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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

NEW lot fine Cluny lace collars, at 30 cents
each, at COgia Hassan's. apI6-1w
USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver-P Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manufa ctur
ed by N. ID. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change St, Room 5. 1t gives them instantly
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded. If
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Supreme Judicial Court.

APRIL TERM WALTON, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAy.-Court was occupied the greater part OF
the day in hearing petitions, notions etc. and in dis
posing Of interocutory matters. Adjourned to Sat-
urday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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Entire Collection of Original Oil
Paintings and Sketches by
III. B. Brown at Auction.

At Lancaster Hall, ON Wednesday and
Thursday, April 10Th an Doth,
COMMENCING, at and IL o'clock NJ, each
~ day.
Previous to a visit 10 Europe Mr.. Brown proposes
70 sell without reserve his entire collection OF Oil
Paintings aud Sketches by auction, and in 30 doing
he offers his friends aud the public opportunity
which Will probably never be offered again to obtain
an original Pa'nting by Harry Brown.
The collection will be exhibition at pace OF sale
day and evening after noon on saturday, April 10,
to time OF sale, when Catalogues can be obta ined.
apl2td f.. o. BAILEY Il Co., Aacf'rs.
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APRIL 4-'Fashons Come In"-False noses
much worn-Pantomime heads in request
Shooting stars licensed. Until the police in
terfere tell everybody to read Fitzgerald &
Go. 8 advertisement.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The citizens of
fortiand should not fail to attend the temper
ance meeting at City Hall to MORO " evening.
lev. MIR. Vibbert the lecturer, is one of the
NEST instructive speakers in the temnar.nca
cause, he is Chairman of the Committee on
Prohibition in the Mass. Legislature, and his
lecture on Sunday evening. on Young Women
and Intemperdnce cannot fail to interest both
old and young; every young woman especially
should endeavor to be present.
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R. *. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auotioneer

MO. 3i6 Congress St., will sell every eveniugl
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods viii be sold during the day in lots to sui
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on a.
descriptions OF goods. Consignments not limited.
February II, 1868. dit
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MONEY easy at Yesterdays rates and very abund-
ant Sterling Exchange at ITO q 1l0a.
Stocks very active and feversh during the after
noon until near the close OF business when heavy
sales to realize the advance caused general reac-
tlon During the period of the greatest excitement
many stocks touched the highest point of the season
and the street was full of rumors designed to affect
the future Of the market. 1t reported that Wa
bash was to be leased to the Lake Shore company at
per cent, and Lake Shore in turn to be leased to
New York Central at per cent. $50 900 of the
stock. which would allow a stock dividend OF $15,-
100000 The improved condition of the affairs Of the
Chicago & North Western stimulated an advance in
that stock and the prospect OF early settlement of
the coal troubles aided the price of realizing. The
following are the closing quotations:
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WE would call especial attetion to advertise
ment, Personal" II any one can give infor-
nation where the young man can he found, it
will be thankfully received.
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LOOK at the fine Carriages and Harnesses at
the Carriage Bazaar IA and 16 Exchange st.
Also Second Hand carriages of all kinds at the
storehouse, corner of Park and CONNER
streets
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You can always get good clothing at fair
prices of GEO. w, RICH Co.
173 Fore ST
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HATS and caps OF the latest style just re.
ceived at e. A. Burnelps, LAT Middle street
aDr8-1w
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hail. is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. ian11eodtf
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If you want a dish of oysters we'll cooked,
drop into Jesse Freeman's, opposite Printers
Exchange. Families supplied with the best in
the market, at moments notice.
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/ For FINE TOILET ARTICLES, dentifrices,
perfumery. soaps or cigars, try Hinds's drug
store, under the Preble House. Everybody
buys his Bay Leaf, Castor Oil and Brandy for
the hair
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Commissioner Clifford yesterday for purchas'
ing equipments from soldier belonging &c
Fort Preble He was ordered to give bonds IN
the sum of $500 for his appearance at 10 Il
o'clock this morning.
Fine day Yesterday. Thermometer 600 at
| noon.
The Adelphans had crowded house at
their performance in Augusta Thursday night
and cleared $540, the largest sum ever made at
the hall of performance.
The steamer City of Richmond On the Ban
gor route, is now making her regular trips'
three times week The old officers are near
ly all found at their posts. Capt. Denh'son ~
still in command. Clerk, Edward Cushing;
steward, e. F. Warner By the way, Inc Gull
nary department of this boat, and also that OF
the CITY of Lewiston, is now conducted on the
European plan, which is growing very popular
among the travelling community.
Quite number of strangers in town during
the last three days, attending the session of
the Grand Lodge of Good Templars.
The steamer City of Lewiston is full of the
fifteenth amendment. She is entirely manned
by colored crew.
Kate Field will lecture in City Hall on
wednesday evening, May Sd.
Mr. James r.. Ellison, the vocalist, who for
the past seven or eight years has been assistant
freight agent at the Portland station of the
Grand Trunk Railway, being about to make
Liverpool his future place OF residence, was on
Thursday presented with an elegant and mas
slve gold chain by the employees at the station,
by whom he has always been highly respected
for his courtesy and kindness.
An entertainment will be given on Monday
and Tuesday evenings next by the Atlantic
Dramatic Club, assisted by the Iron Glad choir,
for the Benefit of the Union Society, at Ferry |
Village.
We notice that that none of the clergymen
in their Fast Day dscourses, while pointing |
put the many evils of the day, touched upon
he great question of the "Social Evir' which /
s agi tating the other cities. DO we imply |
rom that that Portland is free from it?
Barnes childrens' masquerade ball at City
Hall last evening, turned out humbug. No
how.
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ONE THOUSAND pairs heavy all wool pants at
GEO. w. RICH & Co.. 173 Fore st.
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$50 PARAsoLs all the new styles, fiom 4Octs
to 5000 each, opened yesterday at Cogia Has
sons
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Go and look at the new invoice of Chromos
just received at Schumacher Bros, No. 5 Deer
ing Block. apr11-tf
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WE invite the attention of the trade to our
elegant stock of new spring goods for ne GUS
tenn clothing GEO. w. RICH & Co.,
173 Fore street.
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SPLENDID stock Of new clothing now on our
counters All goods warranted and prices hon
est. GEO. w. RICH & Co.,
11o Eoro .troot
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TrMMoNs & HALVES, Market Square, will
supply their customers to-day with fresh oys-
tiers to an unlimited extent Their resources
are equal to any emergency.
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WARRINGTON.
NOMINATIONS.
GO M M Il re IAL.


WASHINGTON, April 14.-The President to-
day nominated Thomas r. Cowan Of Ohio. AS
sstant Secretary OF the Interior, and lanes H
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Desirable Real Estate on Middle
Sc, mt Auction.

nN Tuesday, April 18th, at P M, we shall sell the
Overy desirable lot OF land the South westsrly
corner OF Frsnklln and Middle streets, containing
about 5000 square feet.
Every part of this lot be made available for
stores or other buildings, 1t having good front
two principal streets.
Terms very easy, and made known at sale.
ap12td FLO BAILEY & CO., IS Exchange st.
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Lot of Land on Gnml.n~ia..-a- sA-AAt-
at Auction.

I'm Thursday, April goth, at IL M, We shall sell
" the valuable lot OF Land situated on the corner
of Cumberland and Smith streets. Said lot contains
about 172o square feet. On the lot is cellar with
brick and cement drain in good order. This is a de-
sirable corner lot. in good neighborhood and con-
tains waste land. $50 of the purchase money re-
quired at sale.
II. .. BAILRY Il co , Auctionsers.
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Market.
LONDON, April 14-11.30 A. M Consols 93t q 931
for money.
American securities quiet and steady; United
States 52Os, 1862 9Of exdiv; do 1885, old, 80 exdv
do 1857, 92a; U. s. 1O-40s, 894.
LIVERPOOL, March 14-1l A. M.-COtton is dull
Middling uplands II q 74d; sales OF the week for
three days A. 600 bales Of which 900 were for ex
which 10000 are American; receipts Of the week
$4,000 tales, including 1O2, 900 bales American act
uaI export p, 900 bales.
LONDON, April 1880 P. M.-ConsOls closed at
934 q 932 tor money and account.
American seeuritesl1rm; U. s. 5-20's 1862 9Oi; do
1865, old, 90t; do 1867, 92A; do 10-40s S9i.
LONDON, April IA 30 P. M.-Sugar 36s Cd a. 27s
on the spot and Sis afoat Spirits Turpentine SOS.
LIVERPOOL, April 1880 p. M,-Cotton-Mid-
ding uplands I'D.
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AS usual we urge all our friends to go to
George w. Rich & Co. for good clothing, at
fair prices. Store 17S Fore St. apr eod1w
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ST. AUGUSTINE SCHooL.-Trinity Term at
this excellent and growing school will begin
on Monday.
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Everitt J. Obed was to-day sentenced to two
years in State Prison for passing counterfeit
money;
Johnson's organ factory, in Westiield, was
destroyed bv fire last night, together with three
organs nearly finished Loss $4,000. Insured
for $4,000.
A letter from Fayal announces the death OF
Charles w. Dabney, late U. S. Consul at that
place.
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HARRY Browns PAINTINGs.-W hope our
readers will not fail to visit Lancaster Hall TO.
day and inspect the valuable collection of
paintings and sketchngs of our celebrated ma
riue artist, Harry Brown. They are very at
tractive. and will be soll with the frames
which, are very neat and elegant and reflect
great credit upon the taste of Mr.. f. f. Hale
who manufactured them. The paintings have
all been neatly catalogued by Mr.. Cyrus f.
Davis-with Schumacher-and will aid the
visitor very much in his inspection OF the pic
lures. The sale commences on Thursday and
we expect that many of them will find home
in Portland.
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ALL the latest styles of Hats can be found at
apis 3t MAHER & Co.'s, opp Post-ofice.
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ELEGANT line of goods for custom clothing at
GEO. w. RICH & Co., 173 Fore st.
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MA nicipai Court.

JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-State vs., James Carlin. Search and
seizure. Fined $50 and COSTS appealed. Howard g.
Cleaves.
State vs. Peter Doran. Larceny. Fined So and
costs; commit ed
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Groceries and store Fixtures at
AuctiOn

I'M Tuesday, April 18th at 2 Ia o'clock P M, We
- shall sell at Salesroom, general assortment OF
Groceries and Store Fixtures The Stoek is rom
out OF the City. and is said to be fr.t-class,
ap6dtd u. .. BAILEY Il co. Aueflnneara
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METEOROLOGICAL.
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON

SUMMIT MOUNT WARRINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, April 14.-Observation taken at z p. M
Barometer 29.72: change plus .05; ,hermome-
ter 81; change minus 2; relative humidity II; ;
wind WSW; velocity of wind miles per hour.
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AUCTION SALES.
Beautiful Shells at Auction.

= "tIIut oHCIis UC AuCLIOn.
l sAIUkDAY, April 18th, at 10 A. NJ and g
OF ,ba AZ once, we shall sell the cholcest collection
Ihe co aver offered In this market.
III ne collection will be on exhibition on and .i,sr
anime tba INST. The public are invited to cali and eT
sn,otJ es particularly invited to the ,ale
"pN TO. BAILEY q Co Auet'.s
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New Advertise,n emts To-day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Metropolitan Hotel Sale.
Valuable Real Estate. F. o. Bailey & Co.
mouse lot. ...F. o, Bailey 81 Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Sweetsir's Beachery.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Musical Festival.
Music Hall ...Adelphans.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Carriages. -. e. K. Lemont & Co.
Personal. {. Man Missing.
10 the Ladies. :. Mrs Cushman.
Schr for Sale. :. .Chas II. Chase ~ Co.
Hoascs to Reut.. w. H. Jerr;s.
Eureka Jewery Store.
Lost. Plan.
Lost. {. =. Wallet.
COMMISSIONER Notice.
Pews in the High st Church.
Steamer Tor Thomaston, Waldoboro, &c.
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Real Estate On Mayo Street at
Auction.

ON Monday, April Gath. at p N, we shall sell the
~ property No Mayo st. Said property consists
OF two and a halt story wooden house, rooms,
and large attcs, large closets good cellar plenty OF
water; said house was built since The fife in sub
santal menner. Lot 80 GA 1t. This property IL
In good location, and is valuable for occupancy
| investment.
| Sale positive. Terms at sale
apf5td +. o. BAILEY s. CO, Auet'rs.
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Threatening and partially cloudy weather
has been very generally experienced to day on
the Middle Atlantic, and clear weather in the
Eastern States. Clear weather with cold north
~ winds will probably be experienced over the
Iakes, followed by slight disturbance on Sat-
urday night on the upper lakes. Clearer and
Partiany clear weather is probable for the
southern States and Atlantic coast.
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MAssACuUsETTs.

ANXIETY IN REGARD TO THE FISHING FLEET.
Boston, April 14-Much anxiety is felt in
Gloucester regarding the safety of several OF
the fishing fleet. the gale of April I'd, on
Georges Bank being one of the most violent of
the season. News has already been received
Of the drowning of four men belonging in
Gloucester, ar d another, native OF Newfound-
land. The loss of life the present season on
the Banks has been very large, not less than
40 men and vessels having been lost since
January 1st
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success. If.
RRIGGS' A llavantor cures Catarrh If


Mr.. KINGDOM CLIFFORD recently said in a
lecture before the Royal Institute that at 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 persist in prescribing the old pal
lative remedies of their grandsires in such dis
eases as Consumption, and others indicative of
prostration of the vital powers, and pronounce
them incurable. Progress in medical science
is indeed impossible when conventional habit
of thought has such strong holds.
apr10th-eod1w&w1t
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$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor OF
DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
covery for medicine that will equal it in the
cure of oliver Complaint" or "Billiousness,"
Constipation Of the Bowels, Bronchial Throat
and Lung diseases, severe Coughs, and as
blood purifier for the cure of Scrofulons dis
eases, Boils, Eruptions, Tumors, Pimples,
Blotches and Rashes appearing upon the face
Sold by druggists.
ood1 In Il,
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PoLIcE-Wednesday evening a couple Of
fellows went on board vessel lying at Union
wharf, and complaining that they were hun
cry, Capt Best took pity on them and fur
nished them something to eat To show their
gratitude when they left they took with the m
the captains coat. Thursday morning officers
Field and Williams arrested Peter Doran and
recovered the coat. esMa
Officer Field arrested yesternoen afternoon
a fellow by the name of John Pettigrew, who
has been committing petty larcenies about
town.
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CITY AND VICINITY

0"r "ooernsing patrons are reque.ted TO send
m ner copy as early IN the day as possible. Id
'e't'sements to appear Monday morning should be
sem an Saturday, mot Sunday
Va Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
"Fy as Friday noon.
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A SEVERE JoKE.-On Fast afternoon a
couple of our best known citizens took West
brook horse car at the bridge intending to visit
Evergreen Cemetery. Many of their friends
were aboard the car, besides strangers, and
among the latter was gentleman from vii
lage situated not many miles from the city who
entered into conversation with one of the two
excursionists. All at once this stranger-who
was little affected no doubt by the spirit of
the day-accused this gentleman of stealing
his pocket book, and when his friend inter-
posed accused him of being an accomplce. In
vain they protested cody and calmly that they
were no such men," and their friends on the
car enjoyed the joke extremely, although it
was not so much Of joke to the parties con-
cerned Luckily gentleman as aboard who
knew both the stranger and the two excursion
lists and satisfied the village gentleman that he
was accusing the wrong parties One OF the
accused parties says be never was in such a
position before and that "you can't imagine
how awkward it is unless you know how it is
yourself
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JOB PRINTING. Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended TO at the
Owest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS
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Bosten Stock List.

Bosten Stock List.
Sales at the Broken Board, April IA
Vermont Central LIST mortgage Bonds ........ ST
Vermont Central I'd mortgage bonds ...,..... AZ
United States Skies, 1881. Observation-Disclosures.
- July. 1867, ............ Hi
lS87.................. 111b
Union Pacific R skies. Observation-Disclosures. 84t
Union Pacific Land Grant, Sevens. II
Tacoma Manufacturing Company 80, ........ 420
Michigan Central karoad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1911
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Rev. Moseley III. Williams preached very
able sermon at this church, similar in some re-
spects to those reported above He spoke of
the day being one ordained by God, but did
not think it should be made the occasion by
minister for concentrating all his accumulated
bile on differing mortality. He spoke of the
into dwelling SO that il it became necessary
to remove that beam you must take down the
dwelling; and SO he thought it should be with
politics and religion. Our religion should be
such an essential thing in politics that if you
attempted to do away with it your whole polit-
trouble was that religion and politics now-a-
days are not essential to each other. They are
entirely distinct
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A crowded audience was assembled Music
Hall on the evening of Fast Day to witness
MIR. John Murray in his excellent performance
in the character of Rip Van Wrinkle. We have
on former occasion, given at some considera-
bic length, our opinion of Mr.. Murray's rem
dering Of the part and this opinion was con-
frmed and strengthened by the performance
Thursday The best features of the perform
ance are those scenes in which the better side
ofRip's nature become visibles like transitory
dreams of sunshine breaking through the dark
clouds of idleness and dissipation. The scene
In the first act, where with his little daughter
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Fiasr RAN IN NrsRAsxA.-Mr. Walker,
President Of the Leavenworth, Lawrence and
Galveston Rail, DAD. Mr.. Tbayer. Bo ton
railroad man. Col. Abel. Mr.. Firth, and 9TH
ers, vent up on . special train. on Friday
morning last. and laid the frat rail across the
line into Nebraska. on the A. 4 N. Road.
Work on the road is progressing rapidly. and
it is expected that the cars will be running to
Falls City by the Fourth of July. Workmen
are engaged on the Nemaha bridge. and the
gap between there and the track OF the old
Burlington and Southwestern will soon be
graded.