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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat.
q STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosroN. 500 bbls
HOUR % pkgs furniture, 20 ties lard 100 boxes rasins
~ hal do do 100 bbls apples hhds hams, 4s boxes
IN obls OIL 30 bales oakum, S1S coils rope. 2s boxes
and 81 ba'es domestcs, 20 bbls birthstone wagons,
y bags wool 40 bbls beef lis bdls iron and STEEL II
cases Shoes a rolls leather, so bags dried apples 10
pulls PAPER ~ do sheep skins, $50 boxes orange and
emons % bel WHISKY ds 4o boxes $50 pkgs
up country, bags wool, qs fish, m achne table.
~ s toy bales cotton 90 taos meal iron,
er, chests tea, hid molassss, Ddls shoyeIs.
wheels, 40 bbs pork, 1874 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 277 cans milk. 493
pkgs sundres, car corn, DO hay, do barley. do
wheat, DO oats do headings do laths, 81 do lum.
Der, do flour, do bark horses. For shipm enr to
Europe, II cars wheat. do provisions do fionr
For shipment east, 800 bbls -four.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILRoAR-1 car
lumber, do furniture, 10 bdls hoes 25 doors. ia
boxes scythes 15S bills do 10 bbls BEANS car cattle
horses, cases goods LAG pkgs merchandise 30 cars
freight for Boston. w N''
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS.&C. pkgs sundries,
car do do potatoes, do boards 67S sides leather
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Daniel Morrison, editor of the Toronto Tele-
graph, died Sunday morning.
, Five mounted indians entered Sidney, Neb.,
SUNDAY morning, and shot and dangerously
wounded John Moscow. They were driven off
by the citizens, but number of the band hoy
cred on the bluffs around the town.
Abel Lewis was sentenced to six months
imprisonment in Baltimore Monday, for shoot
ing, while intoxicated, his son, four years old.
Sixty-eight printers employed by Nudge &
Son, Boston, left work Monday, owing to a
disagreement with their employers on the scale
of prices.
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OPPOSITION TO CONFEDERATION
NEW YORK.

New YORK, April II. The East Conference
to-day granted Rev. Horace Cooks request for
leave to withdraw from the ministry.
WHOLESALE AID FOR RAILROADS.
ALBANY, April 1.-THE Assembly o.pight
passed to the third reading the general rail-
road bill, giving $4,000 per mile constructed to
any road, and also bills granting the same
amount per mile completed to the Southern
Central and Cattaraugus roads, S125, 900 to the
Catskill Valley road, $4,000 to the Carthage,
Watertown and Sackett's harbor road, and
$500 600 to the Lake Ontario Shore road when
completed.
A bill was introduced Furnishing by impris.
onment for not more than one year or a fine
of not more than $1,000, attorneys who take
fees on both sides.
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HVFcASu N1ufKctss
HAVANA, April 9.-The Sugar ex norris durng the
week from Havana and Matanz as were So 900 boxes,
OF which 10 900 boxes the United States and
5.ooO hhds. Stock in warehouses at Havana and Ma
tanzas AL 900 boxes and 200 hhds. Many estates
have finished grinding 1t is believed that the pres
ent crop will lie from Is to 20 per cent less than last
ard firm at u q 81 reals per arrobe; Nos 10 to 20
at . @ ~ reals arrobe. Molasses sugar steady;
Mob to 10 at II q u reals per arrobe.
LONDON, April 1i-Noon.- $50 for money
and account
American securities-U s. POS, 9oy; do 1865, old,
9ot; do 1867, set; Us lo4os S6l. Elie shares 2ls.
LIVERPOOL, April INSTRUMENTATION Quiet: Mid.
ding upands 11ad sales 10000 bales. Red Western
Wheat Is 3D. Common Resin As Sd. Tallow 43s Sd.
FRANKFORT, April 1l.-United States 500 bonds
opened at 94a
LONDON, April 11-2 80 P. M Consols e3s for
money and account.
American securities United States 5-2o's OF
1862, coupons 9os do 1865, old, s9b do 1887 SO; U.
s. 1U-4Us, S6i. Erie shares 20s. Illinois Central
shares liz.
LIyERpooL. April 1l-9soP. M.-Lmd buoyant at
6ss cd. Tallow As.
LONDON April 11-Evening.-C nsols 9sa for mon
American securities steady; U. S. 5-2Os, 1862 904
do 1865, old, eOb: do 1861 U. S. 4Os ssI Erie
shares2 os. Illinois Central shares ILL.,
LIVERPOOL April II - Evening. : Cotton quiet
pales, incuting 2OU bales IOr speculation and ex-
port. Resin lSs. Spirits Petroleum Is Id.
| FreiShis.
a. CHARLESTON, April e.-Frelghts to Liverpool by
steam ~ on upands and I'D Sea Islands; by sail
| Ia on uplands: 81 on Sea Islands Coastwise.Nev
SorR, steam, DC o. h. on uplands; &c on Sea Islands
"a ~ iierce on Ree; by sail &c " fb on Upla nds
Ivy M on Timber. TO Boston by sail, "a sc ID ID OF
upland Cotton; to Providence So % Al on Boards: a
fb OH upland Cotton. To Philadelphia bv STE ~, n
9c; by sail Sc q 81 y NJ on Boards; So % M on Tim
ber; 50 ton on Clay; So q So so on Phosphate -
10 "a timore by steam tc on Cotton; by sail SIS q
| phate Rock VA avs
Vessels are in demand by our merchants to TAX
Satilla River, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla. TO North
| ana Boards. ' ~ A1'
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Elegant and Costly Furniture
MADE BY PAUL & CO.

10 and 20, each day mt 10 o'clock,
In the Warsrooms, No. 1854 Washington st.
rTNHE whole of the costly. elegant and fashionable
Il furniture now in the warecooms sold previous
10 removal TO new premises.
The stock has been all made expressly by the firm,
and OF the fiuet material, during the pa season.
Also. articles OF taste tor the drawing room, select
ed in Paris expressly Tor these sales.
Tue catalogue will comprise drawing room, parlor,
reception room, and library furniture, en- suite, OF
wslnut, rosewood and ebony, in satin, SILK b. ocade
plush, Tapestry and figured reps; walnut chamher
furniture. en- SUITE costing from $500 10 $500 each;
dining room and library furniture, sideboards, ex-
Tension tables cbaIs book cases, escroires, writing
tables, marble and walnut top centre tables. elegant
marguerite tao)es costing as high $500 each;
rich puhl cabinets. etarges one OF which cost $3.50;
mantel mirrors, drapery curtains, office desks ta-
bles. sofas, COUGHS $, easy and arm chairs. The
whole forming the best and most cos'lv assortment
OF fashionable furniture offered for sale in this
city. e....
TIE whole will he arranged for examination by
catalogue the wee preceding that of the sale.
Boston, April7. dts
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO Apr! 1.-The national ona banks oi
tas. thc assessment of their stock for State and
county taxes on the ground that they are une-
onaI and excessive, being more than three times
"a large az other personal property.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

fVHE following described goods hs wing been seized
L in this city Tor VIC a ion of the Revenue Laws
OF the United STATES, and the United states APP
piaisers at this port having ceIti6 d under oath
that the property Is liable 70 speedy deterioration,
the same will be sold at public auction, at the ofhse
OF the U. S. Apnr aiser, 19s Fore Street on Satur-
day, april 16, 1870. at II o'clock A. NJ, to wit:
100 bushels Oats:
Hoo Bags,
400 lbs. ungrOund Pepper.
Under the provisions of Sec. Is Of the Act entitled
can Act further to prevent smuggling and Tor other
purposes" approved July II, 1866.
i. WASHBURN, JR., Collector.
Portland, April Z, $50. did
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New ysr. STOCK aud Money u.ru.

NEW YORK, April 10 Hornng.-Money active at
a 1899. 'isAe- az '0'1
God has been as high as 1l4s, but has now reacted
to ll3a. Governments higher
southern securities strong. Pacific Railway mort
cages frm Stocks strong. -
new hoRK, April l. 4tternoon.-Gold weaker
during the afternoon, closing at I13f.
German steaay and slightly off at close The
nearly w. OO,0 600 Of 64s, old, 65's and 67's
r, Inc ii following were the closing quotations:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Office of FISK & HATCH,
AND DEALERS IN GOVERN.
MENT SECURITIES.

No. NASSAU TREET, NEw-YoRK.
February 18th, 1870.
The iemarkab,e success, winch attended our nego-
tiation Of the Loans of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and or
which these Loans have maintained in the markets,
both in this country and Europe, have shown tina
the First Mortgage Bonds Of wisely -located and hon
orably.managed Railroads are promptly recognized
and readily taken as the most suitable, sale and ad-
vantageous form of investment, yielding more lib
eral income than can hereafter be derived from
Government Bonds, and available to take their
place.
Assured that in the selection and negotiation of
superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting a great
public want, and rendering valuable service
both to the holders of Capital and to those great
National works of internal improvement whose in
trnsc merit and substantial character entitle them
TO the Of Capital and the confidence OF investors
I'VE now offer with special confidence and sat'sfa
ton the
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WASHINGTON.

IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-Comm,ssl13ner pe-
are not exempt from the income tax OF 1869,
under the resolution of July % 1862
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Domestic w Hrkels,

NEW YORK. April 11.-Cotton without change:
sales 2200 bales; Middling uplands at 23Ac Flou -
sales 74OO bbs.; State and Western without chance.
State at 30 "a 525; Rouod Hoop OHIO at rs S
8 ~; Western at So a 6 90; Southern at 80 S5
$40. wheat hrmer; sales u, 900 BUSH; No Spring
at 10; NO. - " "a II; No. at 90; Winter Red
and Amber Western at p q I 81. Corn Quiet new
Mixed Western at on @ 90; old do do i Ok in
store. oats scarcely SO firm; State at ID "a 6scI;
W western at 59c. PORK frmer; new mess at 81 so @
10; prime at 1915 q l25. Lard steady; steam at
at IA q 4c; State at 20 q SIC. Whisk ey dull: West
ern Tee at o. Sugar-MuscovadO at 8 "a 94c; fair
to good refining at 81 a 9ac. Petroleum quet crude
at l4ac; refined at 264c. TaIIow firm. Freiebts to
Liverpool frmer; cotton per steam Id wheat 81 a
33d.
ALBANY, N. Y, April IL Cattle market-For
beeves there was decided imp ovement; the re-
cepts were 225 herd last week, prices were
/ "a DC higher and quoted at 94c. Sheep Jc improve
ment; tair to good u a SIC; good to extra 81 a &C.
receipts OF hogs light; store Pigs 16kc coru led do
101c.
CHICAGO, April 11.-Flour dull. Wheat bigker:
sales NO. z at 14ac. Corn easier; No. 2 at 76c; no
graie at 90 q zoe. Cats frmer; No. at SO a, 3s3c
rye IN limited demand at 70 e Tic for No. 2. High
Wines quiet at 90. Mess Pork moderately active
at Y 3d. Lard firm at 15yc Bulk Meats firm at 10 !
@ 10Ic tor drysaed shoulders: 1910 tor rough sides
13c for short rib middles Sweet picked hama ouiet
at 143 15tc. Cattle higher at 90 a ~ for far to
good cows and light steers; 40 a. so for fair to
medium Z 90 a so tor good to choice, Live Hogs
higher at . 55 az 10 for TAR to choice.
NEW ORLEANS. April 11--Cotton firm; Middlipg
at 22Sc. N'N'-As
MOBILE, April 11.-Cotton steady; Middling up-
lands at 22c. ~
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YOUNG ladies who desire to acquire the ele-
can't mplishment Of making wax flowers,
are invited to read the advertisement of a class
now forming. The advertiser is said to be very
Gifted in this beautiful work.
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THE PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, April IL, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertise,nf ats ibis DHy.

New Advertisene ats this Dav.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Pianos. IF. o. Bailey & Co. 5.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
st. James Hotel.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
NJ L. A.. . Fred E. Jones.
House to Let. 80. K. T. Smith.
Molasses, &C.. .Thos. Lynch " co.
Timber Limits VIM. Breakey.
Farm at Auction. ID. B. Strout.
G ambers to Let .Marrett, Poor & Co.
Wanted. Lowell & Hoyt.
Machinery for Sale j. M. Frye.
Instruction in Wax Flowers.
House for Sale or to Let.
Partner Wanted.
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PERSONAL. Hon. Geo. w. Randall of this
city, has received au appointment of lime
Keeper and Superintendent of granite cutting
at the Cape Ann granite quarry, at Hodgkin
Cove. The granite is to be used for the new
Boston Post Office and Sub-Treasury depart
ment.
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VIRGINIA.

THE NAYoRALTY CONTEST TO BE SETTLED BY
THE STATE COURTS.
RICHMOND, April 1.-THE rival mayors have
agreed to submit their case to the State Court
of Appeals tomorrow, not wishing to wait for
the United States courts and Chief Justice
Chase
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Exchange 109.. sn
o., faelnc Railway mortgages sold as follows; Union
Sla q So. Centrals 91k q o.
SOCKS generally stronger on Poetic Mail North
ness was light. 'Ao '"s'
Stocks: " A''i""y
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PERsoNAL.-The Christian Mirror says that
Rev. Geo. Tewksbury will be installed in new
Passionate in Plymouth, Mass, this week, We'd
nesday; Rev. Dr. Carruthers of this city has
been invited to preach the sermon.
Rev. Elijah kellogg is expected to supply for
time the st. Lawrence St. Church of this
city. The edifce is to be closed while the
wo:k of carpeting and other improvements are
going on.
The Warren Church, Cumberland Mills is
supplied by Andover students.
Rev. Webster Woodbury., son of the Super
intendent of the Westbrook Reform School,
will permanently supply the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church at Skowhegan.
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BY LEONARD, BskD 81 CO.,
I46 fremont ST., Bostos.
IMPORTANT SALE.
New and Elegant Furniture,
NANUFACTURED
W. T0UISSAlNT Il co, .-

Oh w ASIIIN GTcN ST.
TUEsDAX and WE'D y ESDAg, April ~
and l3, nj 10 O'Clock each day, nj the
WarcrOom-, SAL Washington street.
Sold IN Onsequence of improvements 10
be made in the premises.
This sale will embrace the finest assortment of
elegant and costly Furniture exhibited for pri-
vate public sale in tn country. ". TonissIint
g. Co. have received within y sr the highest
awards. The Mechanics Association awarding the
only Silver Med1i.
The sale will comprise RICH AND ELEGANT
PARLOk SUITES, carved walnut frames. inlaid
porcelain medaons, in costly silk and satin bro
cades, costing $1,000 to S1500 a sui,e.
CHAMBER SEtS-Very handsome inlad Mar
quertre, costing $1,000 suite. WALNUT SETS.
costing from $50 10 $500 set. SIDEBOARDS
beautifully carved, which for originality and beauty
OF design cannot be passed, CABlNE rS-Ele-
giant real bronze inaid ,he bronze designs imported
expressly by Toussaint & Co.. tor their work. L.
BkARY TAbLES-toio combined. DWARF
BOOK ASSES. MANTrL PIECES, EXTENSION
TABLES, PEUESTALS LOUNGES. EASY
CHAIRS, DESKS, BRACKETS, ELEGANT I'M
PORTED BILLIARD CUES, &c.
Every article in the sale is elaborate and beautiful
and OF The most superior workman hip. That ladies'
and gentlemen may have better idea OF III superb
or quality CT this Furniture, the AuctOneers
spectfully beg that they will call and thoroughly
anime The entire stock 1t is now on exhibition, and
every day till sale.
Catalogues ready one week before the sale.
LOT
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JAY COOKE 4 co.
-s 20 Wall Street.

Pamphlets, with map, may be obtained,
and subscriptions will be received at THE
CONPANY'S OFFICES, No 80 PINE sT.,
NEW YORK, at Offices of JAY COOKE &
co, New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
New York, and in Portland by
SWAN ~ BARRETT
- Corner Middle and Plana 8treess,
Bonds sent free. Parties subscribing through
local agents will look to them for their safe DELHI
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
4l. w. b. sMATTUCK,
fe17d&w2m TREASURER
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PORTLAND. Anril 10. 1871

Occasionally have stepped into the con-
certs of the Pine st. Sabbath School, and have,
without single exception, found them exceed
ingly interesting. 1t has been a matter of
wonderment to me how programme so
well made up and so finely executed should be
free to the public. If their anniversary exhi-
ton, Fast Day eve, is at all in keeping with
their common concerts-and it must be far SUI
perior to them-the reader will be richly paid
in giving it his patronage, and satisfied, should
he take his friends with him. The admission
fee, by PRESS of yesterday, is a mere trifle
compared with the entertainment. CASUAL.
FATAL AcCIDENT.-Mr. James H. Derrick,
night Waterman at the Kennebec depot about
week ago met with somewhat singular acct
dent which has since proved fatal. He was
coupling two cars, when he was seized with
severe pain in his side, caused, no doubt, by
over-reaching. Vomiting ensued and he was
conveyed to his home where he has remained
in critical condition till this morning when
b died. Sir Bar K was quite well known
ID this e1mmunily, wing served upon the po-
lea ana al.o heeu Ell. Logged as "a gasftter in
Sue estleil5hmo9 81 Jo1n Kinsman
HREe 1Sgh1 nS -. L. Charles A. Stack pole
In. erutt4den: o. ne Sabbath School Of
.-e Ind Congregational Church, Westbrook
received from the members of the school, last
Sabbath evening framed copy of "Be'shaz-
Ears Feast" in 81 ken of his faithful labors.
This new print is a copy of the celebrated
picture in the Philadelphia Academy of Fine
Arts and is regarded as one of the most re-
markable eugravings ever published.
MUsICAL.-We invite attention to the card
of Mr.. E. B. Robinson, teacher. and profess
ional tuner, who has resumed his business
again. Mr.. Robinson is highly recommended
as a tuner by Chickering & Son, Oliver Ditson
& Co., and other high musical authority, and
is well known to many of our citizens who
have had occasion to avail themselves of his
services in times past.
SEWING MACHINES our advertisements
it will be seen that permanent agency
for the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
which in spite Of rivalry has maintained it
proud position in this country-has been open.
ed at No. AS Middle St. Owners of Wheeler
& Wilson machines, and those who own none
at all, will be eaifed and instructed BY its De.
rusal.
BASE BALL.-At the annual meeting of ORR
entail Base Ball Club, held Saturday evening,
the following officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: President, Fl. Knights; Vice Pres
ident, A. Chandler; Secretary, S. Foley
Treasurer, T. Bishop; Directors, E. Henry,
Norton and T. Cortland. The latter is to &C
captain of the first nine. H.
PERSONAL. Hon. Geo. w. Randall of thi
city, has received an appointment of I'm
Keeper and Superintendent of granite cuttin
at the Cape Ann granite quarry, at Hodgki
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
Ohesape peaks and Ohio Railroad Company.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting the
Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors OF t
Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River at point OF re-
liable navigation, and thus, with the entire Railroad
system snd water transportation of the great West
and Southwest, forms the additional East
and West Trunk Line. SO imperatively de-
manded for the accommodation of the immense and
rapidly-erowing transportation between the Allan
tic sea-bcard and Europe on the ono hand, and the
great producing regions Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Valleys on the other.
The impe rtance Of this Road M a new
outlet from the West to the sen magnifes it
into one of national consequence and nsures to 1t an
extensive through traffic from the day OF its compile
ton; bile, in the development OF the extensive ag-
ricultural and mineral resources OF Virginia and
west-vrgina, it possesses, along Its own line, the
elements Of large and profitable local business.
Thus the great interests, both general and local
which demand the completion of the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD to the Ohio River, afford the
surest guarantee OF its and value, and
der ii the most important and. substantial
Railroad enterprise now in progress In
this Country.
Its superiority an East and West route. and the
promise of an immense and profitable trade await
ing its completion, have drawn to it the attention
and cooperation of prominent Capitalists and Rail-
road men of this City OF sound judgment and known
integrity, whose connection with it, together with
that of eminent citizens and business men of vir-
ginia and west-virginia, insnres am energetic,
honorable, and successfal management.
The Road is completed and in operation from
Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur Springs
of West-virsinia, 22z miles, and there remain but
200 miles (now partially constructed) to be compile
ted to carry it to the proposed terminus On the Ohio
river at near, the mouth OF the Big Sandy river
$50 miles above Cincinnati, $50 miles below Pitts
burg.
Lines are now projected in progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will connect
the Chesapeake and Ohio with the entire
Railroad syssems 81 the West and South
west and with the Pacfac Railread.
Its valuable taanchises- and superior advantages
will place the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY among the richest and most powerful and
trustworthy corporations of the country; and
there exists = preaent value, In completed
rsad and work done, equal t. the entire
amount of the mortgage.
The details of the Loan have been arranged with
special reference to the wants of all classes Of invest
ors and combine the various features OF
safety and protection against loss or fraud
The Bonds are in denominations OF
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ANNIE l.. CARY.-The many friends of thil
lady will be pleased to read the following
which we copy from the Lady's Own Paper
London:-
In the present dearth of contralti we hal
the favorable reports that reach us from Brus-
sells of Mile. Carl, whose voice is said to rival
Alboni's and whose acting is said to equal hel
singing. Of course we accept these state
ments cum grdaO, but We hope to hear her in
England. On dit, however, that the lady, or
rather her agent, places prohibition tariff on
her services. Mile. Carl is an American young
but has been studying in Italy.
Miss Gary is the daughter of Nelson H.
Cary, M. D., of Gorham, and upon the ground
of nativity our State is entitled to all the con.
sideration and honor which her great musical
talent can bestow. To hail from Boston per-
haps better answers the purposes of her agent.
Max Strako last February engaged the
services Of this remarkable lady for term of
three years for an extravagant sum, and is
meeting with wonderful success. The terms
of the engagement are such that should arrange
ments be made to visit the United States Miss
Cary is to receive double pay.
Miss Cary is now in London, and it is re-
ported that before long she will visit the Unit
ed States in company with Madam Patti, {
member of that distinguished family who hal
no. recently visited this country, but whose
presence with the former lady will create quite
asensation in the musical W orld.
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Steam Boat at Auction

SCCam BOat at AHctIOn
lsylLL be sold on WEDNESDAY, April goth,
w 1870. at IL o'clock, at Clinon's Wharf, Fact
Boston, Mass the staunch
Iroa Steamer Island CITY.
She is ocean steamer of about 400 tons; in COM
plete order Tor running; light Draft; machinery and
boilers in perfect order. Length Of Deck 167 feet,
W 9TH 50 feet.
ap4td IA. THOMPSON & CO., Auctrs.
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REMEMBER, to-day commences the Execu-
tors sale Of Dry and Fancy Good, at store re-
Gently occupied by Leach, Parker & Co., No :
Deering Block. The stock is composed Of some
of the finest goods in the market, and will be
sold in lots to accommodate the public. Now
is the time to replenisb your houses.