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FOR EiGN PORTS.

Ar at Singapore Mch 81, ship franklin. Drew, FIN
Rangoon. (and sailed 10Th for Hong Kong
AZ . ';aagkok Mich Is, barque Escort. Nichols,
Az at watow March 8, barquo Pekin, Seymour,
Shanghai.
AR az singapore Mich 25, ship Franklin, Drew, i'm
Rangoon land sailed 18th Tor Hong Kong)
SID i'm Amsterdam 26th ult, barque Dirigo, Blair,
Newcastle, Il.
Ar at London 2ath ult, ship Golden Horn, Cutting,
Bremerhaven.
Passed Deal 9th, barquo Carlton. Luce, from
Antwerp for Cardiff.
Callao.
Ar at Queenstown 9Th inst, barque Eva Fisk,
Nichols. Mobile for Altoona.
Ar at Buenos Ayres prev 10 Apl 3. barque Saml K
Spring, Small Portland tFeb 10y; Ella, Lewis, from
do, (Feb 3)
At Montevideo Mich 30. barque Annie E Sherwood,
Talbot fremont, Carlisle and j Pearson, Oliver,
tor New YORK, ldg; and others.
At Rio GIande Mch 81, brig Ernest, Hodgd0D, for
Boston, ldg. sch Portland, Nelson, une.
Ar at Cienfuegos I'd inst, barque Sam Sheppard,
Evans, tor Philadelphia.
Sid Sd, brig VIM Robertson Sheppard. New York.
Sid Sd. brig Harry, White. Tor Philadelphia; 4th.
Hermon, Hichborn, Sagua; 9th, sch Ruth Baker,
LoIing, Sagua.
Sid Sd, barrne g NJ Tucker, Tucter. New York !;
brig Amy A Lane, Carver, for do; 9th, Edith, Crow
ley, do.
Ar at Csrdenas 4th, brig Manson. Gflkey, Philsdel-
Sid 2d, barque Aberdeen, Treat, North Of Hatterss
81, brigs Coson. PaJs son, dos Adelia McLOoD,
MunrOe. Sierra Morena, A nj knight, Davis, Sagua
and North OF Hatteras; sIb, paraue Eyane RAN
dali, North OF HatteraS; brig Clara Jenkins Coombs
and Ellen ii. Dwyer, do.
Ar at Sagua 29th ult, brig San Carlos, blanchard,
New York. sch T. f Hart. Hart. do; 3Oth, barque
Ahnoner. Randall, do; brig Lizzie WyDan, Miller,
PHILADELPHIA.
Halifax 9Th inst, brig Startled Fawn sIorine,
Portland.
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ACCIDENT ON THE PORTLAND AND KENNE-
Bee RAILRoAD.-Yesterday morning train on
the Kennebec railroad when between Oak Hill
and Freeport encountered an OK team, the
driver of which barely escaped with his life.
The man was deaf and when the train whis-
tied he was about on the middle of the track,
holding the rens of the horse which was hitched
ON ahead of the oxen. The whistle frightened
the horse, which jumped suddenly and break
ing away from the team, twitched the driver
off the track just in time to save the latter's
life. The oxen had barely got off the track,
when the tram which was running at great
speed struck the cart and stove it into splin-
tiers. Luckily the yoke broke and the oxen
were not dragged upon the track, but made
their way up the road at full speed The man
was terri bly, frightened, but sustained no ply
steal injury.
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For Comedones, Black Worms or Gruhs, Pimply
Eruptions, and Blotched designations on the face
Use Perry's COmedOne and PimapIe Remedy
1t is invaluable to the afflicted. Prepared only by
DIR. G. II. Perry, DermotoIogist, 40 Bond
ST., N. ". Sold by Druggists everywhere.
feb27sn DIV Amos
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INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 PER CENT,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ARE INDEBTED TO THE BEARER IN THE SUM OF

THIS BOND is issued III accordance with the
provisions OF Act OF Congress entitled Gan Act to
authorize the rounding of the National Debt. :" ap-
proved July IA, 1870, amended by an act approved
January 20 ISL, and is redeemable at the pleasure
OF the United States, alter the first day OF Nav A.
D., 1884, in Coin OF the standard value of the United
States on said July IA, 1870. with inArest in such
Con from the day OF the date hereof at the tate OF
FIVE PER CENTUM per annum payable quarter
ly, on the first day OF February May, August, and
November, in each Year. The principal and interest
are exempt from the payment OF all Taxes Duties
OF the United states, as well from taxation in any
form, by or under State municipal or local authority
WASHINGTON. ..........,1S....
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READING AT DRIDGToN. - The Bri1gton
NeWs says Notwithstanding the inclemepcy of
the weather goodly number of our citizens
were present at Gibbs Hall Wednesday even
ing, to listen to select readings by the Hon. H.
j. Murray British Consul at Portland, who had
kindly placed himself at the disposal of the la
dies of the Congregational circle. 7. S. Perry,
Esq, opened the exercises by introducing the
speaker in few well-chosen and approp late
words complimentary to the reader and the
literature of his country. Mr.. Murray was re-
ceived with most generous demonstrations of
applause, his fine physique, commanding form
and atfable manners enlisting for him the full
sympathy of the audience before he had fairly
commenced, which was fully sustained during
the reading. The selections were 'The Fur
Tough" by Hood, and that exquisite story of
Dickens "The Christmas Carol" After speak
ing of Mr.. Murray's versatility and skill of
adaptation it concludes by remarking that MIR.
Murray has fewif any superiors in this sec
ton, as an elocntionst, and, we are free to
confess, we have never heard his equal.
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The CAVALRY ASSOCIATION OF THE Arm,
OF THE POTOMAC held its ANIMAL meeting il
Boston on Friday, Gen. Pleasahton in thu
chair. Gen. Sheridan was greeted enthusiasts
tcally Oh his entrance. After reading tbe
records of the last NEE ting resolution pro
Posing admittance in the society of cavalry.
men from all the armies Of the Union gave rise
W considerable discussion participated in by
"eneials Mcintosh, Fitzpatrick, Sargent,
c Si,, Custer and Shridan. General
'n ~ advocating the resolution said
that from the improvements which have hesn
made in arms, it is neeessa,v 60
airy separate AUD distinct o, MAKE Tue cav
tnat ~ can Operate independently az u, SO
arms OF the service, in other word!y 80 VI other
cavalry army. lie thought he sow n ui"Ae a
was IN Europe the evil effects of tSo wren iS he
tenn OF brigading cavalry with the difle o,u sys-
viSions of the army. The resolution wa S' e On
ally passed. "''' nn'
Gen. Sheridan was then elected President
of the association for the ensuing wear hv no'
clamation, and Generals David Nj. GreeG n ~
race Binney Sargent, John Il. Mcintosh, b. II
Grerson, Geo. A. Gustav, Judson KilpatriclS
and James II. Wilson, Vice Presidents; Major
G. l. Whitehead Secretary and Maj. Il. B..
Corson, Treasurer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNKNOWN /!

can purchase Fancy Goods, Hoop skirts,
HOSIERY, CHILDREN'S GARMENTS, Collars,
Cuffs Hdkfs, Laces, Edsnes 1nsertings. Ribbons.
Plaid and Plain Sashes Trimmed and Untrimmed
HATS and BONNETS, Vels, Nets, Shirt Fronts
Paper Collars Neck-Ties, Periumery, Toilet Soaps,
&c, at MRS. BRADFORD'S New Store No 24S
Congress 81. at Lower Prices than elsewhere
Victoria Curls and Parepa Braids i'm Silk
finish at low prices; cannot be distinguished from
hair Beautiful Human Hair CURLS (acar-
rantedl only 81 so. Good Imitation SOC to 75c
eR~f ook at these goods. at 24S Congress St,
under Congress Hall, nearly opposite First
Parish Church. Chi.drens Hats Trimmed Free.
NAV 1l-eod3t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
United States Internal Revenue.
CoIlector's Office First Distr;et Mama

Portland, May 18th, 1871.
I hereby give notice that have received from the
L Assessor of Internal Revenue for said First Dis
trct OF Maine, the Animal List of Incomes and Spec
ial Taxes tLicense assessed for the year 1871 that
the same have have become due and are payable:
and that will by myself or deputy, attend to the
Portland, daily, Sundays excepted) from this 18th
day OF May. 1871, to May 30th, 1871, inclusive.
have also made arrangements whereby parties in
SaeO and Biddeiord owing such taxes may pay the
same to r. M. Chairman, Cashier at the Biddeford
National Bank, during Bank hours, at any time pri-
or to May Both, 1871.
The Internal Revenue Act requires no further no.
tice OF Annual List than the foregoing except the
Special Notice to be mailed to all parties who neglect
to pay within the lime above specified for the issue
and service OF which the law provides that fee OF
twenty cents shall be charged.
All persons assessed are respectfully requested to
govern themselves accordingly,
myi3eodtd FRANKLIN j. ROLLINS, Collector.
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PORTLAND.

THE correspondence OF the argus thinks
that if the members of the school committee
were 10 be chosen by the wards no man could
be elected who is in favor of giving the public
money to support private Catholic institu-
tions. We base our opinion on what takes
place elsewhere. In New York, where the
Democracy have full coutre of the schools
and all else, it is notorious how lavishly the
Romish schools are endowed. In Lewiston
the method of choosing the committee which
is suggested for adoption here has been put
in practice, and in the single ward where the
Democracy have a majority, instead .of elect
ing "reforp,er", they have put forward an
Irish gentleman w..ose sole title to distinction,
we understand, is his devotion TO Rome and
his wealth acquired in the liquor traffic. if
they had majority in all the wards is it not
rather probable that the voters who elect this
Irish gentleman would find associates for him
that would, so far as permitted by our con-
stitution and laws, emulate the generosity OF
the metropolitan Democracy toward the
Catholic schools. We fear that it would be
precisely so in Portland. In three wards the
foreign Catholic population would have it al
ways in their power 20 coerce their party as.
sociates into electing men representing their
views places on the school committee by
boiling nominations or refusing to vote at all
until their wishes were complied with. They
would readily yield ali else for the sake Of
controlling the school board, for the Catholic
prelates have with their usual sagacity per-
ceived that if they can mould the character
and dictate the opinions of the rising genera
ton all other schemes for unfolding and ex.
tending the Influence of theira church will
in time infallably meet with success.
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In this city, May g. Sumner Sherman aged 10 DAYS.
10Th, Henry Austin, aged 10 days,-twin children OF
VIM. III. and Emma s. Broughton.
In this city, May H. Charles F. Gilman only son OF
Laurana r. and the late Capt. Charles II. Gilman,
aged 81 years months.
Funeral On Monday afternoon. at 8 o'clock,
at the residence OF his mother, No. AZ Green st.
In Wndham, May Z, Capt. Jacob Morrill, aged 70
years.
In Gray, Mayo, Mr.. Stephen Small. aged 81 years
In Lewiston, pril ~. Mrs. Abbie NJ, wife W. H.
b. Moore, aged 20 years months,-ormerly OF Ram
ford. 40
In Canton, May Q, VIM. II. Francis. formerly OF
Auburn, aged sc years.
In Casco, April So Callie NJ, daughter Of Jos. W.
and Eme,ine Anderson, aged II years. A .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New England Securities

THE Z. & N. A. RAILWAY Is completed from
L Bangor, Maine, 10 st. John. New Brunswick, a
instance OF POP miles,--with the exception OF o.
M between Winn, Me- and the boundary line OF
Tue state at VancebNrO'. On this portion the track
rs , now teing la d, beth from Vim eastward and
tnat ,S osst'oard and il is fully expected
s 'ne work WIZ be completed and trains running
Tbs road will then be ~
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THE ONLY RAILWAY

CONNECTING THE UNITED NTATEs
AND THE BRITISH PROVINCES New
Brunswick and Nova Scotial. The population OF the
maritime Provinces is about ONE MILLION,
and all the land travel freight mails &c, between
them and the Uni ed States, will pas this Trunk
line which is WITHOUT COMPETITION.
Although not yet completed, the business of the
road is already far greater than its most sanguine
friends predicted and is continually increasing. TIC
complete this road and to equip it as fully as lts
present large business and the lmned ate increase
consequent upon its completion. requires,-the Com
pany has issued its Bonds TO the amount Of Two
Millions OF Dollars. secured bya
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Photographic Rooms $50 Middle
street, to Let.
INQUIRE at tho rooms, or of
Il nv l3seodtt nj. q. PALMER.
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SPECLAL NOTICE.

N. B. Mrs. Bibber, the blind Clairvoyant. wou,,
thank the people of Portland for their patronaoo
and desires all who wish to avail themselves OF hsr
treatment, to call at their earliest convenience Her
examinations are free and her medicines reason.,S
As Mrs. Bibber is so occupied, she has been ohio, =
to limit her hours, from 10 a. m. to D. m. r.
special request she will remain here till the midi n.
Of May, Rooms, No, Brown Street. 27apl n,
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DKPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN Il N EWE.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday, Ramy IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick. Pike, st John NIB, via
Eastport.
Brig Catharine, tBr) Bouche, Pctou-31S tons coal
to order.
Sch II M Squires Baker, Mobile-eotton to VIM r.
Wood. -, -,
Sch Redondo, Moore, GeorGetown-eoai 10 James
81 Williams. ~, .. p,-
Sch Maria Roxana. Palmer, Boston, to Bunker
Bros, to load for New York
Sch Marel. Fletcher. Saco. o. .., >ro
Sch Eliza Frances, Eppt, st stephens, NIB, foI
Boston.
Sch Onward, Arey, Bangor Tor New Sork,
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- Upper tenement OF House No. 4 Monument
Ee; St.. containing or rooms all in good repair.
.kAl Apply TO w, j. JERKS.
May 18th, ISL. may 13-3wu
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Lumber Yard Let.
Desirable Tenement to Let.

THE laud on Commercial street. 50 ieet front and
l extending TO Fore ST. now occupied by b. Il. No
ble opposite Franklin Wharf.
myi3tf j. BROWNE, 10 State st.
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FOR Sale.
NOTICE.

,IyCHE Portland Dry Dock and Ware House 70 E,
have leased their Docks and other Psops s =, Gear
Can. Elizabeth to James simpson hiring said
lime tie Company will not be resPoIss s5r scout,
debts contracted In their Iame Sr the President OF
unless authorized or approve ,AM6ARD,
the company. - ~ mock and Warehouse 20,
por.Ia,d January 2sth. isit 11o0
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THORNTON,

Commander James,. Thornton. the real
hero of the Alabama fight, is at the head of
the navigation department.. He was born in
New Hampshire in 1927 and entered the navy
in 1871; was on blockade and special duty in
the Gulf during the Mexican war and was
commissioned as lieutenant in 1855 He was
executive officer OF the Flag Ship Hartford at
the passage of the Forts and Chaln,ette bat
teries below New Orleans; also in two engage
ments with the Vicksburg batteries and ac-
tioh with the Rebel Ram Arkansas. He mada
Reconnaissance of Fort Gaines, and sounded
the approach thereto under fire of the Fort
ana destroyed a Rebel steamer in Navy Cove,
Mobile Bay, under fire of Fort Morgan. He
was executive office of the Kearsaee in the ac-
tlon with the Pirate Alabama off Cherbouro
france. He was commissioned as command-
er in 1866, and was in command of the Kear-
sage during 1868 and 80. He has been in Tho
service "A years, and New Hamnsb;ya NOV
well feel proud of u son that has so biobiv
honored the flag of his country DUNDEE.
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SPOKEN.

April 27 lat 81 40 N, Ion 81 30 W. sch Hattie Has
kelI from New York for Martinique.
May 2, lat 80 30, lon GS &c. ship Louis Walsh, from
New Orleans Tor Liverpool.
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NO. III.
KITrERY Nav IL 1S7

KTTERY, May H. 1871.
THE EQUIPMENT DEPARTMENT-CoNIMAND
DE KRAFFr
1t is hard to discriminate where all do SO
well; and there seems to be a determination on
the part of the officers in the several depart.
meets of the yard, to maintain its reputation
as first class in every particular. This is par
ticularly true of the equipment department
under the supervision of Commander j. q. p.
de Kraft. Commander de Kraft was born in
the District of Columbia in 1926; entered the
navy in 1S4l, was commissioned as lieutenant
in 1855; was on the Niagara during the attack
on Fort McCrean, (deienses of Pensacola in
1861; commanded steamer Conemaugb, West
ern Gulf Blockading Squadron in 1864, and
was in the attack on Fort Powell, (defenses of
Mobile Bay.) His commission as commander
bears date July, 1866 He has been in the ma.
Wy 20 years. Prompt and energetic in the dis
charge of his duties; he desires every man in
his department to to be equally so. He allows
neither waste of time or material; and while
economy is strictly enforced, he requires all
work to be well and faithfully done.
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,x-..,d your orders for Job Printing y
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100000 Acres of Land

Said lands being the same granted by the State of
Maine to aid the construction OF this road. They
situated along the PenO6seot and ST. John rivers
an heavily timbered and valuable. Large
tracts, especially in the fertile Aroostook Valley 1.-THE
finest agricultural district in the State valuab
Tor farming lands well for their timber. This
immense grant of lands EQUALS about
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1900 Acres to each Mile

of Railroad with which they m0rtgaged. They
1850 square miles NEARLY large the State
OF Rhode Island, which is 1906 square miles, and
are of great value.
The Bonds are tor $1,000 each, due March 1, 1899,
bear interest at
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FIRST& ONLY MORTGAGE

ON ITS ENTIRE ROAD AND PROP
ERTY FROM WYNN TO VANCEBO kO'
(besides Second Mortgage on the entire road and
equipments from Bangor to Winn, so miles. This
portion cost some so 3000.0 and the only lien there
mortgage to the city OF Bangor tor 900 OOel
and, in addition thereto, by FIRST AND
ONLY MO RTGAGE on
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QUICK WoRK-Sch Mary Louise which ar,,,,,, -.
this port 10Th inst from Sagua, discharged car a.
2si hhds ana Y ties molasses for j NJ Cburcbilf ~
loaded with shocks and cleared again 18TH ' ie-
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PALMER.S
Patent Shirt Patterns
Invented by George Palmer.
Shirts Made to Order and Warran-
ted to Fit.

We are also prepared to furnish Patterns of the
above Patent TO any who may wish to cut and man.
ufacture their own goods.
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John Splan enters Z. g. I'd. Eaton.
Daniel Msca enters 3. 81. Plato.
David b. Hewson enters b. e. ONO bov,
NJ w. Bacon enters b. st. W. H. Alien
The above be mile heats, best 10 }, In harness.
except No wl he governed BY the rules OF the Ma
tonai Association horse distancng tho held win
the entire purse. T!o.ng 70 commsnec each day a
Of grounds including grand stand and lower part Of
Uoney Island cars leave Fulton ferry every Eve minute,
for the grounds MARTIN KALDrLElsCD, PretdcnL
w. a. RHAu. Secretary.