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FOR RENT. TW0-sT0RT 'BRIcH q

u NV WEIHIN0,5 on tSl6 SNBE bktb6 " 1otut
between Brdad and Grace, Hpccss containing
eight rooms kttchep s. wp1yIa..s =, =, -,
between slain aud Franklin streets. containing
sersnrooms Kitchen, &C., with vas aud water.
For rent, NEAT FRAMED q t0TTAGE, on, IA,
between Clay and Leigh Btreets, containing tour
rooms, &c.; Just completed. ~ :. q
For rent, that yery deairable and admirably.
located BRICK RESIDENCE on Grace, between
ath and 9Th streets, containing ten rooms. witn
all modern improvements.
For rent, NEAT RICK COTTAGE on Csnal,
between lst aud Foushee streets, containing dFe
rooms &C. LYME q BROTHER,
myla-Ss ..4 Auctionears and a gents. &
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sPEAR'S IMPROVED

CPEAR's IMPROVED ..lss.s1f 2
- FRUIr-pREsEEvING SOLUTION, IL
with greatly improved directions fer using,
making is the most simple, reliable, and cheapest
method known for preservtng all kinds OF fruit,
tomatoes, vegetables, Juices and syraps Of fruit
cider etc., ETC. One bottle VIM preserve is2 lbs. Of
fruit, ETC.. OF 80 gallons Of cider.
81 * PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
: myls 1916 Main street.
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TOR RENT, THE SPACIOUS ANDM
II ELEGANT STORE. No. 1913 Main street, ~
now occupied by Messrs. W. g. Ferguson 70.
1t is probably the largest store on Main street,
and has the best location in The city for whole
sale business.
AN entrance to the basement from an alley In
she rear affords faculties for receiving ana aus
charging goods. -.
chandeliers. &c. Possession given lst July nexr
my l1-2taw4T GRUBBS d WILLlAM6.LiS.
TOR RENT, the STORE together !s
I with the first Aoor anovea and the base. ~
ment) ut the southwest corner, OF Broad ana Wn
streets, at present occupied bv James O.. koy;
ESQ, as q bookstore. This Is Justly considered
one or the very best business locations on snockoe
Hill Possession LIST June. Apply 70 -
nv o-eod4t aRUBB5 & WILLIAMS, !.
TOR RENT, one-haf Of BRICKM
] r. DWELLING containing eight rooms, II
with kitchen, centrally located In good neigh
borhood, and occupied by genteel family. tet51
K. A j. CLOPTON, l1th street.
my ls-st between Main and Bank sts.
EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, a
II near the Ballard Hotel, containing ten 49,
rooms gas and water In good repair. TO De MAO
at once. X. A. j. CLOPTON, lIIn stlSes
INV l3-at between Main and Sank 6ts.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE LII g.. 80
e A NEW YORK SPRING DRAY,
= nearly new. s.t.,.' :
strcefss - $3.50 y 's.N my u .3t&
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Manchesfer Items.

~ THE Catholic Beneficial Society meets to-
night. III, NIL = - s.tlss r;.fs .st..
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. .,ruos SALES TEEIS DAY.

-, r,,,ic ar 3rfrote sales ef Zeal Estate
q" ".' ',,.,,.c, thr Isl of JTaua-p and tac lSt q
,.t. .,,f purchasers pay he taaes for the Pre-.
...s~ est on all safes het@ssTa the hrst
'.~ = ,lg and the last deg of Deesneeer tae
,.H.,. 1siys Acsa, =.
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NOTICES Sales OF refreshments Of any
IN KIND are positively Tor btdden inside Of the
enclosures OF the Hollywood Cemetery Goupsry
on NEnHESDAY, the l7fhs INST, tha DAY OF sh.
permit ID 70 enter the Rroands between the hours
o3aA. M. and n. Ms On that day. = !, Is
President Hollywood Cersssry Company.
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roHT pr saICHfoHl. MA1iI, nm
ron SALE Am. RENT.

ToR RENT. Several ROOMS for u;
E@reat,s nnfarnished, suitable for yocng -
men or su1s3f family zoe 9Th street, InQphe eS
No. ~, 9th street, near Main. q. Is -
EOR RENT, THAT VERY sAT-G -
A.E}TKRCTiYE CQTTA AGE on ths eoah -
side OF Groya road, the second beycn4 the corpos;
ration hue being about &eoy yaxh Yest Of the Sctsy
limits. It cortatns ten rooms. Including kfscne1s
has been newly repaired and painted inside ana
ont About one acreof iand Attached. Rent yefY.
rsssonable 10 agood tenants Maks sassy Sgpatca-:
ma nay Il Is ss heal Estate A EeIt; isos 5ain i. !.
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|TlHE LADIES OF THE THIRD PRES
IL BYTERIAN CHURCH viii hold FAIR
AND FEAST this week, In the lecture-room Of
the church, opening on Tuesday. the 18th In the
aftefnoon--the object being 10 purchase an organ
for the Sabbath school my lS-3tss
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:. lost. sTIRAYEp. "a.

Z ases: y
GTRAYED OR sT0L LEN, ON sUN..CS
am. No. s3so2 Gracs street,SA Red cow ssMnits
spot in Sorehsad and white spots on shoulders,
nearly meeting, and on one aide. She VIII come so
tbe name OF Emms. A suitable reward VIII pc
given for information leading 70 her res9ya,y;.
T1sTRAY COW-Taken up m my sE
Ei oat-daid on the I3th instant, 8 REp
I,DW The owner will come forward, pay chAsgee
and take her away otherwise she VIII % oeAss
with according TO lew. = .<9.-,..>,rrxyf 30
7.< 'ssss 49, S7t WILL All q. nOR-- nORLNcO1.-
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
OFFICE OF Co OPERATING AGENT orr
,..TnE VIRGINIA LAND AGENCr" e.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, DWELL
f IHGS and VACANT LOTS In various parts
of the city and suburbs; FARMS In all parts OF
the State also, MINERAL LANDS. etst
~ j. L. APPERSON,
INV 75-st Agent and Auctioneer.
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tpVb-. ....s ..ss.'.- ~
lIrlhut.oas for quarter, &3G2. .l6.
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The fair for the benefit Of the Presbyte-
rian Church opens on Tuesday, May 23d. J.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22
CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-The storm on
the 18th inst. was general throughout the
State, and was accompanied by thunder and
lightning in localities where no such phenOm-
enon was ever before witnessed.
j. G. Koran, an old merchant of this city,
died suddenly this evening
A number OF French women who have been
working in the mines for the last 18 years, in
mems clothing, were arrested in saloon here
this evening, their eek being discovered for the
first tune.
seeie the agent of the Omaha lottery, was
arrested here to-day, on the charge of commit
ting misdemeanor under the State laws.
The firm of Vaisin & Co., auctioneers, has
failed. Their liabilities are reported at $780,
900, and their assets under S188 900. The in
debtedness of the firm is mostly in eastern
houses.
The wife OF Capt. Jacobs, a lumber dealer at
Oakland, was killed at the railroad station
there while getting off the cars last evening.
Joseph Dion beat Rudolphe this evening in
a three ball French carom game, scoring 500 in
the LOG innings against 572 There was con-
slant wrangling throughout the entire game.
Admiral Wipslow has had manufactured on
behalf of government gold watch and chain
costing $780, for presentation to Capt. Thomas
Long, in recognition of his services to the
wrecked steamer Saginaw.
To-day Mr.. Russell a newspaper publisher,
obtained a verdict OF $1,000 in libel suit
brought by him against Marriott, of the News
Letter.
Geo. w. Bird, at one time county clerk at
Monterey, while suffering from delirium tre-
mems in Monterey Jail to-day, horribly mutila.
ted his arm and leg and bed to death. MIR.
Bird was AZ years old, and belonged in New
York. He leaves wife and five children.
grocer named Peterson, of this city, stab
bed and killed his wife and himself last even
ing. The bodies were almost swimming in
blood.
The arguments in the trial of Mrs. Fair still
continue and the case will not probably reach
the jury until Saturday. The trial is general
ly regarded ss a farce, and its conclusion fore
gone.
A quantity of wool shipped from this city
March % h, by rail, was delivered in Pittsield
Mass, on the 18th of April, this time so sat 3
factorily, that probably large portion of this
years clip will be sent overland. About one
sixth of this seasons clip has already been re-
ceived in this city and mainly bought at higner
prices than were ever before realized by east
ern manufacturers for immediate consumption.
California will this year be the second wool =
growing State in the Union. Thirty ions OF
silk goods were shipped eastward by the traih
this morning.
Indians attacked the San Pedro settlement
near Camp Grant, Arizona, April 18th, and
killed four men and wounded one.
The subscriptions to the new Government
loan on Friday amounted to 81 $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22

MRS ScoTT SIDDoNs.-This beautiful wo-
man and charming actress will give two read
ings, as heretofore announced in the PRESS, on
the evenings of May 4th and 9th. Upon the
occasion OF her former appearance in this city,
on the Both of April. 1870, we spoke in terms
of high praise of her abilities as coincidence
in her rendering OF certain portions of mid
summer Nights Dream" On her visit this
year she will read scenes from "Much Ado
about Nothing" the sleep walking scene from
Macbeth, the death of Constance de Bevet-
ly." from SCOTS Marmion, Tennyson's Lady
Clare" and MAY Queen" scenes from the
"School for Scandal" the wooing scene in
Henry ", scenes from 'tAs you Like it, Fall
eoner's "Anne Hathaway" comic scenes from
midsummer Nights Dream" and Whittier's
Barbara Frietchie." We feel confident that
she will not fail to draw crowded houses. for
her success has been triumphant all through
the Eastern cities.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22
CONNECTICUT.
THE ELECTION RETURNs

HARTFORD, April 21-The canvassers who
met to-day to officially canvass the returns OF
votes LOT governor and other State officers will
report the following figures to the legislature
James E. English, AZ 1872; Marshall Jewell,
AZ 400; scattering II, which would give Eng
lish majority of Is. There was manifest err
ror giving English TWO too many in Somers,
which it the legislature corrects will reduce his
total to AZ 400. There are disagreeing returns
from Cheshire, where full investigation Will
no doubt add 90 to JEWELS vote, making the
total AZ ATS; which with IL scattering would
make 47.49O, the same as English. Of the scat
tering three and possibly six votes will pc
counted by the legislature for English, .Inere
is statement however from the New Haven
Moderator of probable mistake in the fourth
ward count, giving 100 too many for Enghsn'
and from Enfield of "a too many for English.-
These statements will do to the legislature ana
if the mistate is shown there, as claimed, Jewell
will be declared Governor by about so majority
over all of the other State officers. Morris ~
Ter, Republican, is elected Lieut.. Governor by
1872 majority, and David P. Nichols Republic
can, treasurer by 256 majority. Owing to IN
foemality in the returns and incorrectly spelled
ballots the canvassers cannot declare that any
one has majority for Secretary of State OF
Comptroller. The legislature will elect Hiram
Appleman Secretary of State and James W.
Manning Comptroller, both Republicans. The
votes manifestly intended for them would give
Appleman 161 majority and Manning $50.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 21.-Rscorder Hackett to.
day sentenced Charles Brooks and John Will
hanson, house thieves of this city, to twenty
years each in Sing Sing.
The Jumel will case was given to the jury
this afternoon and a sealed verdict is expected
tomorrow.
The Posts Washington dispatch of this af-
ternoen says the British High Commissioners
have received dispatches from their Govern
ment approving of the treaty recently made
for the settlement of the Alabama claims. A
person who holds intimate official relations
with the President says that the treaty pro-
vides fixed commission to examine and pass
upon the validity of all claims presented, and
the Emperor of Brazil. is to be the srbitrator.
The treaty in general is pronounced very ia
vorable to the United States; at least as favor
able as can be negotiated now for long time.
The veteran association of the list New
York regiment celebrated this evening the 10th
anniversary of the regiments departure fol
Washing ton by a banquet, at which Gems. Nc
Dowell and Burnside, and Col. Harry Allen, of
Providence, were present among the guests
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22
WASHINGTON,


WARRINGTON, April N-Secretarv Roheson
sent communication to the Senate lust he
fore adjournment, stating that the only propo-
sails to him from any organized or reliable
source to establish iron ship building yards and
docks and to encourage expenditures in the
navy, are those OF the International Steamship
Company, which he transmits with strong en-
dorsements. The Secretary says that he will
hereafter endeavOr to suggest some system to
be perfected under your deliberations for the
establishment of lines of ocean steamsrs adapt
ed, as far as may be, for commerce in time of
peace and for naval militia in time of war. He
closes with these words: 81 cannot assume.
even under the sanction of your resolution. to
point out or recommend to what extent. in
what manner or under what safeguard the
government should afford assistance to these
objects This is wholly with the representa-
yves OF inc people, with whom is the power
and the responsibility" CS:ssi1 ., :.
THE COLLECTION OF THE REVENUE.
The expense of assessing and collecting the
revenue for the first three months of this wear.
as compared with the corresponding months
last year shows reduction Of $500 900. 30
Y. NJ. @. A.
The Convention of the Young Mems Chris.
tan Association will meet here Nav 24th,-
over thousand delegates from different parts
OF the country will be in attendance. Provis-
ions for their entertainment will be made at
INC AcSluChCcS VI Clti1tus, DuC GnOSo VINO pr0
fer can be accommodated at hotels at half rates.
The various railroad companies will transport
delegates to and from Washington at half rates.
- PAYMENT OF INTEREST.
The Secretary of the Treasury has authorize
ed the different U. S. Assistant Treasures and
repositories to commence the payment OF in
terest due May LIST on Monday, oath inst, with
out rebate. 80 S''E'
EXCHANGE OF BONDS. 80.
Gen. Butler, President and Trea surer of the
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers has de-
lIvered to the Secretary of the Treasury $780,
25O,62O bonds of 1865 to be exchanged for the
new per cent. loan in ths name of that insti-
tuition. = - :,
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22

Harry Browns pictures, 200 in number,
brought about $500, averaging about $26.50.
Yesterday morning the thermometer reach
ed 75o in the shade at u M. The warmest day
ofthe season. Overcoats were burden.
Rev. E. G. and Mrs. Cummings of this city
were registered in Berlin on the 4th inst, and
Mrs. Mira Shaw and Miss Woodland of Bangor
in Florence March 31st
The steamer HISTORIAN, Capt. Arid, will sail
for Liverpool this afternoon. Mails close at
the Office at 2 p M.
Another Of those delightful promenade con-
eerts comes off at Lancaster Hall tonight. .
The Rev. DR.. Hedge says she thinks God is
the only person the special correspondent does
not interview, and if in modern politics God
was supposed to be person Of any conse
quence he would interview him.
The Ku-Klux fatiron was launched from
She is intended for carrying sea.weed, except
on election days, when she will be employedto
carry the leaders of the Democratic party up
Salt River.
The fountain in Lincoln Park has been UNI
covered and the boys were gratifed by its play
ing.
A trial of some of the hydrants took place
yesterday and an eel two feet long was elected
from one OF them quite distance by the pres
sure of the water.
All pictures that have not been delivered
that were bought at Browns auction sale will
be found at Hale's. De Haas has fine paint
ing on the way from Boston for Hale to exhib-
it.
The steamer John Brooks, of the Portland
Steam Packet Co.'S line, having been thor
oughly reftted and put in complete order will
resume her trips between this city and Boston
on Monday next. We are glad to see that this
company leave nothing undone to keep their
steamers up to that high standard which has
SO far made them SO popular with the travelling
community. +
The steamer Express will commence her
trips to Peaks Island the first of May.
The deputies yesterday seized considerable
liquor at the shop of William Jennings on
Congress street above Washington.
There was no business before the Municipal
Court yesterday morning
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22
g o Nj M e RCIAI

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat,
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC ILRoAD-3c cars Shin
ges do lumber, 81 goods 81 oil bbls, lot III.
H. goods 20 doors, 4 tubs butter, SO pkgs mdse, &c
cars freight for Boston. . 80
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199c cans milk 100 bbls
Hour car shingles, do hay, do bacon 29 do lum-
ber do shovel handles, do starch, do laths, do
oats, 2 do cotton, do wool, do clapboards do
peas, do slaves, 10 do corn, do sundries Shin.
ment East-300 bbls. flour, cars suudrIes; Ship.
ment to Europe-24 cars wheat, do lard, 3 do pro-
visions. 49, f -N
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-125 cases mdse. 10
sundries. a a =
STEAMER FOREST CITY: FROM BosroN-l7 pkgs
furniture 20 cases Shoes 80 cases and 20 bales do
mestics casks oil. hhds moasses, 40 bdls paner
1922 pcs axles "a bills phosphate lime go boxs cheese
~ bbls beans. CT ates crockery cases tobacco Ok
chests tea, 40 boxs oranges, "a bdls wagon rims i
wagon. 135 bdls ron panOfortes, 10 bbIs and half
bbs. beer. % coils cordage, machines, $50 bbls
-four, 40 boxs spices, $50 pkgs to order; For Canada
and up country panOfortes, A cases dye stuff rs
boxs girss, hhds moasses, IL trunks 4S bdIs steele
800 railroad spices 80 hides % bdls leather sew
ing machines, Il bds pe, 80 casks lard ICO pkgs to
order. -
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22

40 65a e IS: Winter Red and Amber Western
SO g 81; White Michigan e5. Corn heavy and 1
y zc lover; sales GO. 900 bush; new Mixed Western
q e .otc. Oats lower; Chic and Western "a q &c.
10 w q u 90. Lard heavy at 104 6 11Ac. Butter
seaay; Salo II 16c; State 20 sSc. Whiskey
snaae easler Western free at &C. Rice firm ICar.
OF ef q Sc: Sugar in fair request; Muscovado
easer Is iec Moiasses IL s r. wonse snaae
c0vado 40c Naval Stores-Spirits Turnentine crtet
at CO 62ac; Rosin quiet at IS for strained Pstro
lenn eagsaG e IT &C. isc refined 2 &c.
Freights 70 Liverpool steady. Cotton IA "a b1sI:
OHIoAaO, April 2l.-Flour lower. Wheat lower
at o2i g e3a. Corn firm at SIC for No. g. Oats
buyer SOC. Barley at SO q SIC. Provisions weaker
Mess Pork at 18 ID q 20 on. Lard at 103c. Meats in
active. Live Hogs active at IS @ 90. Cattle dull
and the upper grades lower at 90 q 70.
Receipts-30O0 bbls. -four, 80 900 bush. wheat, 244
900 BUSH corn, 900 bush. oats 1900 bush rye $4,000
bush. barley, 1900 hogs. 80.
Shipments-5OOO bbls -four, 100000 bush wheat,
900 bush corn 900 bush. oats 1000 bush. barley,
5000 hogs.
TOLEDO, O., April 2i.-FIour unchanged. Wheat
lower; No. Red Wabash A; No. White Michi-
do 56t. Oats declining; No. at Sc; No. at 61c
CINCINNATI. April 21.-Mess Pork dull at 1S 80 a
10 20. Lard dropping at lie. Bulk Meats lower at
&c forshoulders; clear rib sides 8sc; clear sides
&c. Bacon-shouders 75c; clear rib sides 81 clear
sides loo. Whiskey higher $50. .,..
SAVANNAH, April 21.-Cotton active; Middlng up
lands 1870.
Mo NOBLE, April 2l.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
Middling uplands 1itc.
uplands 14c. A'A"'"s
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22

The Tribune correspondent at Paris Thurs
day says the national guards maintain the
head of Asnieres bridge. The commune has
declared the election of candidates who have
received relative majOrities valid. Gen. Clus-
eret reproves the garrison OF the North for
wasting their ammunition. Gen. Gerst has
been degraded and imprisoned for refusing to
make famished battalion march. Dombrow.
ski says the enemy have made no further at
tack. Troops are fortifying their positions and
resting. There has been more fighting at AS
nieres and the insurgents have recovered their
ground. It has been proposed in the commune
to dismiss Rigautar from the prefecture of DO
lice. ~
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22
MAe0AOHUsETTS.
Especial Dispatch by Western urion Line

Especial Dispatch by Western ORION Line
THE AGRICULTURAL PRoNucTs OF MAINE.
BOSTON, April 21.-The Census Bureau has
just collected the agricultural returns for the
State Of Maine. The total quantity of inn
proved land is 2,719,793 acres; value of farms
Slo296l, 951; of farming implements and ma
chlnery $4 300, 113. The total value of wages
pald during the year, including the
value OF wages paid during the year, including
the value of board, was $293, 1892. The value
OF live stock in the State is 1923 3O7, 12S Some
OF the productions of the year were as follows
wheat, 1888 bushels; Indian corn, 1,O898S8
bushels; oats, 1851 ,354 bushels; wool, 177416
pounds; Irish potatoes 7.771,0 bushels
butter, IL ,636,4S2 pounds; cheese, 1852 $50
pounds hay 1,053, 415 tons; forest productions,
$1,53l, IA; home manufactures $3.50 9ss: value
OF animals slaughtered, 81, 939,071. The esti-
mated value of all farm productions including
betterments and additions to stock is s33 47o,044
The fragrant weed" was cultivated to the
extent OF IL pounds. The rank of counties as
concerns production is as follows:-Penobscot.
kennebec, Somerset, Cumberland, York. or.
ford, Waldo, Aroostook, Franklin, Audroscoc-
gin, Lincoln, Piscataquis, Hancock, Washing
ton, Knox, Sagadahoc. -'-a -
ITO Associated Press l.a-2
BOSTON ITEMS.
BOSTON, April 21.-A meeting was held to-
day for the purpose of raising money in aid of
Humboldt College, Iowa, an institution intend
ed for students of both sexes and free of secta-
ran doctrine. Resolutions were adOpted en-.
dorsin the movement. q EE39F ffr-7 ~
lev. VIM. Bell, Universalist clergyman
VINO has been in the ministry over fifty Years.
died yesterday, aged 70. 90 ~ : =
benjamin f. Newell of Reading, man of
family and considerable property, hung him
sell Yesterday in fear Of coming to poverty.
Ine committee of the city government on
tne ponce are to investigate the circumstances
amending the death of Timothy Lynch. who
recently lost his life, it is alleged by resisting
arrest The case causes much excitement
among the Irish citizens of East Boston, where
Tonight the stables of Joseph p. & d. Shaw
AZ Jamaica Plains were entirely consumed.
Inc dwelling house of Mrs. Ellen Dolau was
also partially burned, and several other adj
Joining buildings damaged. Total loss $4,000;
Insurance $1,000
James L. Eldridge, real estate broker, with
his wife and child, proceeding home in a car
rage was run into by hook and ladder truck
smashing the carriage and throwing out the
occupants. Mr.. Il. was seriously injured. his
wife badly bruised aud the horse killed. !, -
e ACCIDENTAL DEATH. % .9r
SPRINGFIELD, April 21-Thomas Kennedy
a laborer on the Holyoke & Westfeld railroad
him. -e ~
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-22

10. o. Eve understand that Machi.
gonne and Eastern Star Encampments OF the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows will cele-
.brate the fifty-second anniversary of the intro
duetion of the Order into the United States,
On wednesday, the 18th inst, by procession
OF the Encampments in the afternoon, accom-
panied by the Portland Bald; leaving Odd
Fellows Hall. Exchange street, about three
o'clock, In the evening there will be Prom
enade Concert and dance in full uniform at
City Hall, in which members of the lodge will
Join. The affair is il the hands OF competent
committee, of whom members of the Order
can ohfair t'okots