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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-04-20
New Advertisement To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Harry Bloodgood-Music Hall.
May Ball-W. I. A.
Magical Repository.-9T Middle st.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Last Chancc-Atwell g. Co.
A Great Mystery.
notice.. NIB -
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice-Estate Henry Merrill.
Yacht and Boat Sails, &c-F. A. Leavit.
Gardening-Thos. Kane.
New Store-A. NJ. Peabody --
Clothing Cleansed-Wm. Brown.
Wanted-Joseph Gooding.
Notice-Lunt & Larrabee.
House to Let-Dean & Verrill
Bitters-Flint s. Goldthwait.
Large Practice-Dr. Heath.
Hat and Cap Store-Taylor s. Co.
Cigar StOre-Taylor & Co.
Provision Store-Taylor & Co.
Boarding House-Taylor & Co.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Fashionable Millinery at Mrs. Welch's.
Elmwood Collars 25c-J. Burleigh s. Co.
Job Printing-Wm. M. Marks.
Opening-C. A. Vickery.
opening-Cogia Hassan, 1873 Middle Street
Air Treatment-Dr. Mace.
Clothing, &c-Geo. w. Rich g. Co, 173 Fore st.
Elmwood Collars 25c-Everywhere.
Means what he says.
Fellows Compound Syrup of Hydrophosphates.
Children's Trimmed Hats at Mrs. welch's
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Cana EIizahefh.

Our Knightsville correspondent writes that
an agent of Rhode Island parties has been ex-
aiming the Dry Dock Company land for the
purpose of selecting a site to build a large man
ufactory. The exact business which they in
tend to carry on is not noted.
We who live in this village are having quiet
now since dram drinking has been suspended
in your city. Not a rowdy or other drunken
person has passed through the village, while
before they could be seen most any time of day
Two hundred and ffty-four conveyances of
real estate were made in the town of Cape Eliz-
abeth during the year 1871. No. = -
Too much frost in the ground for early gard
eninp
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Boston, April 19.-Last evening man named
William Mains, residing at No $50 Harrison
avenue, left his wife in company with his broth
from New York. On his return shortly after
after his brother told him he was a ''happy
man." asserting that his wife was dead. VIII
liam alarmed the household and in company
with his landlady entered the room and found
water on the floor. 1t is supposed that he at
tempted to outrage her and in the scuffie to
save exposure killed her. The woman was of
very intemperats habits and party including
the Mains, had been drinking immoderately ali
the day at the boarding house. Mains was ar
rSSted
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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
81 Grand aS Trunk RAILwAY-25o cans milk, 400
bbls flour, 40 cars lumber, Edo laths do potatoes
do shingles, do bark, do hay 1 do oats do corn
90 timber, 8 do sundries. For Lower Province
1000 bbs Hour, cars sundries. For Allan steamers
Ia cars grain, 10 do provisions.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN-35 bbls tar
piano forte, Is bbs vinegar 10 cases lard 20 cases
and 70 bales Of domestic 1876 bars iron bbI oysters
chests tea 10 frkns butter "a kegs lead, IS bdls
paper bags, 81 boxes of chicory 10 coils lead nne 10
h binds mSlsssse crates rat Srockery q bds shoves
up coTntryIO9 bales wadding 10 bag guano loo bales
Inathar o = baies wool hid moasses, 40 bdis
Chimes 25 boxes tim rs packages to order. sewing
,,I STEINER FEANcoNIA FROM New YoRk-15o
pales paper stock Is do burlaps 10 do wool, 10 do
broom corn o. hhds 80 tobacco 10 do glass
ware trcs sugar so bbls sugar. 100 do glass ware,
y do cement II do oysters zoos bds splice bars 500
hall chests tea 70 kegs spikes 100 do white lead 400
pus paper ~ do STEEL SO do paper hangings 60 rolls
leather 100 do hair rope % bds wire work Is bars
IRON, 70 sets wheels, 100 bags seed 81 do shot, 100
boxes tobacco so do bitters 20 do glass; % do saera
tus, 20 do sewing machines, 10 do tim 100 raisins 20
do hardware, 40 drugs % do white lead 80 do cloth
ing, carriages, pianos, 200 pkgs sundries'
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AUCTION SALES.
F A II MI
FARMING TOOLS,
AT AUCTION (!
F "A II MI

DURSUANT to an order of the District Court for
Il the District Of Maine, and in accordance with
the General orders, under the United States Bank
rnpt Act, will be sold at Auction ON the premises on
tuesday, April %, 1872, at n o'clock, p m, the
woodbury. Farm, SO called, now occupied by L. b.
bennett, situated on the Windham Road, In the
Town Of Deering, about three miles from Pc. tland,
and about "a of mile from the dspots Of the Port
land & Rochester and portland & Kennebec Rail-
roads, at Morrills Corner, and about the same dis
sance from Westbrook Seminary, and the terminus
ofthe Horse Railroad leading to Portland.
The Farm contains about One Hundred Acres Of
excellent grass and garden Ia d. large portion Of Ii
IN good cultivation, and especially adapted to dairy
farming, and gardening. N''
The buildings consist ola two-story wooden house
with addition; large barn recently put in Thorough
repair, with cellars cstern, carriage rooms and work
shop; an ice-house and henery.
There are on the place, six large hot-beds provided
with sash and blinds, and ready for use, and large
asparagus bed and rhubarb bed, all put In, in the
most thorough manner; also, wood and timber. An
excellent well Of water near the house, and about
sixty fine fruit trees.
The Woodbury. Farm, Is well known as one Of the
most valuable and desirable in the County IG will
be sold subject to membranes amounting to about
$500. -
At the same time and place will be sold large
number of Farming Tools, and implements Of hus-
bardry and some stock. Also, certain interests in
letters patent. n
JOSEPH w. SYMoNDS, Assignee.
J. g. BAILEY & CO., Auctieneers.
ap16dtd "
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TRIAL Oh ENGINEs.-At the trial of the
steam fire engines Fast Day, the engines were
upon the ground at 10 o'clock, the Eben Simp-
son taking the lead, with no wind played 224
feet An alarm of fire occurring at this point
the companies proceeded at once to the scene
of the alarm, promptly quenching the flames
The trial was again resumed, a strong wind
having in the meantime arisen. The Gov.
Fairfield came next in the order of playing and
threw stream 212 feet against the wind, and
swerving, played 2S7 ~ feet wirh the wind
The Richard Vine played 200 feet against and
21S with the wind After the trial the Gov.
Fairfelds and the Vines were entertained by
collation. by the Simpsons at their engine
house, and pleasant hour was spent
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Dr. A P. Snow, Win
throp, General james A. Hall, Damariscotta,
Lewis Barker Bangor, Somuel Foster of San
Francisco, and Frank Pierce, Bosteu, arc al the
Preble House.
Arthur Berry and daughter of Gardiner, B.
S. Sayin of Boston, and II. o. Pearson of Hav-
erhill, are at the st. Julian Hotel.
George +. Tilden and daughter of Castine,
Edward Sewell of Bath, j. G. Lloyd of Mon
treal, H. T, Paddock and wife maggie Mitch
ELL of New York, John H. Selwyn of Boston,
f. Eubank and Joshua Wright of England,
John L. Godfrey and Benz. Ward Dix of New
York, are at the Falmouth Hotel
Hiram Jones of New York, A. p. Burrill of
Eureka, Kansas, DIR. Blakesley of Springfield,
Mass, and N. Cowdry of Boston, are at the
United States Hotel.
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INsURANcE.-We understand that there was
wednesday night, and $500 on the furniture,
IN the Union Co., San Francisco, and $14O0 on
mr' Merriifs stock of marble, in the Nara
gahsett Co., Providence, J. w. Munger & Co.,
agents kollins & Adams, agents for the First
Nauonai Co. OF Worcester, had $500 on scenery
in the hall
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Disturbance and Outrage at Salt Lake
City

SALT LAKE CITY, April 19.-Peter Rockwell,
chief of the old Mormon "Danites," who dis
appeared some months ago for fear of arrest for
high crimes, turned up last night and for hours
made the saloons and streets resound with ex-
ultant yells and vile expressions. A citizen re-
marking that if Gentle was in the place of
Rockwell he would at once be dragged to pris-
mon policemen, one of whom threatened to cnt
his heart out. A general excitement ensued
Many Gentiles nurredly armed themselves,
and for while a serious collision was immi-
nent The first blow, however, was not struck,
and at a late hour quiet was restored 1t is
thought no further efforts will be made to re-
lease Brigham Young and other prisoners till a
copy OF the Supreme Court decision arrives.
Miss Eliza Couldock, the actress, died this
morning
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Municipal Bonds.

DONDS of Counties and Cities in Missouri and
ID occasionally School Bonds OF Missouri and Kan
sas with semi-annual Coupons, drawing 10 per cent
interest. selling at prices which net from
Ten to Twelve Per Cent. Interest.
Having an extensive acquaintance in the West, as
well as business acquaintance of twenty years at
home in Portland am making specially Of these
securities visiting the localities where they are issued
investigating them very carefully and buying and
offering for sale only those that consider among the
safest for investment They are issued In 500, $500
and $1,000 sizes, running ten twenty years from
date and are being taken by shrewdest and most
careful investors. They are daily becoming more
popular, receiving more attention from capitalists
seeking both safety and profitable returns for their
Investments. Particulars furnished on application
Government Bonds converted on the most favorable
terms.
CHARLES M HAWKES.,
mch22 diff IS Exchange Sc, Portland.
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Mr.. c. r. MORSE gave very clear account
of the rise and progress of Young Mems
Christian Associations, at the rooms of the
Association in this city Fast evening. He will
occupy the desk at the meeting of the Asso-
citation this evening and spend the Sabbath
here, preaching at Plymouth church il. the
forenoon, Pine street in the afternoon and St.
Lawrence street in the evening.
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WE invite all Portland to look in upon u.s. as
we have the best and most complete assortment
of Clothing and Furnishing Goods in the city.
Prices low and styles elegant. Geo. w. Rich
& Co.. 173 Fore street. --...... .-......
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WE OBSERVE by his advertisement that Mr..
f. A. Leavitt has come back to Portland from
Philadelphia and resumed the business of sail
maker at No. 40 IL Exchange stseet He will
be glad to see all his old customers at his new
place of business.
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE NORRIS.
FRIDAY.-Margaret Higgins, for keeping a drink
ing house and tipping shop, was ordered to recog-
nize to the State in the of $500 for appearance
at May term, Superior Court. Committed
ODonnell.
Mrs. McAleer, on a search and seizure process, was
fined $50 with costs. Committed.
Pierce Powers, on a search and seizure process was
fined $50 with costs. Paid
Howard & Cleayes
Eliza Philbrook, for single sale of liquor, paid
fine of $50 with COSTS Frank
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THE JUBILEE SINGERS. exchanges speak
SO highly of this band of minstrels, who are to
appear at City Hall on Monday evening, that
we are inclined to the opinion that they will
please all who favor them with their patronage.
They will sing at High street church Sunday
afternoon and the State street church in the
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Biddeford Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE JEFFERSON.
FRIDAY.-The only case before the court was that
OF Ia Boston importation, Benjamin Franklin by
name, and decidedly drunk was the charge to be
answered to. The pledge of nice overcoat enabled
the impecunous youth to meet the fine of SO and
costs imposed. ... ss
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GRADING has been resumed upon the B. &
extension, and the stone work in this section
is progressing famously under the efficient man
agement of the contractors.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
April 20 (1.O0 A. MY
Probabilities-Clear and pleasant weather
will probably prevail very generally on Satur-
day from the lower lakes to the South Atlantic
and east with light southerly winds and dimin-
ishing pressure. Increasing cloudiness will
probably prevail from the upper lakes to the
Gun with probably rain and southerly winds
veering to the westward Dangerous winds are
not anticipated
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A Long Spell of Earthquake-Japanese
Coiu..

SAN Francisco, April 19-violent shocks of
earthquake continue in Inyo County, but are
not felt on the western of the Sirra Nevada
An island is rising in Mono Lake. Houses
We're thrown down on Friday last at Round
Valley camp, Inyo County. The earth opened
in many places, but no lives were lost
The million dollars worth of old Japanese
coin arrived by the America to be assayed for
recognizance under the new standard.
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We understand that Mr. George P. Gross,
well-known to the dry goods trade of Portland,
has taken responsible position in the whole
sale department of Jordan, Marsh g. Co.'S
house, Boston. .-..-.-..-
The alarm of fire about noon yesterday was
caused by the slight burning of pile of bark
on the premises of an iron foundry on Union
street.
We notice that an English patent has been
issued to S. w. Emery, e. P. Doyer and War
rem Sparrow of Portland for an invention to
prevent railroad accidents in case of the re-
moval or breakage of a rail The invention
has been examined by many practical railroad
men, who have expressed confidence in its eff
fciency, and are pleased with its great simple
ity
The Portland Mechanic Blues will hold a
meeting for he election of officers next Wed
nesday evening. We hear the name of Maj A.
M. Benson used in connection with the cap
taincy.
Seizures of liquors were made by Sheriff Per-
~ yesterday at Pat Duran's, corner of York
and High streets, Horatio Boothbay's on Tenn
pie street, and at John Sullivan's 80 York ST.
There was no business before the Superior or
Supreme Courts yesterday.
We learn that the usual Class Day exercises
at the HigsSchool will be omitted this year.
Mayor Kingsbury has received an invitation
to be present at the Jubilee Festival in Boston,
as the guest of that city.
There will be Washingtonian temperance
meeting at the Allen Mission Chapel Monday
evening. g.,.-..r. ...-,'-
Elsewhere will be found special notice for
the Mechanic Blues
The next Fraternity entertainment will be
given on Saturday evening, April 9th.
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The Factory Island bridge is receiving new
plank coat, the old planking having become so
much worn as to prove dangerous to passing
anuneS .----- LII Ill. LII 1890
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Fashionable Millinery at Mrs. C. c. We.cns.

You can buy Elmwood Collars anywhere for
25c per box-don't pay 80.
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ALL those in want of a hot or cold bath
should rememberthat Smith, No. 100 Exchange
street, is always ready to attend to the wants
Of his customers.
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FAST DAY was most unusually quiet day
in these cities Not single intoxicated person
was to be seen upon the streets-a most striking
commentary upon the effect of the enforced
liquor law
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SEVERE ACcIDENT.-Mr. Jeremiah Kicker of
WATERFORD, was thrown from his carriage in
Alfred last Wednesday-his horse running
away. Mr.. Kicker had his hip broken and was
otherwise injured. At first it was feared his
injuries would prove fatal, but yesterday he
was more comfortable and appeared to be i'm
DrOyinp l1 r.a a-
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PARLoR MAGIc.-Messrs Hartz & Levy have
created great sensation in other cities by their
conjuring tricks and novelties for the parlor,
their stores and even the sidewalks being
crowded with curious purchasers. They are said
to be the greatest wonders in the world, instruc
tive as well as astonishing, and create greater
amusement than anything ever brought before
the public for the home circle Among the
many easily accomplished marvels will be
found the following: Disappearing Coin; Di-
vining Bottle; Magic Dice; Oriental Ball. Dis
solving Ball; Phantom Singer; Magic Till
Vanishing Coins; and an immense variety of
puzzles, optical decisions and scientific toys
amateur conjuring cases containing large as
sortmement of illusions, with full explanations
and the Optic Steam wonder The store will
be opened on Monday.
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REsIGNED.-We understand that Mr.

REsIGNED.-We understand that Mr.. j. G.
Garland, who has for some seventeen years held
the position of Superintendent of the Laconia
mills, has resigned his position, with view to
making an European tour Mr.. Garland is
well known as most skillfnl cotton manufac-
turer, and mechanical engineer. He has de-
voted much time and labor to the subject and
much OF the reputation and prosperity of the
mill with which he has been connected must
be credited to his exertions. The Laconia Com
pany's corset jeans, which have gained an al
most worldwide reputation, and the wide
goods now manufactured by that Company, and
which are taking rank second to none, are the
products organized by him.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exports.

CARDENAS.-Bark Endeavor-3354 box shocks,
1859 empty casks, II $40 hoops.
MATANZAS.-Bark j. s. winslow.-1762 box
Shocks 1850 shocks and heads 651 empty casks, $500
hoops IL sets truss hoops.
ST JOHN NIB. Sch j. W. Scott.-0OO bbs -four.
10 tons feed.
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Elegant Residence at Auction.

ON Wednesday, April oath, at three O'Clock D. m.
~ we shall sell the elegant and finely located resi-.
dence of Dr. s. Fitch, consisting of modern and sub
stantially built threestory brick Dwelling House. on
on Congress st, known as the office. The house
contains Is rooms, with ample clothes-presses and
BILE mantes and wash stands, with hot and cold wa
ter all over the house; Bathing rooms, &c. One Of
the best cellars with wash-room hot and cold water
cemented floor. The Office Building contains three
rooms, not including water closet and wash room,
with very nice wine cellar.
The lot conoains about $500 feet.
The location of this property is of the best II
not the best in the CITY, with front on the delightful
and quiet State st, and front and fine view on the
more busy Congress ST.
The terms will be very easy and made known at
sale. The property be examined any day by call
ing at DR.. Fitchs Office between and 8 D. m.
II. 0. BAILEY & CO., Aucfioneers.
April 11-dtd
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THE resignation of Hon. Augustine Haines,
who has acted as agent for the Laconia mills
for 20 years, has been declined by that Com
pany, and an temporary agent has been APP
pointed. Mr.. Haines has made decided inn
provement in health, and has been able for a
moment to take the out door air
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AccDENTs.-Miss Harriet Deering of Deer
ing, fractured her hip in getting out of bed
Wednesday morning. The limb was set and
she is now quite comfortable. 1t was serious
accident for lady of her advanced age.
A gentleman of this city while playing with
loaded pistol Fast Day accidentally discharg-
ed it and manned his left hand very badly.
Edward Doten, on returning from cunning
stopped on the Eastern Promenade to discharge
his gun, but the piece burst and the lad lost
two fingers and three teeth. 1t was very sad
occurrence.
Last evening as Mr.. John c. Phenix, pattern
maker at Charles Staples & Sons, was riding
to his home at Woodford's Corner, with two
others in the wagon, the horse took fright at
the head of Preble street and steering sudden
ly threw them all out. Mr.. Phenix received a
very severe cut on the forehead and his arm
was broken about two inches above the wrist.
DIR. b. B. Foster was called and reduced the
fracture, and took Mr.. Phenix home in his Car
rage.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs To-
DAY AT CoGIA HAssAN's, 129 MIDDLE STREET
How is your 80 cents for low? We are SELL
ing the Elmwood cloth faced collar at 25 cents.
]. BURLEIGH & Co., 80 Middle street
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SPLENDID collection of Vicks' Flower Seeds
just received at w. G. Sawyers, % Market
square. - -.gE WIS
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GOOD assortment of Clothes Wringers; also
Wringers repaired at w. c.. Sawyers, % Mar
ket square. - FE WIS
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PROF. EMERSON, who has been mystifying
our citizens during the past week by his in
comprehensive tricks, added tt his repertoire
on Fast Day by freeing himself from cell in
Saco Jail, in which he had been placed by Off
Ger Poor. Extra precautions were taken that
he should be securely fastened, but upon the
return of the officer, some so minutes after
wards, the cell door was found thrown wide
open, and the Professot was discovered sitting
inside. This is an avouched for fact
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C. A. VIcKERY, 1853 Middle street, will open
a full line dress goods and shawls direct from
market at the lowest prices yet on Thursday
18th of April. Apr 2O-d1w
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SUDDEN DEATH,-Mrs Mary s. Priest died
very suddenly yesterday morning at the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law, Chas. A. Shaw, ESQ.
She had arisen at the usual hour, walked out
upon the piazza, and returning, had engaged in
her ordinary household duties Her daughter
leaving her for a few minutes, upon her return
found her just expiring. Heart disease, from
which she has for some time been suffering, is
assigned as the cause of her death.
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r. X. HUNT

r. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auctioneef
SIG Congress St., will sell every evening large
y assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods. :.
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on
description Of goods Consignments not limited.
February H. 1868 diff
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Boston AND MAINE RAILRoAD.-Presiden
White, Superintendent Merritt, Engineer Ba-
con and six of the Directors of the Boston and
Maine Railroad came to the city on Thursday
evening and spent yesterday forenoon in look
ing over the location of the road within the
limits of the city, and other matters pertinent
thereto, and also examining the bids for con-
struction. We understand that eleven bids were
offered, some of which were at ONCE rejected,
and it is said that the three lowest offers were
from Messrs. Hitchings & Lynch of this city,
William H. Ward of Putnam, Conn, and JAS
Gordon of Sherbrooke, Can. We understand
that the award will be made at meeting of
the directors in Boston to-day. The company
have just put on the road four new and elegant
cars, and orders have been given for about a
dozen more, to be used on the extension.