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Disraeli asked whether it was true that the
American Senate had adopted the supplement
tai article in the treaty of Washington, wheth-
er that article had been modified what was the
nature of the modification, whether Parliament
would be permitted to sanction the article and
whether the negotiations would be completed
in time for the representatives of Great Brit
ain to appear at the next meeting of the Board
of Arbitration at Geneva.
Mr. Gladstone expressed regret at the prema-
ture publication of the supplementary article,
and intimated that the Americans were to
blame in the matter. In reply to Disraels en-
quiries, he said that the Government had been
informed officially that the Senate of the United
States had agreed to the new article. The
amendments made thereunto had just been re-
ceived and were under consideration by the
Cabinet The remainder of the gentlemans
questions could not now be answered because
the business was unfinished. 1t would be pre-
mature to announce what steps will be taken
by Great Britain with regard to her appearance
at Geneva till the negotiations with the Ameri
can Government were ended. The English re-
ply to the modification of the supplemental ar
ticle would be despatched by cable and no time
would be lost in settling the matter.
Mr.. Horsman repeated the question whether
the amended article would be submitted to Par
lament for approval.
Mr.. Gladstone declined to answer the ques-
ton without notice, which was given.
Judge KeOgh has unseated Mr. Nolan elected
to Parliament from Galway, on the ground of
clerical combination and conspiracy amounting
to ecclesiastical despotism. He will report in
regard to the action of the Archbishop Of Tuam
and the Bishops of Galway and Clonfert.
Obituary.
VIM. Russell, 9Th Duke of Bedford, and
nephew of Earl Russell, died to-day in his Gath
year. H
Baron Dalling and Bulwer, better known as
Sir Lytton Bulwer, and brother of Lord Lytton,
died last night aged g. He was minister to
Washington from 1849 to 1852.
Charge against the Bonapartcs.
PARIS May 27-The Assembly this after
noon debated the army bill. Gen Trochu in
vigorous speech charged the Bonapartes with
corrupting the army, and was greeted with ap-
pause from all parts of the Chambers
The spanish Cortes. .-
MADRID, May 27.-The Cortes reassembles
Tomorrow. The Republicans will ioin the rad
lcals in opposition to the ministry. The ma
jority of the chambers have resumed the name
of Constitutionalists .I
The Mexican Revolution.
CAMARGo, May 25.-Gen. Cevallos has re-
ceived news from Monterey that the revolutions
lists are fortifying rapidly apparently Trevino
and Quiroga will make stand Gen. Guerra
is near Sinares with small force. Correia and
Zepada are near Saltillo, and will soon be in
front of Monterey. 1t is doubtful if Cevallos
will be remOunted in time to move against the
enemy.
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mlsCELLANEOUs NOTICES
Buy real Hair of Cogia Hassan.

AsTHMATIC BRONCHITIS, OF NINE YEARS
STANDING, CURED BY THE SYRUP.-ST. JOHN
N. B. August, II, 1869.-MR. JAMES l. Eel
Lows.-Dear Sir: 1 consider it my duty to in
form you of the great benefit have received
from the use of your Compound Syrnp of Hy-
pophosphites. l have been for the last nine
years, great sufferer from Bronchitis and
Asthma, at times so ill that for weeks 1 could
neither lie down nor take any nourishment of
consequence, and during the time suffering in
tensly. Ihave had at different times, the adj
vice of twenty-one physicians
The least exposure to
either damp or draught was sure to result in a
severe attack of my disease Finding ne relief
from all the medicines had taken, conclud-
ed to try yosr Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites, and have great reason to thank God for
the result. have, in ALL taken twelve bottles,
and now feel as strong and well as ever felt
in my life, and for the last year have not had
one moments sickness, and neither does damp.
ness or draught have the least effect upon me
Were to write on the subject for hours,
could not say enough in praise of your invalua.
BILE Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites, OF
give an adequate idea of my sufferings.
You are at liberty to make what use you
please of this letter, because hope its public
ity may be the means of benefitting other suf-
ferers as much as it has me. -.tE
remain yonrs respectfully,
-s ~ MRS. HIfwELL. Exmouth st.
m25-d&w1w
Two SMART saleswomen wanted at once.
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Superior Court.

BEFORE JUDGE LANE.
MoNDAY.-State vs. Inhabitants of Harpswell. In
dicted for bad road. Verdict guilty. e
Mattocks. Webb
To-morrow(Tuesday) being motion day for interloc-
utory motions in civil cases. members of the bar are
requested to be in attendance at nine o'clock I .
The trial of liquor cases will begin Tuesday morn
inc
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PORTSMOUTH, N H., May 27.-Capt. Disk, of
the bark Stormy Petrel, at this port from Scot
land, reports seeing Norwegian ship May I'd,
in lat. Sc 10 lon. 23.4O W., with passengers for
verely from a heavy gale. He thinks she was
wrecked soon after. rs
Much concern is felt here for the fate of the
bark Niobe, of this port, now more than 200
days out from Portland, Oregon, for Queens
town, Eng, with wheat. She is owned by
Capt. Daniel Marcy and others, mainly in this
city, and commanded by Henry L. Marcy, and
has not been spoken since leaving port.
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BIDD EFORD, SACO
AND VICINITY.

SUNDAY morning a:fshing boat which be-
longed to parties living in Gloucester, Mass,
went out from the neuth of the river and short
ly after passing Wood Island sprung aleak. In
considerably less than an hour afterwards the
boat went down. The crew succeeded in reach
ing the shore in q wherry
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AcCIDENT.-Mr. Edward Dow, of this city,
baggage master on the Portland & Ogdensburg
Railroad, met with an accident at Saccarappa
while Stacking cars on the up train. His
thumb was badly crushed and it was two mill
utes before he was released from his painful
position. He at once left the train and DR..
Sylvester, at the village, dressed the wound,
and he may yet save his thumb, but it will be
some weeks before Mr.. Dow can resume his
duties on the road
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New ORLEANS, May 27.-cot,o, ,,,,,,,-
uplands 22tc. ttuT : 0"''''n strong; Middling

uplands 22tc. FN = : '"on strong; Middling
European Markets..
LONDON, May .2 Mmli;so A. M-COnsos %, a o.,
American Securities-U. s. 5-eo's 1862 On,
old, s1t; 1867, 93i; U. s. 1O4os, ssi. 10 1862
2P. M.-U. S. 5-2o's. 1866 old, 91i; do 1867. o.,
FRANKFORT. May 27.-11.3O A. M.-United STAT.
5-20's 1862, &c.,
LIVERPOOL, May 27--11.O0 A. M.-cetton opened
hrm Mddling upands at lit; do Orleans III sales
estimated at u 900 bales.
i r. M.-CottOn frmer; middling uplands III a
ilsd; DO Orleans III lied; sales now estimated at
Dales including 1000 for speculation and export
2P. M-Breadstufs firm. Cheese 62s.
HAVANA Market
HAVANA, May 27.-Sugar-Nos. 10 to 12 Dutch
standard at lot q 1Os reals Box shocks at 81 a o.
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nN WEDNESDAY, May Goth at three P. NJ, we
~ shall offer the valuable let Of land known as the
"Thaxter Property next below the corner of Middle
ON Cross street Said lot is 61x96 feet, bounded
north BY land Of III. j. Libby g. Co.. westerly by land
Of St. John Smith, souther by land recently bought
by said Smith, and westerly by Cross st. Also
the house and lot Cross street, now occupied by
James Todd. The house Il story. contains rooms,
with ample closets and woodshed; good cellar large
brick cistern water carried to the sink, gas &C. Lot
3lx76. The house built since the fire, is In good
order and can be rented for S25O0O per annum Plan
can be seen at office.
AS a matter of investment these are doubtless two
Of the best and most centrally located lots to be met
with, situated upon Of the broadcast and best
graded streets in the city.
my22d f. o. BAILEY & Co. Auctioneers.
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Mnnicipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
MoNDAY.-Milton Libby VS.. John Beaman and
Trustee. Assumpsit for services as teamster, $780,
Defence, services overcharged Judgment for plain
tiff for $780, Trustee discharged
Howard s. Cleaves. Scribner
Aurin L. Dresser and al. VS.. james L. Farmer
Assumpsit for one letter book, $780, Defence, pay
ment. Judgment for defendant. Appealed
Hale. ----- Rand
John Botkin VS.. Michael O'Hanlon. Assumpsit for
sofa, $1,000. Defence-sofa damaged. Judgment
for plaintiff for amount claimed Appealed.
Reed O'Donnell
Entries Il, defaults Is, continued L
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AUCTION SALES.
The White House, its Furniture
Stock, Farming Utensils, &c,
At Ancfinn

ON TUESDAY, May 2sth, at ten O'Clock A. NJ
~ we shall the well known and desirable property
the white House." situated about four miles from
Portland in Westbrook, Me-; the buildings on said
property consist Of the house eOnta lining % rooms
& uancing hall pantries &c, fine cellar plenty Of
LAST y, heated throughout with Magee Furnace new
al nwshterj 1t is so arranged be easily convert
stalls adouble house; large barn well filled with
Sheds IT, pther eOnvenences, Horse and Wood
Ls iee mouse containing 30 tons of ice There il
aeIes OF land in the highest state of cultVa-
io, svvu urcnard which bore 80 bushels of appes
&c. ''' h'Pi"s '
This property for the last five years has been in the
hands OF gentleman who has Constants heen NAL
ing improvements, and has spared neither labor nor
money to make this property Convenient and com for
table, 1t is in thorough repair and is TODAY the most
popular and best paying public establishment in The
vicinity Of the city OF Portland.
Immediately after the above, will be sold all the
furniture in said house, consisting Of Eng Brussels
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, Parlor Furniture, b.
W. and green rep and hair-clOth, very large French
plate Mirrors, What-Not Centre Tables, Painted
Chamber Sets, Toilet Sets, Hair Upholstered Spring
Beds, Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, Comforters,
Blankets, Sheets, b. W. extension Tables Oak Din
ing Chairs, Crockery, Glass and Silver Plated Ware
Cutlery, Curtains, Clocks Safe Desk Bar Furniture,
Glasses, &c, Parlor, Office, Coal and Wood Stoves,
Magee Cook Stove No. 10, together with the entire
Chickens Beach Wagons, Jenny Lind Sleigh
trimmed; Pung, single and double Harnesses,
Farm Wagon and Hay Rack, large assortment OF
Farming Tools, &c.
r. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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SINCE the announcement was made some
time ago that that Judge Tapley had accepted
an invitation to deliver the address at Lewiston
on Decoration Day, he has yielded to the solic-
itations of Post Sheridan and will deliver the
grafton at Laurel Hill Cemetery, in Saco, upon
that day, arrangements having been perfected
by which his engagements at the former city
will be otherwise filed F-H a+ ..
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Administrators Sale.

DURSUANT TO a licence of the Probate Court for
Il the County Of Cumberland, to me granted on
the third Tuesday of February, A D., 1872, TO make
land, in said county, deceased, consisting of ertain
parcel of land situated in said Portland the north
easterly side OF Centre street. and bounded fol-
lows, TO wit: Beginning at the southerly corner Of
lot of land now, or formerly owned by Mary
Evans, thence running south-easery on said Centre
street twenty seven feet to stake, thence running
northeasterly parallel line with said Evans land
sixtynine feet and six inches to land or former
y owned by heirs of the late Mary Hail. thence
ming by said Halls land northwestsrly to said Evans
land thence by said Evans land southwestery to the
first beund and subject to a mortgage John Sted-
worthy, for the sum of two hundred dollars, dated
July oath, A. D., 1869. will sell the said real estate
OF the said mccarthy at public auction the prems
es in said Portland, on the twenty day of
June, A D., 1872, at ten O'Clock A. NJ for the pur-
poses in the license set forth.
The premises will be sold subject to the mortgage
before mentioned
II. B. CLEAVES,
Admir- Of estate Of Dennis .McCarty deceased.
Portland, April 25, A. D., 1872. ap29-1awM
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THE WHITE HoUsE.-This beautiful country
seat, so well known for the last half-dozen years
as hotel and popular resort for pleasure par.
ties will be sold at auction to-day by f. o. Bal
ley s. Co. The entire property, real estate, fur
niture, Stock &c, will be sold without reserve.
The sale will probably attract large crowd of
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LEwEs Del, May 27-On the oath, off Chin
colleague, barque Progress from Philadelphi:
for Ferdinanda, collided with the schooner Fred
Spofford, of Bucksport, Me-, and the schooner
sunk in a few minutes Crew saved. The
barque lost her bowsprit and foretopgallant
mast and was towed to Philadelphia. -
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The weight of the liquor law was not suffi-
Gent to repress the exuberance of spirits, in
many of those who visited the city yesterday
to attend the circus. The undue jollity, how
ever, may have been caused by the ''show,"
which every one who attended pronounced
fine entertainments
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The pictures which were exhibited at Allen
Mission last evening are very fine works of art
Among them were views in Paris, Chicago be-
fore and after the fire, scenes in the Holy Land
&c. The audience was not large. Those who
enjoy an exhibition of the kind should not fail
to be present tonight, for their own sakes and
that of the Mission for whose benefit the en-
tertainment is prepared.
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Killed by Hair Dive

PROVIDENCE, r. T., May 27.-Mrs Sterry
Whipple of Chepachet hung herself upon the
stairway of her house yesterday morning. She
attempted suicide by drowning a few weeks
ago, but was prevented then from carrying out
her purpose. She was no doubt insane, and the
physicians think her insanity was caused by
using hair dive -
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Ab0rtionist Arrested- Sad Accidental
Strike-Peace Society

Boston, May 27.-Dr. Andrew j. Lynn of
Boston, was held to bail in So 900 to day charg-
ed with procuring an abortion, resulting in the
death of Sarah Brown, a young woman belong
ing in Fitchburg =.
The mangled remains of John III. Golding, a
respectable young man of Waltham, were found
Sunday morning alongside the railroad track.
1t supposed he was run over in attempting to
get aboard the midnight train.
A strike of horse-shoers for increased wages
was partially inaugurated in Boston to- day
Several OF the largest employers, including the
Metropolitan HOSE Railroad, agreed to the ad-
vance.
The annual meeting of the American Peace
Society was held this afternoon and presided
over by Amasa Walker. The report congratr-
lates the Society and the American and British
nations upou the action the action of the Sem
ate in reference to the supplemental treaty ar
ticle.
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THERE were two arraignments before the
Biddeford Police Court yesterday. John Hoyt,
for intoxication, was fined S. and costs, and
boy by the name of Henry Spinnard for Sab
bath breaking was reproved judicially and paid
81 and COSTS
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s CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Notice Evergreen Cemetery.
Gen. Order No. 1-Wm H. Green.
New Goods-A. M. Peabody. EH|
Cemetery Notice-Jas. Bailey.
1. o.OF.
In Memoriam f...- ....
... AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
Furniture-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
/. e. NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Partner Wanted.
Portland City.
Water Piping-W. HI. Pennell & Co.
Picked up at Sea-Jordan & Blake
Cape Cottage-Frank L. Foss.
Water Power, &c-Edw'd H. Burgin.
Girl Wanted-22 Spruce st.
Boarders Wanted-13 Myrtle st.
Girl Wanted-134 Oxfor st.
City Of Portland.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Announcements-CogiaH assan.
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Reccipt. by Railroad. and s,e.mb,

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN.-16O box
es tin "a demjohns casks porter IA bdls castings
100 bbs sugar, 20 bills iron, 20 crates boxes cask
sugar 10 pkgs furnitureS rkins butter bdls sheep
skins, 10 frkns lard, bills oil, casks OIL 20 bds
iron, 40 boxes cheese 40 boxes raisns, bales
gambia 20 bdls shovels 80 bds hair 20 bbis cement
100 pkgs to order. For Canada and up-oountry-2o
bbs sugar, locomotive tyres, II sinks warp beans
bales cotton, so bdls leather, 16 pieces MARBLE
sewing machines casks cashiers T5 pkgs To order
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Desirable Brick Block ON Deering
..I Place at Auction.

an SATURDAY, June LIST, at p. NJ, we shall
" sell the desirable brick block of two Houses No.
/ and Deering Place. Said houses contain ten
rooms and ample closets, gas Sebago water, marble
mantles and CRATES, walls frescoed &c. These houses
are nearly new, were constructed in the most thor
ough and substantial manner, and are situated in
one Of the most desirable locations In the city Terms
easy and made known at sale. This property will be
sold without reserve as the owner Ia owner is making
arrangements to leave the State in q few months.
II. o. BAHLEY & Co., Auctioneers.
May 28-td .n.
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LAKE SEBAGo Picnic AND BALL.-The extra
train will leave Portland at o'clock P. M.
and not in the morning, as previously adver-
tised There will be a large party and cheer
full times, Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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P. Y. M. c. A.-The following were elected
last evening delegates to the 18th International
Convention at Lowell June 13th:-F A. Smith,
T. q. Lewis, H. e. Soule, N. d. Curtis Alter
mates, Seward Frank, Capt. c. Sturdivant, Rev.
Asa Dalton, John Russell, SID
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CONCORD, N. H., May 27-Late Saturday
two unknown men assaulted Mrs. John Gibber-
ly and her husbands sister, when close to their
home on Prince street. Two women screamed
and Mr.. Gibberly came to their aid, and was
fired at by one of the rufflians but not hurt
The men then fed
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THEATRE.-It was good to see Mr.. Proctor s
old friends rally around him so warmly last
night They filled Music Hall completely full.
Even the galleries, which are not favorite places,
presented cheering array of happy faces 1t
was like old times, when Mr. Proctor used to
delight audiences in Portland many of whom
have outgrOwn the allurements of the stage,
but have kept alive their affection for the emf
nent tragedan. May he never lose it. Mr..
Proctor was in excellent spirits last night, and
made the wierd romantic character of Reign
aid Ashburn one of the most thrilling presen-
tations that has been seen on the stage here for
long time. The well-remembered scenes of
the waterfall and the blazing canoe and the
Jibbenainosay bound to the stake were finely
rendered. and received the most enthusiastic
applause. Mr.. Proctor was well supported
Roaring Ralph and Telie Doe were committed
to good hands, and it is gratifying to mark their
success. We understand that Mr.. Proctor will
return to Portland at an early day, and give us
another of his favorite plays.
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BAILEY AND Co.'S CIRcUs.-Messrs. G. F.
Bailey and Co.'S Circus axe a grand en-
tree into Portland this forenoon, il pleasant,
and eacite the curiosity of all the people. This
establishment is pronounced one of the largest
and most complete that ever Travelled through
New England and the low price of admission
will have a tendency to draw out the masses.
Those who were prevented by the storm from
attending Mr.. Murray's circus last week can
now have their wishes gratifed. In Boston
where the company remained for five days, the
rush for tickets was so great that they had
70 discontinue the sale for want of room to &C
commodate the people. An examination OF the
advertisement shows that the natural history
department is unusually full, and embraces
some of the most interesting members of the
animal kingdom. The arena company has
many new attractions, among them the DASH
ing lady-rider, Lucille Watson, the famous Be-
bastian and his Italian troupe, Nathans and
Watson, the sensation performers, the perform
Jug animals, &C. The encampment is said to
cover TOUR acres of ground
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PORTLAND CoMMANDERY, X. T.. voted last
night to visit Montreal instead of St. John las
previously arranged) on the oath of June, for
the reason that Commandery from Springfield,
Mass, are arranging to visit st. John
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ON FRIDAY, May 3lst at 10 A. NJ, or after the
~ sale Of Gold Watches, &c. to be sold by order Of
Administrator, an assortment of Household Furui-
ture, Carpets, Crockery and Glass Ware, sc.
my2S-td F. o. BAILEY & CO.. Auctioneers
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House, Stable and Lot mt Auction.

ON FRIDAY, May 3ist, at ~ o'clock N. :, we shall
" sell the property No Linden Court, rear of AZ
Washington street. Said property consists Of one
and one half story house; rooms arranged for two
families; good stable, &c. Lot contains about 1000 n.
OF land. This is good property for mechanic, or
my24td Il. o. BAILEY Il Co. Auctrs.
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roATLASp BAND.-At regular meeting of
ane rotsiSnd Band, held Monday evening, May
%o'n' the following officers were elected
81 Cole, Leader and Secretary; Charles Grim
mer, Conductor.
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ny J. 9. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers
Farm I'm Falmouth at Auction.

I'VE shall sell at public auction on Saturday, June
w list, at O'Clock p. M, on the premises, the
Farm in West Falmouth, near Blackstrap Hill known
as the Rufus Stanley arm containing about one hun
dred acres III good state of cultivation well wooded
and watered in healthy location and pleasant sur
roundings. There Is on 1t a good one and one-half
story house and barn; and also young and thrifty
orchard Of about onehundred trees in bearing Tbis
Farm viii be sold without reserve and for occupancy
or Investment is very desirable.
Terms liberal, made known at sale. my23td
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Execufor,s Sale an RenI Estate.

DURSUANT to a license from the Judge of Pro-
IL bate for Cumberland County shall sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, ON FRIDAY, June 18th
1872 at three O'Clock p NJ, the two storied dwelling
house and lot numbered 50 Chestnut st., Portland
belonging to the estate of the late Edward Roinson
deceased.
VIM. H. JERKS, Executor.
+. o. BAILEY & Co. Auctioneers.
Portland Nav 49, 1872 L . aw3w
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THE Times contains warning against the
use of "Hubbers .non-explosive OIL" of which
quite large amount has been purchased in
Biddeford. 1t is said to ignite at 600 Fair.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
u MATTERS IN MAINE.


BANGOR, May IA fire at Castne Sunday
morning badly damaged the house of Fred.
Jarvis of Boston, the wood-shed and stable be-
ing destroyed. s7H-A .-l,