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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-08


81 hepuDhcan senators and tSeprese ntatiyes
nave ulhlted IN letter requesting secretary
4 iSn 70 reuialh ihstne 'Caolnet'
LATEk'-f oiJy-nVe senators signed the
1etter requeseing secretary flsn 70 re-
man "a, IN tne CaDihet, Dut III is hosnkeiy ne
WI RECONSIDER ms ln IN oiretirlhg rom
ONCE. - -.
Hpo."'IAen U.s. : nsS1ee'Ans'
idige ntiihoer OF nominations were sent
~ U VIC oeu cN oo-Iy, ainons mlilSl p nas
onye. W., S,,e,,oa TTn;.,a states NFs-sba,
of tbe hf;dd,a n;str;cs Ut - an1,.sSsae. Cao
! Andrevs Attrr,o,, f,r tl,o ITosfar,, Ms
tricf Of TanTessae:. Horace y HARRISON
Attorney far tba W;dSla D;str;et AZ ran1,as,'
Soc = '' : 1880 : - ~
a Nest or Radical Coru,orauts.
II vsrda, Chiof IF n;r;s;,,, &c 10
counts was arrested and held for trial for
stealing over $4,000 from the government,
The loss falls on Treasurer Spinner.
The discovery of Worden's defalcation
has developed other frauds of large amounts
ia the Treasury DEPARTMENT, The books
show that by means of distractions of va
rious proceeds within two years, over $50
600 have been stolen from the Government
fender being Worden, whose thefts have
been already alluded to, and Seth johnson,
the interest teller. The detection of Wor-
den led to the discovery Of Johnson's guilt.
The latter, it is said, has been dealing in
gold and stocks and has lost heavily for some
time. There seems to have been no collu-
sion between them. Neither knew of the
crime of the other. Both were discharged
from fka nataa fn-HaU
The BOndhoIders.
that ON and after The 18th of March 1879
five-twenty common and registered bonds.
known as second series, act of Feb. 25
1862 will be maid at tbe Treasury Denart-
ment. The amount OF these bonds not
converted and not called in is 500. 900.
soar,sb sYa,rs
Tho Aoor;can o,,d Seventeen C1o;;Oo cor,
iaion ~. o. sii 49, an ,od -,
,,Ioa e.. e. ,;So,oa e,.I S', "a -,
80 III, ~" 60 CIV l' tS;rt nu o eal,cli
H. 49, s,,b-,ittad 0'' VIII 'o0l S''''''
i-'''o "oo-
me Fohiucal outioOk.
opeclai ~ 'ne Lonislllie OouIler-oourllSi'
The caucus OF the Democratic Senators
and members, to be called to give an ex-
preston on various measures which will
arise during the session, and the still more
important question of the Presidency, will
probably De postponed till after the holidays.
An informal interchange of opinion on the
course to be taken in the latter particular
shows great unanimity in opposition to I'M
due haste, or to any step that looks like
surrender of the Democratic organization
into the bands of the anti-Grant Republic
cans. Whatever may be the strength of
the latter in the country, there
does not appear at present to be a
single one Of the 139 Republican
members OF the House, who is willing to
publicly announce his opposition to the re-
nomination of Grant. There are neve~the-
less many who are at heart opposed to 1t,
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There is i comfort yet for poor folks. A
Western paper says that in this region the
claim to be a millionaire has become so
common that TO be so ranked is often look
ed upon as vulgar or dishonest. q
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MEMPHIS.
Morphine.

MEMPHIS, Dec. IL. II. Weisiger, book
keeper for Brooks & Co., died last night in
his room from an over dose of morphine.
He was native Of Richmond, Va.
Young GreenIaw Hari-Karies.
A private dispatchfrom Columbia, Tenn,
says Eugene Greenlaw, who in fit of men
tai alteration, few days since, severely
wounded his sister-in-law and her mother
with Ratchet, then hari-karied himself
with a razor, was dying from the effects of
his wound; he was son of w B. Greenlaw,
the well known capitalist of this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-08

LITTLE Rock, Dec. CHARLES I'd
mundson, colOred, fatally stabbed another
colored man named VIM. Bowlin, near
Fort Smith few days ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-08

Every man who goes out West returns
with bis stoIy Of an arrow escape
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President Theirs has demanded of the
Holy See, at the request Of Bismarck, the
recall Of Prince De Chigi Alboni, Papal
Nuncio in this city.
B The appointment Of Jules Ferry as Min
ister to the United States is officially pro
mul1atad
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Reavis, the capital mover, le1ured last
night in Springfield. III, o. .-ssa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A large number of nominations were sent
to the Senate to-day, among which was
Douglass for Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue; VIM. Spence, United States Marshal
of the Middle District of Tennessee; Geo.
Andrews, Attorney for the Eastern Dis
trict of Tennessee; Horace II. Harrison,
Attorney for the Middle District Of Tennes-
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Lively Discussion Of the Mississippi
.Il.tl III II. 4, .L.0 !. !,

of Trade continued in session this morn
ing. Constitutional amendments were
adopted allowing one additional delegate to
each three hundred members added to
local board, and appointing the third Tues
day of October as the time for the annu al
meeting of the BOARD = Z sa4E ? =
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE. 1AEzaas
The Nenl.ew Or His Incle.

PARKS, Dec. THE Figaro newspaper
says orders haye been sent to Cherbourg
and Brest to have vessels prepared for cruis-
ing about the coasts of France. The Figd-
70 represents that these naval precautions
are taken to prevent what it calls 'sanother
return from Elba.n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-08

the election of President Of the Louisiana
Senate on the 9th inst. is- "
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WASHINGTON.
Extensive Frauds in the Treasury De-
partment.
COddIing Fish.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA large number
of Republican Senators and Representatives
have united in letter requesting Secretary
Fish to remain in the Cabinet. GAs2
LATER.-Forty-fve Senators signed the
letter requesting Secretary Fish to re-
main in the Cabinet, but it is not likely he
win reconsider his intention ofretiring from
offioo sHshFFtEH
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27

KENTUCKY Politics in Kentucky tbe
campaign has been opened on the part of the
Republicans with great vigor. Gen. Harlan.
the Republican nominee for Governor. has
already taken the stump, and will contribute
his best efforts TO command success. The
Democracy are largely in the majority, and
Kentucky is counted by them among the sure
States. The supneness OF the last Legislature
its evident fear of the Ku- KIux, and its fail
ure to adopt any of the measures recommended
by the progressive wing OF the party, disguised
many who had always acted with The Democ
racy, but it was resolved 10 await the action of
the State Convention before breaking from
the party. The State Convention was con-
trolied by the same counses as the Leoisla-
ture, and unless the dissatisfied Democrats
vote with the Republicans, they will not find
a ticket in accordance with their advanced
views. The Republican Convention mel ali
questions OF State and national polity square
ly and adopted platform broad enough for
al desiring the welfare of their State, to stand
uoon. The Republicans have entered ON the
work OF redeeming Kentucky with will. and
though the task will require extraordinary
eKertions, they will have faith to believe that
they will succeed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
ICOntinued.1


HON. JOHN N. GOODWIN.
John M. Goodwin of Biddeford is a,natiye Of
Baldwin, was graduated at Bowdoin College 10
1916, studied law with the late ex Gov Wells
and was admitted to practice in 1S4S
He first opened an office at Mechanic Falls.
removed thence to Portland where he was as
ISOLATED with Henry Carter for . short time.
ana established himself at Biddeford in the
,a''er part Of 1S49. Like most York county
lawyers ne mas made pilgrimages to Augusta,
snd assisted IN making and tinkering the laws.
Ho was d member Of the Senate in 1856 and
represented blddeiord in the House of Renrs
sehtatives IN 1854 While ACTING in tho la.
Ter capacity, matter of some loca, i'm no..o
TO the people OF York county occunied tho -.
tention of the House, and in the debate -.
ly to the surprise of Mr.. Goodwin. Hon -
is Barker of Stetson took the floor and r.t.ou"
cd it with great vgor, making furiou, assa,,,,
in his inimitably facetious style, upon what no
termed the benighted ignorance of the neon,o
Of Old York; and saying among other tb;nns
that he had learned from pc rsonal observation
during protracted political tour in that re.
eion, that they didn't even believe in the ex.
1stence of the Devil.
At The conclusion Of bis remarks Mr.. Good
win arose, and in his peculiarly quiet but i'm
PressiVe manner; observed, that it "mipbt be
'"a. a' some time in the past, few peo-
PIC 'ou'u nave lGeen found in York comfy
uhorthodox to deny the existence |
oi DIS satanic Majesty; but he cop,d oontd.,.
tlo assure 'ne House and particularly the gen.
~ n,s rom e'etson, that since that gentle.
man appearance upon the stump in rario,,s
parts OF York county, all doubts tad , s".'ouS
moved and that notwithstanding a eres, a.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
Political Notes.

1t is remarkable circumstances that only
three or four Democratic papers in the coun.
try have yet endorsed the Valandigham
platform, which recognizes the validity of the
Constitutional amendments.
Tammany has devoted its chief efforts late
ly toward saving the neck of Foster, one of its
satellites who found it convenient to murder
respectable citizen that undertook to pro-
tect some ladies from his insults.
Those Ohio Democratic doctors do not
agree. Vallandigham has one platform for
Montgomery County, and Cambell has anoth-
er for Butler County. The Columbus States
man asserts that the Democracy of Ohio has
accepted the Fifteenth Amendment from the
outset in good faith; and the Cincinnati En-
quirerlsays that the same Democracy beleiY
that the Constitution was altered by fraud and
force, and do not intend to be mealy -mouthed
in their expression OF. the outrage.
The New York World devotes more than
column of its room to the task of showing.
that President GRAFT is entitled to no credit
for the negotiation, of the Alabama treaty
How much credit attaches to the Democratic
SENATORS, no one Of whom, according to the
lists that are published, voted for its ratifica-
ton?
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
NOTICEi


THE attention OF the parents Of children who do
n - n9s ATTEND school, s respectfully Called to the
following City Ordinances:
SEC. A. Every child in the City of Portland. ha.
tween the ages OF six and seventeen years no sba
not attend school, and not be engaged in any regular
ana lawful occupation, and growing up in ignorance
shall be punished by fine not exceeding twenty
dollars, to be recovered to the use OF the CITY, on
complaint before the Municipal Court in said city
or ny being placed in the House of Correction IN
said city, or the State Reform School, for such Ler,o
pedient ~ "a
SEQ 5. It.bouh o ,ho a...
OF the Truant Officer to arrest all snch children ~
are described i9 the above section and to foke icT
TO such schools as they are accustomed or entitled
to attend, where they shall be detained during school
honrs, BY the teacher thereof and notice OF such ar
rest and detention shall be forthwith sent ia the No
whom the arrest is made, and every child who sbai,
hve been THkEE TIMES thus arrested, shall he
proceeded against, by complaint as an habituaI trn
ant. ''""' ""-
AS there are many boys in our CITY who belong to
the class referred 10 In fheabove and who are more
or less troublesome IN various quarteis L would
earnestly request any and all who have knowedOc OF
sucn ones TO ward their names and residences to
my Office lin City Building at their earliest
ance with the ordinance referred TO. BY so doing
they will very much facilitate efforts which are being
made 10 get This class into our school rooms ami
also confer great favor on the
TRUANT OFFICER.
Z. S-Those who comply with the above request
VIII please give The names Of pqrenEs as well AZ ri
the boys, together with their residences also SIGN
ther own names to the communications, Otherwise
no notice will be taken Of them. my23sn3w
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
state n ews.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY,

The Lewiston Journal saws the City Marsh
al has stopped the sale OF prize package candy
its sale being violation OF the law against
lotteries. An Immense amount OF his candy
has been sold in Lewiston of late.
The Journal says the first annual meeting
of the Androscoggin County Savings bank
was held Tuesday evening. The old board OF
trustees was re elected. The report of the
Treasurer show about 5000, 900 on deposit =
The bank has dec AIRED dividends on its first
years business at the rate of Z per cent Ten
hundred and thirty-seven accounts have been
opened during the year.
The journal says Arthur Nash, son of Am
mi Il Nash of Lewiston, who has been losing
the power OF one OF his legs Tor two years, had
it successfully amputated Wedntsd about
four inches above the knee joint.
The receipts at the Catholic Fair at Lewis
ton last week was between $1,000 and So, 600,
saws the Journal ..e..IY..I
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT NATIONAL LOAN.
~ NEW FIVE PER CENT COMBS OF TIE
t UNITED STATES tt3 30 ~.e

~ NEW FIVE PER CENT. COMBS OF TIE
UNITED STATES t! !o -.l
The Treasury Depai tment is now able to promise
that the registered certificates of Stock aud 60
part OF the Coupon Bonds of the New Loan Of the
United States, bearing Five per cent interest, pay
able quarterly in Gold, Will DO ready for delivery
early IN the present month. The subscriptions to
the Loan now amount to $6o 600 0O0 and it is expec-
ted that the Subscriptions and Sales will progress
moro rapidly when the Certificates and Bonds are
ready for market abroad as well as at home. The
whole sum Of Five per cents. offered to the public
generally, and TO the holders OF the United States
$40 Bonds, without qualification, is $500 900 900.
When this amount to which preference is thus given
is taken up, the remainder OF the Five per cents.
$500. 100000 embraced in the New Loan OF July H.
1870 Tor reminding the Public Debt, will be offered
in connection with $500, ,OCO Four and one hall
per cents and any part $500, GOO OF Four pei
cents, the one running fifteen years and the OtheI
thirty years.
The following is copy Of the New Five per cent
Bond, under and pursuant 10 the New Loan Act o
Congress:
FORM OF PER CENT. BOND.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
MARIN e N EWE.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Friday. Mny 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Linda, suiis. Yarmouth. Ms, with pas
seneers and mdss to John W,I pSIsons. , no
PASSPORT for Boston.
Barque Liverpool sr) Mosher, Cardiff, April IL
6170 bars railroad iron 10 order.
Sch g w Glover, Holbrook, New York. cement
to order
Sch Ida L Howard, Harrington. New York.
Sch Georgana, Parker, Gloucester.
Sch Gazelle. Gardiner. Pembroke.
Sch Sarah Moore, Herrick. Bangor.
Sch Susan. Bishop, Rocklaud tor New York.
Sch CoquimbO Lewis, Reckland Tor New fofk'
Brig Hattie E Wheeler, Bacon, Sagua-Pbinn' q
Sch Helen Mar Niekerscn. Philadelphia Charles
Sc6 VIM Penn, Maxner. Beston-Bunker Bros.
rtoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 25th, barque Mary Fox, Ross,
z,1a brig Geo w Chase, Bacon. Cardenas.
Ar at Havana 17tb, brig Martha A Berry, Chase.
Sd 18th barque Almira Coombs, for Boston.
AR at Cardenas 10th, barque Marathon, Portland.
brig Emily do; 18th, barque Jane Alkaline. Hutcnn,
Sid 18th. brig Merriwa. Waterbousc, North Of Hat
tel as; 18th, sch R NJ Brookings, Douglass. do.
Ar az H ssa I,i is'h Sarqre Fannie, Boston.
Portland; 10Th, brig Kennedy, Dodge. Havana.
MEMORANDA.
Cnlp Tielaues, tlefce. from Calcutta Jan ZIth Tor
New York has put into st Helena in Distress having
been damaged by collision.
Brig Camilla, Strout at New York from Matan7as.
reports having been struck by sQuall nth. which
carried away foretopmast head, breke mainboom'
split salIs, sc.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO-Cid 18th, brig Orient. Nickes,
Portland. o.
Sid nth. ship Hecon Port Townsend.
NEW ORLEANs-Cid 20, sch Village bree' Nc
Carty. Ruatan. s.. 49,
MOBILE 2o.h, brig H Jsnnir g, Sears, I'M
Boston. -, r,-..x,
KEY wEST-Ar 18th, barque Pohona, Thompson
Boston. - No., c,,ts from
SAVANNAH-Ar 2ist, sch P Allen, Doshs' II"
JEoRTREss MONROE-Passed up 24th, tch chi
mo from Turks Islands, tor orders. ,y,,.. a..
RALTIMORE--Cld 23d brig fotomae' "h'o"' luz
Below cath, ship Garnet. Oliver ipom s. Caiiao'
CID oath. sch w II Steele, BUCK beiast' I
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICE..

N. b. Mrs. Bibber, the blind Clairvoyant, would
thank the people of Portland for their patronage.
and desires all who wish to avail themselves OF her
treatment to call at their earliest convenience Her
examinations are free and her medicines reasonable
AS Mrs. Bibber is 50 occupied, she has been Obliged
to limit her hours, from 10 a. m. to d. m, Bv
special request she will remain here till the mdole
vi May. Rooms, NO. Brown Street. 27ap1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
154th Edition

Contracted AND REVISED BY THE AUTHOR. T.. mr.
r.. GUkIiS; Doctor Of Medicine, Mem6er Of The ~
hoydt College Of Surgeons, Essfand: Licsnr o
tate Qfthe College Of Pdssicsaas. Ed;n-
ou,g; Honorary Meaber Fdcuite de
Medicine, Pavss; TO-, &C., &c, pos
matSe DC l ESSAY on the AID cure of pre-
LOST ahd how reganed, it gives ,e,r svno,e;. ~ ~,
ny to Marriage III" treatment Of NeTyous
on by early anus S OF ~ ST. ether brought
Chris a T ne by mail. Address thu autbor Dr
smont Place. Boston, Mass mrSsneod1y
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 s PER CENT
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ARE INDEBTED TO THE BEARER IN THE SUM OF

Il
THIS BOND is issued accordance with the
provisions OF an Act OF Congress entitled An Act to
authorize The rounding OF the National Debt" ap-
proved July IA. 1870. amended by an act approved
January 90 ISL, and is redeemable at the pleasure
Of the United States, after the first day OF May A.
D., 1881 in Coin OF the standard value of the United
States on said July IA, 1870. with interest in such
Coin, from the day OF the date hereof at the ate OF
FIVE PER CENTUM per annum payable quarter
". on the first day OF February May, August, and
November, in each year. The prineilal and interest
are exempt from the payment OF all Taxes OF Duties
OF the United states, woll from taxation In any
form, by or under State municipal or local authori
WASHINGTON, ..........., 49,.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
HALLS
Rubber Warehouse.
35 MILK ST, BOSTON.

r.. The regular Hydrant 81
inch inside diameter Couplings fit
all Hydrants in the United States;
and remember, nobody shall beat
our prices or excel our goods In
quality.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27

IT is said that Secretary Fish will represent
this government on the Board of Arbitration
which is to meet at Geneva to act upon the
Alabama claims. For the time being the lat
ter position is hardly less important than his
present Office, and it would be a fitting recog.
milton OF the value of his services in nego-
tiating the treaty to give him the appoint
ment. His perfect familiarity with the sub
Jects that will be before the Board makes it
extremely appropriate that he should be one
OF Its members. Caleb Gushing is no doubt
more conveisant with International law, but
The principle by which the albitrators are to
be guided are already agreed upon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27


Jarvis n,sion wv $'''' ''N
Also I'D 1ftb ta;o Nftnn, rranb Triis Pottland:
ash S,,nn mii i; ni,hj F,,nr, luz
Ar 2ith Sc ,icyons pevi '.' NJ YORK
NEW YuRK~kr OIL, III, % co,niiI, Strout I'm
Matanzas Potomac Carver Rangn,. schs silver
Bel, Bailey Caais .Jnlia a. N,r,bs nix do. Ron
ny Ives, Curtis, Ellsworth I aiI,a trn,b. "
Hall Hall aud Corvo, Pirsrri,c RnrtianJ FrauciI
Hatch. Fall 5, do tor Rehmond Senaca Haraing.
AMI Mara R0xana, Palmer Portland "'
Ar 9th. brig Walter Srt a Smu' n, .,.,o. so,
W r Beebeo, Nichols. Savannah .A'H' "'i'S'' SCH
Zouave. Wallace. LlverI OF: narones na1 ",
Finn. GoIee Hancock Collins Gaihar;en "eos'ei'
teie, Simmons, Matanzas '"S''' "'yas 'ez' casca-
ras'e though he'll ate "A h. sch Harriet FuI,sr.
willard rongnseep'ie LOT Portland.
fRovlpFnCE-Ar2 oih s'h hiram Tucker, Gus
us. Dennysvllie.
Ar 15in, .eh ten Howard, johnson, Gardiner.
NV bEDfohD-Ar2o'h, sch NIgilaLi, Nickes-
n Bangor.
oid Lotn: sen r Chnreh. Ghord Bristol.
HOLMES hoLE,Ar 2ith, brig ,r ne. New York
ton; Nora H9b2kea Tor do; Charlie q Will, do for
Boston; YANKEE % Tor Bucksport: Isaac cher'on.
Bosh for Alexandria; Pinta, bangor Tor Baltimore;
noward Cas'he Tor Philadelphia; Belle, Or and tor
froVuebee.
sia s', ~ W. yens uora ~ ,,onaa Isaac nberton,
| SeooDa, w hawley. Sarah Gardiner, Exeter Lo-
duskia. Eqnal' Charlie a. Will. ii,l,ow Isabella
Jeweu, fIesto, lla Lewis, anu WIN PICKERING.
| Bo,TOM NJ, 2ah ship Whittier swap, Cacuita;
sens Wbee,e,, LEWIS Saguai Jos Fish, Parker,
Pbladelph q; GAVIN clark, Hoboken; Arctic Hall,
| Ronfeut; Maria F0ss, Grant, Bangor; A Elliott,
Merrill, Gardiner.
| Brown, tor Gardner.
Ar z6th baqus sounding blllow' Reynolds; Mes
sina; CiOtilde. Miller. Cieniuegos; scbs i Ward,
spragus Cesyerie: Ms: Lookout, Howes New Or.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27

The New York World attempts to be fun
ny by saying that "ex-Congressman Perspi.
ration of Maine is at the Everett Ho Use. +"
"Call your that backing you friends? ?"
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RUBBER HOSE.

The Season having arrived when
this indispensable luxury is requir-
ed, and considering the high prices
charged by plumbers, hardware
dealers and Others, Thereby reduc-
ing the sale and depriving those of
small means Of its use) we hereby
offer the best custom made Hy-
drant 3-ply Hose, warranted to
stand 70 lbs. pressure to the square
inch, at 20 cents per foot, in any
required length, best brass Coup
lings attached with copper wire.
and Washers ready tor use. 80 cts
per set; best brass Hose Pipes, will
stOp-cock, 1924, and brass Sprink
lers to attach to same, 80 cents
each. We also have Sd inch 3-pl!
Rubber Hose, made by the OdOr'
less Rubber Go. and others, which
we sell for 16 cents per foot, at
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
Bachelors Hair Dye.

Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable in
stantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects bad dyes; nvigorates and
gsss tue hair soft AMI eauttul black brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory l6 Bond st,NY.
June 9-1870sNd1yr&w
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
FOR SALE!
. pair OF FIRsT-CLAss HOUSES
ON CARLTON STREET,

NOV finishing and to be ready for occupancy a.
IN bout the first OF May.
These houses are supplied with all the me dern
cOaveniences and are now being treseoed by Schu-
maher. They will be SOLD at a reasonable price.
Terms OF payment easy and made kno~n by tn
subscriber on the premises. or at "a Daniorth st.
apiltt new2taw WILLIAM BURR0NES
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27

&Ck PER WEEK to male or female. NOR
XII, EhO 1000 Agents Wanted, Address HZO
rSotf '"ost stamps, F. A. SHAITUCK eco.
a.as s- Augusta, Me
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27
Lost

GOLD Tooth Pick. The finder will be suitably
"A rewarded by leaving IL at The transcript Office
May 2.-d3t
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27

Calcutta tor Boston.
April "a. lat 4s s. Ion "a 50 W, ship VIM Wilcox,
from Calcutta for Cewes.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-27

ryWO or three first class Workmen. to work on
L Rerige ralors. Apply to
j 4. MEkRILl., Cross St,
Near Leavitt, Buruham " Co.'S lcs House,
my27-dlw