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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-04

NEW YORK; May 3-Evening- Cotton quiet and tc
lower 59r gooG ordinar sales 1853 bales; Middlng up
State so a 10; Round hoop Ohio 30 "a 8 IS: IVES,
tern 60 q 90; Southern 90 a ~ so. Wheat a.
e ~ Better e 50 sales i 20 bush No spring
White Michigan SS a. 05. Corn a. &c better: sales
$1,000 bush; new Mixed Western IS a 76c oats a
shade frmer; sales $4,000 bush; Ohio 54b "a SIC:
Western SAT a safe. Beef more active at So "a co.
Pork frmer and quiet; new mess 10 81 a IA 90. Lard
fT firm at s. g slc; Butter firmer; new % q Bic.
Whskey steady at SOC. Rice firm. Sugar less active
Muscoyado 81 g &c; refining 81 q SIC; Havana a
1Oc. Coffee quiet and firm. Molasses firm; New Or
57lc. Rosin heavy at 5 Is for strained. Petroleum
steady at 81 a 9sc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet; Grain per steam 4d
CHICAGO, May 4.-Flour firm at 90 a. so for
extra Spring. Wheat trmer at So q 80 for Spring
No cash and 1 40 seller May. Corn opened quiet
for No 2, Rye armer at IS q 7sc. Barley quiet and
weak at So "a 56fc Provisions quiet. Pork at 70 rs
q 70 60. Lard 70. Hams in pickle steady at 81 q
&c Bulk meats at 41c for shoulders; clear rib sides
SIC; clear sides Tic Whskey easier at $50. Live
Hogs dull and lower at 8 10 a 4 rs.
Receipts-70OO bbls -four 5000 bush wheat, 1906 900
bush corn 5000 bush OATS 1000 bush rye, 1900 bush
Shipments-2 900 bbls -four IT 900 bush wheat $780,
GOO bush corn $1,000 bush oats, 900 bush barley TO-
600 hogs.
TOLEDO, May 3.-Flour firm. Wheat active, high
er and advanced q De-; No White Michigan $50
q "a; Amber do / 50; No Amber Illinois 80; No
do So; No 1 red 49, Corn steady at 5Oa a. 81 for
high Mixed and sol a 5Oac for low do; Yellow 51i;
Michigan sole. Oats duh and unchanged; sales No
at 444c.
CINCINNATI, May 3.-Pork quiet and unchanged at
ID 90 for regular. Lard firm at 81 q &c.. Bulk meats
dull and firm; shoulders at AGO. sides 63c clear rib
sides 61c clear sides &C. Bacon dull and firm at 5sc
for shoulders and II 9 TIC for Sides Live Hogs dull
and lower at 10 @ 20; receipts 1000 head Whis-
key steady at 83c.
European Markets.
Nov al NJ Of CO.
money and account.
American Securies-U.S S. 5-2O's 1862 9Os; do 1865,
old, 91R; do 1857 $50; U. s. 10-4Os, S9i
LIVERPOOL, May 3-11. 80 A. M.-Cotton is steady;
Middling uplands IL a lid; do Orleans 11sd sales
Of the day estimated at 900 bales sales of the week
$4,000 bales, including 5000 for export and 5000 for
speculation stock 900 bales of which 343 900 are
American; receipts Of the week 900 bales of
which 81 000are American actual 900 bales
stock aoat ACT 900 bales of which III 900 are Amer
ican Receipts of Wheat for three days r. 900 quar-
tiers, Of which 5000 are American.
PARIS, May3.-The amount of specie in the Bank
of France has increased 40O0 900 francs during the
week.
LIVERPOOL, May 3-P. Motion quiet; Middling
uplands II "a III do Orleans III a 11sd; sale TO-
900 bales, of which 5000 for export and specula
ton. Breadstuffs quiet. Red Spring Wheat lis I'd
q lis Sd. Flour % q 2ss. Tallow 43s
LIVERPOOL, May $3.50 p. M.-Cotton closed I'M
changed; sales 10000 bales including 5000 bales for
export and speculation.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS in MAINE.
The Temperance Reform.


WIsCAssET, May 3-An enthusiastic tenn
perance reform meeting was held here last eve
ming and addressed by j. X. Osgood of Gardi-
ner and DR.. Brickett of Augusta. Large num-
bers are joining the movement.
Appointments.
Especial to Press.
AUGUSTA, May 3.-Hon. Edwin B. Smith OF
Saco and Rev. j. X. Martin of Thomaston have
been appointed by the Governor as delegates to
represent the State at the International Con-
gress on Prison Reform to be held in London,
Eng, the coming summer.
ITO the Associated Press.]
The Peck Matters Settled.
Neal Dow and John B. Cummings bonds
men of b. d. Peck defaulting State Treasurer,
have each paid into the State Treasury five
thousand and and twenty-six dollars and eleven
cents, and have been discharged from their
bond.
The house of VIM H. Humphrey on Malta
HILL in this city, was destroyed by fire this eve
ming. Furniture mostly saved. Loss $14OO.-
Insured.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon Pat
rick Welch, employed by the Grand Trunk
Railway Company, came to his death in the
railroad yard under the following circumstances
He with two others were walking towards Fish
Point when they observed passenger train ap-
preaching, and stepped ON another track out of
the way. just as the train passed train of
three freight cars, which was on the track where
they stood, suddenly started up behind them.
WEIGH and one of his companions were struck,
but the latter escaped without injury. WEIGH
was thrown down and all the cars passed over
him. diagonally, from the hip to the thigh,
crushing the body so that his bowels gushed
out One foot and one hand were almost cut
Off Coroner Gould held an inquest, and the
verdict of the jury was that deceased came to
his death by his own carelessness, and exoner
ating the train men from all blame.
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Sind of Circus Horses and POnie

on this Continent, of which ever used for
any other purpose than the exercises of the arena.
novel innovation will be made in the termination
Of the Circus Performances, by substituting
GORGEOUS SCENIC PANTOMIMES!
In place of the ordinary final acts
THE AFTERNOON entertainments will conclude
with the highly sensational and renowned
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CITY AND VICINITY.
AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture-F. o. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Lectures-Dr. Bolles.
f.. SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Ladies Furnishing Goods-A. M. Peabody.
Caucus.
Room Papers-Lothrop, Devens &.Co.
Spiritual Fraternity.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Bakers Wanted-Geo. W. H. Brooks.
Book-keeper Wanted.
Real Estate-W. II. FERRIS.
Harvard University.
Cider-F. G. s. C. H. Yeaton.
Three Years in a Man Trap.
City Of Portland.
Exposition Universal-Davis & Co.
House Lot-W. H. Jerrs.
G. A. R-W. A. Green.
I MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Collars, &e-J. Burleigh & Co.
New Goods-Fitzgerald s. Co.
Clothing-0ren Hawkes. s. Co.
Tableaux.
Ladies' Furnishing Goods-A. M. Peabody.
Love Among the Roses-Schumacher Bros.
New Spring Hats at Welch's, 70 Middle street.
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Terrible Indian Barbarities.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 2.-The following
was received by the Ell Paso stage The Con
zalle's train of six wagons, about seventy-five
mules with nine men and two women, was at
tackled by Indians at Towards Well, above
Fort Clark, and captured, and all hands burned
says the Indians numbered 15O Gen Merritt
sent Lieut.. Vincent with cavalry in pursuit
He overlook the Indians and fought them and
lost his life
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THE Portland Cadets arrived here on the 400
train yesterday afternoon, accompanied by
Chambers Band. They made fine appear
ance upon the streets, evoking much praise
from those who witnessed their soldiery march
The drill exercise at City Hall, Biddeford, in
the evening, was witnessed by large and most
appreciate audience. They have certainly at
tanned wonderful degree of proficiency in the
school of the soldier" and their exhibition
cannot fail to stimulate the company just form
ed here to a spirit of emulation.
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Administrators Sale.

Stock, Tools and Furniture mt Auction.
PURSUANT to license from the Hon. j. A.
County of mberand, shall sell at public auction
on FRIDAY. May 3, 1872, at haf-past ten o'clock in
the forenoon at the late residence of Abal A Cutter
in Saccarappa, the following personal property TO
witt 2 horses, 8 cows and calf rs hens, double and
single harness, and 2horse wagons and sleds, Now
ing machine, hay racks and rake, cutivators, har-
rows farming TOOLS and also Is barrels potatoes 1876
flour barrels, together with the entire household fur
niture.
Dated ct Saccarappa April 21st, 1872.
Mp. ROBERTS, Administrator.
F.O. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

THE NEW YORK CIRcUs.-This widely re-
spected metropolitan entertainment will give
two exhibitions in Portland next Tuesday,
May 18th. Mr.. Lent has not been blind this
season to the fact that the amusement world is
full of new and aspiring enterprises of every
description, therefore he is prepared with
brilliant series of fresh novelties and new WON
ders to keep his admirable Circus in the prom
inent position it has occupied for years as the
leading equestrian establishment of America
Mr.. Lent is a careful, energetic and superior
circus manager, and in past seasons the per-
lection of his troupe, and the refined and at
tractive character of his entertainments, have
made for his exhibition reputation that in
sures for it overiowing and fashionable audi
ences wherever he takes it.
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A FREE RIDE.-Last Thursday evening, Mr..
q. w. Bond of Saco, left his horse and carriage
in front of his tailoring establishment for a few
hours. Upon returning he could find nothing
except a track of the carriage wheels as far as
the covered bridge. Yesterday morning the
team was found near the Common. bearing
marks of hard driving. No clue has yet been
obtained to the parties who resorted to this
Cheap mode of pleasure riding ..-
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WASHINGTON.


WAsHINGToN, May 3-The President has APP
proved the bill supplementary tie an act to in
corporate the Texas Pacific Railroad Company,
and to aid the construction of its road and for
other purposes. Also bill to amend an act to
enforce the rights of citizens of the United
States to vote IN the several States of the Union
and for other purposes.
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AS gentleman of our city was driving down
Main street, yesterday noon, he unintentional-
ly, though perhaps carelessly, run over the toes
of workman employed upon the street. Pat
returned the compliment with a stone between
the sholders A war of words followed to the
DELEGATION of large and appreciative audience.
ENGINE TRIAL. "A trial of steamers
for $10O side, between the Eben Simpson of
Biddeford and the Gov. Fairfield of Saco, will
take place this morning at s o'clock at the City
Building reservoir Saco. Ten minutes will be
allowed for preparation and the playing will
continue five minutes. Three judges are to be
chosen by the several companies and they are
to choose the seventh. Considerable interest is
manifested in this trial.
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THE ladies of the Pavilion Society ministered
to the wants of some 800 of their friends at
their vestry last evening. The tables were
bounteously and tastefully spread with most
appetizing viands, and satisfactory addition
to their funds was realized
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SEVERE AccIDENT.-Mr. Hebbard C. Bow
den an employee in the quarry on Elm street,
Biddeford, met with severe accident yester-
day afternoon. He was struck by the crank of
derrick, causing an extensive fracture of the
skull with compression, fragments of the skull
being driven into the brain. He was placed
under the care of DR.. F. G. Warren, who by the
operation of trepaning, gave him instant re-
of
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WE trust the friends of the Fraternity will
not forget the kind offer of the ID. s. s., who
axe 10 give an entertainment this evening for
,neir dement, at G. A rooms, Mechanics Hall.
Both the fairy operetta seviyia." and the fairy
pantomimo Caught in Dreamland g" will be
very pleasing, especially to the little ones,-
These entertainments have bee, ,,ano.oII,, cd
mred, and doubtless this one will, bo IL, -
tended. Nv
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RICHMOND, Va, May ga despatch received
here says that the steamer George b. Upton,
hence for New York. was burned near Chinco-
league yesterday Passengers and crew saved.
Vessel and cargo valued at $4,000.
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FOREIGN.


BOMBAY, May 3, via Observation-Disclosures
has Just reached here that Madras and vicinity
was vicinity was visited by terrific cyclone on
Wednesday last. A number of vessels at an
Choir in the roadstead, which were unable to
put to sea owing to the sudden approach OF the
cyclone. were wrecked and most of the crews
persisted An immense pier was preached and
the city and suburbs was greatly damaged.
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The BUBBLE HAS BURsT.-We sell little
lower. The Elmwood collar is selling at 20
cents a box at j. Burleigh's & Co. We are
about contracting for other merchandise such
as Salt Fish, Hair Switches Charcoal, Plated
Silver Ware, &c., which will be sold cheap.
Remember the Elmwood collar at 20 cents
We sell other kind of collars at / cent box
and will give two boxes for cent if requested
j. BURLEIGH & Co., 80 Middle ST.
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SUIcIDE.-Thursday morning Jesse Hill, a
young man about 20 years of age son of Mr.
George Hill of lKennebunkport, committed sui
eide by hanging. No cause is assigned for the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Foreign Exports.
WILLIAMSBURG Prairie Rose-6559 box Shocks
554 pairs headings 5000 hoops, las shocks and heads
ST JOHN NIB. Sch Sappho-120O bbls flour, 100
bags meal.
Sch Emily 5000 bbls -four 10 tons bran.
Foreign Imports.
CANADA CREEK. N. S. Sch Tucknaw-37 cords
wood, 81 doz eggs to master
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HOYT, WHEELER & BRADLEY
-AUCTIONEERS.

AUCTIONEERS
Hold Regular Auction Sales every Tuesday of
Dry Goods, Woolens, Clothing, Carpets,
Fancy Goods, Straw Goods & Hats.
Also, every Thursday, sale of Boots and Shoes,
including New York City Made Goods for the
retail trade ap54eod3m Mw&S
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Boston, May 3.-The British steamer Glotil-
de, which cleared yesterday for Liverpool is de-
tanned on claims for salvage by parties who got
her off Wells Beach, where she was ashore sew
eral months ago.
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THE derrick has been erected and work upon
the abutments of the Wharf street railroad
bridge, Saco, is to be commenced at once.
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BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
FRTDAY.-Elvira II. NOVEL; VS.. Calvin varney. A
writ Of entry whereby plaintiff claims lot of land
set off ON execution for alimony.
Drew. Copeland-A. A. Strout.
N. Hobbs. ne Webb.
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METEOROLOGICAL,
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
May (1.O0A A. MY
Probabilities. area of cloudy weather
and rain over the Middle States will extend by
or on Saturday morning, and clear weather will
prevail very generally on Saturday from the
lakes to the gulf and South and Middle Allan
tic coasts, ad extend over New England, dur
ing the afternoon and evening. A falling bar
ometer will probably prevail northwest of the
Ohio Valley, with easterly to southerly Winds
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CRUELTY TO ANNALS John Kennedy,
teamster, was arrested on Thursday by officers
Williams and Smith forcruelty to his horse. 1t
appears that he had loaded his jigger with
twenty barrels of flour, weighing about 1900
pounds and because the poor beast found the
load to much for him, the driver undertook to
impart strength by the use of his whip. Ken
nedy was brought before Judge Morris yester-
day and put under 5000 bonds to appear at the
May term of the Superior Court. This is the
first case of the kind, we believe, that has been
brought to the knowledge of the proper anthor-
ties for long time, though cases have not been
wanting in our city. They can be seen almost
every day by close observers The organization
Of a society for the prevention and cure of such
inhuman practices has aroused the public at
tention to these abuses, and it is hoped that
Judge Morris will not again be called to deal
with such case. Punishment is sure to follow
violation of the statute whenever the offence
ic dafacfad
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SOME relaxation is necessary to people of
every degree; the head that Thinks and the
hand that labors, must have some little time to
recruit their diminished powers, aud so think
many OF our wholesale Merchants, who, as we
u erstand, propose to commence this after
noe n, the plan of closing their. places of bust
mes at o'clock. No written agreement has
been entered into this year, but every one is
left free to act in this matter, independent of
his neighbor. We hope the closing movement
may become general, ON Saturday afternoons
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WE don't go into the PRESS and Argus Office
at 12o'clock at night to see what our neighbor
is going to advertise. Great pity some men
have not more brains. We are selling goods
cheap. j. BURLEIGH g. Co., SO Middle st.
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ROOM PAPERs.-We ask the attention of
house-keepers in the midst of spring cleaning
and repairing to observe the advertisement of
Messrs. Lothrop, Devens & Co. These gentle
men have been obliged to seek quarters in a
larger store on account of the increase of their
business. They have an elegant stock of pa
per-hangings, curtains, fixtures, &c.
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MUsIcAL.-The choir at High Street Church
has been organized as follows, composing a
double quartette: Miss Annie j. Ayers and
Miss Annie Leavitt, soprano; Mrs. Hall and
Alice Leavitt, contralto; Mr.. S. Thurston and
Mr. B. F. Turkey, tenor; Mr. French and Mr..
G. c. Tolman, bass; Mrs. George o. Goss, or
ganist; Mr. Thurston leader
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ALL these in search of ladies' furnishing
goods would do well to call at A. M. Peabody's,
345 Congress street. where full assortment
may always be found my4-2w
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supreme Judicial Court.

FRIDAY.-Casco Preserving Company VS.. Portland
s. Rochester Railroad Company. Case continued
from Wednesday, the oath ulr owing to the absence
of material witness Argument for defence in pro-
gress.
Bradbury g. Bradbury. Waterman.
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SPRING OPENING.-Messrs. Davis & Co., No.
10 Clapp's Block, opened an unusually fine
stock of spring goods yesterday. Hosiery, gloves,
corsets, laces, neck-ties, pa1asols and the ten
thousand other articles of utility and fancy for
the ladies are in the stock in almost endless
variety and profuse abundance. The ladies
should all call at this place when looking for
new and choice goods
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RECEIVED this day at Fitzgerald & Co. s, new
styles of Parasols
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THE CINCINNATI FIZZLEl

Ahe Greeley-BrOwn Trick-The BIairs
take Hand and Win-The "SinfuI
Same" was Played successfully-sam
Bowies' ssvultures'' Run the Machine
Inc Meaningless Tariff Plank-The
convention n Political Mob.
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WooLENs for men and boys suits at Allen &
Co.'s 81 Middle st.
Particular attentionipaid to cutting for 9TH
ers to make. m4-TT&s3w
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RECEIVED this day at Fitzgerald & Co. s, new
styles Hoop Skirts.
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DUKE, Alexis, Sem, Elephant and all the
nobby style hats at Grin Hawkes. s. Co. s 29O and
292 Congress street. A fine assortment of chill
dren's hats, Just received.
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TABLEAUx this afternoon at 16O Cumberland
street. All are invited ft
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NEW YORK, Nav -Epening-Money closed easy
alta a per cent. Sterling Exchange firm at 1893;
Gold active and higher at l2s "a dSo odo oanS
Treasury disbursements were 1891 900. Governments
higher and strong in sympathy with Gold. State
bonds dull Stocks active ana strong
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f. o. BAILEY & Co. sell the valuable lot of
land on Cross street at p. m. to-day, as will be
seen by advertisement =
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WE have secured at great expense the cele-
brated life-size painting 'Love Among the
Roses" by Prof. Schwinds, of the Royal AGA
denny at Pesth (Hungary) 1t is without doubt
the most beautiful figure painting ever exhibit
ed in this city, and this is the first exhibition of
it, Admission fee of 10 cents will be charged
in order to defray expenses. The gallery will
be open for exhibition at o'clock p. NJ, Satur-
day, May 4th. SCHUMACHER Bros.
may4-3t -
VEGEriNE.-By its use you will prevent
many of the diseases prevailing in the Spring
and Summer season.
MYSTERY SOLvED.-The great secret of the
wonderful success of VEGETINE. 1t strikes at
the root of disease by purifying the blood re-
storing the liver and kidneys to healthy action,
invigorating the nervous system. m1W&S
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Donation to the New Hampshire AgricuI-
tural College.

CONCORD, May 3.-The Agricultural College
has received donation of $4,000 from john
Conant of Jaffrey $4,000 of it is to found
scholarships, one each for every town in Ches-
hire county and two for Jaffrey.
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Trimmed hats and bonnets, at Mrs Welch's

A NOTICE of Rev. Mr. Bolles' lecture will be
found in our advertising columns
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r.. x. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and AuctiOneer
MO 3i6 Congress St, will sell every evening large
IN assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices Cash advanced ON II
description of goods. Consignments not limited
February II, 1868. diff
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate
ON Winter st. at Auction.

ON Thursday, May I'd at 124 o'clock P. NJ, shall
" sell the q story house No Winter Street.
Said house contains rooms good closets large attic
gas throughout Sebago water good cellar and cstern
all in good repair. Lot contains 5000 feet.
This is very conveniently arranged house. situated
In of the best locations and neighborhoods and
will be sold on easy terms.
W. H. SOULE, Admir-
nBThe above sale postponed on account of
storm to Tuesday, May It'll, at s p. m. rzs
f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioners. my4-td
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MINOR TELEGRAMs

FRENCH Fire Proof Chimneys at Rand &
Thomes's, 2 Deering Block. m3-2t
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Furniture, &c, at Auction.
I'm TUESDAY, May 7th, at ten A. NJ, we shall
~ sell at salesroom IS Exchange ct. an assortment
of Parlor Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Fur
niture, Crockery and Glass Ware
Also one seven octave Piano, round corners, &c.
my4dtd f. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctrs