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Winding Their Business.

CHICAGO, June 5.-The following despatch
was received here this morning;
fdn6ton Agency, June 4th, mia Fort Randall,
June 5.-None of the Yankton Indians have
lett this section to join the hostile bands on the
Upner Missouri, as reported lately by Gen
Custar. The Yanktons are all at home at
tending to their business.
(Signed,) JouN G. GossMAN.
U. s. Indian Agent.
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MAGIC ON THE WAvEs.-Yesterday after
noon, Mr.. Henry 7. Carter's new steam yacht
Magic made its first trip on the briny ocean
wave The ''oscillatory" engine, one of Mr.
Carriers own invention. worked well, and the
yacht made eight miles an hour
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BOATING ANNOUNCEMENT
talk having emanated from the Emerald Boat
Club in regard to Mr.. NJ Davis rowing me u
race, l take this opportunity of saying that
will row him any kind of single scull race he
wishes for purse of from 500 to $3.50. If
Mr.. Stevens Of Bath, or any other gentleman in
Maine, wishes to measure the spruces with me,
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noNAwAf'-Some excitement was caused on
congress street yesterday by the escapode of 4
horse belonging to physician of this city. The
morse started from Free street, came round into
Congress, and brought up at Appleton's B,ocI
Nobody was hurt except the body of tho wacor
which was smashed into smithereens
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Desirable Farm, &c-F. .. Bailey s. Co.
Real Estate-F. o. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Billiard Match-Lancaster Fall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dlucy's Anuouncements-l.
For Sale-House.
Printers Notice of Copartnership.
Wanted-A Good Man.
EXECUTORS Notice-John A. Colly.
Il the HarbJr Commissioners Of Portlanu'
Il lady Made Suits-J. +. Six.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
w. l.. Wilson & Co.'s Anncuncemen's-2.
w lnted-Loring, Short u Harmon.
Su umpr-W. l.. Smell.
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Desir"b'e Farm and Residence
with Stock and Farming Tools
at Auction.

IN WEDNESDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock P, NJ.
" we shall sell the very desirable Farm and resi-.
dence of Samuel Bell, Esq, in West Falmouth Me
This property consists OF 46 acres of excellent land
in the highest state vf cultivation, divided by 90
fnces into pasture and tiage, estimated to cut as
tons OF hay this season. About 40 loads of dressing
used last season and the same amount now on the
place ready for ue. About 80 Apple and from is to
20 Pear trees. The buildings consist # large
double "a story m dern built House; each 1T con-
tains finished rooms, ample Closets la &c psntry
ana atics, cellar uuder the whole house Barn 4Ux5O
ieet, clapboarded and painted all rouud arriage
Houses, Wood Shed, Ice ouse, Piggery, HeDneiy,
&c. These buildings were built by tie dsy, of The
best material and are perfect order. tt Is oper-
ty Il situated six miles ON Portland, 10 minutes
walk from NJ. c. Depot, With II passenger trains 10
and from Portland daily. Within mile il a good
School, Churches, Store, Grist and Saw NJ III in an
excellent neigh borhood and fine location, with view
of the surrounding country. Terms easy and made
known at sale. tile perfect. Sale absolute.
Immediately after the above will be cold the Stock
and Farming Tools, consisting Of 8 superior Cows;
the herd have taken the first premium wherever
shown; Knox NAL Colt, in July. weighs $50 lbs
as good es the best Knox stock bay nare, weighs
lips lbs, good diver ard worker; rs Hens pood
Carriage, Phaeton, nearly new, 2-whe.led Chaise
side-spribg Wagon, Express Wagon, Gig, Fa: m
Wagon and Hay Rack. Wheelbarlow, new Buckeye
Mower with all improvements, pat. Horse Rake,
"'",vs Harrows, Cultivators and a necessary farm
implements.
n =" ...n el her way on the NJ. C. R. R. arrives
F.O. BAILEY s. CO., Auetioners.
iuG eOd,d
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FATAL AccrDE yT.-Jonas Written of Sac
4, carappa was killed at that place yesterday
forenoon by the fall of an elevator in the mill
of the Westbrook Manufacturing Co., which
struck him on the head. He lived about an
hour after the accident. Mr. Written was 81
years old, AMI leaves large family. He bad
been in the employ of the company over thirty
years.
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Attempt to Throw Train OF shc Track.

NORWICH, Ct, June 5.-An attempt was
made by persons unknown to throw the Prov
idence mail train from the track Of the Shore
Line railroad near Westerly, Il. l., at II o'clock
Wednesday night, by placing distractions on
the track. The distractions were discovered
and removed in time to avoid disaster.
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The Jubiiee-Eatai Accident.

CHICAGO, June 5.-The city is full of strang.
ers in attendance on the Jubilee concerts, and
the Jubilee is regarded as a success.
By the falling of q scaffold in the depot
building of the Chic so & Rock Island Rail-
road, now used for the jubilee concerts, John
thrown from near the roof to the floor and kill
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hey can have the same opportunity, whether
DIR. Davis accepts or not, one or all OF tno
aces to be rowed the same day If the ABOVE
is not accepted within two weeks from da.e no
notice will be taken of any further talk, oy i1'
n WIN RANDALL box 1888, Fortianu'
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The Judiciary Elections i'm E.ii,ois

CHICAGO June 5.-The latest and most COM
plete returns from the election for Judge of the
Supreme Court, indicate the election Of A. M.
Craig the farmer candidate, over Judge Law
renee, the present Chief Justice by majority
of probably 1900 votes.
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The TRIAL Of Porncruy.

Topeka, June 5.-The trial of ex-senator
Pomeroy, GU the charge of bribery, begins in
the District Court on the 18th inst. EmiGent
counsel will appear on both sides.
Reports from all parts of the State represent
the growing crops in excellent condition and
an abundant yield of all kinds of grain is ex-
pected
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The OLD STeRY.-A young and good-looking
woman came into the police station yesterday,
and asked for a place in which to pass the night.
She gave her name as Francis Austin, and said
she was from Dlxfeld. She told the old, pitt
full story Of seduction and desertiCn by one OF
creations lords, and said she had a child about
two years old in Dixfeld Poor House. After
the birth of her child her father turned her
out of doors, and she took TO the streets for a
living. Recently she has been in Taunton
Mass, from which place she came Tuesday.
The woman is evidently deranged, and is APP
,narently suffering from pymphomania.
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Mr. AIy;sou Married

BURLINGTON, Iowa. June 5.-Hon. William
B. Allison and Miss Neatly of this city. were
married this afternoon at the residence of the
late Sen ator Grimes. The bridal party left this
evening for New York, and will sail for Europe
on the 18th inst
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Mr.. WILLIAM A. JERKS, son of the real
estate agent, has united with Messrs. Gushing
6, Harmon, and purchased the printing estab-
lishment recently owned by Mr.. It. G. Rich.
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The Cholera.

MEMPHIS, June 5,-There is little or no ex-
citem mt to-day in regard to the cholera, and
the Impression prevails that with few days
more of fair weather the disease which has pre-
vailed will disappear
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LADIES of the Second Parish Society having
articles for the Fair win please leave the same
with Mrs. j. E. Mcdowell, y Danforth street,
or Mrs. DR.. II. P. Merrill, ITO Congress street.
iune6 st
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EWropo0e Mafkctss
LONDON, June 5-11.00 A. M.-Consols opened at
92s for money and account.
American securies-U. S. 5-90's 1865, old, at 91i;
do 1857, 94s do l0-4Os, $50; new IS, 89s Erie Rail-
way al 48t.
LONDON, Jnne $500 P. M-Consols closed at 90
for money and account.
American securItes-United States 5-20s, 1867 old
Oil do new G9t
LIVERPOOL, June $500 P. M.-Cottor closed dull !;
Middling uplands Sfd do Orleans 9sd; sales 10 900
bales. including 1000 for speculation and export
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z. L. 1.-The Light Infantry go on their an
nual excursion to the Islands to-day. They
form in front of the Prebe House this morn
ing at 7.3O and sail o'clock. A very pleas
ant time is anticipated
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WANrED.-A complete copy of the Guide
Book of Portland, published in 1859 by Brown
Thurston and j. F. Richardson, for which the
sum of one dollar will be paid.
ie6 st LoRING, SHORT s. HARMON
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Purse $780, Tsss s so az V Sad to %ss
300 lbs $3.50 to first S75 to second, S25 third.
Lon Morris, Mystic Park Boston, names IN Ella
G; II. Hicks, Charlastown, Mass, names oh G
Dan Bigley, Beacon Park, Boston, names CHI m
Fanny.
| Wright & Norcross Mystic Park, Boston, name
| oh Auourn Boy.
s. H. Jacobs Skowhegan, Me-, names Oh Troub.
lesome.
Hiram Woodruff, Beacon Park, Boston, names blk
6 Regulator.
Purse $780, For tp6 horses that have
to be troted under saddle $50 to first $50 to
$40 to third.
CandOr.
Wright g. Norcross, Mystic Park, Boston, name
blk Lo hair
Charles Hatch, Bangor. Me-, names blk m Ink
:, II. Z. Willis, Medic d, Mass, names oh Mystic
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Executors Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

TUESDAY, June 10th, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ,
~ shall sell the desirable property on corner OF
Congress and Carter Streets West End. Sal pop
erty consists Of new two story woodrn House, con-
tanning a finished IONS, well arran ed for tw fam
1lies The alb We house was built by the day in the
most thorough manner, has good brick basement,
good cellar, large closets, &c.
Terms cash. This IL very desirable property for
occupancy or investment.
L. EUGENE WEYMOUTH
Executor Of VIII of Levi Weymouth.
Is. o. BAILEY 81 co. Auctioneers.
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j, 3. BAILEY g. CO.. Auctiozcers.
House and Lot 1T Auction.

"E shall offer at pubic auction THURSDAY,
w June 18th, at 1890 noon, the House ard lot
No. SO Cove street. be house is two story wooden
house. well arranged for two families and IN good or
der The lot is 50x5U. There Is policy of insurance
in the Phoenix FIFE Insurance Co. of Bro, klym, n.
Y, that expires Aug IS. 1875 for the sum Of 5000
which will be transferred to The purchaser free.
ALSO
Immediately after the above the LOT OF LAND 50
x5O adjoining the above on the westerly SIDE being
the lot conner Of Cove street and lane lealing to
Hammond street. The Marginal Way, now sure Of
being completed, must increase the value OF this
property. Terms liberal and made known at sale
jus dtd
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THE, PRESS,
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1879
THE RRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Deuots of Fes
s 90 zen Bros, Marquis Robinson, Br mel & Co.
an n irews, wentworth, Glendenning Moses, iender
the ity. ' -
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
AT Watervie, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Agent.
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of French Bros.
a; Kenuebunk of C. E. Miller.
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STEEL Knives and every description of Table
Ware Plated, or Replated in the very best man.
ner at short notice and at a reasonable price, at
Atwoods New Rooms, q Market Square.
feb25-eodtf
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SUMNER is coming! And in spite of the
Hospital Fair. ladies must have bonnets, and
misses hats. At VIM. L. Snelps, 337 Congress
street, another most perfect assortment of fine
trench flowers is to-day received! Also French
and English Straw, Chip and Leghorn Hats
ana Bonnets, gros grain and gros faille rib
oons In all the new shades, great varieties of
laces. Our motto, Small Proftsi Large Sales!
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EI.c,,or of R.tIroaa D;r.c,.-.

CHICAGO, June 5-The following directors of
the ChIca % q Northwestern kallruad were
elected to-day: R P. Flowers, NJ. L. Sy kes, ir,
Albert Keep, A. G. Dulmap, c. r. Mavin and
II. II. Porter.
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LARcENy.-A man named Stuart was arrest
ed by officers Rich and Grbben yesterday af-
ternoon, for the larceny Of $25 from Thomas
O'Connell, one-armed man. O'Connell step
ped into Stuarts place for tho purpose of pay
ing q small bill, AM Stuar, with much appar-
ent kindness, assisted him in counting his
money and seemingly put it back in his pocket
for him. Shortly afterwards O'ConneIl missed
.be money and mad Stuart arrested
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1000 Choice Plants
AT AUCTION.

IN SATURDAY, June 7th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
~ we shall sell al office 1000 choice Plants cous ist-
ing Of general assortment of bedding-out Flants,
in Pots and Baskets from the well KIN wn Conserya,
tories OF d. L. TAYLOR, OF Melrose, Mass.
r. o. BAILEY Ss CO., Auctioneers.
jus dtd
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VASES and Bouquet Holders for Cemeteries
and Public Gardens. Send for price list.
Nutter Bros. s. Co., 90 Market Square, Port
leLd may9-tf
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THE best place in Portland to buy Q choice
barrel of flour is at Wilson & Co.'S, corner of
Exchange and Federal streets je6 st
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.yeWeIry al Auciinu.

nNFRIDAY, at 10 o'clnck A. NJ, at salesrcom we
~ shall sell an invoice of Jewelry, cOnsis ing of
Lides sets, Pins. Rings, Chains Gents ms. Sleeve
Buttons Studs. Seal Rings, Crosses, &c in variety
Goods can be seen at salesroom on morning of sale.
f. o. BAILEY & co, Auctionccrs.
"a 4
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken unan hjmsen
the trust Of Administrator of the estate Of
JOHN IT, PH1LBRIcK, late standish,
in the County Of Cumberland, deceased and given
Gonus as Tue law directs. All persons having
required to exhibit the same and ali persons ndebt
gu 10 siu estate are called upon to make payment TO
JOHN n. WESTON, admir-.
Standish, May 20 tn, 1873. my231awFs
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F.O. Bailey & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock tc-
day, the brick store on Portland Pier, in the
rear Of the Thomas Block
AT their salesroom at one O'Clock, an invoice
OF jewelry See auction column
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The Maine State General Hospital Fair.
The ladies of the First Parish and Park
street societies, having completed their arrange
ments for the fair propose to serve in the fol-
lowing order:
Executive Committee for Fancy Tables-Mrs
William Boyd. Chairman, Mrs. Edmund Phin-
ney, Mrs FL. n. Jose, Miss Lucy Day, Cashier.
assistants Tuesday, June 10th-Mrs. Cliff
ford Wade, Miss Octavia Fox Miss Helen jose.
Wednesday June 11th-Mrs. Edwin Marrett,
Mrs H. N Wetherbee, Miss Alice Donnell.
Thursday, 12th-Mrs. Geo. Knight, Miss Sa-
rah Burgin, Miss Katy Fuller.
Friday, 13th-Mrs. Wallace Stevens, Miss
Marie Hersey, Miss Ella Knight.
This order to be repeated during the remain
ing days of the fair; one of the executive com.
mittee and three assistants to serve each day.
Managers in Refieshment Rooms Wednes
day, 1l-Mrs. Caroline Richards. Chairman,
Mrs. John Rand, Mrs. Jacob Mcclellan. Mrs.
George f. Talbot, Mrs Aug. Stevens Mrs j.
1. Lewis, Mrs. Annie Weston. Mrs. Samuel
Role, Mrs. Charles Richardson, Miss Caroline
Fitch. Miss Caroline Porter Cashier.
Ladies to wait on tables in refreshment room
Miss Nellie Davis Miss Rose Foster, Miss Don
NELL Miss Bbber, Miss Minnie Stevens, Miss
Sarah Winslow, Miss Hannah Talbot, Miss
Head, Miss Lena Wills, Miss Nellie Newhall.
Woodbury., Miss Florence AItchison, Miss
Pierce, Miss Hemingway. Miss JEANNE An
derson, Miss Brown, Miss Lizzie Day, Misses
Higgins, Mrs Nicholus Boyd.
LOUISA TITcoMB,
Secretary of Unitarian Organization
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ABRAMS a. BRO.

Aucfioneers and Commlssiop Merchants,
give their special aiteniitn to selling Real Estate
Furniture and eichanu list oil all kinds Horses 4 mr.
riages, &c. ADV noes made on cCnsgnments. Reg
Auction Rooms every Saturday morning Commn.
nications by mail PROM lily attended 10
ABB ANS & BROTHER
125 Fe leral ST., under the U. y. Hot,
N. D. Money advanced on Watches. .iewei,,
Furniture, Clothing, and all gods of value. ''''
apr23 a,s
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Purse $780, ., For .91, horses ss, IL !
THURSDAY, Jnue 10Th.

L ufSt SGOU, er trotted better than ESQ;
$3.50 to fist, $50 to second $40 to third
Walton.
Wright & Norcross, Mystic Park, Boston, names
blk Lothair.
=, Dan Blgley, Beacon Park, Boston, names b m
Grace.
G. H. Hicks, Charlcstown, Mass, names m Flo
"a.
J. F. Beck, Scion, Me-, names g Ed Gray.
Geo M. Delaney, Augusta Me-, names blk m La
Pruden Letonrneau, West waterville, names m
Lady Mansfield.
Hiram Woodruff, Beacon Park, Boston, names
Tim Watson.
George H. Bailey, Forest City Park, names blk m
Fearnaught Belle.
A. w. Worcester, Beacon Park, Boston. names W
6 Baby Boy.
puvon G9An | For horses that have new
Il I'LL 80 sDCVV. or trotted better than 81 /;
SITS to first, SIS to second $50 to third
j. N Woodward, South birmingham, Mass names
s John Lambert.
James Dustin, Mystic Park, Boston, names b G
Stranger, formerly Muggins
Dan Bigley, Beacon Park, Boston, names m Lady
Wentworth.
Wright & Norcross, Mystic Park, Boston, name
CHI Auburn Boy.
F. Brickett, Lisbon Falls, Me-, names G Meddle-
some
Geo. NJ. Delaney, Augusta, Me-, names br Billy
Bumpus.
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Prise $500
3IDAY, June 18th.

FufSe S0UO. er trotted '' better tier than than ss 49,
two miles and repeat in harness. S175 to first, S75 to
second, $50 to third
H. A. Hall. Boston, Mass, names m Caouchonc
A. d. Weber, Beacon Park, Boston, names G
H NEST Brock
Dan Bigley, Beacon Park, Boston, names m La
dy Wentworth.
s II. Jacobs, Skowhegan, Me-, names m Belle ia
cobs
F. Brickctt, Lisbon Falls, Me-, names Meddle-
some
Girl.
Pruden Letourneau, West waterville, names blk m
Gentle Annie
James Dustin, Beacon Park, Boston, names b s
King William.
Purse $780, fH5 sstea , have
$3.50 to first S100 to second; $50 to third.
G. G. Brown, Bristol, N. r., names Bristol
Bill.
James Dustin, Beacon Park Boston, names b g
Frank Palmer.
s. H. Jacobs, Skowhegan, Me-, names oh m Troub-
lesome.
Dan Bigley, Beacon Park, Boston, names oh m
Fanny.
A. d: Weber. Beacon Park, Boston, names Buck
skin Royal Mike.
A. W. Worcester Beacon Park, Boston, names G
Sam Curtis
Charles Hatch, Bangor, Me-, names blk m Ink.
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DISSOLUTION.

FT1HE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il name OF CHAS. PERRY s. CO., is dissolved by
mutual consent.
CHARLES PERRY,
F.W. MCkENNtY.
juf sdIw
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HAVANA, June 5.-Exchange aciive on United
States 60 days currency 15A a 16 prem; short sight
is @ ISL; 60 days, Gold, Sc a 81 short sight SO a. 40
81. y
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ANNUAL MEETING of Bosworth Relief Corps
at G. A. R. Hall, Friday afternoon, June 9th.
at % o'clock. Members are requested to be
present jun5-2t
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Forest City TrOtting Park.
AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Real Estate
AT AUCTION.

WE shall offer for sale by public auction Oh FRI
w DAY, June 9Th. at IL O'Clock NJ, the brick
stores on POI tland Iier, directly in the rear OF the
Thomas Block. Terms and condilions made known
at time of SALE
L. %. Baiiey & CO., AucfiOncers.
InY22 .l.l
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Desirable Real Estate at Wood
ford's Corner, Deer ing, at Auc-
ton.
IN WEDNESDAY, June 18th, ut 2 o'clock p. NJ,
~ we shall sell the Dyer property at vnUdford's
Corner, Deering, consisting OF new one and half
story House, L and Baru. Tine house contains 8
built new last season are conveniently ARRANGED
and finely located. The lot contains 10000 SQUARE
feet ituate6 line of Horse Cars 10 minutes Tide
from Portland.
iu3 An
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NEW YORK.
A Runner Concerning stolses,s Case

verse to the application of Stokes, convicted of
the murder of Jim Fisk for a new trial.
The Court of Appeals will adjourn week
from next Friday. The decision in the Stokes
case may be handed in Tuesday next, but prob
ably not before the day of adjournment, the
18th,
Looking for a Swiudler.
The North German government is looking for
one q. &. Cleans, charged with swindling a
large number of Germans by selling them
worthless bonds and western lands, on the rep
resentaticn that the bonds were valuable in :
vestment and the lands we're eligibly located
and fast increasing in value.
Masonic.
At the session of the Grand Lodge of Masons
en.uay, the consideration of the proposed new
CONSTIPATION was proceeded with. Among the
aILnouulnents adopted was one providing that
~, ttHmn VI lodge be surrendered only
rs so"on oaun ue be found among its MEM
to;,;,'1r AZ Iuaned brethren DESTROYS OF re-
not be allowed to visit anv iodno nA ;s;, qua"
masonic procession, or receive Tn,Snn;c ral;ar or
burial. No member shall be nara..J t -. 80, ~,
his connection from the lodge of 49,. ~ o:'
member until he shall present a ,;cino ne So 10
same warranted lodge that he has na.;t; iroln
for membership therein. P''i''oue''
A Filthy City.
The POSTS uneasy about cholera reports QUA
says the city is in the worst possible san;,an.
condition. The prospect is aH alarming nc
irrespective OF any prospect of any approach OF
cholera.
The Particle.
Young Waworth continues to maintain n
storical, Indifferent demeanor, refusing to con-
we're about his case.
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BOARD !

can be Accommodated at Ridge Cottage, II mill Il. m
Bridgton Centre. Good air, magnih emit mount n
aud lake scenery, fine drives convenient boating OF
my16 eodt
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NOTlCE Is hereby given, that the snoscil9 , mas
~ been duly appointed Executrix OF tne WIN VI
NATHANIEL F. DEERING, late Oh fot'iahu'
in the Count, 81 nd deceased, and has taken
unon bers.if tSat trnst as The law directs. All pei
having ns p@b ss e sam Us s and d s
sons inIehiei to said estate are called upon to
make payment to cx- WI nprp,>,o r-.,
x,.-.,,,I Nov on 1873 rivo"at~"r-sE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-06

GRAND TRUNK RAtLwAy-6 cars sundries, 3 90
shocks, do potatoes do for New York, do Tor
do for St John. NIB, do for Halifax, do for r,
d. telegraph poles, do spars, 81 do lumber.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-06

w. C. BECKETT, 1877 Middle street has just
returned from Boston with another lot Vt fancy
coatlngs and pantaloon goods, which will do
you good to look at, and more good if you pur-
chase then. may23-3w