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The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

O american IN, seeur TIL s. 52os 1862 9O do
PARIS, April 29T1l.SO A. M.-Rentes 54f. &c.
LIVERPOOL, April 29-1100 A. M-Cot,or An
middling upands 11d do Orleans III a iisd. aaIas
10000 bales. '~'S'
LONDON, April 29-i3OP. M.-COnsols %. for mop-
ey and account.
LIVERPOOL, April 29-1.3O P. M.-Cotton steady:
middling tiplands lid do Orleans III 9 lid; saes
10000 bales, including 5000 for speculation and
port. r..fE
LONDON April $500 p. M-Consols closed at s3i
for money and account. -. -
American securities-U s. 5-20's 1862, 9Os; do 1885
old. 91a do 1867 931; U. s.. 10-40's, S93
LIVERPOOL, April $500 p. M.-Cheese Co.'S
Bacon 30s Sd for Cumberland cut. Clover Seed AZ 9
46s Spirits Turpentine AIS 3d.
PARIS, April $500 P. NJ -Rentes 5if SIC.
LONDON, April 29-Evening -Linseed Oil e32 15s.
Spirits Turpentine AZ a 49, Russian TallOw CAS- Cd.
Refined Petroleum 16k q 16ad. ..-.. ...
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
CITY Affairs.


Special meetings of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen and Common Council were held last
evening. sl.fE
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
Augustus A. Howe was appointed and con-
frmed special policeman without pay at the P.
S. & P. r. R. depot. %. LIZ
Leave to withdraw was voted on petition of
John Gulliver for extra compensation for dam
ages; same ON petition of j. +. Moses & ais,
that Douglass street may be accepted.
The following communication from the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad Company was present
ed:
In locating their road into the city of Port
land they have endeavored to avoid crossing
any street at grade. They could have found
and perhaps can still find a comparatively cheap
location by crossing West Commercial street to
the south side and then re-crnssing it. To avoid
these crossings they located through the bluff
on the north side of said street, which location
must substantially destroy the whole taxable
property ON the south side of Danforth street
from the railroad bridge to and perhaps includ-
ing the residence of Mr.. e. A. Npyes unless a
change is made as herein requested. That it
would be considerable saving of expense to
them if the city would change the line of West
Commercial street west of Emery street as
shown by the annexed tracing; and they offer
to furnish the city the land necessary for the
change without expense to the city. That con-
sidering the great expense involved both in
building and maintaining the street on its pres
ent line the city would gain by the said propos-
ed change, and that in their opinion no person
can be injured thereby. Wherefore they re-
spectfully petition that said street may be
changed as above proposed.
Boston and Maine Railroad,
By. VIM L. PUTNAM.
The petition was referred to the Committee
on Laying out New Streets with power.
A communication was received from Edward
Fox, for the Proprietors of Union Wharf call
ing the attention of the city authorities to the
bad condition of the dock on the east side of
said wharf, by reason of the deposit from the
sewers, and the necessity of its removal by the
city Referred to the Harbor Committee.
The salary bill was reported from the Com
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Superior Court.

BEFORE JUDGE LANE.
MoNDAY.-Hannaford vs. Butler. Action with ac-
count annexed to the value of lot of cab
bages. Verdict for plaintiff for S43.45.
Carleton. Vinton
Emerson VS.. Lothrop and Trustees. Action on
special contract Defence, contract broken by plain
tiff. Judgment for plaintiff for $32.55. s.,rt.
Holmes. '.'+ Neal & Son.
The following decisions have been made by the
Judge: #t.t-.t Fff.f .-.l.5
plaintiff for 1925 49,
Haines. Holiness
Howard & Cleaves.
James Stuart vs.. Solomon Matthias. Judgment
for plaintiff for $50.
Neal & Son. Peabody
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

Domestic Markets.

New YORK. April 29-Evening- ic higher
with light offerings sales $40 bales; Middng upands
soathern % a 81 wheat sta1S 90
scarce and frmer; Spring dull and declined a &c;
sales ae 24S Goo bush; No ! Spring s. g 81 No at
Michigan 90 q 10. Corn opened firm and closed
dull and lower; sales 5000 bush; Mixed Western 75l
g 76te Oats iirmer; sales $4,000 bush; Ohio "a q
SEC; Western 81 q 53c. Beef more active at 90 a.
II co. Pork lower; new mess 10 So a 10 95 Lard is
quiet and firm at q 9sc. Butter heavy; new 80 a
9lc. Sugar firm; Muscovado 81 a 9lc; Refining s5o
SIC. Coffee dull Rio II a 194c, Molasses in moder-
ate request; Porto Rice As q 55c; Muscoyado "a a
3sc. Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentne quiet at SO a
6oc; Rosn quiet and firm at So q so for strained.
Petroleum firm; crude 12kc; refined 22lc Tallow at
Frefghts to Liverpool unchanged; Grain per steam
NEW YORK, April 29.-Cattle Market-Beeves &c
the week, 1850 head. Sheep &c lower at 81 "a lie
Lambs 16 q 19c; receipts II 900 head. Hogs dull and
weak at Al q &C for live and 81 6ic for dressed.
CHICAGO. April 2s:-Flour quiet and strong; Spring
extra 20 a. 25 Wheat strong at l 35 for Spring
active at IS s5tc for No q Rye strong; No at 75c
strong but closed weak Pork p Is q Il 50. Lard
s75 Bulk meats steady at 4Ac for shoulders 81 q SIC
Is &c. snd waas at
Live hogs active and a shade easier at 10 a 45O.
Receipts.3oo bbs flour, 1000 bush wheat, 1S7, 900
bush corn 1900 bush oats, 900 bush rye, 1000 bush
Shipments-6,0O0 bbs four IS, 900 bush wheat, $780,.
600 bush corn $4,000 bush oats, 5000 tush rye 5000
bnsh barley, 1900 hogs
CINCINNATI, April 29.-Pork buoyant and unset.
tied city saeabe at IA co. inquiry for other class
Lard buoyant and unsettled at SIC for steam and
Sc for kettle; no sales. Bulk meats-asking 43c for
shoulders; clear rib sides ST 6ac clear sides &c; j,
less bid There are orders here for shoulders at All
and clear rib and clear sides at a 1c Boxed meat
held 4c higher. Bacon buoyant; shoulders Bic loose
packed held at 5bc sides sold at II a 73c Live Hog
| dull and lower at aac "0As1
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

THE alarm of fire Sunday might was caused
by the burning of the judges stand on the fair
grounds. 1t was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary. The City Marshal offers $25 as a
reward for the discovery of the offenders -as
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April GA severe storm
is raging tin the Northwest Much rain ha
fallen, and some portions of the railroad trac
track in Minnesota is washing away. II
storm is travelling east.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

There appeared in my programmes to-day a
card, that referred to Deputy Marshal Ster-
ling, and also made use of his name Satur-
day night, as 1 had some misunderstanding
with him at the time, but in justice Ito him
wish to explain that having had an interview
with him, see was little hasty and every
thing being set to rights hope the public will
understand that we have settled the affair
most amicably.
The public's obedient servant,
~ II 81 HENRY RYOoDGOoD
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

HATS and Caps for Men, boys and children
new styles, constantly arriving at Grin Hawkes.
& Co.'S, 290 and 1872 Congress st. .rh
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

METEOROLOGICAL.
OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE VAST
TWENTY-FOIIR HOIrRs

TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
4 OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
April 30 100 A. NJ
Probabilities.-Fall of barometer will prevail on
Tuesday from Lakes to Gulf and Atlantic;
clear and partially cloudy weather over the
Northeast, Middle, Atlantic and Southern
States, and easterly to southerly winds, cloudy
weather and rain from the Ohio Valley to the
upper lakes and extend east over the northern
portion of the Middle States brisk and posi-
bly, high winds probable for the upper lakes
and will extend to the lower lakes with clearing
weather y
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

HoYT, FoGG & BREED have removed to 81
Middle street, in Casco Bank Block, directly
opposite the old stand. aF
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
NEW YORK.
Las, WORD. ON Con.eouential Dam. .c,.

Last w Ords ON Consequential Damage
NEW YORK, April 29.-It is stated that Sec
rotary Fish sent a long dispatch Saturday night
to Minister Schenck as the last words on the
question of consequential damages in support of
the new principle of international law, which
we demand in return for a modification of the
American case. The only danger of the nom
success of these new negotiations is from vio-
lent opposition in the English Parliament to-
night. 1t is understood that Schenck has been
instructed to say that the United States is
ready to make supplementary treaty in which
the negative of our case at Geneva will be
agreed upon as governing the conduct of the
two nations when one or the other is at war.
The Book Concern.
3 A majority of the committee of the Metho-
dist book concern made a report to-day exoner-
ating the management from all charges of We
nality and corruption. A minority of three of
the eleven members of the committee will
probably present counter report to the Gen
eral Conference.
About 500 persons have gone to Cincinnati
from New York aud Brooklyn. - Il ~
From the Navy Yard 24Iworkmen have been
discharged for lack of an appropriation.
The trial of VIM. Williams Charles Good
hue and B. +: spermau, who are supposed to
have surreptitiously entered through the Gus
tom House by under valuation $4,000 worth of
iute, was begun to-day.
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has anchored one of its steamers di-
rectly in the line of the proposed bridge over
the Raritan river at Perth Amboy and threaten
to resist any attempt to remove her The OPP
position railroad is pushing work rapidly and
trouble is likely to ensue. a1 88'ssh 'sEssH
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

EVERY description of Ready-made Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods can be found at
Grin Hawkes. & Co.'S $50 and 292 Congress St.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

STEAMER CHESAPEAKE, FROM NEW YoRK-2l
bales cotton ITO do rags SO do trees 3400 saves %
car wheels 26 pieces marble, $50 boxes cheese 70 do
hats 80 do saleratus 150 do lemons 40 do hardware
machines, 100 half chests tea 40 rolls leather 10 do
earpeting 100 bbls -four S do cement 45 do saltpere
go do glass ware, hid tobacco, do glass ware ~
casks bleaching powders 100 kegs spikes bbls dry
zinc 80 bags nuts 80 do pepper 80 do grass seed 50
do shot, pigs lead, 10 plates spelter sheets iron
head lights, pianos, 200 pkgs sundries
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Card,

SALESMAN WANTED.-A dry goods clerk is
wanted at E. H. c. Hooper, Biddeford. None
but good statesmen need apply ap3O-1w
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

WE would call attention of our readers who
are in need of Concrete Pavement to the adver-
tisement of Galley, Sheridan & Griffith.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
BID d E FORD, S AGO
AND VICINITY. q

THE schooner Albion Dyer is now lying at the
mouth of the river waiting for wind and tide,
with a cargo of coal for the Water Power Com
pany. ss4FEk IA TFFr III
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

A CHOICE line of English and French Fancy
Cassimeres and Worsted Coatings at Grin
Hawkes. & Co., s 800 and 292 Congress St.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

NEW MILLNERY.-Mrs. e. R. Towle, on
Elm street, advertises an opening of spring mil
lnery tomorrow morning, and the ladies will
be likely to throng this favorite mart to gossip
and buy. Thursday morning Mrs. johnson and
Miss Clark, at No Clapp's Block, will display
their elegant bonnets to the admiration of their
rfo
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

The mounds thrown up in our streets, and
the lanterns by night, signifying danger, testify
that the repairs on the gas mains are being at
tended to - ...---.- Il d. !. n. Il Z
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
.. Freights.
ron, April 25.-Freights to Liverp

CHARLESTON, April 25.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam via New York I'd on uplands and I'd on Sea
Islands BY sail direct, I'd uplands Coastwise to
New York, by steam, So y bale on uplands; 81 so p
tierce ON Rice; by sail, &c p ID uplands; So on
Lumber; $40 ON Timber. To Boston, by sail, &c on
upland Cotton; Csc on Resin; resawed stuff 81 so q
10 80; Phosphate So "a so. To Providence 50 y N
on Boards &C 10 ON uplands; by steam, 81 " bale
to take Lumber freights from Georgetown, s. c. Da-
rien and Satia River, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla,
Lumber and Boards. -
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

NEW YORK. Aprfl 29-EUeninq-Money easy at 6
per cent, with exceptions at per cent Sterling
Exchange nominal at 1O0s q 1905. Gold irregular,
closing at 1123 a 112s. Loans fiat to per cent The
clearings were So, 100000 Treasury disbursements
$841 900. Governments per cent. higher and firm
State bonds dull and steady Stocks strong favor
ties. Pacific MAIL New York Central, Rock Island
and Ohio advanced considerably North Western
and Erie were about the weakest stocks ON the list
which was generally heavy in the afternoon, but
closed with a reaction from the lowest rates very
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

HATS, Caps, Canes and Umbrellas, a fine as
sortment at Grin Howkes & Co.'s 900 and 1872
Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

+. .. BAILEY will sell at auction, at o'clock
this afternoon, the very desirable dwelling
house and lot No. 81 Danforth street. The
house is in prime order and in an excellent
neighborhood.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
AND COMMERCIAL.

Foreign Imports.
WINDSOR Ms. Sch Welcome Home-16O tons of
plaster to Knight & Whidden.
~ Foreign Exports. ta
ST JOHN NIB. Sch Francis--150o bbls -four
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

BLooDGooD's MNsTRELs.-Pedanto who is
member of this troupe, is well named The
Great. His rope-walkins in the open air, and
his "man-fy'' feat in the hall, are wonderful
performances. Gus Williams is an excellent
character comedian, and the songs of the Free
man Sisters afford amusement to the great
crowds which fill the houses everywhere. The
company is unusually capable and worthy of
patronage. They will return to Portland in a
few days. See the advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Later il

Later il Mr. Gladstone, replying
to a quest enkinson, said the Impe-
rial cover agreed 10 guarantee the
Canadian 10000 for the construc-
ton of e Pac, providing Cadada
should act hingtOn Treaty.
The Vess ipn-Sh0wers Of Ashes
d, etc., etc.
NAPLES forning.-A sound as of
thunder the discharges from Mt
Vesuvius. SHOWING in this direc-
ton to-da nse clouds of smoke and
ashes owe Ashes are falling in the
streets lik ave already reached the
depth of inches. The rumbling
inside the inues, but lava has ceas-
ed flowing
2P NJ. sand have succeeded the
rain of as as falling this morning.
The eruption is now accompanied by fearful
electric phenomena; lightning darts incessant-
ly from the summit of the volcano, and the
quacking of the mountains are more violent
and frequent. The thunder is continuous
Burning cinders, stones and scora are falling
fast and thick in the town of Massdi Comma,
which is entirely deserted.
bismarck Sustains the American p Position
BERLIN, April 28-BancroftD Davis, now here.
expressed his opinion in the presence of Prince
Bismarck and RUSSELL the British Minister,
that the consequential damages would not be
withdrawn from the American case by the
Washington government. Prince Bismarck
volunteered his opinion that the American po-
sition is entirely correct
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
Brief J0ftings.

The track on the proposed Fair Grounds in
Deering can be graded for about $2500.
The steamer Falmouth will not be ready to
oo on the route between Portland and Halifax
before the 10Th prox
Nothing of public interest before the Munich
pal Court yesterday. H lg
The funeral services of the late William H.
s,sane were held at his fathers residence on
STATE street yesterday afternoon. The exercises
we're conducted by Rev. e. Y. Hincks, and con-
sisted Of the reading of selections from the
Scriptures, singing by quartette composed OF
Messrs. Shaw and Pennell, Mrs. Wetherpee
and Mrs Norcross and feryent prayer by the
officiating clergyman. A large number OF tne
friends of the deceased were present.
We understand Miss Farley will take the
place in the First Baptist choir vacated by Miss
Ayers Mr.. Thomas McEwan is to be leading
basso in the State Street choir.
The Cadets won the admiration of old SOL
diers by their splendid marching last night
They will go to Biddeford next FRIDAY. and we
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

New YORK CIRcUs.-This favorite Metro
politan establishment will appear in this city
on Wednesday, May 7th, remaining one day
only. Among the numerous attractions offered
by this first-class company the most eonspicu-
GUS are the famous Jee Brothers, the musical
wonders, Charles NJ. Irish, the daring bare
back rider, Mdlle. Caroline ROLAND, champion
lady rider, and the wonderful trick horse Alex
der. The circus is unquestionably the best in
America, and the mammoth pavilion will of
course be crowded at each performance
FROM ST. JOHN AND RETURN.-The travelling
bag that was forwarded from st. John to San
Francisco for the purpose of ascertaining the
time necessary for it to be forwarded to the Pa
cific and return, arrived in this city, on its re-
turn trip, last evening. 1t was sent from St
John Thursday April 18th, and will arrive there
the night of the Both.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30
ENTERTAINMENTS
Homeopathic Fair /!
An Elegant Doll,

MYTH its Wardrobe, can be seen at the store Of
w H. TALBOT & Co., No. Clapp's Block,
Congress st.
The Doll and fxings valued at Slo0s to be disposed
OF for the benefit of the Homeopathic Fair in Boston
Tickets for sale at S1.OO. apr25d1w
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

HOTEL ARRIvALs-M. A. Parker, Boston,
| G. A. Abbott, Dexter, G. f. Burrage, Boston
and A. H. Knight, Dexter, are at the st. Ju-
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. = This favorite
steamer will take her place on the Portland
and Boston line Tomorrow evening under COM
mand of Capt Iscomb, with Mr.. Higgins as
clerk. During the past winter the John Brooks
has been thoroughly overhauled and painted
throughout, new carpets laid down in the sa-
looms and cabins, and the state-rooms and bed
of the easiest and most comfortable boats for
summer travel ever in the eastern waters, and
it is a pleasure to travel on her
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

Weather Report, April %, IL r. M.
War Department, Signal Service, U. S. Army, Dr.
visions of kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

NEW YORK, April Aforning-Gold at 112s.-
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 1904 a 11Os
Stocks steady. State Stocks Steady. :
The following are the forenoon quotations of Soutb
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

Petitions presented q I'd refe1red-Of Josiah
Dow and Son, that the city sell them certain
land adjoining their tannery; of Moses Y.
Knight, for a sidewalk on Oxford street; of
same for permission to build a wooden building
on the corner of Oxford and Anderson streets
(granted); of John Stackpole, for permission to
High street (granted); of A. j. Pettingill, for
a sidewalk on Bracket street; of c. P. Mat
tocks, for a sidewalk on Lewis street; of Pat
rick L. Hartnett, for license as a victualler; of
NJ A. Blanchard and ais, for street light on
Winter street; that Oxford street may be ex-
tended from Washington to North street; that
the iron railing around the Thrasher burial lot
in the Eastern Cemetery, which was removed
when the wall on Federal street was built may
be replaced at the expense of the city; that the
sidewalks on Quincy street may be repaired.
Orders paSsed-TO pay Naomi Fernald 500
for compensation for personal damages receiv-
ed by reason of defect in Exchange street; d.
recting the City Treasurer to pay William W.
Davis $1,000 in full for all claims; directing the
Harbor Committee to dredge out the deposit
in the dock at the foot of Emery street at an
expense not exceeding $500; authorizing the
Mayor to draw his warrant on the City Treasu-
ry for the payment of current expenses until
the annual appropriation bills are passed; au-
thoriZing the City Treasurer to hire for the
payment of current expenses, such moneys as
are necessary, not to exceed $50, 900 per month,
the same to be in anticipation of the city taxes:
authorizing the payment of $1,000 to the Port
luSlltuUC anu AiDIdIg lOI tut cur
rent year authorizing the construction of sew
ers in Spring street. from Centre to High, and
in Elm street from Cumberland to Back Bay;
directing the purchase of paving stones and
other material for the street department, at al
estimated cost of $13, 200; directing the Com.
mittee on Streets to grade aud repair Pearl
Franklin Green High, Mellen, Pine, between
Bracket and Emery, Madison, Monroe and
other streets in the vicinity of the jail; author
izing the City Treasurer to pay to each Deputy
kTaroba1 and nOliceman %50 the same to be de
voted to the purchase of uniforms appropriat
ing $500 towards the expense of celebrating
Memorial day.
IN COMMON COUNCIL.
Papers from the Board of Mayor and Alder
men disposed of in concurrence
President Fessenden, Newhall, Daveis ant
Cox were added to the Portland and Ogdens
burg Commission.
The order relative to paving Middle stree
was laid on the table on motion of Councilman
Rich of Ward 3.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

New York stock and Money rrorL.,.

lSales at the Brokers Board, April 1871
Boston and Maine Railroad. ................... 40
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

THE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE finds some of
its most insidious and dangerous foes in the
many so-called ''tonics" and ''appetizers .
made of cheap whiskey and refuse liquors, fin
ished up to suit depraved appetites, under the
name of medicines. DIR. j. WALKERS CALI
FoRNIA VINEGAR BITTBRs, are none of these.
They are not beverage, but a genuine medi-
cine, purely.vegetable, prepared from Califor-
mia herbs by regular physician. Fo, all dis
eases of the stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder,
skin and blood, they are an infallible and un-
rivalling remedy. apr3O-4wt
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

". "A. f1uuOIt DcAJcI, VI. I l'uIIdScy ooooou
and A. H. Knight, Dexter, are at the st. Ju-
liam. .--- .-.
C. T. Morton, Baltimore, E. L. Kelsey, Ed
ward Fox and HI. G. Robinson, New York.
Geo. P. Bryant, Malcolm B. Cole, E. A. New
man and George o. Marcy, Boston, Cyrus
Frink, NJ D., Newington, N. H., Nathaniel
Rogers, Albany, John E. Bickford, George H.
Pierce and j. P. Yorston, Dover, N. H., are at
the Falmouth Hotel
j. 7. Lambert, Phillips, w. w. Bolster, Dix
field, c. Record, Auburn, John A. French, An
dover, T. G. Brady and wife, Worcester and
Clement Mutsaers, Bangor, are at the United
States Hotel. a er-t-
p P. Bunham, Bridgton, Geo. Fisher, Bath,
A. j. Fuller, Bath, L. Edwin Dudley New
York, E. B. Wescott, Boston, W. o. Hewes,
B. F. Davis, Boston, W. H. Kilby, Boston, H.
7. Farren, New York, e. H. Quincy and o. B.
Paine, Boston, are at the Preble House.
Henry Pennell and Amos Hall, Gray, Geo.
2. Whitney, Oxford, Jacob Webb, Thomas M.
Marshall and George w. Hamilton, Boston, j.
j. Abbott, Sumner, S. H. McKenney, Metals,
John I. Averill, Frankfort, C. L. Fuller, Wat
erville B. c. Whitehouse. Bcothbay, j. Maui
ked, WaldOboro, are at the City Hotel.
MAY-DAY is one of OUR few recognized hill
days, and We trust that all good people mean
to celebrate it accordingly. To those who are
not sufficiently ardent to seek the coy Arbutus
in her native haunts we would suggest visit
to City Hall and the "Mayfower" The exhi-
bition, it is said, will be a charming one, with
all the attractions which youth and beautiful
childhood, music and flowers can give. In the
evening promenade concert is to be added
and at noon an elegant dinner, with several diff.
ferent kinds of meats and varieties of vegeta
bles, relishes, pastry, and dessert, with tea
and coffee, is offered for the incredibly low sun
of rs cents. We trust a substantial addition t.
the church treasury will be the result. Tickets
for sale at Whittier's, A. Lowell's, Short
Loring's, Bailey & Noyes'.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

GENTLEMEN in search of fashionable goods,
made into perfect fting garments should 90 to
Grin Hawkes. & Co., 900 and 1872 Congress St.
"Chisam, Cutter"
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-30

How is your 80 cents for low? We are SELL
ing the Elmwood cloth faced collar at 25 cents
j. BURLEIGH & Co., SO Middle street.