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THE MODOC WAR.
Gen. CANDY Warned not to Trust Captain
Jack-VlriOUs Htems

New YORK, May 5.-Lieut Yerger Of the
18th Infantry left for the Modoc region yester-
day with 14O recruits, and Sergt. John Sheri-
dan and several other volunteers from Cover
nor's Island, who begged to be taken along. A
Lava Bed special of the Sd states that a rising
among the Klamath Indians on their reserva-
ton is feared.
A letter from tie Lava Beds, written on the
day of Canby's massacre confirms the previous
statements that Bidde's squaw begged Candy
not to meet Capt. Jack as treachery was intend
ed.
SAY. FRANCISCO, May 4.-Lieut. Egan will
leave for San Francisco in a few days with bat
teries A and K. Mortars will be sent in the flu
ture. Gen. Davis and Hardee are on the field,
also Gen. Schofeld's artist has been sent to take
views of the lava beds.
A meeting of officers, held at the headquar-
tiers, passed resolutions of respect to the memo
~ Of the officers killed in the last fight
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-7 cars sundries Q do
potatoes, do bran, do corn do oats, do flour,
do for Boston. do for Bangor, do for Halifax, Z
do for st John, do poles, do for G. T. R., o. do
lumber, do laths, do clapboards, 6 do shingles.
STEAMER DIRIGO FROM NEW YoRK-8000 sheep
SKINS 2l elk hides 23o bales paper stock 40 do WOOL
do buraps o. bags WOOL 10 bales moss, Is do hair,
seed $50 rolls leather IS hhds moasses 40 casks lin
seed oil, II do skins, do sad irons, hhds tobacco
boxes canned goods, $50 boxes cheese, 800 do tin
pate 80 do starch 100 do tobacco 100 do raisins 80
do saleratus, % do drugs 20 do hardware, 800 bds
car springs 100 do paper hangings 80 do frames $50
half chests tea casks lead, pianos, 25O pkgs
dries.
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FINE HoRsE.-Frank Lord started for Chica-
go yesterday morning, with the fine young
stallion Daniel Webster for the farm of Col
w. H. W. Cushman, of Ottawa, Ill. He was
raised by DR.. G. Lord and is one of the fines
Morgan Messengers ever raised in the State.
His value is $4,000.
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.Yuspc sherman Censured.

CLEvELAND, Ohio, May 5.-At a meeting
Saturday of the Cleveland Bar Association the
resolution Introduced at Il previous meeting cen
suring Judge Sherman Of the United States
District Court was reconsidered and rejected
A resolution was adopted in its stead declaring
the usefulness of Judge Sherman had been Sc
riously impaired by the disclosure in his case
before the Congressional Committee, and that
they cannot extend to him the confidence SO
necessary between the bench and the bar in the
proper administration of justice.
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ST. STEPHENS FREE CHURcH.-At the an
nual Easter meeting Of st. Stephens Parish
the question of making the church free was dis
cussed and decided in the affirmative Last
Sunday the congregation, as such, voted unani-
mously to sustain the action Of tho vestry.
From this date, therefore, the sittngs in St.
Stephens will be free to all
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United Sta es Circuit Court.

DEFUKE JUDGE SHEPLEY.
MoNDAY.-John Ware VS.. Peter Sanborn. Ware
paid the government tax on the interest his bonds;
they went up in price on his hands, the government
claim tax the increase of the bonds while in his
hands. The defendant is the collector of internal
revenue tor the district where Ware resides.
Artimas Libby. Dist. Atty Webb
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The Darien Expedition.

WATERFOWL, May 5.-Lieut. John L. Wor-
den an army officer stationed at Madison bar
racks harbor, committed suicide yesterday
morning by cutting his throat from ear to ear
with a carving knife. The death of his wife
some months ago supposed to have deranged
his mind. He was son of Admiral Worden
who commanded the Monitor conflict with the
Merrimack.
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SKrRMIsH DRILL-The Portland Cadets gave
their first street exhibition this season on the
Western Promenade last evening" They made
fine appearance, and, as usual, elected the
praise of all who witnes sed their splendid
marching and drill. 1t was the first skirmish
drill that has taken place since Capt Robinson
took command of the company, and it reflect ed
great credit upon the young commander
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture-F, o. Bailey & Co.
House +. 0. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall-Niss Annie Louise Cary.
Old Folks Concert-Con sress st. Meth, Churcn'
Fluent Hall-Fairy Sisters.
Floral Exhibitions. b. Beckett.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Opening-Eastman Brothers.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted-D. c. Colder.
Trees-S. b. Chapman.
To Let-Front Chamber.
Proposals for Dlicks-City of Portland.
PROPOSALS. for Bricks and Curb Stones.
House for Sale.
Maine Savings Bank-Annual Meeting.
Farmers Attention-H. ID. Pettengill.
Money Lost.
Newbnryport Russets-Wm. Allen Jr
DR.. Hersom-260 Congress street.
Wilson's Superphosphat of Lime.
Dissolution of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. Bailey.
Awnings, &c-F. A. Leavitt.
Daucy's announcements.
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FLORAL ExHIBrrIoN.-To-morrow afternoon,
as may be seen by advertisement, occurs the
spring exhibit on of the Horticultural Society,
at Reception Hall, commencing at 2 o'clock,
and closing finally at 10 p. IN. The premiums
are open to the competition Of everybody with
out entrance fee, and splendid show ought to
be the result
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Fall OF n Bridge FIVE, rsJ.-, rx:us

ST. LOUIS, May "a terrible accident occur
red r at the being
ern extension of the Missouri Kansas 3, Tovos
Railroad, fourteen miles from Sedalia' The
false works erected for facilitating the constr,c
ton of the bridge sank into the quioksand in
which it rested, carrying with it the bridge and
twelve workmen and precipitating all into the
river below. Two men were killed and eiobt.
others wounded, two of whom are not expected
to recover.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-Eo,
HOURS.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-EOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SrGNAL1
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
May 8. s Up. NJ }
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and Atlantic
States, falling barometer, south-easterly and
easterly winds and higher temperature, cloudy
weather and rain; for the West and upper lakes
and thence to the Missouri and lower Ohio Val
leys, diminishing pressure, southerly and
north-easterly winds, increasing cloudiness and
occasional rain; for the lower lakes and thence
to the Ohio Valley, north-easterly winds, in
creasing pressure and partly cloudy and cooler
weather; for the Middle States, higher barome-
ter, lower temperature, partly cloudy weather
and south-westerly to north-easterly winds and
generally clear weather till Tuesday morning.
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THE GRAND JURY.-To-day the grand jury
meet Among the cases that excite unusual
interest are the stabbing ARRAY at Nelse Leigh
ton's the worl-honse homicide; the arson case
at the Cape and large number of continued
and also some new liquor cases. 1t is thought
there will be a long term.
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NEW HAMPSHI BE.

Two Wien KILLED by the Falling OF u
Chimney.
CONCORD, May ga house in Newport, own
Moody, vas destroyed by fire last night about
$50 o'clock. Two men, G. r. Richards and
George Williams were killed by the falling of
q chimney. Nearly all of the contents of the
house were saved. Loss about $1,000; fully in
Sured
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THE STARBIRD CONCERT CoApANY.-Mr. w.
H. Beckett, the well-known vocalist, has bean
added to the Starbird Concert Company, which
is now being made up for an extended summer
tour. The party now includes splendid vocal
quartetts & sstaF6ifd
Miss Alice Fairman, Mr.. Nelson Varley and
Mr.. Beckett, together with Miss Therese Liebe,
the gifted young violnist
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THE PRESS,
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1878.
THE PREER

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sen1eh Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Branell s. Co.
andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning Moses, Hender,
the ity.
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
at Watervile, of j. S. Carter.
At GOrham, of News Ageut.
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of French Bros.
AT Kennebunk, of c. L. Miller.
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Municipal COurr.

BEFORE JUDGE MohhlS'
NoSoAY.-Simon NrcDodough Robert Null
haire. Action on account annexed for borrowed
money-S1575. Defense-payment. Judgment for
defendant.
Howard s. Cleaves. Motley.
New entries II defaults, 10; continued, 8,
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Freighfs

NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-Freights.-There is a
great scarcity of freight room, both steam and SAIL
for foreign ports The demand is active there are
etc., etc.. to move A considerable fleet, especially
small vessels would readily be chartered at high
Bremen 11-16d to New York Ec; SAIL Cotton to Iiv-
erpool I'd, to Hayre Il q &c., to Bremen 1tc to Ant
werp 13-16d, Revel 3D. Tobacco to Bremen, steam,
55s. Lard to New York, steam, so " tierce Flour
to do soc W Dbl; Pork 90 q % W Dbl; I'D offered
for Corn in bulk to Liverpool.
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HIGH STREET CHolR.-The new choir of High
street church is composed of Nh. Sam'l Thurs
ton, tenor and leader; Mr.. George f. Mariner,
bass; Mrs. Warren P. Chase, Soprano; Mrs.
Noyes, contrato; Mrs. George o. Gosse, organ
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The SHOOTING CLUB.-The Portland Shoot
ing Club will hold its regular monthly meeting
on Thursday evening next, at the club rooms.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.


VAUDEVILLE, May 5.-John Hamilton, q
brakeman on freight train from Portland to
Waterville, was seriously injured this afternoon
by being struck by the overhead bridge at West
Waterville while the train was passing under it.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
One Hundred Boys Escape frcm WcstborO
Reform Sctl0SI,

One Hundred Boys Escape frcin Wcstboro
Reform School.
WORCESTER, May 5.-About 100 of the 400
boys at the Westboro State Reform School es-
capped this morning. By concerted effort as
they were marching into the yard from break
fast, the file Suddenly broke, and they rushed
for the gates. The officials recaptured as many
as they could conveniently collar, but most of
the boys scattered through the fields and got
away.
Loss of a Maine Vessel.
BOSTON, May 5.-The schooner Edward, Capt.
Dodge, from ELLSWORTH Me-, with timber far
froyihce went asafs right in
the Storm on Marshfeld beach. The crew
were saved. The vessel is a total loss. The
sails and rigging we're saved.
Fires.
The furniture manufactury of Frederic Will
bur. in Reading, was burned Saturday night.
Loss ,s$2 800: insured, $40; incendiary
Sunday morning the factory of the Middlesex
Stone Brick Company was entirely burned.
Two Of the buildings were owned by, Edmund
M Wood and Horace Humphrey, and the third
by the Middlesex Stone Brick Company. Total
loss, 900; insurance, $14,7O0
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LONDON, May 5-11.OO.-Consols opened at 03s
for money and for account.
American securities-U S. 5-2O's 1865, old, at 90
do 1861 $780, do l0ios, S94: new 5s, 80. Erie Rail-
way at 81.
LONDON, May 500 P. M.-Consols closed un-
changed.
American securties-U. S. 5-oos, 1865, old, 80; do
1861 $50; U. S. 1040s, NEW 5s S9s. Erie Railway
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SERIOUS AcCDENT-About noon yesterday,
John, son of Cornelius Casey, who resides at
% Bracket street, was driving his fathers
dump cart along Commercial street, near the
foot of High street. The young man, who is
about fourteen years of age, was standing in
the empty cart and noticing the foot board slip
ping out, turned around and reached back to
seize the board, when the cart-body, which for
some cause was not properly fastened to the
thills, tipped backwards, and the boy losing his
balance fell between the wheel and the body of
the cart. He was drawn further in by the turn
ing of the wheel and thrown in front of the
wheel, which passed over his back. He was
picked up insensible and carried home. DR..
Gordon was called, and found no bones broken
but feared internal injury, as the boy vomted
considerable blood.
PORTLAND YACHT CLUB.-The annual meet
ing of the Portland Yacht Club was holden
last evening. The old board of officers was re-
elected The report of the Treasurer shows
the financial affairs of the Club to be in pros
porous condition. The prospect is good for an
unusually lively season. The following yachts
are ready for the season: Sky, Whisper, Lur-
line, Minnie, Spray, and Marion The Ella
and Nellie are ready for launching The Ray
is to have a new mast this season. The Sky
has had a round stern put on and is otherwise
improved. The new yacht Oracle is not yet
rugged. The Ethel, Alarm, Sparkle and Ray
will soon be at their moorings. The Laurel is
launched and being put in order More than
usual interest is felt this spring in yachting and
there is in consequence great demand for
boats
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MlsCELLANE0Us NOTICES.

JUST REoEIvED.-A large assortment o.
choice teas, Oolong and Japan, which 1 shall
sell very cheap. Call at the Chinaman's Tea
Store. No. 333 Congress street. mv5tf
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BURL1IGH, SO Middle street, sells more cloth
ing than any other party in Maine.
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,nay1-dlw

THE largest and best assortment of Clothes
for Boyss wear to be found in this city, is at
l.. d. SPROUTS.
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Several COWS run upon the track of the Louis
ville New Albany and Chicago Railroad Sun
day, just before the passage of train, and the
cars were pitched down an embankment injur-
ing several persons.
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ASSLGNEE'S SALE.
Desirable Property af GorhaIn Viii
Eage, to be sold ut Auction.

DURSUANT to license from Probate Court, will
Il be sold at public auction on SATURDAY, the
10th day OF May next, at q o'clock P. NJ the valu-
able Estate known the 'Broad Place" Said
estate consists of about six of land on which
are large two-story House, Barn and out-buidings
fruit trees, shade trees &C., &c. This is q most at
tractive location, but five minutes walk fror,
Churches Seminary, public School House. and r. H.
Station and will unquestionably be sold at bargain.
A train on p. & r. II. leaves Portland at IA p, n =,
and one returns at 4.25 p. M.
AZ Sale to take place on the premises.
JOHN Q. CARD, EXT OF VIII of the late
Henry Broad
Gorham, April 7, 1873 apr9diaw3w then dtdt
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NoTIcE.-The manufacture of cigars of E.
Ponce is on Market Square, No. 49, up stairs,
under the name of N. G. Thompson, which we
VIII keep up my own brand of cigars suitable
tor any market for quality and prices The CT,
gars will be sold at e. Ponce's cigar store, cor
ner Middle and Exchange street.
Yours respectfully.
E. PONCE.
my5-1w n. c. THOMPSON.
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THE largest stock of Clothing Portland is
at Burleigh's, SO Middle street
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WASHINGTON.


Twenty-Scvcn Members Paw i'm slll 900.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The aggregate amount
paid in the treasury up to noon to-day by q
members of Congress, it being their return of
extra compensation, is Sill 900, including the
check of Senator Simmer for "a 40
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A CAnp.-The young ladies of the Second
Parish return their sincere thanks to the many
kind friends who SO generously aided them in
tba presentation of the May Day Festival To
the Young ladies who took part in the cantata
and braiding the may-pole, and the musicians,
and for the friendly notices in the daily papers,
we are under deep obligations. TW
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Foreign EXPORTS,

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Missssippi-1375 bush
oats 279 bbls -four, LAG do potash $50 bush wheat
cases hams 40 kegs lard case preserved meats i3S
bbls apples lbs bacon 800 do tongues 3l33 do
tallow, 1916 do grease ~
ST. JOHN, NIB. Bark Silver Cloud-2ooO bbs
-four, 10 tons feed, 45O bush barley
Foreign Imports.
ST. JOHN: NIB. Schr Aurora Borealis-54. 1887 feet
lumber to John A Lord ' W.
Schr Trellis-975 ship knees 81 tons timber to w
H Simonton. 80
ST. ANDREWS, NIB. Schr Esther-25oo cedar
s.eepers to order.
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Boston Stock List.
New York stock mud Money Market.

tSales at the Brokers' Board, May s..
Eastern Railroad Observation-Disclosures. 10
Portland, Saco s. Portsmouth r R. ..........I 10
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Illy5-1w
E. PONCE.
N. G. THOMPSON

THE finest stock of Clothing is at Burleigh's,
so Middle street
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Epicf JGttiups.

Yesterday was fine day with the very re-
motest suspicion Of the tropics.
Is there an International Society in this city?
People claim that its red and black flag has
been flung to the breeze on Middle street, and
they insist that it is the signal for secret
meeting Now look out for the kerosene.
Wagner, the suspected murderer, has taken
TO prayer and psalmody much to the disgust of
object to the prayers but they declare that his
singing is terrific.
In the northern portions of York county the
boys amused themselves on May day by play
ing ball-snow ball.
May flowers are getting to be a drug-proba-
bly, because of some hitherto undiscovered
medicinal properties which they possess.
The Boston City Guard contemplate a visit
to Portland the coming summer.
A splendid easy chair, satin lined, having at
tached one of the Traverse patent foot rests,
was presented yesterday to the Hospital Fair
by Mr.. Geo. A. Whitney, Exchange street.
Mr.. George Fl. Bailey has leased the Forest
City Trotting Park, and has arranged for trot
to come off in June, during the Hospital Fair.
A severe accident resulted Sunday from the
careless use of pocket knife by two boys at
play on the corner of Clark and Summer streets
and hit the other, named Flaherty, on the
knee. A deep cut was the result.
A Mr.. Merrill was slightly injured Sunday
afternoon by being thrown from his carriage on
Portland street.
A man fell down in q cit ON Fore street yes
terday, bruising himself considerably by the
fall.
Barnum and his big show are to be here the
28th inst
Portland school girls are noted for the beauty
and legibility of their penmanship
The Fairy sisters, six Founders, are booked
for Wednesday evening.
The sale of seats for the Cary benefit to the
Maine Hospital, on the 10th inst, begins at
stockbrdge's thsssas s.,ia !.s sissss -
only my cents, which secures a reserved soot
C. "a ta raasi. -ss,r 'ee''
Mr.. F. S. Chandler of Bethel, has sold his no.
tel to Mr.. Joseph Bardon of Lewiston, who
will occupy it soon.
The Portland Cadets have invited the other
cadet organizations of the city to join them iii
a street parade on the 10th inst.
Mr.. Fl. W.sEmery has resigned his situation
as private Waterman of the Merchants Bank,
and Mr., j. c. Sterling has been appointed in
his stead. Mr.. Emery made a capital watch
man, and Mr.. Sterling acN make one.
A very handsome clock now ornaments the
vestibule of the post Office.
All the hotels were crowded with visitors last
night.
The May term of the Superior Curt comes in
to-day. Among the actions to be disposed of is
the Farwell-McMulen stabbing affray.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Name meets
in this city to-day
The mephitis americana, vulgarly called
skunk, put in au appearance on Congress street
last night.
Two inebrates, arm in-in-arm, astounded
Middle street yesterday by reelng along the
sidewalk. One of them was imprudent enough
to foam at the mouth, and was arrested on sus-
picion of being nad-as indeed he was, mad
enough to swear
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Union Pacific stock
nno foIlo
road securities: "ions ior Pacidc Rail-
Central Pacific bonds. .......
Union Pacific do acknowledgements
Union Pacific land grants. ........''''''' Sos
Union Pacific income bonds. Observation-Disclosures -
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AUCTION sales to-day at IL o'clock. +. o.
| Bailey & Co., will sell by order of administra-
tor the valuable timber land and timber known
h as Fosters woods in Deering. Immediately
| after the above the knights field situated at
| Aliens Corner, containing about twenty acres.
| Ats D. NJ, the very valuable and finely located
| lot of land lying between Congress and Ex-
| change and Market streets and land OF Deer
ing heirs
DIR. URANN who has made so many wonder
full cures of cases supposed to be incurable, will
be at the Preble House every Thursday, Friday
and Saturday for the present. All should see
him. apr2S-tf
You CAN BET YOUR BOTTOM DoLLAR-that
there exists no case of Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Swellings. or Stiff Joints, which the Centaur
Liniment, white wrapper, will not alleviate
and cure.
Mark the difference. 1t is the Centaur Lin-
ment, yellow wrapper, which is again placing
so many used up horses in the harness. We
care not whether the case is SpavinS, Sweeney,
Scratches, Strains, or any Swelling the effect
is simply wonderful.
CHILDREN cRY-for Pitchers Castoria 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
! castor oil may1-eodlw&w1t
JUST RECEIvED.-A large assortment of
choice teas, Oolong and Japan, which shall
sell very cheap. Call at the Chinaman's Tea
Store. No. 1888 Congress street my5tf
| STEEL Knives and every description of Table
Ware Plated, or Replated in the very best man
ner at short notice and at q reasonable price, at
Atwood New Rooms, q Market Square.
feb25-eodtf
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV.
ENUE.
Notice to Special Tax Pay
erS.
SPECIAL TAX

The law of December, "a, 1872 requires every per-
son engaged in any business, ayocation, or employ
ment, which renders him liable toa