express train "e ;a i9aa
was going at sharp speed, was thus led from,
its own track directly against the locomot;va -
of the emisrant train. The only person killed
was a brab eman of the express train named
Tbomas'S wayne, of Philadelphia, who died at
his post of duty. Two German emisrants were
injured and sent to Lancaster by special car.
The express, baggage and mail cars were piled
across the track aud all the inmates escaped
bv iumninr
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Mrs. MANcHEsrEa, ,no@ at lie Uiiited States
Hotel, astonishes all by her wonderful success
in curing diseases The facility which she
raises the PROSTATE frame, invigorates it with
new life, and charms it with bright hope, is the
mystery and admiration of the day. Her
method of examination, her profound knowl-
edge of the n,ateria medica, are all proverbial
Where others practice at hap-hazard and in
the dark, she seems to tread in the light of GER
talnty, and a consequence conquers disease
All should consult her who wish for a speedy
cure and thorough advice, for Mrs. Manchester
has had the most remarkable success. She re-
mains ten days longer.
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Steam T.. raer Toai4 Ffgtarres
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an THURSDAY, May 26, at .bai
" sell the property situated at Eass ~l " 90
Keys Bridge, known as the Steam Blkery. IL
building is buiit OF wood, p stories high. The FIRST
sory is fit d and has been used as Steam Bakery
the second story large hail. IL two years old, thor
oughly built OF the best material by the day, under
the soperintendence of that well known builder Mr..
s. Nj. Sawyer OF Portland to whom reference can be
made as to the workmanship and materials used.
The building is DO by SO feet. 25 feet post first story
10 feet. second story Is ee with strong COW
ering the whole. 1t Is well calculated for any kind
of manufacturing purposes or machine shop. 1t is
light and airy, with good sea breeze in summer.
There is plenty of hard and soft water in the build
ing. Also. one six-horse power engine, boiler and
heater in perfect running order, with pumps, pipes,
pueys, shafting, betting &c. Also, one Dough
maker, Cracker machine, preparatory Rollers. six
sets OF Cutters. Likewise, all the tools used in first
class Bakery. such as bread and cake pans, tumble
and meat eating machines. troughs, breaks &c.
All the above were purchased new two years ago.
Also Platform and Counter Scales, Marble top Coun-
ters, Desks, Stoves. second hand Express Wagon,
covered Bread Wagon.
The above sold to close the business and the at
tention of bakers and others wishing any OF all OF
the above goods. Is called to this sale.
may1S +. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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tAKeEs9 Asn sf.ATdesdas morning a
lad ID years Of age, named Edwin 7. Thomp-
son, who belongs in Bridgton, but has been at
work on the farm of Thomas Brown, of Fal-
mouth, stole from the house a silver watch
valued at IS aud $6S in bank notes, the prop
erty of franklin 2. Andrews, and came to the
city. He was followed, and information was
lodged in the police office, and taking the in
former with him Deputy Sterling went to the
circus tent and arrested the boy, and recovered
the watch and $5662 in money, besides a con-
siderable number of trinkets which the boy
had purchased with the stolen money,
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The Army and Navy Union celebrate their
anniversary, as We have before mentioned, at
the Kirkwood House to-day. We hear that
the Union intend to enter the lecture and con-
cert field the next winter, having already made
arrangements with some of the best musical
talent and most popular lecturers in the coun-
ry.
Washington Hook and Lldder Company
have received permission to visit Charleston on
the 18th of June, and partake of the festivities
attendant upon the anniversary of the battle
of Bunker Hill
Six car loads of iron for the Grand Trunk
road passed through this city yesterday.
The Plymouth Church has voted to call the
Rev. B. f. Hamilton, of North Andover, Mass,
as their pastor, and it only remains to be seen
OF the parish unite in the call on next Tuesday
evening, OF which there is no doubt.
Yesterday was Queen Victoria's fifty.first
birthday, and the flags at the British and Span
ish consulates were displayed in honor of the
event.
On Thursday, if pleasant, the committee ol
the G. A. r. will visit Evergreen Cemetery
and mark with flags the graves that are to b,
who lie buried there are requested to hand il
their names to-day. If stormy on Thursda.
the committee will 60 out Friday.
We are under obligations to the Eastern Elk
press Company for St. John papers by steamc
New England in advance of the mails.
The sacred concert at the First Baptis
Church already announced will take place o.
the evening of the 2l of June. Mr. w. ii
Beckett, of New York, Mrs. Wetherbee an
others will sing on the occasion.
The Supreme Court has adjourned.
Two gentlemen of this city the other da
came upon a woodcock who endeavored to di;
tract their attention from her young. he
nest was near by and she went round and roun
in circle making clucking noise. The
watched her movements for few moment
with great curiosity but did not harm her.
Yesterday was cold, raw, cherries day wit
rain, add the wind was from the northeas
Thermometer 47o.
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Sheriff's Sale of Gentecl Furniture

STNIE UF MAINE-CUMBERLAND, sS
4 TrACHED on a writ and will be sold at pubic
~ auction to the highest bidder Wednesday, the
25th day OF May A ID 1870, at ten o'clock IN the
forenoon at the Salesroom OF f. o. Bailey & Co.,
No IS Exchange ST., in Portland, in said county, the
following dc scribed personal property, to wit, &C.
Paror Suit in Black Walnut and Green Rept,
Etargere. Marble Top Tables, Black Walnut Marble
Top Chamber Set, Easy and oidng Chairs, English
Brussels and Iagran Carpets SC.
1870.
s.. hDkMs. ut. - Sheriff.
f. o. BALI p GO AattiH1 1eer-. 'ttd
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vi U miCipal COurl,

JUDGE M0KKIS PKES1D1NG.
TUEsDAY.-State vs.. Charles Hersel. Larceny.
Pleaded not guilty. Decision, guilty. Sent to jail
for sixty days.
State Vs. Nelson Leighton. Assault and battery.
Pleaded guilty. Fined $40 and costs and bound owe
in $500 to keep the peace for six months.
Howard & Cleaves Sweat.
State vs. George Anderson. Assault and battery
Pleaded not guilty. Decision, guilty. Fined So ant
costs Paid
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New Work sioca and Money Market.


NEW YORK, May 24-Uorninq.-The Money mar
ket is easy at a cent, with the bulk OF bns-
ness at the lowest figure. Foreign Exchange firm
at lO9S a 110l. Gold opened weak at 1l3s but alter
wards ralled to 114i, 1t has since ranged between
1135 and 11lh.
Government bonds are weak and inactive, with a
decline of in '62s and 10-i0s, in G5s, old aud new
'C7s and '6Ss, and in the others.
The Stock market is strong and moderately actire
at an advance OF a per cent. throughout the LIST.
The steamer Allemania takes out S2i0,67S in gold
bars, and SIC 900 in silver coin.
NEW YORK. May 24-1t1ernoon.-Moneyw was ex-
emely easy this afternoon at az per cent. For
eign Exchange firmer at 1919 9IO1. Gold strong at
11ft a 11i5
There were rumors current of Forthcoming trouble
among Continental powers, and that Mr.. Banks the
Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Rea-
tions, had made speech strongly advocating the
market.
The Gold Room adjourned at o'clock P. NJ, after
having adopted resolutions of respect to the memory
OF Alanson Robinson
Governments were strong and higher this after
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Miscellaneous Notices.

WE have been requested to say that the time
allowed for the payment of internal revenue
taxes and licenses without cost will expire on
the 9th inst. (Faiday)
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TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES. Telegraph offices
are now open for business on the New Eng
land Telegraph Company's line, at Alfred, Bar
Mills in Buxton, Gorham, Saccarappa and
Cumberland Mills in Westbrool, connecting
with the Western Union line at Portland.
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BASE BALL-At meeting of the ResOlute
Base Ball Club, held last Monday evening,
slight change of officers took place. Mr.. Chas.
T. Libby, Secretary, sent in his resignation,
which was accepted, and Mr.. H. A. Merrill was
elected Secretary for the ensuing year. having
resigned his position of Director, which Office
was filled by the election of Mr.. Stephen Lib
hv
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IO WA.
TERRIFIC TORNADO.

CurcAGo, May 24-A terrible hail storm
nassed over portion of Alamake county, Iowa,
last Saturday. Buildings were blown down,
trees uproored and cattle and hogs killed.
There are rumors of the loss of several lives
Many of the planters will be obliged to do their
planting over again.
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MEssRs. KENDALL &c WHITNEY have sent US
a very pretty illustrated pamphlet circular, set
ting forth the merits of the Buckeye Mower
aud Reaper which they have for sale this year
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NTay4-tl
Fly. lingering moments, fly, Ony!!
L thirst, panr, l long to try
The bread, the cake, the chicken pie

Thus sang jolly mechanic who for three
long years had dned ata restaurant, but whose
wife had recently commenced using Gold
Medal Saleratus. Try it, ye lonely wives, it
never fails to bring husbands home to their
meals. my25-d&w
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CHILDRENs CARRIAGES, best assortment in
State at Manufacturers prices, at Chas. Day,
Jr g. Co.'s, 9 Exchange St. may % 1w
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AUCTION SALES,
RARE CHANCE
FOR
INVESTMENT
Block Of Stores for Sale
In Portland, Maine,
MAY 25lh, 1870, on the Premises,
| i-s past 3 O'Clock,
4|' 49, oL and 5S on Middle Street.

""" oS 0n 1Iiddie Street.
"lLL be sod tho new and bear,,,,, MIL
w Stores Known as the Tsomu.ms. 1oo o'
built by the ateBethuel L Thompson of Ioveu NJ
.or permanent investment. and eonsilered ~ ~
business OF the city, one of the best 's
in the country, where they think in all probabIy tb
rise on Store property in that direction will idnre
than realise 10 per cent. the money invested ne
side the rent from year TO year.
These stores are built in the incest manner po.si
be, and suitable tor a first-class Wholesale Dry
Goods Jewelry, Clothing, Apothecary or any busf-
ness where nice store and good location Is neces-
sary One OF these stores is already leased for s2200
while The upper stories let with the exception OF
one chamber tor Wholesale Boot ami Shoe Store,
and Manufacturing purposes. ,,,,,,
This B'ock has front tage OF 81 leet on hliddlc
Street, stories in height besides the Easements anu
the lot 100 feet in DEPTH aciDg ON the SIDES on
Church and Garden streets. . Both OF these large
stores being corner stores, aud on the main thor
oughiare OF wholesale stores leading from the new
mrble Pos! Office TO the Grand Trunk Depot, and
on stree. where not ece OF improved property Is
known Tor SALE IL cannot but be regarded by every
business man as good an investment could posi-
bly, be made. Terms liberal.
"a One thousand dollars required al sale Inquire
Tor particulars at j. q. PROCTER.
23 Exchange St.
F. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
myl2. dtd
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FoR five days more, previous to his removal,
Cogia Hassan sells goods at his old store at
greatly reduced prices.
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GooD assortment of Toys, Croquets, &c.
may be found at S. f. CoBB's, No 2Deering
Block. may2Od1w*
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TROUT FISHING TACKLE of every description
at low prices at Charles Day, Jr. & Co.'S "a
Exchange st. may23-1w "
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GRADUATES of the Portland High School
class of go, will please meet at the High School
Building at three o'clock this Wednesday af-
| ternOOu.
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IMPoRTATIoNs.-Sugara and Molasses import
ed into the port of Portland from January 1st
to May 81, 1870, as compared with the same
period of 1869:
SUGAR MOLAsSES.
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Posi- BoswoETH G. A. R. Comrades are no.
titled to appear at the hall this "wednesday
evening at IL o'clock, for the purpose of a
street drill. A full and prompt attendance is
desired.
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MOLAsSES.
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES Cheap at No. 2
Deering Block, by S. f. COBB. my2O1 VIZ
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t. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell this morning,
by order of the Sheriff, a fine lot of furniture,
carpets, parlor suits, Sc, &C. Sale commences
at 10 o'clock.
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Administrators A Sale of Real Estate

u Y virtue of license from Hon. John A. Water
~ man, Judge of Probate tor Cumberland county
shall sell at public auction, the premises, on
Monday the 9th day of June at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
True, deceased.
Said farm is situated near Bald Hill, iu New
Gloucester, about nine miles from Lewiston and
two miles from Gloucester Upper Corner, contains
about one hundred suitably divided into tilaFe
pasturage and wood. Buildings in good repair.
my7tun6 DAVID n. TRUE, Executor,
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Brick DweiliBg-HOEse in West
brook at Auction.

vNIE shall sell by public auction, Saturday
wv next, May 2Sth, at three o'clock M, on the
premises that valuable and desirable parcel of real
estate, recently occupied Hotel, under the name
OF forest Avenue House."
This house is situated the terminus of the
Portland and Forest Avenue Hors5 Railroad, in
Westbrook the lot contains 1s 900 feet of land,
has garden in good state OF cultivation, never
failing spring ct water, good stable aud convenient
ouihouses; it eautiuly located with elegant shade
trees surrounding it. The house is OF brick, two
5res high, well ard substantially built and would
make a very desirable private suburban residence.
deposit OF 5000 viii be required of the purchas
at the time OF sale.
Terms at sale.
Il. A. BIRD q co., Auciiouecrs.
Nav 21-.d
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COMPANY of fifty Fenians arrived here
last night from Boston in a special car at
tached to the express train. They were met
at the depot by some of the Brotherhood here.
who provided for them.
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Now is the time to get Cabbage and Tomato
Plants at Kendall & Whitney's. Their supe-
rior Plants are now selling by thousands daily.
Nav 25- 3t
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WISCONSIN.


DEATH OF BISHOP KEMPER.
MILWAUKEE, May 24.-Rt. Rev. jackson
Kemper, Protestant Bishop of Wisconsin, died
to-day. "
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Domestic Markets.

NEW BEDFORD, May Poll Market.-Sperm Oil
continues in tair demand Sales 145 bbls PRIME and
42O do in PARCELS Of inferior quality, for manufac-
ture, and 50 do in bond, tor export, all on private
terms. Whale has continued in request and we note
sales of 20 bos Blackfsh, $50 do southern, 275 do
| Humpback. and 3o) do Northern, for manufacture,
| on private terms.
/ New YORK. MAY 24.-Cotton dull; Middng up
lands at 2s sales 9 9asS sI9s 81 sSe bis
Round Hoop Ohio at 95 q 90; Western at 60 az
So s. Southern nat at $50 q $50. Wheat 1c better
Spring at 1 Is g! 20; No. do at i3; No. 2 and 8
mixed mix az II; Winter Red and Amber Western at
Mixed Western at OF a IL; do do old at 10 :"
Oats dull; State at 66 6scy: Western at Ga q Gsc
% 90 q % So Lard firm; steam 142 a Ice; kettle
at lSf e l63c Butter heavy; Ohio at 10 a 3Oc; State
/ IOs Rice steady; Carolina at g @7,c. Sugar firm;
Porto Rico al 81 q 1Ole; fair to good reinine at ~ a.
9ae; Nc ~ Dutch standard at % g s5c Naval Stores
g $50. Petroleum steady; crude at Is @ 15lc; re-
fned at 27ic Ialow steady at % q asc Freishts to
CHICAGO, May 24-Flour-lew grades of Spring
extras are wanted at 25. Wheat dull; No. at s7c
Corn quiet; No 2 at s4s q s5c. Oats dull at 49, az
at 0il Cattle in fair demand at rs ap s so Tor
butchers stock to extra shippiog steers. Live hogs
quiet at S25 q 905 for stock pigs to choice smooth
hogs.
CINCINNATI, May 2i.-whiskey at 1 10s a. 1Oi-
Provisions duh and nominal.
NEW ORLEANS. May 2i-Cotton unchanged; Mid
MOBILE, May 2i.-Cotton dull; Middling up
lands at q .c.
CHARLESTON, May A-Cotton steady; Middling
uplands at 2lac.
SAVANNAH, May 24.-Cotton dull; Middlng up
lands at 21sc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May PAP p. M,-Consols 9il for money
and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-20s. 1862, 50; do
1865, old, sst; do 1861, 9oa; u. s. 1o-aos &c. Erie
shares Isl. Illinois Central shares 110i. Atlantic
~ Great Western shares 2S.
LIVERPOOL, May 24-2 p. NJ Cotton steady
Middng uplands l0S "a lid; Mddling Orleans I'D.
Breadstufs frmer; Red Wheat IS Id tov Winter; So
10d q IS IL for Western. Flour steady. Corn dull
LONDON, May Pill 80 A. M-Consols 94l q 9ia
for money and account.
American securities-Unted States 5-20s. 1862, at
S9 do 1865 old, Ssl; do 1867, 90J U. S. 104Us SC.
Erie shares 49, Illinois Central shares 10I. Attain
| tic and Great Western 2s1.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 23-i1 80 A. M.-Cotton steady;
sales 10000 bales; Middng uplands 10s az lid; Mid
| ding Orleans II IT, Corn 29s. Pork 102s Cd. Lard
| 6Sts.
MANCHESTER, May 24-Yarns and &btics quiet
FRANKFORT, May 24-United States $50 bonds
closed quiet.
| LONDON, May "a P. M,-Consols 94I for money
and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20's, 1862, SOL; do
1866 old, $50; do 1867, 9OH; S. 1040s SGT. Erie
shares 1Sf. Illinois Central shares 110i. Atlantic
| & Great Western shares 2S.
| LIVERPOOL, May 24-5 p. nj. Cotton closed
/ irregular; Mddling uplands 10a q lid. Mddling
| Orleans II 4d sales 200 bales.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
Great Fire in Quebec.
Sic KaG,ad1p1 HOus cs and taCO Ships
Burned.

QUEBEC, May 24.-A great CO afagration oc-
CURED here to day, destroying six hundred
houses and two new ships.
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ONE thing is necessary to make the new ar
rangement of morning and evening trains on
the Portland and Kennebec road perfect ae-
commodation to the business as well as the
travelling public. A morning mail to the
Kennebec is almost imperatively required by
the merchants and traders in the towns on the
river. Two western mails now lie over in
Portland until noon of the following day-the
one which arrives here at 8 T. NJ, and the
mail by the express train which leaves Boston
at5P. NJ A mail lying idle for sixteen hours
in business community is little too slow
business for this age.
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BERTsCHY's Best Flour for So 90 at 12 Mar
ket. ID. PETTENGILL. my2Of
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WASHINGTON.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS.
WASHINGTON, May 24-Gen. j. G. Duane
has been assigned as supervisor OF light houses
in the second district in addition to those of the
first. His station is to continue as heretofore
at Portland Maine
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Bankrupt Sale

I SHALL sell at public auction, in the auction
Il rooms of +. q. Bailey 81 Co., No IS Exchange
ST., on Saturday, June 4th. at ten o'clock NJ, the
rigbt 10 manufacture .Smolanders Extract Buchu %
together with the machinery and fixtures used in
the manufacture thereof. For further partiulars call
on the auctoneer or assignee. The fixtures may be
seen at the rcops of +. u. Bailey & Co.. at any time
CHARLES p. MATTOCKS,
Assignee in bankruptcy OF Francis e. Covell.
II. .. BAILEY y Co., Aueprs. my24td
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NHilH Privileges,
Stock House, Machinery, dc,
AT AUCTION!

an Thursday, june 3D. at 3 NJ we shall sell
Othe property OF he Royal River Paper Company,
situated in the fiourisbDg town OF Yarn nth, Me-,
IL mics from Portland. Said property consists OF
two acres of land, good water power, one Stock
House about 25xi00 feet, large lot OF paper mill
machinery slightly damaged by the late fire. Var
mouth offers unusual facilities 10 parties wishing to
The Grand Trunk and Portland a. Kennebec Co.'S
nave depos within short distance OF the privilege
and ships can load and unload eargoes within one
halt mile of il.
The property is sold to close the business of COM
paDy.
~ All parties interested in above property
are requested to attend the sale.
my2ltd Il. %. BAILEY & CO., Auctoneers.
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ONE HUNDRED SETS CRpoU selling
cheap at Chas. Day, Jr. & Co.'s. May23 1w