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Important Decision to Liquor Inn.
nOra0rHs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Secretary of
the Treasury decides that all rum, gin, and
whlskey imported into the United States
since January l, 1871, is subject to a duty
of g so per proof gallon, under the laws of
Congress. This is disappointment to inn
porters, who expected the decision would
place the duty on these liquors at the same
as tax on imported brandy-S2 per proof
gallon,
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 12.-The schooner
Redington, from Rockland, Me-, for Rich
mond, loaded with lime, ran ashore Mon
day night twelve miles south OF Cape
Henry. She is not leaking.
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LAST WORDS ABOUT THE EDUCATIONAL
LAND ScRIr.-This subject, ofwhich every:
body but those interested has been tired
enough for weeks, was exhausted before
the legislative committees last night. The
venerable DR.. Bittle wound up with re.
marks about Roanoke College, and Major
Stiles got in q last word for Hampden sgd
ney.
Mr.. Roller, of Rockingham. read letter
from Mr.. George Calvert in behalf Of the
New Market Polytechnic Institute.
Colonel William Allen, of Washington
and Lee University, closed the exercises OF
the evening in ten-minutes' speech.
TN motion OF Mr.. Taylor, Of Loudoun,
the committee decided to hold private
meeting on Saturday at 10 o'clock to come
to decision.
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that there Is d restored Pope at Rome, and
that there Is no King of italy. ;ssaFf
.Rrrt vyfisr Prime Pins tho T Y. ia cn.,nnel1ed

But white Pope Plus the. TX. is compelled
to maintain his present grand, sublime,
may say, superhuman attitude or passive
resistance and fidelity to his trusts--a fidel.
lily which may lead to nartyrdom- our duty
al Catholics L. plainly marked out. Our
interest In this matter is Of far higher and
holier nature than the questions of politics
connected with the temporal sovereignty.
The monarch who has been thus wronged,
outraged, and offended is endeared to us by
every tie Of love, veneration, and religion.
For we not only venerate, but love him
as our Supreme Father and pastor upon
this earth. Acting then upon these, our In.
stincts of faith and love, and backed by the
sympathies ofaIl honest men who love order
and justice, we, the Catholics of Richmond,
lift up our voices in harmony with the great
acclaim that rises and swells from all parts
denunciation Of the felonious and perjured
conduct of Victor Emanuel, and with the
clear, earnest, and emphatic declaration
that while our brave old Father, Pope
Plus TX, is compelled to maintain his
present suffering position, he shall
be sustained by the universal prayers,
gifts, and sacrifices of his Catholic children.
--.....- Other Speakers.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Dooley's re-
marks Mr.. John A. McCaull came from the
body of the church and addressed the meet
ing. He said that although he was not a
member of any local congregation of this
city, yet, at the solicitation of some of the
members of St. Peters, he had determined
to add his voice to those who had already
so eloquently preceded him. His remarks
were brief but full, not only of humor, but
replete with stirring eloqllence, and were
loudly applauded.
After Mr.. McCaull had taken his seat, on
motion of Mr.. Masurier, it was resolved
that collection should be taken up in the
various Catholic churches for the benefit oil
the Pope, and after the usual invocation
the audience was dismissed.
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH

TVrE1Sn 01aTRtts-IDI IELEuHhFH.J
LONDON. Jan. 1l-Eueni g.-Consols, 9:s.
United states bonds, 500.
LONDON. Jan. IL - Noon.- Consols, oc3. United
States bonds, $685.
LIVERPOOL, Jan l1-- Noon.--Cotton dull up
lands lid; orleans. sgd sales estimated az 10, 900
balss. Br adstuf, ana provisions unchanged.
ard steady upl ,nds, I'D Orleans SD: saiee,
L., 900 bales, Including 800 for export and
snegu ation.
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ARRESTS BY DETEcTIvEs.-Detectiv
Wren and Abrams on yesterday arrested
John Clark and Daniel Graham (both col
oredD for alleged violations of the interna
revenue laws.
The same officers arrested VIM. Brown
(colored) for stealing champagne from j. L
,Iohnson's restaurant.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-OFFIcE JANUARY -, 1871
Letter Box 157, John A. Eagleston, Collec-
tor U. S. Revenue, A. &. Gebhardt, John
II. McPhaiI, Richmond.
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RATES REDucED.-The Southern and AT.
lantic Telegraph Company have reduced
their rates to Lynchburg to twenty-five
cents for each message of ten words.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE UNION BANK OF
RICHMUND.-The annual meeting Of the
Union Bank took place last night in the
hall over the First National Bank.
Mr.. D. J. Burr was called to the chair,
and Mr.. James Miller appointed secretary
The President read the report of the
Board of Directors for the past year, which
shows it's affairs to be in flourishing con-
dition.
The following directors were elected fol
the ensuing year: Isaac Davenport, Jr., R
A. spott, A. L. Elicit, Robert Edmond,
Thomas Branch, G. B. Davenport, W: B
Tyler, g. A. Hundley, James II. Blair,
Moses Ellyson, James ". Archer, j. Rosen,
baum, VIM. Hatcher, W. F. Gray, t. w
Pemberton, J. w. Wright, r. Z. Blanken'
ship, John 6. SPOTS, A. A. Hutchinson, l.
w. boswell, Vim. Z. Tanner, c. P. Allen
After which the meeting adjourned.
At subsequent meeting of the directory
Mr.. Isaac Davenport. Jr., was elected pre-
sident for the ensuing year.
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Mrs. BLAkE's LEcTURE.-Mrs. Devereux
Blake's lecture. "Soldier and Victim" it
must be understood, is not woman-sut-
frage speech, but q stirring description OF
war, and is historical and practical view
likely to be interesting to all persons. She
lectures at St Adams Hall tonight.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, Jan. 7, 1871.
rE,O lLDERS.-Proposals will be re-
L ceived at this office until Monday 10th inst.
ut IL NJ. Tor alterations and repairs necessary in
lifting the DAVIS mansion for public school
bui ding.
Specifications may be seen at this office.
The Committee Of the Board of Education re-
serves the rigct of rejecting any or al proposals.
CHhS. FL. DIMMOCk, .
ia 7-itd City Engineer.
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Supervisor Pr esbry Not to Go.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Ttie attempt to
remove Supervisor Presbry, of Virginia,
has proved fruitless.
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FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
for this week, containing Brett Harte's
" Heather Chinee," illustrated, received
from Ellyson g. Taylor, news dealers.
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Tobacco Markets.
LYNCHBURG, VA

LiNCdbUhGs va,
= JANUARY, lo.-.No tobacco has been receives
here since Christmas. We do not look Tor mucn
in market until We have good season fsr ban s
ling; after we have such a one Ia Viii doupsesS
come In pientfnlly. We quote: ooa
Prifainga Common primings, &lg$L2s; gooas
81, 50zI$2 (; fine. $s(Ig5.
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avn rs.rs II, BISHOP ,rGiLL, MAYOR
srILry. AND OTHERS.

! Ba., Against Victor Emmanuel
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>,.,rp THY ron TIE P0PE.
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TOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HOOKS AND STATIONERY.

d OBINsON'S PRACTICE, VOL. vi.
II press and soon to be published, re ~
Principles AND PRACTICES OF COGmhn IS
OF JUSTICE IN ENG L 4 ND AND I NE
vi Further, as to the grounds and form OF oeIence
In personal actions"
The subjects embraced In this volume are treaeeo
OF un. er the fol owing titles:
/, Pleas in action on policies OF insurance.
Z? Plea in action for rent, or on covenant, w
case or upon All award or BOND 10 perform !" ;
or upon Judgment. A., ,,,d. NJ
8. Pleas as TO decedent's assets IN inc naho0 VI
hts personal representative heirs or deVisee5. 49,
4. Pleas en- actions for sreclhc yooos OF iof 'p'
conversion thereof.
g. Pleas In action for trespass
9. Pleas In special actions on the case.
ofoei' ''ee WO0DHoUsE & PARHAM
4. Publishers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
RO NJ f.

,,,cs MEETING OF CATHOLICS
AT ST. PETERS.
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| CALENDAR AND DIARY, 1871.
~ n,,r,oY srs
We have for FREE DlSTkibUiAoH u''
| kinds Of CALENDARS.
DIARIES for pocket or desk
ALMASACS. 49,, ,,d
'aCCOiJST Book made TO order.
RANDOLPH ENGLloH,
,, 1918 Main street.
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"a BBLS. NEW YORK APPLES, Ia
i 1st good order, In store and for sale ay ! ~
sSts1 SSs~ CHAs. r. WoRTHAMa W. Il
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AND COCOANUTS.

y oSENDA14E CEMENT 900 barrels in
LIZ store, for sale by A. 5. LEE.
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nURE MILK-MILK DEP0T.5ln con,
o:ei qaany O. i J, e spas ala
am pr.paseI, s w ss.abisbad q depot at lao Main
anu n Nv, seen lst ana 10Th, for the ale OF MLAh
and sufTEk. This milk 10 from iae LsrI sS ~
De. Crenshsw. and warransed pef'ec'is -
al the very best quality. c,,yrIl -
2S IL -sW - = Eve -. $3.50
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Address of Bishop McGiiI.

spoke. He said that. having the honor of
presiding at this meeting, it behooved him
to explain its objects, though those objects
were apparently we'll known. 1t might be
that some who, by education. would have
no kind feeling for the Holy Father, whose
great distinction it is to be the head of the
Church, and who is acknowledged by two
hundred and fifty millions to be such but
there are none who love right that will not
IL, NJ
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-02

HUMoRs OF LEGIsLATIoN.-The late ses.
sion OF the Illinois Legislature was not with
out the ordinary flashes of duness and Of
wit. In the first or second week resolution
was introduced prohibiting the reading of the
Bible in any public school. A rural member,
in the course of the discussion which sprung
up, spoke of the authorized version as "SL.
Jamess translation" A reporter present.
thinking the expression slip OF the tongue,
corrected it in his report. The next day tie
member arose ioa Question OF privilege, and
remarked that he had been grossly misrepie-
seuted and insultel by the press; he did not
say "Kins Jamess translation"-he said Saint
James's. Another member. speaking of his
tieh sense OF the compliment paid him whe
he was nominated and elected, stated that lie
had called to see former legislator, a perscb.
al fIiend, TO whom he expressed his great
regard Tor the laws of his country. "Yes"
said his fiiend, somewhat hestatingy, Eyes
laws are like sau sages-the less you know of
how they are made the better you like them"
One or two very happy relorts we've made.
though their originality may be open to dis
pute. A very vigorous speaker with long
arms, which he kept in perpetual motion,
stopped for an instant to drink from tum-
bier, when a brother member arose TO a
point of oider, which was, that ''it is out ot
order for windmill to 60 by water" Ano,h-
er speaker having kept the floor for nearly an
| hour, said with an ar OF triumph, 'Does the
gentleman wish to ask any more questions ?"
UP sprans his opponent, who has a babit Of
stammeiing, and replied, "Yes, Mr.. Speaker,
u h iof Tie p p-p-preriOus question"
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-02

The brutal classes in New York seem TO lie
enjoying carnival of crime just at present.
The rulfanly assault on Mr.. Avery ID. Put
nam, Wednesday night, from which he vii
doubtless die, was remarkable instan'e.
Mr. Putnam was accompanied by two iades'
who were repeatedly insulied by a, 'Fr.r p,,s
| named Foster, all ex conductor, "Iu ha ih,aa's
| nam's Iemonstrance was met oy tuie" ;;
When the rasse"ger ash,sd FSsSr SySd ssiesd
Tue nook o. ,nr rom The car, delivered his We
ana sisPirDS XIV an The head, which fractured the
sh% @ crowd sathers'd' 'G 30, but lit. it was was min
.;e, o't ,bcm i'm caring for the wounded and help
less man. The same night, Michael McKen-
| na and thee other rouehs broke into Mrs.
sarah NJ. Boga is house and demanded sup
GER. Being refused, they findishly outra- ed
her several times, and also assaulted two
Young women who boarded with her All
these Williams, however, arr in custody, nd
will no doubt receive the sentences due their
crimes.
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Island PrOperty for Sale.
To be Let or Sold,
Rare Chance for Investment.

RY provision Of the act OF Incorporation of the
- town OF Deering, the town farm Of the town OF
Westbrook must be sold. This falm is situated on
the road leading from Portland 10 Siroudwater VII
lage and adjoins the New England Fair Grounds. 1t
contains about 81 acres, with frontage of Is
ON main road TO Stro udwater, the balance fronting
Fore River nearly three -fourths OF mile, which
river at this point is navigabe Tor vessels drawing
twelve fest Of water Will he sold in pats if desir
Thurlow, 165 Commercial Street, Portland, or Sam
uel Jordan, Woodiord's Corner, or James Pennel
Saccarappa, or Samuel 7. Raymond, Cumberland
Mills. % ai28tf
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Fine Suburban Residence for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his
AsEsN-0 modern-buiIt residence situated on
l4IfIE1hrlR the cmineuce overlooking Wood
r. lIStETIA8 ford's Corner, Westbrook. II con-
AE4EI3ssf5x taias 12 gOod-sized rooms, with an
excellent cellar, is supplied with an abundance OF
hard and soft water, and L Is in good stale of
grounds embrace two acre., handsomely laid out
and which is fine vegetable garden, the veeeta:
bes to be sold with .he house.
This OF the finest locations in the vicinity Of
Portlald-w ithin tive minutcs' walk OF the horse
caIs and afoIdng fine view OF the city, harhor,
ocean, and the surrounding country. Price $9OOO
One third OF the purchase money may remain on
mortgage IL desired. Possession given fmmediat ely
Enquire of SAM'L JORDAN, ESQ
P.S. A grove containing tive acres adjoining on
the SOUTH also OF tillage land OH the north,
will be sold with the prem ses, il desired aup25tf
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FOH SALE.

Two Of the Rest Houses i'm the Best situn-
tion in Knightville, Cape Elizabeth.
CANDY ground, perfectly dry cellars, with the
- best OF well water, large ciserns, and pumps in
sinks; thoroughly flushed throughout, both two
story; one has Two story bay window, seven large
rooms and ample store and closet room, nit ely ar
ranged lor one family; nice stable and shed at
tached. and garden with five PRIME apple trees. The
other has nice piazza eleven large rooms etc. ar
apple trees. Lots large and adjoining This loca-
tion is near the Portrnd P. o. as either end of
Portland and Ogdensburs Depot, and Dry Dock. /
will sell the above $1,000 each less than the same
well located in Portland can be bought for.
Apply 10 q. #. FOSTER,
ap7tt 20 Commercial St
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HOllSe for Sale

A TWO STORY HOUSE, located in the vicinity
"A fGreeu aud Portland SITS, contains II rooms,
convenient tor two families; good garden spot we'll
0fexcellent water. Price S2200.
Apply to VIM. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
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EOR .N.aLEi

fkEAs A. Presumpscot Falls, in Falmouth house
F. X;iI and ,ot; house 1-2 story 32x18 wood shed
l& and stable s4x12, all in good repair, lot "a
square rods.
Also two acres good field all for We hun lred dol
lars. For particulars inquire OF
CHARLES ADAMS,
ap2oelw on the premises.
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Is published every day Sundays e1oepted) by
Portland Publishing Co..
At 109 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine State Press
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year.
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$1.5O per square daily first week. 70 cents
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SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
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in every part Of the State) for 81 LOO per square
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mass. Institute Of Technology,

paam;s;1ee Eedminations,-June ami Sept 2s.
ton ALGEBRA e Years; good English Educa-
Io,..ssseST,tto 70 lnadratcs and Plane Geometry.
SoarSss,s,mCivl Meehancal, and Mininc Engineer
srsnca ana Architecture; Natsra History; and
narato,v fr Literature; besides hot ter cources pre-
ecbncs, 90 science, for business tor special
Ca,aInones o,' and or the study OF medicine. For
SAMiJEI, KNF sT ,nrihsr information apply to PROF.
aDri7aina ELAND, Secretary, Boston, Mass.
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Rouse for Sale.

A ONE and hal STORY house, centrally located,
"A and in good RI Car. Hard and soft water on the
premises. This property will be sold at bargain If
applied for soon. Enquire at .3 Cedar It. mr0tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-02
House for Sale,

49, House No. $50 Cumberland street, second
Ill door from Green Ii not sold On or before the
vi, first day OF May will he rented. E8
Apply 10 A. X. SHURTLEFF,
au13dtf 10 TTpinn Wharf
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A Good Brick House for Sale at a

THE well built house, No. i2 Middle Street, con-
Il tanning ten finished rooms, gas, and Sehago wa
ter. Very convenient to Steamers and q. L. Depot.
The house is in good order and will be sold low, ,
Apply TO VIM. H. JERRtS Real Estate and Loan
Agent. mll3if
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For Sale !!

IN Cape Elizabeth. on Meeting House Hill, one
i mile from Portland, fine plot of land containing
about 10a acres with superior Barn thereon. For
Sale low and on liberal terms. I1quire OF
JOHN q. PRUCTER,
+ l4gk #sMNe SO Exchange Street,
Portland, April 10, 1871. ar19d3w
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For Sale.

nNE OF the best and most desirable lots Of Land
" in Portland, containing about 5000 square feet,
situated on Congress st, opposite the Plymouth
hurch.
very desirable Lot on Dee ing Place. containg
Obout $500 sQr feet. The above property will be sold
on liberal terms of payment.
inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTER,
ap18d3w SO Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-02

Real Estate at MOrrill's Corner
LNOR Sale. one story house and lot for $ttOO or
Il two additional res for $i5C0. Alec half
acre lots. Apply to w. HI. JEkRlS,
api0d-3m Real Estate and Loan Agent.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
offered at a great bargain; IL
4HiA-0 Lamb Homestead farm in West
&atrEeslm brook, three and half miles from
G&illlEiiIaM Portland on the road to SacearapIa.
9Al414lzE1z- SAID excellent farm consists OF
about seventy five acres convently divided into
mowing, pasture and wood land; has good well Of
has also valuable orchard of l5O Young trees in
good bearing condition. Another valuable source Of
pront oe longing to the arm is an excellent gravel
tne town buys largely. Situated so near Portland.
upon tne man road from the country to the cjty'
0her to any one desiring farm either for nro1t a.
enjoyment. For particulars inquire Ct "
u. g. L. p. WARREN
mI IouN WI Saccarappa NJ
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WM. III. JERRIS,
Real Estate and Loan Agent

Houses, Lots and Fas ms for Sule.
He would refer parties abroad TO tho follow ing
named gentlemen OF this city: Hen. Geo. f. Shep-
ley, Hon. a. W Il. Clapp. Hon. Benjamin Kings
bury, Jr., Hon. Woodbury. Davis, Hon. John Lynch
NJ. G.
Portland, Nov 1, 1870. noiIf
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Brick House for Sale.

Brick House for Sale,
TH e good brick house on tho westerly corner oi
Oak and Pleasant Streets. Contains len rooms
Bath Room, Hot and Cold water, Gus thIou ghout
overlooks the bay and ocean. Terms very favora-
BILE,
Apply to W. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-02

4 VALUABLE building lot, 50x1c0 IT,, pleasantly
"A located on the south-westerly corner of State
and Deering Streets. For particulars Inquire OF
JOHN T.. PROCTEk,
ap19d3w 90 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-02
For Sale.

T Westbrook. six miles from Portland rear the
"A ASaccarappa Station on the p. & X. r. R. and in
the immediate neighborhood OF churches and schools
large Dwelling House, convenient for one or two
families; 13 flushed rooms sunny aud any. Seba.
60 Water is introduced; good stable and yard room
with several iruit and shace tfeess
Apply to the owner, REV. e. P. THWING.
April %. diff
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FOR SALE.

- One Cottage House, with good outbuildings,
Ml:;:I ard eight acres OF land well stocked with
EssA. Fruit Trees, situate in Gorham Village, near
the Seminary. .-.-t :, z
For particulars enquire on the premises, or of G.
A. BRADBURY Esq, George W. Lowell, New
Custom House, Portland.
ISAAC McLFLLAN.
GOrham, April 10, 1871. ap11eodSwlf
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~ q IL ~ ~ =

A COMPETENT meat cook in a first class Hotel.
IA To such permanent situation will be given
and good pay. Fur particulars enquire al this office.
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TO LET.

A CONVENIENT FRONT ROOM, with large
a room in the tear. with steam power.
Enquire at this office.
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THE rest Inducements ever offered. Address H.
1 A. McKenney q Co., No. 2. Elm street, Port
land, Me. mr31tf
" fl " II IL ID.
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wanted.
LOOD PANT MAKERS at IS and go Middle st.
" j. Il. LEWIS & co.
Mar 17-dti
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Wanted Immediately

"A FEW single Gentlemen can obtain good board
- and pleant rooms at No 20 Hampshire st.
ap10-d1m*
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LINEN handkerchief

Ladies' Linen Handkerchief &C. &C., 1Oc, 13c
be- 17c, lSo, 20c, 2ic and from 25c to soc.
Ladies, Embroiifered and 4Iep,.,,esl uUalrf 4.
Sc lbc, i7c, 2cc, 22c 25e, 2sc, 30c 35c, 45c, and
from 50c to $I75
Gents All Linen, Hemnmed IIdkfs,. Ice lie
zoe, and from % to &c.
1 Gents Imitation Silk Handerchiefs for 15e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-04-13

y IO-Ns 10 : D"JW .
CTRANGE, BUT TRUE-Svery young ladyan
= gentleman in the United States can hear some
thing very much to their advantages, by return
signed. Those having fears OF being humbugged,
may oblige by not noticing this card. AL others
will please addr 8 5 their obedient seryanE
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
3Sl Broadway, New York.