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DEATH OF A WELL-KNowN MAN.-Hon !.
Parker Morse of Bath died at his residence in
that city Tuesday. The Bath Times justly
says: .-- ..s.=-
Few men in this country have been more
widely known in commercial circles than Mr..
Morse. His ships sailed on every sea, and
were freghted with the wealth of every cline.
For many years he was successfully engaged in
the numbering business, but he finally turned
his attention to ship-building and to the for
builder and owner During the war of the
great rebellion it was the loan of his ample
means that enabled the city to promptly pay
the liberal bounties she offered to soldiers, and
the promised aid to their families. Three
the city in the Legislature, and a like term he
served the county, in the Senate of Maine. He
has for long time been suffering from a vast
ing disease which, however, slow in its progress
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IFKOM MEKCHANTS' EXCHANGED
Ar at New York Goth, steamer Ocean Queen, from
Aspinwall; barque Lizzie II jackson, Warwick, from
Havana brig Clara NJ Goodrich, Matanzas.
At Hyannis 10th, sch George Deering, Willard I'm
Philadelphia tor Bosotn, (was to proceed Goth if the
weather was suitable)
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there could be no doubt as to its result The
good citizen, the affectionate husband, the
Kind and indulgent parent, has gone the way
which all the living must 60.
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THE LIBERAL Upton" whom Thomas Mast
presented in way never to be forgotten in a
late number of Harper's Weekly, has a versatile
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, March 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch Charlie Cobb, Kennedy, New York,Scorn to
Waldron & True. nm e. l
Sch Maracaibo, Henley, Rockport, Mass
Sch May Evelyn, Mclean, Wiscasset. g
CLEARED.
Sch Arcilla, (Br) Colwell, st John, NB-John Port
eous.
Sch Linda, Smith. MachiaspoIt and Eastport--N
Blake.
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
Jan 70 lat 80 s, lon q 80, ship S Thomas, from
Cardiff for Callao all well.
Jan 3d. lat IL S, lon "a 80 W. ship Eliza Mcneil, fin
New York for San Francisco.
March Is, off Fenwiek's Island barque Florence
Peters, from Sagua for Philadelphia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FAMILY SCHOOL
3<Il FOR GIRLS,

A CCONiMODATIONS and facilities strictly first
N class Superior advantages in Modern Languages
and Music.
Spring Term commences April I'd, 1872.
For Circulars address the Principal.
--f i-I ~ TT MISS l.. q. BELCHER.
March 2i-eod & w4ws
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SPRING OF 1879.
ROLLINS 4 BOND,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have this day received from
BOSTON d NEW YORK MARKETS,
splendid Stock of
CLOTHS in Spring Styles.
3 FOR GENTS, WEAR,
1885. To which we invite your attention.
..rl.I fvr& st5 4. -HHrEt.
No. 90 MIDDLE STREET.
mch19 If
Now Ii the Winter of our Discomfort
Made Glorious Summer
B Y A G Al l.
LEAcH's, 81 MIDDLE STREET,
- fttE WHERE
u 4r DRY GOODS
WILL BE ALMOST
Given Away for the next Ten Days.
THE STORE .
CLOSED FOR REPAIRS.
Goods are Now Selling at Prices which
Nd Sell them with no hesitation.
YOU SHOULD BUY NOW WHILE
THEY ARE GOING so VERY
Unabated Interest Still Continues!
~ l. LEAH >.
March 2-sn2w
E. T. ELDEN &c 90.
ONE PRICE AND NO VARIATION
HAVE DECIDED TO
REDUCE THEIR sToCK IMMEDIATELY!
IN ORDER To
Enlarge their Store and MAKE Extensive
REPAIRS!
We shall offer entire stock at
Very Low. Prices until April LIST.
AT that time we shall be obliged to
10 S E O U r STOR E
While improvements are being made.
WE NOW OFFER
One Case Assorted Black Lyons Silks,
a ~, At Less than Manufacturers Prices.
y " ~ ~ $3.50 N y
One Case Best Plaid Japanese Silks,
For Fifty Cents Per Yard.
Large Assortment of Paisley shawIs,
New Designs, Selected from Bankrupt Stock,
Which wiH be Sold for about Tico-T the Cost
of Importation.
IL "a ~ Also large Invoice of
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACES,
CURTAINS, Elegant Patterns,
TIDES, -
EDGINGs AND ASSERTIONS At COST.
MOURNING GOODS,
In GREAT TARIETYa at DECIDED BARGAINS
"A HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
OF EHERf DESCRIPTION, At LESS THAN
I 'fs-a tsts WHOLESALE PRICES th-
lnoss -la. aHf Hfc 11AtF H4p1l e. a4sH4
.r4larc1 sas----iristiss- ,,iaev
80 Dozen More of those Towels,
. WORTH 5oc, FOR Csc EACH
65 Dozen more Best Turkey Red
DOylies
WORTH $1.25 FOR csc PER DOE.
~ DOZ. more Ladies' Hem'd Hdkfs
Et AT HALF PRICE SIC EACH.
~ Pieces more Fine Swiss Checks,
MUCH UNDER PRICE. SOC YARD
Our Entire Stock Until April list mt
Equally Low Prices.
e. Il. ELDEN G. CO.,
No. 5 Free ST., Portland.
| March 13-dtf sn
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AN exchange cOncludeS tlat some OF the sex
tons of the Chicago churches are not to be fool
ed with. Recently a stranger visited one of
their tabernacles on the Sabbath, and seated
himself in an unoccupied pew near the door
He was requested to take up position further
down. He said he preferred sitting where he
was The Hard-Shell brother told him hewould
like it better near the centre of the church.
The stranger said he guessed not. The brother
said he guessed yes. Then, after moments
pause, he reached forth his right ''bunch of
fives" and mixed them up carlessly in the
strangers coat collar. They both began to
move-toward the door, The movement lasted
five minutes, at the termination of which the
stranger gathered up the wrecks of his apparel
that were scattered loosely about the sidewalk,
and gloomily meandered off, while the Brother,
seeing things ''as through glass darby"
CROPPED his way from the sanctuary to his own
Preside, and devoted the rest of the Sabbath to
bodily renovation.
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WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE SICK
"While There's Life There's Hope"
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lPer steamer Sarmatian, at this port.l
Sid FIN Liverpool I'd inst, Jane Southland Bishoy.
New Orleans. > ''
Sid I'm Havana I'd, Union, Cotter for New Orleans.
Polar Star, Stetson, New York. i. ~
CID "a Mary Libby Libby, New Orleans. .g
AT at Calcutta 9th inst, Alice Buck Snow, Gale
Ar at Bombay 9th inst, Cora COMBS Shields: 7tb.
Kate Davenport, Duncan do.
AT Sierra Leone 10th ult A Houghton, Pettenglll,
:, Ar at Hamburg LIST inst, j Lincoln. Musaus, I'm
Callao.
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rived they found the pretty widow
and two young lady friends in the
ward admiring P0whattan. s
Madam" said the General to Mrs.
Fauntleroy, ~ have come like a true
Kentucky gentleman, to pay the wa
ger | have lost. Powhattan, madam,
Is rightfully yours" -
But, General, l believe the wager
was conditional. 1t was the horse or
any thing else on the place, was it
not 2" Sr s
MADAM, you are correct; but l
can not permit you to select an infer
ior animal"
"You have another and superior
animal here,n replied the widow,
blushing. I" Your son, John; if he
would but use his tongue. | think |
shall choose him"
The General rose and, in his bland
est manner, babe the ladies good-day
To John he said:
Sir, you will remain"
General Peyt0n never forgave his
daughter in-law her practical joke. In
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g Sir, she is the. finest lady in the
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Who assisted in breaking up the
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ink roller? The same Lafargue. The
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date. If this trouble with the De-
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Governor could have furnished the
party much better candidate by
pardoning some convicted thief out OF
the penitentiary. If Lafargue could
in any way be choked off the ticket,
we are not sure but the thing would
be done yet State Register.
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PRhTTS ASTRAL 0ll,-Moro accidents orcur
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