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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-04

The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen was held last evening.
The mayor laid before the board the following
communication
MAYORS OFFICE, July 8, 1871
To the Aldermen and Common Council of the
City of Portland.
A committee was appointed by the City
Government May Ii, 1866, to inquire into the
expediency Of purchasing land upon which to
erect a Public Market. Subsequently the
Committee reported in favor of the project.
August IA, 1866, an order passed both branch
bounded by Milk, Lime, Fore and Silver
Streets, for the use of the City as Market, at
nrioA nat A~nAAair~ fn-tu-siy thousand dol
as secured, and
for nearly five
has been lying
Tue. 1t is Obvi-
that the land
walls applied to
nquidate tue debt incurred by the purchase,
or that measures should be taken to carry out
the original design. l do not hesitate to rec
ommend the adoption of the latter alternative.
So far as have been able to ascertain, it would
appear to be the nearly general desire of our
tax-paying and housekeeping citizens that
Portland should have large, commOdious and
beautiful Public Market In all the principal
cities where the experiment has been attempt
ed, it has proved OF great public utility, and
source of large profit the location, bounded
as IL is by -FOUR streets, Is an ADMIRABLE one for
the purpose, and if the Market is built, as
doubtless it would be in good architectural
ttyle and taste, of stone, brick or iron, with all
the modern conveniences of water, gas, &C., it
would add to the reputation of the City.
As have suggested, we haveigood reason to
believe that as a mere financial speculation,
without regard to the higher questions of the
public health and convenience, the erection of
such building would give a liberal and salts
factory return. Upon this point we may gath
er some light from the history of Faneul Mar
ket, or as it is more commonly called, Quincy
Market, of Boston In 1926 when the corner
stone was laid, the population of Boston was
58,2H, principally included within circuit of
mile from the Hall. 1t was opened in 1926
for business; the stalls and Easements were
rapidly taken; and the total income has
amounted to 81 ,94S, $3.50; and the expenses,
including repairs, for the old and new markets
to $264, 1910, The cost in round numbers of
the land and building was $4,000.
In this connection, it is suggestive fact that
the profits were not confined to later years, but
began on the first year the market commenced
operations. and has steadily increased, as the
following tabular statement OF each decade
will show:
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BALDwN's PATENT RETRIGERAToR.-Con-
structed upon purely philosophical principles
the chamber containing the ice, being entire
ly separate from the apartment for food All
moisture aud mould avoded-Uarranted not
to consume more than half the ice used by
other Refrigerators. Henry Taylor & Co.,
IA and II Exchange St. je29-eod1w
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HARPER's BAZAAR. The number for

HARPER's BAZAAR. The number for the
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fesserden
Bros, Lancaster Hall; alsv by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C., 1877
Congress, corner of Oak street. This journal
of Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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MA RI n II n EW =
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday. nne 26.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Barque Hale, White, Philadelphia tons
coal t. Jos H Poor q Bro.
Brig Louisa, Brl Buliord, Cadiz May TO- 1914 lasts
salt to G Willard.
Sch Albert, tBr) Nickerson, Port Gilbort, Ms
wood for market.
Sch Geo Brooks. Hamilton, Boston.
Sch ROker, Tayl0r, Boston
Sch Wild Rover, Storer, Boston.
Sch Telegraph, Woodward. Ellsworth.
Sch NJ Newton, Murphy. Calais tor Washington.
Sch Sparta, Hopkins, Frankfort Tor Salem.
Sch H P Gushing, Mann, SurIy tor New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer DirigO, johnson, New York Henry
Fox.
Brig Hattie Bishop, Weber, st John, NB-John
Portions.
Brig Kennedy, Dodge, Bangor.
BThe Custom House will not be open for BUSH
ness transactions to-day. July 4.
LAUNCHED-At Kennebunkport LIST inst, from the
yard OF Messrs Claw ord q Ward. first class chip
OF about 1860 tons. named s S Thomas. She Is own
ed by Capt N Thompson, OF Kennebunk. and Capt
Curtis, and others, OF Yarmouth She is to be
commanded by Capt Curtis and will he Immediately
fitted Tor sea.
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IN A n q I Il ID .

In this city July3 by Rev. DR.. Smaller, Thoma,
Hatch and Miss Ruth Thompson. Also, Hiram E
Thorndike AMI Miss Fora A. Foster, all OF Portland
In Deerinp. June 20, by Rev. j. G. Snow, d. T.
Nichols and Miss NJ. Wakefield, both OF D.
In Pittst0n, June 49, Ambrose q. Chase, Of New
York. and Blanche Fl. Remington. of p.
In Pittston. June IL. Freeman Y Barker and Belle
Brerv. both OF Chelsea.
In Chel-ea, June 10. Geo. W. Searls and Julia
Welman.
E Ring.
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slIsCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

The TEMPLE OF HONOR Pic NIc.-The list
of arrangements for those who Join the Temple
OF Homer Picnic to Lake Sebago on Wednes-
day, is unexampled in its profusion. 1t in.
cludes dancing in the ground Pavilion, with
Chandler as Prompter, ten-pins in the new
bowling alley, croquet, ring toss, ball, base
ball swings, quoits, air-guns, boating on the lake
an augur brigade and we dare not say what
else. Remember that the special train leaves
the foot of Exchange street at precisely $40
A. NJ.
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NEW YORK, July a. Nornina.-The holiday is
generally observed in Wall st. The bankers and
brokers offices, banks and SUBJ treasury are open but
there is a very small attendance.
Gold the street is very strong, the operators be-
ing frightened by the announcement that the gov
eminent would sell but one million each elk This
month; the asking price was 1888; sales were made
at 1874 "a 1l3 16. The dealings in the stocks are
exceptional the only sales reported being Reading at
i'll, Rock Island 1095, and Union Pacifcs 81.
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TUESDAY. JULY a, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

EE-Our advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early IN the day as possible. Id
refreshments to appear Monday morning should De
sent in Saturday, mot Sunday.)
gVFree Religious Notices must be sent in a,
early as Friday,noon.
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ROch0fOrt ia nrOnOuu need To ha insane
MAIN K.
A--s kA

BANGOR, July 3.-M'dlle Jeanette Elser.
the tight wire performer accompanying Stone
& Murray's circus, was thrown from the wire
while making an ascension TO the top of their
tent this afternoon, by the giving way of .
guy, breaking her collar BONE
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Allen mail steamship, HISTORIAN, from Liv-
erpool arrived at Quebec yesterday morning
with 81 cabin and 488 steerage passengers.
Those of our friends who cannot arranoa tn
be absent from home all day on the excursion
to Lake Se5ago on Wednesday can take the
$40 o'clock train and return on the 15O P. M
or leave on the P. M. train returning at $50
The Ocean Insurance Co., has declared q
semi-annual dividend of 6 per cent. free o
government tax, making a total of Ii per cent
for the year.
For the best view of the regattas go the OBJ
servatory, Munioy.
The 6 10 morning train to Boston is now due
there at TO- 30 and gives ample time to connect
with the New 70 TX Shore Line at lilo
The North Berwick band, II pieces, has been
secured by George Moors the Kennebunk de
pot caterer, and will play there. Railroad EN-
ployees co-operated with him in securing thi
feature of the days celebration.
The Pullmin car Saturn" was left at Bid
deford yesterday noon on account of
broken journal. Conductor Hilton prompt
ly returned the fares to his passengers. TIL
tram was half hour late
Dupee has some very fine photographs re
Gently taken of some of our well known citi
gems, also views of local scenery for the stereo
scope.
The steamer Ella, Captain Mitchell, has BEEF
chartered to run on short route from Nor.
wick, Connecticut. She left this morn las
evening.
Mrs. G. P. Knapp, of this city had her RICH
arm badly broken Friday, by fall down a pai
of stairs at the residence of a friend she wa
visiting in Newburyport.
Geo. R. Davis & Co., sold the cottage in til
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[Cnmmmuninatad l

We are assured that at no time was there
short supply of Sebago water at the fire ON
Preb'e street on Saturday night; and the rea-
son the engine first arriving did not attach to
the hydrant, was because it was supposed there
was not water enough. The next engine ar
irving made an attempt t. attach to the Elm
street hydrant. and was told there was no wa
ter. upon information derived from the first
named suppOsition. One of our old engineers
thought he would assure himself, which he did
by trying the Preble street hydrant, and found
large supply, which was Immediately turned
to account in supplying the Market Square
Reservoir with the water which they disdained
to take from the hylrant.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Ar al Adelaide April 81. barque Annie, Smith, i'm
New York.
Ar at Liverpool Both ult. ship Melrose. Neil, from
Ar at Callao May 81 ships Ella Norton, Berry. I'm
Mollendo; 18th, Gen Chamberla lain, Morse, Eten
Sid list ult, Sanford, Dunphy, Balestas, to load
At St Croix 10th ult, brig Clara P Gibbs. Parker,
Tor New York days.
At Ponce 18th alt, brig James Miller, Thombs,
Al Trinidad 18th ult, sch Gen Common, Partridge,
for Philadelphia days.
At Havana 2s.h ult, barques Cardenas, Sundberg
for New York, dsg: j Bradley, Nichols for do;
Sarah Hobart, White. and Andaman, Otis, ulc; brig
Berry, and L Cove, HARNESS unc
Cid at Matanzas 2sd. oarque Ada Carter. Kenney.
North of Hatteras brig Guiding Star. Freethy, do
Ar at Sagua 18TH barque Yumur, johnson, New
Sid 18th, barque H D Slower, Pierce, North Of Hat
cid at Sydney. CB, 21d brig Ennis, Hopkins tor
Portsmouth; 2sd, barque j H McLarren, Dyer. do /;
brig Shannon, Ray. do.
CID at Pictou goth, brig Lie Houghton, Wooster,
Ar at St John, NIB, soth ship Edw o. Brien, Oliver,
New York.
Sid sOth, ship Geo skol6eld. Merriman, Liverpool;
brig Clara Louise, Wass, Philadelphia.
Cid goth barque Victor, Wass, for Liverpool; sch
Clyde. McIntyre, Portandi SOth. brig Normandy.
Otis, PHILADELPHIA
tPer steamer Weser, at New York;
SD I'm Falmouth 18th, Leonora, Griffin, from CAL
lao) FOL Hamburg; Cora, Coombs, (rom Callao) Tor
Kotte dam; Bombay, Jordan, iron do) do.
Sid i'm Leih 17th Arcadia, Weeks San Francisco.
Cid at Leghorn 18th ult, Monitor, Eaton. for New
Ar at Havre 10th. Ella Thayer Thompson, New
Orleans, II Blanchard, Hardy, Nassau. MP.
Cid Rotterdam 18th ult, Don Justo, Averill, lor
New York; Charlotte Liitlefed, Carver, Buenos
Ayes.
(Per steamer Aleppo, at Boston.l
Ar at Liverpool 10th, Rachel, Norton, Philadelphia
Ent for ldg 21st, Rae ell, Norton, Tor Portland.
Off Deal 18th, G M Davis. KOopman. from CallaO
for Antwerp
Ar at Portsmouth 10Th. Loretta Fish, Watts, and
WIN Wilcox, CrOcker, CaaO.
ar at Gloucester Goth, Adelaide Norris, Reed, from
ST John. NIB
Cid at Newport 2lst Gauntlet, Patterson Bangor.
Sid i'm Newport 18th, Isaac Lincoln, Meiriman, for
Baltimore.
sid TN Tarragona 10th ult, Machias. johnson, for
New York.
Ar at Brolwershaven 18th ult, @ A Littefeld, Car.
ver HelvOet tor Buenos Ayres.
Ar at Cuxhaven 18th ult, FL Dorado, Haskell, from
| Callao.
Ar at Antwerp 18th ult, Franklin, Hassen. Pha-
| delpbia; 18Th, M Davis Thompson, CalaO; ooh
l P Merriman, Pencil, do.
| AR at Flushing 10Th, P Merriman, Pennell Cal.
| lao; q nj Davis Thompson. do.
Ar at Reval 26th, o Whitmore. from Havana.
| Ar at Gottenburg 18th ult, r w Messer, Smith, I'm
Bremen.
| SPOKEN.
May 10, no lat, &c. ship John Bryant, from New
/ York for San Francisco
May %, lat 9 N, lon 20 W, ship Agra, from Yorl
l for Melbourne.
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HIGH ScHooL.-About $50 girls and boys
presented themselves yesterday before the
committee to examine candidates for the High
School, for the purpose of entering that school.
There were upwards of 80 girls and 60 boys.
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COMPOUND SYRUP

EXTRACTS COMPOUND SYRUP
OF HYPOPHosPHITEs ranks foremost amongst
the remedies used in Incipient Phthisis,
Chronic Bronchitis, and other affections of the
Chest, and have no hesitation in stating it.
S. a. EARLE, Nj. d.
st. John, N. B."
II strongly recommend the use of FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpoPHosrHITEs to all
who suffer in any way from Diseases or weak
ness OF the Lungs, Bronchial Tubes, or dener-
al Debility. j. Fl. w. SCOTT, M D.
Gagetown, N. b.
jy3d-d1 W&W1t
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A Puzzled Old Liner,

Mr. Editor:-I have been puzzling my brain
all the week over tho jump seat platform, as
elaborated at Augusta on Tuesday last; and
after all am compelled to give it up as the
drearest conundrum of the season, explicable
only on the hypothesis that the jump-seat man
ayers intend to bury the Democratic party
with the "dead ISSUE" the raising of which
they so earnestly deprecate.
This would seem indeed the most logical and
fitting course, for if all the issues, which made
The existence of the party necessary or desira-
BILE, be dead past all hope of resurrection, it
would seem hardly remuneratve to try to keep
it alive longer for the benefit of the trmmers
whose want Of pluck and principle has brought
it to its present deplorable condition. If the
future developes new issues, new parties will
spring up to meet them, and there is scrip
tural injunction againstipntting new wine into
old bottles. Thus. much is certain, "the new
departure" won't do for the OLD LINE.
The towns on the north. western border of
the State were visited GU Sunday evening last
by heavy shower, continuing for half an hour
or more, during which the rain came down in
torrents. In Harrison and Otsfield it was
principally hail.
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GRAND Trunk RAILwAY-199 cans milk, 800
bbls. -four, q cars lumber, Q do clapboarJs. do
spool wood. do last tlocks, do starch, do hides,
do potatoes, do clothes pins, lido corn, do live
stock do slaves, do paper, do hay, do laths,
Z do bark, do sundries; Shipments East 400 bbs.
flour.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS cases mdse. 46
bds shOves, 81 bags potatoes, 80 do spools, 20
boys, 10 horse rakes, 81 pkgs sundres
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u - nj vi H ES IAE,
FAreiun EVnnrfs


YARMOUTH, NS-Steamer Linda, 6O6 bbIs -four,
200 bags corn meal 1400 lbs cheese, $500 feet lum-
ber
ST. JOIN, NB-Brig H. S. Bishop, 400 bbls.
-four, 100 do oat meal.
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Ratification Of the Trenty 10 be Proclaim |.
ID T0-dav
ILLINOIS.
The PAWar nf tho aansa

CHICAGO, July ga Chicago law firm, at
the f. quest of the grain elevator and ware
house owners, decide that the act of the legs
lalure fixing the prices of storage, is copstitu-
tiOnal, on the ground that in the use of private
property, the exercise of the pursuit must be
subordinate to the proper protection of the
rights of the public. The counsel also held
that the act of the Legislature making regula-
tiOns for the receipt, transportation and delv-
cry of grain is constitutional. Substantially
the constitutionality of the warehouse and
railroad legislation is confirmed. One of the
firm was President of the Constitutional Con-
yentiOn.
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WHITTIER's Raspberry Vinegar for deli
cious summed drink, or for the sick room.
Winters Raspberry Vinegar 80 cents bot
tie iy1st-d1w
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SCHLoTTERBEcKs' Moth and Freckle Lo-
ton, will remove Tan, Sunburn and Erup-
tions from the skin. Price 80 It's per bottle.
ie17tb-dtf
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NEwBURYPORT, July 1.-This forenoon while
men were at work on March's Hill, on the new
city railroad, the banking suddenly cavei in,
buryiDg eleven men beneath an immense mass
of earth. The alarm was Immediately given
and the excitement was intense, as hundreds
OF men threw out the earth. Eight men were
soon released, comparatively but little injured ;
two others, John Tuohy and James Cushman,
were dead when reached, and third, John
Clifford, is badly if not fatally injured. Cush-
man and Tuohy have each wife and six chill
drAn.
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BLACKBERRY CoRDIAL.-Whittier's Black
berry Cordial for all SUMMER diseases. An
excellent article-5O cents bottle. iy1- div
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WARRINGTON.
"naH pnIu,f AAnpss

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The West Point
Board of Visitors report to the Secretary of
War that 80 applicants were examined, 10 Of
whom were rejected on account of physical
disability and % for defective scholarship.
They recommend that chaplains be appoint
ed for four years, denominations taking turns.
ThaG more prominence be given to Spanish
that the professor OF ethics and bellies lettres
be taken from civil life-that preparatory
course be establish. d-that the professOrship
of drawing be abolished and restricted to math-
ematical drawing and consolidated with engin-
eering-thet the military eommandant be an
officer of high rank. suited to command re-
spect-that the high discipline of twenty years
ago be restored, which puts all on an equal
footing.
comparative statement of amounts ex-
pended from the appropriation for assessing
and collecting the internal revenue for the first
six months of the years 1901 is as follows
81 COG, $50; for six months ending June 80, 1871
$685. 36. Balance in favor of 1871, SOS, 4A.
A similar statement of the amount expend
ed from the appropriation for detectisg fraud
is as follows: For the six months ending June
80, 1870, $40 712; for the six months ending
June 30, 1871, IA ,533; balance in favor OF 1871
$35, 181. Total saving from both sources, $743
605.
Ratification Of the Trenty 10 be Proclaim
ed To-day.
The ratification of the Treaty of Washing ton
signed here to-day by the United States
and British Commissioners, on the 9th of May
last, were exchanged at London on the 18th
ult. the anniversary of he battle of Bunker
Hill. The treaty will be proclaimed to-mor'
row, the anniversary OF American Indepen'
dence.
Arrest of n North CarOliua Ku Klux.
A letter received at the Executive Mansion
from the U. s. District Attorney at Selma, n
c., states that the grand jury of that county
has found bills of Indictment against twenty
one persons engaged in Ku Klux outrages or
Mr.. Justice Amber of the Legislature, and
eighteen against persons engaged in outrage:
on Mr.. Briggstoff. He writes that the person.
indicted are all in Jail awaiting trial.
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CADIZ-Brig Louisa. 1914 lasts salt to order.
PORT GILBERT NS-Schr Albert % co DIS hard
wood, 16 do spruce wood, 10 boxes herring to mas
fer
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AUCTION SALES.
Assignee Sale of Real Estate ana
Personal Property,
At AUCTION.

nN Thursday, July 18th, at 10 a. M, we shall sell
~ at the sa,esroom Of +. o. Bailey q Co., IS En-
change St. in Portland all the interest OF T. e. Stu
art in the following property; viz Patent Hosting
Gear, Patent Tack and Nall Hammer, Patent Cess
pool, Pa'ent Blind Fastening, 1 Silver Watch,
Double -barreled Gun, assortment OF Pictures i62
Patent Lock and Nail hammers; Also in n lot OF
land situated IN GoIham on the line OF Portland Ss
Rochester K r.. at the junction with the road leaG
ing IRON the Buxton road to COlman Uarding's, con
tanning five acres and being valuable Sand-pit; be-
ing the same property conveyed to 4. e Stuart a.
10Th. 1861, recorded in umoeriand Registry OF
Deeds, Book 351, Page 4a6, and by McCoukey u
said Stuart. May 16 h, 1870 Also one half in com
mon and und vided in six hundred acres Of TimbeS
land, situated in Chambers County, Texas,
Also, the premises nj 3 d mn.
certain lot OF land situated the moth east
ner of Monument and Adams sts., containing about
1000 sqr It OF land with a three story dwelling hou
and store thereon.
Also, ON the premises AT Zap. m.
lot Of land on Poplarss No. 52contaning 4ISi SCR
IT, more less, with a small dwelling house theIe
adjoining the lot the south side and situated /
the west side OF Poplar St. containing over soCo sq
It down to the grade with Washington s.., pen
same conveyed to T. e. Stuart by Mathew rsansrt'
by deed recorded in Cumberland Registry Oh Deea's
Book 343 Page 1872.
lot OF land on The easterly side of Briggs ct con-
tanning apout 26OO So. 1t with tenement hou o
thereon being same lard conveyed to said Stuart
AIexander Fdmonis by deed dated Feb. 10Th. 1885,.
and rerorled in the Cumberland Registry OF DEEDS,
Book 800, Page 24s.
| stated at time and place Of sale.
j. A. LOCK, Assignee
/ OF the Estate Of 4. T.. STUART
| Jyitd f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctionesrs.
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The introduction of ATwooD's QUININE Tonic
BITTERs they have superseded many other
tonics, on account of their purity and invigor-
ating properties. AS an appetizer they are
unsurpassed All druggists have them.
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Loss of Memory, WakefHlness and General
Debility, the great remedy is SMoLANDER's
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
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There seems to be no doubt but what the
President has refused to pardon Bowen. Presi
dent Grant did not see Mrs. Bowen but refer.
red her to Attorney Gen. Alderman for an ans
Wer.
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Mr.. COifax to Retire.

INDIANAPoLIs, July 3.-Vice President Col
fax in a letter to friend in this city denies
the statement that he has reconsidered bis de-
termination to retire from public life. He says
With sincerest gratitud., to his Republican
friends, for their long continued confidence
and while expressing hopes for continued tr-
uwph of their principles and candidates. he
does not intend 10 be candidate for political
honors, bnt to retire to private life at the end
of the present term. In speaking Of his health
he says: ] am feeling quite well aud strong
again and am really enjoying rest aud relaxa-
tioff at hene, (which have not had for years. 81
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For PaIpatation Of Hear,

GALL at Lothrop's, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. If
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MEALS AT ALL HouRs AT ST. Ju,1AN

THIRTY Thousand Dollars stock of Mems
and Boys Clothing, selling at j. Burleigh s,
Co., 81 Middle street, for less Than the cloth
cost Go and see
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DON'T FAIL to take bottle of Cummings
Aerated Seidlitz Aperient, when going into
the country, as safeguard against climatic
and dietetic changes.
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HI. X. HUNT,
Examination Merchant and Auotioneer

N r oo Assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods
Goods will be sold during the day m .o.s a. A.
purchasers at wholesale prices Ussa nOt mite
February IL, 1868. du
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Bangor mber Market.

BANGOR, July 3.-Lumber Market.-The follow
Ing is a statement OF the amount of Lumber surveyed
from January list to July 1, 1877, compared with
and