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PARISH MEETINGS, The following parishes
held their annual meetings on Monday even
ing and elected their officers for the ensuing
year. We should be very much obliged to the
clerks of the several parishes that held meet.
ings and elected officers whose names have not
been printed if they would send us list to.
gether with the sums voted to Pastor, Treasur-
er and Choir. ....,..5 ....5ssu
High Street Church.--Moderator, Thos. E.
Twitchell; Clerk, Horatio Staples; Parish As
SCISSORS, David Keazer, Grin Hawkes., Chas. j.
Walker, Brown Thurstop, Granville M. Chase.
Treasurer and Collector, w. M. Marks. e}
Voted-that the salary of the Pastor, Rev.
W. H. Fem, be 81, 900 the ensuing year; that
of the Treasurer per cent. on the taxes, about
$lS6; the united salaries of the Choir $3.50.
~. Luke's.-John Marshall Brown was elect
ed Clerk; Geo. e. B. jackson and Charles B.
Merrill Wardens; and John M. Brown, VIM.
IL. Clifford, j. I. McCobb, Geo. f. Sbeplev.
VIM. l.. Putnam, J. A. Merrill. ]. E. PrindIe
Simon Fitch, w. f. Phillips, E. p. Gerrisb
ii. w. Hersey, Vestrymen. No other bus;noss
OF Importance was transacted.
State Street.-A. +. Gerrish was electod
Clerk; r. M. Richardson, Eben Corey and w
r. Millken, Parish Committee; j. w. Perkins
Charles r. Milliken and r. o. Conant. Music
Committee. $4,000 was appropriated for the
pastors salary and $500 for music. A com.
mittee was appointed to examine the church
edifice, with view to altering and improving
the same, and report at an adjourned meeting
st. Stephens .-Moderator, Frederick Davis
Clerk, David f. Corser; Wardens, Frederick
Davis and s. 7. Corser; Vestrymen, Edwin
Churchill, John G. Tolford, John B. Coye, A
A. Strout, r. w. Gage, Charles Sager, T. b
Tolford, B. Wr Jones, j. L. Conner, Geo. Fl
Starr, F. III. Bailey, j. d. Hudson, j. +. An
derson, James Bailey, M. d.. Lane, B. B
Farnsworth, w. III. Sabin, G. FL. Blake, w
II. BOND, ). II. Eaton; Treasurer, j. FL. Eaton
Assessors, L. B. Tolford, s. T. Corser, Charles
Sager.
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TELEGRAPHIC Irnv,s.

Capt A. s. Toplany, late of the U. S. Army,
had leg broken in drunken row in a New
York billiard room Monday night
President Grant and family visited Mount
Vernon on Tuesday.
The people of Portsmouth, N. H., are max
ing an effort to have the next fair Of the New
Hampshire Agricultural Society held in that
city.
Commander Picard reported at Kittery navy
yard Tuesday to take command of the Wanda
liza. n , -51.' n -. 80 MOI
Thomas Hodges, noted desperate, horse
thief and murderer. who shot and fatally
wounded Whitlock Friday night, was forcibly
taken from Jail in Stanton, Va. early Tuesday
morning by mob of disguised men and hang
ed. Hodges had shot and killed four men in
this locality before he skot Whitlock.
The reports of the Methodist Conference at
Peekskill, N. Y, show decrease of go in
members and probations during the year.
Bishop Clark is more comfortable. lH
Joseph johnson, colored, of Elmira, N. Y,
was fatal beaten with club on Sunday night
by John Vaudeville, who is now in custody.
Jacob Clark and two others have been arrest
ed as accOmplices.
The committee of the New York Assembly
appointed to investigate the Irvng-W fra
cas- have reported that Irving's CONDUCT was a
members of the House, and if he had remain
ed a member of the Assembly he would have
deserved the severest punishment in its power
to intiict. 1t will be remembered that Irving
resigned after the assault was made
The Prussian Cross Gazette says that the
British government is endeavoring to persuade
Germany to intervene for the restoration Of
order in Paris.
The total number of French soldiers sent
home from Switzerland is 84,O34.
An armstice between Spain and the Pacific
republics was signed in Washington on Tues
day.
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| .57 Markets.
Especial Dispatch by International Line,
BOSTON. Tuesday, April Ii.
At market this week:-2174 Cattle, 1886 Sheen and
Lambs $500 Swine 800 Veals last week. 237I Cattle.
6s25 Sheep and Lambs $500 Swine; 1926 Veals. From
PR1cEs~Beeves-E1tra quality s1l5o@ - 90 !;
first quality 80 80 81 25 second quality 10 90 q
cas ana Sa. grades
Brighton hides cents; Brighton Tallow 6 q sc;
ScHntry hidss q &c; Country TalIow ~ ssc; Cal,
skin; Lamb skins SOC each. y -
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and select lots at "a so a
The stock in market this Week were mostly door and
the trade rather dull. .s5,.5.1,s : - - -.
sc b. Fat He He's T S,% G. ''c retail
* III y, II @ 1sc; medium 16 q tic; poor
Droves from Maine-B. Estes. "a.
Remarkable supply Of Cattle in the market this
week were nearly all from the West, there being
The Cattle cost higher at Albany, but the market At
Boston for the past week has been very dull and viii
not warrant the butchers in buying on high prices
one lot OF Cattle from Maine this week. and we did
not hear that any sales OF them bad been made up
O'clock today On account Of Fast Day, which &C.
ours on Thursday the reports for the former had to
be made up earlier than usual. The supply in mar
ket OF all grades Of Cattle for the week was larger
be still lower than those of last week. The
for beef in Boston have fallen off more than 81 per
uuuuIeu IIOm tnOSo OF last week. There has been
but few lots of Cattle sold for more than 12c D is
&c fb light weight. The trade is confined to beef
Catts exclusively all the Cattle being inspected be-
fore their being offered tor aale Good judges predict
that the prices will be from 5Oc to 81 per hundred
lower than they we're week ago before the close
We quote sales of Western Cattle at lie y ID, 80
per cent shrinkage, average weight 1887 TBS; at
lie tb, SO per cent shrtnkage average weight 11O5
TBS; at 104c fb, 81 per cent shrinkage, average
weight 1l2o TBS; at 1c ~ fb. 80 % ct. shrnkage, av-
average weight llos ibs; at 11ic " b, 30 per cent
shrnkaee, ACREAGE weight 1850 lbs; 80 at nc % Is,
80 per cent shIinkage average weight 1885 lbs: 81 AZ
l0c H. "a per cent. shrnkaRe, average weight 1922
TBS; % at &c ID, live weight average weight 1900
ms: st TIC b, average weight 1900 lbs 50 at 10lc
g H. 81 per Get. shrinkage, average weight 1877 NE;
at il9c p ID, 80 per cent shrinkage average weight
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@ o NJ M H r. CIAL.

Receipts by Railrends and ssteau,be.ss.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, 400
bbls Hour cars spool stock do shingles do clap
Doaros 90 sugar boxes, do tubing, do furniture
40 splnts, DO laths, Q do hay, 1 do straw 4 40
1ark, 40 Stats, do corn, do cotton, do tow 30
90 iumber, 2 do sundries; shipment East 400 bbIs
nour, = cars suudres; shipments to Europe, 2 cars
peas 90 ashes, do provisions. ED 9h- 'I'i'lI
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-1A cases mdse. 20
Dals dowels, 10 do shevels, 10 beams yarn 80 pkgs
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-52T coils
cordage 40 kegs lead 81 bdls ron 10 cases Shoes 26
pdls shoyes Is pkgs furniture, Jars snuff 10 emp
Oh Dps 10 sheets copper, casks liquors. 40 boxes
spices i2o pieces axles, 10 bbs oil, pumps trails
aates rolls carpeting 10 bbls. beer piano, horse
~ cases and 10 bales domestcs l20 pkgs to order;
or Canada and up country, IS oysters 10 bdls
pastepoard 3 casks oil, az bbls phosphate lime, Al
uaaes WOOL pieces marble, crates crOckery, hid
moiosses, oO bags dyewood, 100 pkgs to order.
a. STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YORK
% Daies wool SO do rags, 1O5 do rags,6 do cotton
CRAM " DO junk 1400 chests tea 81 rolls mattngs,
10 l9s carpeting 40 boxes glass; 100 do tobacco, 100
10 ~ do saeratus % do bitters 80 do drugs
% uo oranges and lemons 60 bdls paper hangings, IA
81 bags rice, 30 do seed 20 glass ware,
10 Ho ury goods, rs do lead and paint do marble,
paes ron 20 casks paris white, 10 tierces tobacco
~ oois sulphur, % do paint 10 do OIL 100 kegs b.
soda 81 90 syrup, do paint, 27 boxes telegraph
5etia DO clock, carriage, pianos, 200 pkgs
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NO. y frm at 10l q 10i reals exported during tie
week rom Havana and MataDzas SO 900 boxes and
5000 hhds including 1S OC0 boxes and 1000 hhds ia
the United States; stock in warehouses at Havana
ana Matanzas 3s2 600 boxes and % 600 hhds Butter
naI: Flour dull. Hams declining, owing to heavy
aarlvals sales American sailed 10 "a 2lc: sugar cured
~ Zlo. Lard tat; kegs III q 17ic; tins 2i1 a 22lc
ATat1es steady Cooperage dull. Ereights firm
E1cnangeon London 173 a 184 per cent premium
On onted states, go dayss sight, in Currency D H
PEI CENT. dlscounti do short sight "a A ner cent
dscount DO IN Gold, 60 days sight, 81 pef Cent nre
mum 90 short sight, q II per cent. pren1ium.
LONDON, April 11-113O A. M.-Consols s2z a o.
for money and account. - - "
American seeurities-U s. 5-2O's 1852, 92f do 1865
old, 92t; do 1867, 91}; do 10-4O's S94. =
LIVERPOOL, April 11-11.30 A. M,-Cotton ouiet
Mfddling uplands "a q I'D; do Orleans I'D sales
1000 bales. New Red Western Wheat lis q lis Sd
Tor lowest grades No. to highest grades No. Red
Winter lis lid; California 12s Cd. Oats 3s 3D. Corn
S4s Sd; new 33s Sd. Pork SOs. Lard SIS. Beet lO9s
The receipts OF Wheat for three DAYS were 40. OOO
quarters, Of which q, 500 quarters are American
LONDON, April 1t-4.3o p. M.-Consols closed at
92b e SO tor money and account. bla ~
American securities steady; United States 5-20's
ISL s22 do 1866, old s2a; d. 1887 siE; u s. io-4os
LIVERPOOL, April 1t-4 80 p. M,-Cotton closed
quiet; Middmg uplands "a q 7Id sales 1000 bales
The advices from Manchester report yarns and
fabrics steady. t5i 4sE l-f'laa
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Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. d
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BOSTON. April 11.-[ReportedJ for the Press. 1.-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Oho and Pennsylvania pick-lock 65 "a
81; dochoice Xxx $4,000; fine IS a 55c; medium
% g sc; coarse 80 q tac; Michigan extra and Xxx
81 q &c; fine 80 q &c; medium 81 q &c; COM
mon AZ q 4Sc; other common AZ q 4Sc; other West
mon 45 @ 4Sc; pulled extra a q 57c: superfne AZ
&c; No. at 30 g 45c; combing fleece at IS q eoc;
California at 20 q 38c; Texas at 20 a SIC; Canada
combing SO @ COO; Smyrna washed at 20 "a 35c: nm
washed IL q zoe; Buenos Ayres at % q 81; Cape OF
Good Hope at % q 35c; CHILEAN at 20 a Csc; Donskai
81 q SIC; Mestiza pulled 30 a zoe. = = = : :
kemarks-The market for fleece and pulled Woods
continues TO sustain the recent advance but stocks
are so small the business has been comparatively
light. In New York there has been no new Gin Of
California of any amount received ~ yet and tran.
sactions In that description consequently very
light: There has been an increased demand for for
taken for cOnsumpti0n = ~
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BLOODY SCENES ANTICIPATED.

~, pAn1S's-A april 11.-tspuciaf- to NJ World. I
The breach Of Porte Maillot is practicable and
an assault upon it is expected tomorrow. The
commune are barricading every street. They
command and the work of carrying barricades
will be fearfully bloody -
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THUNDER SToRM.-The first thunder storm
OF the season passed over the city this morn
Jag, reaching its height about 2 o'clock, when
the lightning was quite vivid and the thunder
heavy. Our telesaphic dispatches report
heavy rain storms all through the West, and
in some quarters Of unusual violence, doing
great damage to property, and in others heavy
falls of snow. The rain in this city fell freely
at o'clock this morning. 80 al 80
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PUBLIC TEMPRRANcE MEET1Na-At the
public temperance meeting to be held at City
Hall this evening under the aupices Of the
Good Templars. Mayor Kingsbury will make
the address of welcome to the members of the
Grand Lodge. Rev. Smith Baker, Jr., Of
Orono, will reply. Addresses are also expect.
ed from Gov. Perham and other prominent
gentlemen in the Order. This Order is now
the most powerful temperance. Organization in
the world, numbering more than six hundred
thousand members in, North America and
twenty five thousand in this State. The meet
ing will be entertained with good music A
cordial invitation is extended to the public to
attend the meeting.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Z Yesterday a gang Of
about forty river-drivers arrived here from the
Kennebec en- route westward, among whom
was man named Withee.. Theyeot into a
fight in the smoking car at the depot and some
blows were struck, but the police restored or
der. When the train arrived at Saco Withee
got off the car, and in attempting to get on
again after the train was in motion slipped
from the platform and fell under the wheels.
One arm was crushed and mangled in horri-
BILE manner, rendering amputaton necessary
near the shoulder. Withee belonged in Whit
ing. -..-. IL .--.-: I. n -[Ll u. l-IE
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PORTLAND FRATERNIrY.-Classes will be
formed at the rooms of the Portland Fraterni-
ty, 353 IL Congress street, for the following
studies, viz: on Monday evening-geography,
history, grammar and reading will be taught;
on Tuesday evening, bookkeeping; on We'd
nesday evening. languages and sciences; on
Thursday evening, arithmetic; on Friday even
ing, writing. Any person wishing to join any
of the above named classes will please make
application to the janitor, at the rooms. for adj
mission tickets. ~ w %Aa
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Government Sale.

TINE undersigned will offer for sale at public auc-
i ton, on the premises in Cornish, York County
Maine, Oh The 1lth day OF July 1871, ct ten o'soc
A m, tract OF land acquired by the United STATE
from John Jameson, 1ato Additional Paymaster ,
s. A, and containing eighty-six acres being the fai
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-third Cash, balance in ono and tw
years with interest," note and mortgage.
For further particulars enquire at this ONCE or OF
Nathan Webb, u 8. Attorney, Portland, Maine.
EVERETT g. BANFiELD,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
Washington, D. c., March rs, 1871. mr2oW1aw3m
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q 00-S 111@hA11ON T1AOfOSEU
A despatchl has COMO to Versailles for the
purpose of proposing measures of Cancellation
They are instructed to insist on the maintain
ing Of the republic and continuance of mnpi-
cipal franchise and to demand that the nation
ais shall alone guard Paris and if Theirs re-
iects these terms to enquire what conditions
the Versailles government has to propose, /
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue ofs nsnae
N from the Hon John A. Waterman, Judse St
Probate for the county of Cumberland shall all
Ferry, in said county, on Monday the fifteenth day
OF May next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon all the In
terest which Rachel York has In Lot of land situss
on the corner Of Dyer and Front St., Her interest
being three fourths a. of said property.
Cape Elizabeth Fefry, April 10, 1871,
ALFRED CLEAVES, Guardian.
F.O. BAILEY Il CO., Auctionesrs.
apr10d iaW.w3v&
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SAVANNAH, Georgia, April 7.-Coiton Freights
quiet. Lumber vessels to coastwse ports are scarce
anu IN demand at good offerings. We quote to Liver
pool per sail 7l6d on uplands; Sea Islands 11-16d to
"a on uplands, TO Liverpool via New York, through
per steam 15-32d on uplands; Sea Islands Id. 10
Cuba " q 8; Timber nominal. To Liverpool SIS Sd
g 40s Rssawed Lumber to Baltimore $6 80; to New
York and Soundo ports 81 30 to So To Philadelphia
SS. New York per steam 3c y ib ON upiands; Sea
1c To Boston per steam 3c on uplands; Sea islands
Lei per sail &c on upands; through to Providence SOC
on uplands; Rice 81 go - ''l7--'
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METEOROLOGICAL.

WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON. {
SUMMIT MOUNT WAsHINGroN. via LITTLE
TON, April 11.-Observation taken at7P. M
Barometer 20. 70: change minus 10; ,hermome-
ter n; change plus 8; relative humidity So;
wind SSW; velocity of wind 48 miles per hour.
1t is probable that fresh winds from SOUTH
west aad northwest will prevail Wednesday
on the upper and lower lakes with clearing up
weather and partially cloudy with fresh winds
in the guilt aud south Atlantic States Cloudy
and falling weather in. the eastern States will
prevail, followed by clearing up weather :1on
wednesday night storm of the same dmen.
sIons but OF short duration appers to threaten
the country from West Virginia to Counecti-
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LIE announcement that the "Ancient Har-
mony society" will give concert at Cape
Elizabeth Fast-Day evening, is not ouite cor.
rect. The society which has given on;te a
number Of concerts here under this nama ;s
not the society which is to give the concsrt o. :,
the Cape. The Portland society viii SIM at
the Congress street M. E. church this EVENING
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USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver-Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manufa ctur
ed byN D. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change St., Room 5. 1t gives them instantly a
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. If satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded - tt
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NEW YORK, April 11.-Cotton duh and ac lower:
sales 4055 bales; Midding upands l5c. Fioar-saes
Ivy ~ Dds; state and Western steady; State 90 @
IS; Southern 90 q 90. Wheat hrmer; advance
OF freights checks export; sales 1000 bush.; No.
SWP5 n9ssr At IT, 60 an St nsx No DO ct 81
syerish and declining; sales So 900 BUSH new Mixed
western 70 e 76c Oats steady; Ohio and Western
Il Is sea %ss # y
Ohio ~ q 2oc; State 20 q acc. Whiskey without
change cha Western tree SOL Sole Rice dun; Caro-
81 q 9ac. Coffee in fair request; Rio is a 1Sc. IA
val Stores-Spirits Turpentne steady at IS "a Sac:
Rosin quiet at 1924 for strained. Petroleum dull;
crude lS3c; refined 231c Tallow steady at 81 "a SIC
Freishts to Liverpool firm; Grain a a SID. w.
CHICAGO, April 11.-Flour dull. Wheat-Ns. Q ia
istrly active andi higher at 1sb Corn active and
lower; No. at q! g size; OatsNo lower at $50.
g $50. High Wines steady at s6Bc. Provisions are
easier Mess Pork at IS % q 10 90, Lard III @ li5c.
1--we Hogs dun at % 10. Cattle lower as 50 S
Keceipts-sooo bbls. -four, 5000 bush. wheat k7 l
600 bush. corn, 900 bush oats aeO0 BUSH rye 1904
0as1 Dasss &c. -four sooo ,u.,
goo bush corn 5000 BUSH oats, loco bush rye 60
TOLEDO, o., April 11.-Flour steady and in moder.
ase uem an wheat advancing and in active de-
Corn lowers high mixed $50 q Sc low do Sc. osfs
at 233c. l.--o-.--- wv ." '''' S0'
20 e. Es4G du AP RI lines Pork nominal
Bacon unchanged. whiskey sc. ''e"'' @nD
Miodling uplands 14c. '''-
CHARLEsTON, April 1l.-Cotton steady: Middlino
uplands 1870. EoA 9asgfssf '~17TfN - - = =
MOBILE, April n.--cotton dull; Middlng uplands
NEW oRLEAHs. April 1l--Cotton steaoy; Mid.
ding upands 1i2c. si'IIs d 49, 80" -
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a smcess
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrb.

DhiS1s AiiaVant0r cures Catarrh. IT,
MIR. KINGDOM CLIFFORD recently said in a
lecture before the Royal Institute that ''It is
quite possible for conventional rules of action
and conventional habits Of thought to get
such power that progress is impossible" a
truism for every walk, work or profession and
proper heading for an advertisement for
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHos-
PHITEs. This preparation has been before the
public several years, has been tried tested and
approved by the leading men in the faculty of
medicine, and yet there are fossils in the pro-
fession, who persistfn prescribing the old pal
liative remedies of their grandsires in such dis
eases as Consumption, and others indicative of
prostration ofthe vital powers, and pronounce
them incurable. Progress in medical science
is indeed impossible when conventional habit
of thought has such strong holds. %
apr10th-eod1w&Sw1t
$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor Of
DIR. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
covery for medicine that will equal it in tie
cure of "Liver Complaint or "Billiousness,"
Constipation Of the Bowels, Bronchial Throat
and Lung diseases, severe Coughs, and as a
blood purifier for the cure of Scrofulons dis
eases, Boils, Eruptions, Tumors, Pimples.
Blotches and Rashes appearing upon, the face
SOLD by druggists aal,ai4 - ~
apr11th-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME. 4
-- -gs.i 81 LOVE YOU.' .IL p
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THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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GET Briggs Corn aud BunionY Remedies
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. If.
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EAsTER.-Never before, within our recollec-
tion, have our exchanges from all parts Of the
country recorded SO general an observance of
the Easter festival as on Sunday last. 1t is
especially noticeable that while many Metho-
dist and Congregational" churches recognized
the day by floral decorations and special SER
vices the sermons in q majority of them, as if
by general consent, were founded on the Res
direction and enforced its lessons. .-Al
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superior Court.

superior COURT.
sAPRh CIVIL TERM-GODDARD, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The cases assigned for trial to-day
were nearly all settled disposed of by the parties
and the remainder were reassigned.
The following assignments OF Justice trials have
been made by the Judge for the week: ftssEos,
fN+ WEDNESDAY: APRIL -.
Nos. 2oi, 239, 2s5, 292, 1884, s16, 2I9s, 2ss, ZIG.
:. .,alsa FRIDAY, APRIL il. s9
Nos 1885, 1ss 2os 2ie 245 1885, 2es, 27o 271, 275, 27s
200. 296, 1903, 212, 400. ~ so
tig. SATURDAY, APRIL Is. -.
Nos. 2el, 222. .se4.s,
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F. O. BAILEY s. Co, will sell at IL
o'clock this p m at salesrooms. general as
sortment of dry and fancy goods See particu-
bars in auction column. aAE--
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4 HATS and caps Of the latest style Just re
ceived at E. A. Burnell's, 147 Middle street
- apr8-1w si ls ssH -r4sn
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WE direct attention to Mrs. Wentworth
Stevenson's advertisement. The lady is well
known in Portland as an accomplished vocal
list and we presume is possessed of the requi-
site faculty of imparting musical instruction to
others
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. AUCTION COLUMN. l
Real Estate. :. F.. o. Bailey g. Co.
Oil Paintings. IF. o. Bailey q Co..
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Social Dance. -. Browns Hall. +.rs-
Naragansett Park Association.
Singing at Sight. Mrs. Stephenson.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Haydn Association. :. F. II Cloyes
Special Notice. .. l.. l.. Lincoln.
Seed Potatoes :. Isaac Berry.
Notice to 1oschers. j. y. Snow. sff4
W. NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
To the Ladies. -. L. NJ. Cartland..
Sch'r for Alexandria and Georgetown.
Entry Clerk Wanted. :. Deering, Milliken & Co.
Wanted. >. Wood Turner.
Provision Store Tor Sale.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-12

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-12

The Directors Of the Portland Institute will
assemble at the library this afternoon at three
o'clock for organization, and every member is
especially requested to attend