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The assessments on adjoining lots are spPqsloned
foL ,,iz y -
or Rate per
THOMAS g. CARROLL SITS SEWER.

(Frooa Clifford 81. TO 150feet up Carroll SD
Beginning alta point one hundred and fifty $50
feet westerly from west line Of Thomas street. and In
centre Of Carroll street, thence easery one hundred
and fifty $50 feet to west line Of Thomas street,
thence on a curve to right distance of fifty 500
feet to centre Of Thomas street. thence through
tire of Thomas street, distance of three hundred
and thirteen feet to point nineteen )l9) feet
southerly from north line Of Clifford street, where IL
enters old sewer
The bottom Of sewer, at point Of beginning, is
en- and onetenth q 1-lOl feet below grade Of street,
nine and one-tenth % 1-10) feet below at west line Of
Thomas street, and nine and half (s feet below
at terminus. 49, 81 -
The sewer Is built Of Is inch circular cement pipe
. Cost Of sewer, 90 .S676 GA
city's proportion, AUfse tEfg gf si69l G
Sum to be assessed, 507 IS
Area assessed, 12f, 6s7 50 feet, o. I'll
Rate per 100 81 feet, Al $40
70 flt. Cost to city, sl6s16
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DANFORTH ST. SEWER.

49, '172s45 So 9-1oc ssl ssi6
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The assessments on adjoining lots are appOrtiOned
no follows
SPRING ST. SEWER.

BPKING ST. SEWER.
& (From Bracket Street to Clark jStreetD
Beginning at point forty seven 90 feet south
westerly from south west line of Brackett street,
and In centre Of Spring street. thence southwestery
through centre Of Spring street, two hundred and
seventythree (273 feet to old I'm Clark street.
The bottom OF sewer, at point Of beginning, Is
EN- and nine tenths q 9-1o) feet below grade Of the
street. and six and two tenths 6 2-l0 feet below at
old sewer in Clark street. DDgT
The is built of II inch circular cement pipe.
One cuvert connection was extended so to enter
this sewer. ~ rnNNE.R
Cost of sewer, S34i73
Ctys proportion l.-- 1. r.. Ss61s
Sum to be assessed, 258 So
Area assessed, AZ, 210 so fl, ..s
Rate per 100 so # 81 3-i0c, .l. -
Cost Of culvert, .s l- S7S
A Cost to city, S94 03
The assessments on adjoining lots are app@tioned
as follows, viz:
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j. B. BROWN &c SONS,

j.. b. BROWN &c SONS,
,EQ.F5st..s b A N * Il r 8, s
PORTLAND, MAINE.
THIS HOUSE is established for the transaction of
a General Banking Business. .---,
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight In
terest at the rate Of Four per cent per allow
ed on all Daily Balances Accounts rendered and in
crest credited monthly. 'ff- y-,
CERTIFICATES Of DEPOSIT issued bearing in
terest as by agreeme and available ct maturity In
Portland, Boston or New York.
COLLECTIONS of Notes, Drafts, Coupons, and
Dividends made in all parts of the United States and
Canada.
DEALERS in Government and other, Investment
Securities and in Gold and Silver Coin
STERLING BILLS drawn on Englnnd, Scotland
and Ireland Sight lrafts Paris Berlin and other
European cities, Montreal st. John and Halifax.
Gold and Currency Drafts on Boston and New York.
APPROVED Commercial Bills purchased. --
FACILITIES afforded for the transaction of the
Special as well the General Business of correspon
dents. --t
-Hs1s ~ Agents for the, sale Of the
Bonds Of the Portland & Ogdensburg r r
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Cost to city, ....r ...-.-.-.. s24s 80
The assessments on adjoining lots are apportioned
HANOVER ST. SEWER.

(Fr0m Portland st. TO Back C0re)
Beginning at the north line of Portland St. and In
centre of Hanover St. thence northwesterly through
centre Of Hanover St. distance of eight hundred
and forty eight and half (S48 feet Back Cove
The bottom of the sewer, at point of beginning. is
eight and one half (eA below grade of street, and
eight and tenths e ITO feet below at point.
Three hundred and fifty $3.50 feet beyond north line
of Portland street. length Of four hundred and sixty
and half 67p feet Is built Of brick 10 inch
circle, the remainder OF wood Is inch box. 81
Two culverts were built, and connected with this
sewer. .
Cost of sewer, 1904 IS
City's proportion, 1928 81
Sum to be assessed, S670 "a
Area assessed, 12i 34S So. #.
Rate per 100 sqr. IT, So 9-t0 cts
Cost of culverts, S240 90
Cost to city, S463 81
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WANIED.-Agentsf for our new 16 page paper the
and secular. Rev. A. b. Earle writes for 1t. sf.0O
year; $500 premium to each subscriber. For
agents terms, address james II. Earle, Boston,
Mass. mch16t4w
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THE April Galaxy will contain very inter
esting article, by Secretary Welles. on Lincoln
and johnson, and their Plans for Reconstruct
tion. The last Cabinet meetings which Mr.
Lincoln held are described with great vivid
ness. Fsiis
Only few hours before his assassination Mr..
Lincoln related a remarkable dream which he
had the night before, and which presaged very
clearly his own fearful end. The Independent
Kn-Klux, by j. w De Forest, is very inter-
esting article, and is crowded full Of genuine
humor. The whole number is Unusually bril-
liant e'' A'.-+ = 4aHaE
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! ~ (From Bracket Street to Clark St)
Beginning at point sixty two 62) feet distant in
an easterly direction from east line of Clark street and
in centre of Danforth street. thence north-easterly
through centre of Danforth street, distance of two
hundred and seventysix 76 feet to centre of Brack
EFT street, where it enters the old sewer.
The bottom Of sewer, at point of beginning Is
and ne-half feet below surface of street. and eight
and one-half (sD feet below at terminus
The sewer is built Of IL inch circular cement pipe.
a Cost of sewer, 80 $271W
City's proportion, - S67 SO
Sum to be assessed, $203 SO
Area assessed, So 221 so #.
Rate per 100 sqr. #, BIC.
cost 70 o;tv s67 90
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The assessments on adjoining lots are apportioned as

4 81 81 = p SFt1I
: sA-k- GRAY ST. sEwER. L i
(From Winter ST., toacards Bracket ST.
Beginning at the centre of Gray and Winter Sts.,
through centre of Gray street to
point hundred and ninety eight Q9S) feet dis
tant from point of beginning.
The bottom of sewer at point of beginning Is seven
and nine 910 feet below surface Of street,
and eight ~ feet below at terminus.
The sever is built of 12inch circular cement pipe.
Cost of sewer, $1S504
City's proportion, Si6,26
D. Sum to be assessed, S13878
Area assessed, III i6 sqr. fl.
Rate per 100 sqr. # 80 cts.
A1V Cost to city, AslEAA.lX 1852 0
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The EARTHQUAKE.-The Brunswick 1ele-
graph says: "Prof. lockwood of Bowdoin Col
lege, has traced the direction and extent of the
earthquake in New England JAM 9th. 1t was
felt along the line of the st, Lawrence River, a
distance of 200 miles, and as far east as Belfast
Me. The disturbance was greatest at Quebec,
where walls were cracked and assures made
in the ice bridge over the river. The direction
of the earthquake was a little south of west
towards the east.
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OxFORD ST. SEWER.

(Ffona Smith 50. to anderson ST.
Beginning In centre of Oxford and Smith streets,
thence north easterly, through centre of Oxford
street. hundred and forty(240 feet to centre of
Anderson street.
The bottom of sewer point of beginning is eight
and one half (s feet below grade of street. and sew
en- "a feet below at centre of Anderson street 81
The sewer is built Of Il inch stone pipe, circle
Two culverts were built and connect with this
sewer, and the connections Of two were changed
Cost Of sewer, o. ~ 1897 rs
Cty's PROPORTION, 800 A ~s-
"a Sum to be assessed, T. sE 29s 81
Area assessed, 219e4.sqr. II.
Rate per 100 sqr. IT. 1 50 ITO.
q Cost Of culverts, 32iOO p
B. y I'd u
Cost to city, S423A
The assessmentslon adjoining lots are appOrtioned
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t1V Cost to city, 3JEAhJX s4s,2 o
The assessments adjoining lots apportioned
GRAY ST. SEWER.

and LGse) u u
Beginning at old IN centre Of Park street and
opposite end of Lane leading to Gray street. thence
through centre of Lane q distance Of two hundred
and fifty eight 25s feet to south line Of Gray street
thence to and through centre Of Gray street., dis
The bottom of sewer, at point of beginning is five
( feet below surface Of street, eight and onehaf s
feet below at south line of Gray street. and eight @
feet below at terminus. ft - n ~ - II
The sewer is built of II inch circular cement pipe
- Cost of sewer 1898 81
City's proportion,t a 70 SO .$248 80 n
Sum to be assessed, S745 18 n - ,
Area assessed, 81 974 sqr. IT,
t Rate per 100 So. feet 2 10.
81 80 'F1s5 az Ti@issOsg s9ItuR
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I. 1. ROBINSON, Clerk

-.-- CITY OF PORTLAND.
Cry CLERKS OFFICE
Notice Ia hereby given that hearing VIII he s,.n
by the Municipal officers Of Portland upon the sub
1ect matter OF the above assessments at The Alder
sixth day of May next, at n O'Clock p NJ When and
where any person dissatisfied with the same may APP
pear and object thereto ~ X = '''''' ''"' "
FV Per Order.
March 16 ~+ &. = 70 T''' 80 t,, ~,
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MARRIED..

In this city, March IA, by Rev. Geo W. Bicknell,
Levi b. Stevens, of Deerng, and Mrs. Abby b. SMALL
of Portland IN g1- l. "a. El-.gg
In Boston, March 49, James +. Gaul and Miss Ma
nv E. Howes of Portland.
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Mr.. LYNCH presented in the House Thursday
petition of citizens of Maine asking for the
Improvement of Richmond Island Harbor, ON
the coast of Maine. 1t was Preferred to the
Committee ON Commerce. f tstA
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HIGH ST. SEWER.

(From old Se,cer to Deering pastare)
Beginning at old sewer in centre OF High street and
fifteen (15) feet north westerly from north line of
Cumberland street, thence north westerly through
centre of High street. two hundred and eighteen 21s)
feet thence curving to left distance of fifteen feet
Q5), thence straight line sxty-one (61) feet to
Deering pasture
The bottom of sewer, at point Of beginning Is eight
and one half s feet below grade of street, and six
and six tenths Is CLIO feet below at point Of curve
length of two hundred and eleven CID feet of
the Is built of brick "a inch circle the remain
der of wood, 18inch box. -. rra
Cost of sewer, t- S346 So
City's proportion, $50 81
Sum to be assessed, 259 "a
Area assessed, 320S5 sqr. It. O.
Rate per 100 sqr. it,, 81 cts. ~
Cost to city, Ss6 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w SPECIAL TO INVALIlDS.f
Health. Beauty. strong and Pure Rich
Blood, lacrosse Of Flesh and Weight
Clear Skin & Beautiful Complex
ion secured to all.
DIR. HENDRICKS

Elixir Of Stillingia &c Iron !!
The great American Blood Purifier, com.
posed Of StilIingia or Queens Root, Frost
Weed, Prickly Ash Berries, Yellow Dock
Pipsissewa, Mandrake and CardamOn
seeds, &C., cembined with Iron in its pur-
est form. stillingia ms an Alternative or
blood purifier is far superior to sarsapa-
rilla or any other medicine or combination
Of medicines known to the medical profess
sion. II is specially recommended for the
following diseases: scrofula, Salt, Rheum,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Ulcers and Sores
Diseases of the skin, BoiIs, Pimples, In.
digestion, Liver Complaint, Dizziness,
Sour Stomach, Dropsy, Sick Headache,
Nervousness, Constipation, Darling Pains
For weak, puny children and females who
require medical treatment, 1--WE challenge
the world to produce It's equal.
PREPARED BY
THOS. O.. LORING, Apothecary
elt PORTLAND, ME. - ga
Il PRICE 81. Six Bottles IS.
mch15
Now is the Winter of eur Discomfort
~ Made .GIerieus Summer n
b Y ''49lA s2"C'1A L u
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SKIN DISEASES.

PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE and PIMPLE
REMEDY.-The Skin Medicine of the Age. Is war
ranted to cure FLESH WORMS, ,PIMPLEs, Eruptions
and BLoTCHED designations Of the face. Sold by all
Druggists. Depot 40 Bond st., New York. IL
For Moth Patches, Freckles,
and TAN use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLR
LOTION. The well known reliable and harmless
remedy for Brown DiscOlorations of the face. Pre-
pared only by DR.. B. G. Perry, Dermatologst, 40
Bond St., New York. Sold by Druggist everywhere.
mch16 MW&S sn &w-6m WIZ
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IT will be hard work to harmonic all in
terests in the Cincinnati Convention. Hor-
ace Greeley has written letter in which he
says that if there is tariff plank in the plat
form he may be counted out" Now it is
as nearly certain as anything can be that if
there isn't a tariff plank in the platform near
ly everybody else must be counted out.
Revenue reform" is the ''best hold'' of the
Western sLiberal Republicans" and they will
hardly be willing to leave their Hamlet out.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
City of Portland.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MARCH 4, 1872.
The Hon. the Mayor aad aldermen Of the City o.
Portland. e - Is 2 ~
GENTLEMEN:
have the honor to submit the following report of
operations in the Sewer Department during the past
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Tue Presidents y,

S.,,1 tention having been call
,oao 80 80 y about its being his pur-
sao,..s.. o. ) denomination upon the Phil
nvention, he replied that he had
- ~. d any such thing to any person, and
- second place, that he had never intend
any such thing. He declared further that
he has never yet stated to any person that he
desired to be renominated at Philadelphia,
nor has he asked the influence or efforts OF
any one for that end. He said that his posi-
ton to-day was precisely the same as when,
eight years ago in front of Richmond, he re-
ceived letters urging him to accept the NOM
ination against President Lincoln. He re-
CARDS the unity and success of the republican
party as greater and more essential than that
of any man in it, and is ready to obey the die
tates ofits leaders and its necessity. The
President spoke with more than usual warmth
upon the subject and with evident and en-
tire sincerity. -g- l:f , ~
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SPEAKER BLAINE had severe bilious at
tack, Thursday, sosthat he was obliged to call
Mr.. Dawes to the chair and 60 home.
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The weather at Mt Washington, yesterday
must have been decidedly unpleasant, the mer-
curry falling to 25o below zero and the wind
Blowing at the rate of 108 miles an hour.
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For Sale

FNHE new two story French roof house just finished
''--N-~~- 80 : ho"sA rined for SehagO. and al
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Town Elections.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY. "a
SEBAGo-Town Clerk, L. H. Fitch; Select
men, Assessors and Oyerseers of the Poor, VIM.
W. Fitch, j. P. Fitch, j. c. Babb; Treasurer,
L. III. Fitch; Town Agent, w. B. sPike;S. s.
Committee, E. L. Pike, Edwin L. Poor, Esq,
G. I'll McKenney
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The members of the Portland Marine Society are
requested to meet at No 161 Pearl St., Sunday at
One M, to attend the Funeral Service of our late
Brother Thomas Means. Per Order,
mch16* ALBERT WARWICK Sec --
DIR. MORsE'S "UTERINE TONIC" is prepared
expressly for Strengthening the system, impartng
tone and vitality to the various organs, removing
such weaknesses and complaints as tend to under
mine the constitution and which cause great
amount of suffering If neglected. mh16eodsn3m*
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a. DOz. more Ladies' Hem'd Hdlxfs
AT HALE PRICE. SIC EACH
~ Pieces more Fine Swiss Checks.
MUCH UNDER PRICE. SOC YARD
! Our Entire stock Until ApriI~lst mt
a H~a Equally Lew Prices.
E. t. ELDEN &c CO., e
No. Free ST., Portland.
s saa. ~ BON DIS! ssaa6
l.7a'. 1-4i ..-t H-- =
S1 -t f-u...4 -ft n "a ~.
Chicago ,HAz&SU -ssEEEss K. -..i -- Us
Teledo, Ohio, @sH#R . ss@B4S 5-3O's
Leeds Il Farmington h. n. 1'la 6's
Portland 4 Rochester b. II. Us
Central Railroad, Iowa, Gold, US
Northern Pacific, Gold, 7-3O's
EASTERN RAILROAD .[ Us
30 BANK STOCK.
~ Shares First National.
shares Casco National 1~A4d1
FOR SALE BY
OS y H. NJ DAWSON, oil
- EXCHANGE ST,
4 mch7sntf : q - PORTLAND.
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Z Ezssa DIED. Hoe de,
In this city March H. Nh. John D. Bailey, aged 3
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

-f-t sa1t, Friday March rs.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastprot re % III lsttyQtsFS VI 80
Sch Ann Eliza, Clark, Baltimore-corn to Waldron
g. True. s.....
Sch E Knight, Collamore New Yorz--corn to
Geo w True g. Co.
g Sch Nellie, Metcalf, New York for Vinalhaven
Sch Eta May, Dix, Boston.
Sch Geo Brooks, Humphrey Boston, sI ,ls.a
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Soule, Boston, g ".t
e. tl.t.t.r.Ir CLEARED. ' Boo
Steamer Franconia Bragg New York-Henry Fox
Brig Annie W Goddard, (Br) johnson, st John
John Porteous. sg..'.rs~,
Sch Stephen Morris, Seaman, Baltimore-.J Nicker-
Sch Cherub, Fletcher, Providence Charles Sawyer
& Co. AHffta ~ Q ttt8
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THE Pit ESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 1e, ,7s
Mr.. Sumner versus his Native Land.

Mr.. summer versus MS Native Land.
Our files of English papers by the ''Peru-
vian'' are not particularly pleasant reading.
They are but too happy in quoting the Amer
lean Senator and the New York Tribune, as
denouncing the Omitted States for having
committed more fragrant violation of the
neutrality laws than any committed by Eng
land during the rebellion" And they are
quoting these patriotic American authorities
as maintaining that the United States has
committed crime against international law
equal to what would have been committed by
England If her government had built rams in
her own dock yards to assist the rebelsl
Every Tory paper in England is quoting
with chuckle the following from the Tri-
bune:
Following his usual excellent action, Mr..
Sumner gives in his preamble his reasons for
demanding this investigation, and it is impos.
sible to read them without concluding that an
inquiry into the circumstances of the eaye
is imperatively required for the honor of the
administration and the military service. II
makes no difference where this Investigation
may strike The matter should be prpbed to
the bottom. No one can afford to iaysexe
challenge so direct ard so startling"
Will these Tory papers ever. iae .,o;,
readers that this preamble was ,oh = ,;ssm.
of scandalous falsehoods thai 49,, Mr c.,
ner was anxious to witAb 40
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~ SFSAyUouy CioC huob NC COuubcu OuI
"Revenue reform" is the ''best hold'' of the
Western ''Liberal Republicans and they will
hardly be willing to leave their Hamlet out.
The Nation says that the result of the
New Hampshire election ''will diminish the
influence of the Reform Republican leaders
within the party, and will, perhaps, more
than proportionally increase their considera-
ton in the eyes of the Democracy" 1t is
difficult to see how the influence of the
Schurz-Sumner combination is to be increas-
ed with anybody by a proof of their utter lack
ofpower. zoos. f
WEALTH can't do everything. Senator
Sprague bought up the convention that de-
teated the denomination of Mr.. Jencks, one
of the ablest members of the Forty-first Con-
gress. But the same arts failed to defeat the
denomination of Padelford for Governor of
Rhode Island on Wednesday.
THE Cincinnati Commercial dominates
Charles Francis Adams for the Presidency.
Unless he proves a more popular candidate
than his son "Jack' ever has in Massachu-
sets it will not be worth anybody's while to
put him up '''a -"a '-.sra.t fss
Mr.. GRIFFIN's History of the +Ne1s-Pr Press
of Maine, which is now passing through the
press, states that no less than fifty periodicals
have been started in Portland within the last
sixty yeaas, of which only eleven survive.
-------------- 1913
Hon. W. W. VIRGIN is spoken of in con-
nection with the position of Judge of the Su-
preme Court, the term of one of the present
Judges being about to expire.
GEN LoNGsTREET, who has resigned the
New Orleans Surveyorship, has written let
ter to the President in which he expresses en-
tire good feeling and political confidence.
SPEAKER BLAINE had severe bilious at
tack, Thursday, so that he was obliged to call
Mr.. Dawes to the chair and 60 home.
Mr.. LYNCH presented in the House Thursday
petition of citizens of Maine asking for the
improvement of Richmond Island Harbor, on
the coast of Maine. 1t was Preferred to the
Committee Commerce. -.s Est a
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

IN II VA CITY OF PORTLAND.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
March 8, 1872.
81 Ordered, That the assessments contained In the
foregoing Report of the City Civil Engineer be made
upon the lots adjacent to the sewers therein descrb
ed towards defrayng the expense Of constructing
and completing the same, that the City Clerk give
legal notice Of such assessments returnable at the
Adermen's room in Portland ON the sixth day OF
May A. ID. 1872, at "A p NJ AM certify the same to
the City Treasurer for collection.
And 1t ia hereby determined that the lots assessed
as aforesaid benefited by such in propor-
tion to the rate Of such assessment and that said
easements do not exceed such benefit, nor do thew
exceed in the whole three-fourhs Of the cost Of sad
sewer, and we deem them just and reasonable
Read and passed. ~
Attest. III. l. ROBINSON C1arL
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Respectfully submitted,
w. A. GOODWIN.
Superintendent OF Sewers.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
March 8, 1872.
Attest: '''' 49, - II. l. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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The assessments ON adjoining lots are apporticned
as follows viz:-=asuz--....
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On Marriage.

OII NIdIIIdS0. "a
Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
of and abuses in early lfe Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to marriage
removed. New method OF treatment. New and re-
markable remedies Books and Circulars Free in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION, No. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa
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u
GEN LoNGsTREET, who has resigned the
New Orleans Surveyorship, has written let
ter to the President in which he expresses en-
tire good feeling and political confidence.
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The town of Hope at its annual meeting
March 18th, elected Mrs. Martha A. Leach Su-
perintendent of Schools.
The Rockland Gazette says Barney Little. the
murderer of young White, is recovering from
his wounds and will probably be able to be
brought before the court for trial when his case
is reached. d. n Mortland, esq.,, will defend
him with the assistance of other counsel.
The Rockland Gazette says the Knox & Lin
coin Railroad takes freight from Portland at
yery reasonable rates .taasI5 .....
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ia 10 al. 1es SPOKEN. III
Dec 80, lat s. Ion So E, ship Lottie Warren, from
Calcutta for Boston. s.f5
Jan Q, lat 20 S, lon 43 w, ship Nancy Pendleton,
from Liverpool for Callao. e.r.4 -
Feb 20, of Havana, brig Ella Maria from Cienfue-
Cos for Portland, twas supplied with proy1sions3