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Municipal Court.

TUEgDAY.-John Flynn Larceny. GO days
William Corbot. Intoxication. Fined IS with
costs Paid.
William Giley. Open shop on the Lords day.
Fined $40 with costs. Paid.
James Taylor and wife. Assault and battery
Wife Fined 81. Paid James Taylor fined So with
costs. Committed.
Carleton. Howard & Cleaves
Patrick McDonougl. Search & Seizure. Fined
$780, Paid.
Patrick Heating. Search and seizure. Fined $780,
Paid.
John W. Anderson Search and seizure. Fined
$50. Appealed. Bradburys.
-Four cases Of Hbcned liquors forfeited. No claim
ants
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REAL ESTATE CHANGES. The Hubbs lot,
corner OF Federal and Franklin streets, has
been sold to John Cammett.
The house belonging to Mrs. Jacobs, corner
of Spruce and Emery streets, to Hanson M.
Hart.
The house belonging to Mrs. Blanchard, on
Emery street. to w. G. Cobb and this gentle
man has also purchased the lot adjoining said
premises at So cents foot.
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New York Ecyis,n.,x.

As AaBhNT n ApTd f bill has passed the
claims of James O'Brien, late sheriff Of Nor OF
York. NC"
A bill was also passed for the removal Of
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The trial of Albert H. Smith, for the murder
of c. H. Sackett at Westfeld, last November
began in Springfield, Tuesday.
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CAnD.-The young ladies of the NJ. G. p
wish to express their hearty appreciation OF
Inc liberal assistance gwen their sociable for
Sne Deneht of the Maine General Hospital, by
an VINO were IN any way connected with the af-
'ar' Per order of Committee.
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Murder-Grainiu atar.

CHICAGO, April 22.-Wm. Brown became en-
ragged at Jesse Jones' visiting his wife last
night, and murdered the latter, beating him
terribly on the head with an iron skillet. He
was arrested.
Grain in store here in bushels: Wheat q.
183, 119, corn $3.50, SOC, oats 1776,5S6 rye 295,
056, barley 1904. Aboard vessels in the
harbor in bushels: Wheat 1885, corn !, 76l,-
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertise ents To-day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
P. NJ. Getty Hall.
Grand Amateur Benefit-G. A. r. Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What to Teach the Boys.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Il. L. Eden & Co-Dry Goods.
Ditson & Co.'s Home Musical Library.
City Of Portland.
Administrators Subsidiaries Jones.
Notice Freeman II. Green.
First Dose-Austin Il. Parrott.
Truth is Mighty ami Will Prevail
Alb ans s. Brother.
For Sale-William kronbcrs.
For Sale-C. L. Howard.
Stray Cow-A. p. Hillman.
Wanted-Man.
To InhoIders and Victuallers.
Copartnership-Gree & Jordan.
Hotel property for Sale-D. c. Page.
Rare Chance for Agents.
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. Rev. Mr.. Pitblado delivered his lecture on
Mind your own Business" in Gorham Monday
night to good audience.
Dr. John Buzzell hasjust received from Green
Cove Spring, Florida By mail, ten inch alega-
tor. He arrived in a sprightly condition after
a four days trip. He displays q very open
countenance to the curious
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LONDON, April -11.00-Copsols oncned NJ OIL
for money and for account " VIZ
American securides-U. s. 5-2O's 1865. old. at 91s
DO 1857, 1911 do lo-iOs, SGT: 5s, co. Erie Rail,
changed ''-' 'i0Sou ui-
American securtics-U. S. 1o-40's, s9s Erie Rail-
way 513. y VS. '-AA0 A'''
rhAn \! April 22-11.0 A. M-United States
bonds at $50 for the issue of 1862
. LIVERPOOL, April 22-2.0O P. M.-Cotton closed
hrm sales 10000 bales, 1000 of which for spec
ulation and export.
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ExpI0ring Exuesiifian.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 22-The exploring
expedition to operate in Southern Utah, Color
ado, New Mexico, and northeastern Arizona,
leaves this city, Denver, Santa Fe and Win
gate IN May and June. The explorations will
be west of the huNdredth meridian. Extensive
preparations are being made, including a mill
tary detail to escort the different sections OF
the explorations from the points named
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-About eight o'clock
last evening, flames were discovered issuing
from house No. 10 Larch street. a two story
wooden building occupied by Michael Wech.
Three small children were in the house at the
time, and were got out with some difficulty. 1t
is not known how the flames originated, and
the work of an incendiary is suspected. Con-
siderable damage was done to the building be-
fore the flames were subdued
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STEAMSHIP ARRIvAL.-Thc Allan Mail
steamship Austrian, Capt Richie, from Liver
pool the 10th inst, arrived at this port yester-
day morning, bringing 81 cabin and sos steer
age passengers, and full cargo. The Austrian
is the last steamship Of this line which comes
into Portland this sea son. The Polynesan sails
next Saturday, and the Austrian, the last
steamer to leave, sails the 3D. proximo. We
are indebted TO the purser for late foreign files.
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MARROW Es@APE.-Monday evening young
son. aged twenty months, of Mr.. J. Z. Leaner,
NO ohesthut street, while standing on q
chair gazing into the back yard from the second
story window, lost his balance and fell from
the window to the ground below. stranoa tn
say the child was but slightly injured. roco;v.
ing only few cratches about the face
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Eostoa Stock List.
New Xerk s,ocll and Money arnrke,.

NEW York, April. 2o--Morning.-Gold 117s. Mon
sy per cent Sterling Exchange 1853 q 109s Stocks
firm. State stocks dull but firm.
New YORK. April 22-EJeutna.-Financial af-
fairs are dull with slight reaction from tho late ex-
treme buoyancy.
interest with the bulk of business 1-64 "a 1872 and
closing at per cent currency to coin interest. Ex
press companies brought 100000 currency Out
standing legal tenders show an increase Of II ,OO0-
Sterling Exchange advanced to 1889 for GO days and
1899 for SIGHT, but closed dull at 1851 a 1O9l Gold
117s The decline was caused by large exports Of
produce this week amounting to 947 $780, loans at
9g6 per cent. The clearings were 100000 000.-
$4,000. Governments in active demand from for.
eign bankers: State bonds very dull. Stocks dull
with decline in prices of q 1s per cent. fuctua-
tons averaging only about per cent.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Burglar Conrictea-Doz Fight.

EufSANf COHsscac;s-0OS Il ASht.
Boston, April 22-Thos. H. Lewis, known
under numerous aliases, was to day convicted
of burglary by the Superior Criminal Court.
His alleged confederates, ORouke and Muir
ray were then put on trial.
A dog fight in Lynn yesterday resulted in the
arrest of Harry Jennings and Thomas Thorn
ton, the no principals who were fined SIS each
with costs in police court.
Inflated state.
New YORK, April 22.-A Washington de-
spatch says that Gen. Butler announces that he
will again be q candidate for the Massachusetts
governorship.
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ALLEN MIssIoN.--A Fair and Festival will
be holden at The Allen Mission Chapel to NOR
row and Friday afternoon aad evening. Use
full and fancy articles and refreshments will bs
for sale. Tomorrow evening the ladies of the
Mission will give an antiquarian supper. Fri
day evening there will be a concert by the "Olt
Folks" which organization embraces some Of
the best singing talent in the city. II is to be
hoped that the fair will be very generally at
tended, for the mission is one Of the most wor-
thy charities. Contributions will be thankful
LIZ received
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TAKEup your lire Of march for Crittenton' s
No. 9th Avenue, all We coughers and Wheel
ers and shutters. 1t is the depot of Hdle's
Honey of Horehonnd and Tar, from which all
ailments of the lungs and their air passages is
an immediate and sovereign remedy. Sold by
all druggists.
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DIR. O. FITZGERALD, the wonderful Clairvoy-
ant Physician and Surgeon will visit,by request,
Portland again at Preble House, Thursday,
April Oath, remaining three days only. Don't
fail to sec him, his cures are truly wonderful.
anr23 If
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The President a, ST, Loui,.

ST. LOUIS, April 22.-President Grant spent
quiet day in the city. Tonight he, in COM
pany with number Of prominent gentlemen,
dined at the residence of Giles F. Filley, and
afterwards attended a reception at the home of
Mrs. Edgar Ames
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-23

No GOODS are sold by 7. E. Moseley & Co.,
293 Washington street, Boston, that are not
Strictly as represented. Their stock of Import
ed Boots and Shoes contains all desirable pat
terms for ladies', gentlemen, and children.
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AssAULT.-Oficer Hanson arrested man
named Cobb last evening for an assault on Pc
ter Pecie with q Ratchet. The parties live on
Montgomery street. Pecie came home last
night and discovered that some children had
been defacing his furniture. He accused
Cobb's children of the mischief whereupon
Cobb assaulted him with the hatchet, making
an ugly looking wound on Pecie's head.
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TRAVERSE JURoRs.-At special meeting of
the Board of Mayor an Aldermen, held yes
terday afternoon, the following named persons
were drawn as traverse jurors for the May term
of the Superior Court: Charles B. Rogers,
Cullen C. Chapman, John Randall, Samuel A
B. Lufkin and John w. SWEET.
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RICE & CALDERwooD have taken the bakery
No. q Anderson street. where they are now
prepared to furnish at reasonable prices all ar
ticles i'll their line. Their orange colored carts
NAV row be seen mon the streets.
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Political.

MLWAuKEE, April PA special election
was held to day to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the inelgibility of certain candidates chosen
at the regular election the LIST of April.
Harrison Ludington, Republican, was elected
Mayor by 1906 majority
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-23

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
Atwood's New Rooms, q Market Square.
feb25-eoGtf
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ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means for
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine.
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GRAND SCANDINAVIAN BALL.-The Grand
Scandinavian Ball comes off at Lancaster Hall
this evening" Those who wish to see the unique
Swedish and Danish dances which will be gone
through with, should not fail to attend. Chand-
Ter furnishes the music
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coRsEcrroN.-Elegant ice pitcher, hereto
fore credited to J, Ambrose Merrill, in aid of
the Hospital Fair, should have been j. A. Mer-
rill & Co. Geo. w. Farley, trucking for the
fair, should have been to Geo. " Furlopg.
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APRIL TERM, sYMoNDs. j., PRESIDING.
8TUEsDAY.x-Frank, assignee, VS.. George Hearn and
Daniel Brown. Action on account annexed amount
ing $780, alleged to be due the bankrupt estate Of
Isaac Dyer. Defendants are sued partners
Blown defends on the ground that there never was
any such partnership, and that he merely ordered
thu lumber for Hearn, for whom he was building
houses under contract Hcarn says the account has
been paid in full Testimony closed.
Frank for plaintiff.
Carleton-Webb for Brown.
10 far
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

xNeccipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAYS cars suntlries. I do
scrap iron, do for New York, do for Boston, do
Gattle, Go straw bands, do laths, 20 do lumber
90 corn; 90 oats, do -four, for St. John, NIB, IL
CTR. ~ 0' w i'h
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Steamship Wllirlwind at Auction.

Sd On FRIDAY, April rs, 1873, at
LA IA O'CLOCK, at Atlantic Works Wharf,
GHf TkRAM East Boston, the steamship Whirl-
,lA.4hhsIHNsS wind, length 1870 feet, hold II $40
feet, beam "a 5-lO feet, tonnage
374; built of Connecticut oak and chestnut in 1868,
has two decks schooner rgged direct acting vertical
engine cylin or 32x30 drar deep loaded IL feet, boil
er and engine in good order.
For further particulars apply to
~ - WHITNEY & SAMPSON, Boston, Mass,
Or HENRY wINSOR s. CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sale posiiiye without resard IN weather anlod6t
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Blues elected
the following officers last evening: Charles d.
ponnan Cantain: w. c. Young. LIST Lieutenant;
Tennfl sle Ga % After the election
49,, od;o,rnnd TO Webster's where they par
80 81 . sunper gotten up in his best style.
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THE PRESS.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
senden Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Brlnell 6 Co..
Andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning Moses, Hender-
son, and Chisholm Bros, all trains thatrun out of
thecity.
At Bidderord, Of Pisbury.
At Saco Of L, Hodgdon.
AT Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At GOrham, of News Ageut.
At Bath, of j. 0. Shaw
At Lewiston, of French Bros.
At Kennebunk, of G. Il. Miller.
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In the distressing complaints peculiar to fess
males, we have a PANACEA in Duponco's Gold
en- Pills. apI23-eod3t&w1t
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS In MAINE.
Suicide.

LEWISTON, April 25.-Wm. Jordan of Web
ster, aged about so, committed suicide Tuesday
morning by hanging himself in his barn.
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INSTANTANEOUS NOTECE4

HATS and Caps at low priccs-''p town Hat
store.
Grin Hawkes. & Co., $50 and 800 Congress ST.
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METEOROa. OGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FoUR
HOITRS

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SfGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
April %. s Up. NJ
The area Of low barometer will extend on
"Wednesday eastward over the Middle Atlantic
coast, thence northeast as storm of consid-
cradle severity; the barometer will continue i,
Use IN the northwest and over the upper lakes,
with cold a. northerly winds; The southerly winds
winds viii veer to the northerly in the western
uu!t states, probably forming severe north
Atlantic States, southwest winds veering to
north west, with cloudy weather and falling
temperature; for New England New York and
tne lower lakes northwest winds, cloudy and
ram Tor Lake Michigan, increasing northeriIX,
winds Tuesday night. Cautionary signals will
continue at Chicago, Milwaukee,, Grand Iay
en-, Detroit, Toledo, Wilmington, Cie'e IA NO.
buffalo, Rochester, Oswego Nort rdsred II far
May and Baltimore, and are olue[e o,do aUi
Charleston Savannah, New York. New hohuoh'
New Haven and Woods Hole.
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DECORATION DAY-The General Committee
of Bosworth Post G.. A. R., held a meeting
last evening, and took further action to secure
the proper observance Of the day. Sub Com
mittees were further appointed to look after
the details, and the general plan discussed.
The exercises will probably occur more largely
in town the present year then heretofore. The
Grafton which will be given by Rev. Mr.. Bick-
nell will be delivered in City Hall. The COM
mittee meet again next Tuesday evening at the
Grand Army Hail.
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E9ovnmn Market.

HAVANA, April 2i-sugar weak; No II ; d; 5; 10
1ol Exchange is weak; United states irregular
nr eo DAYS in cold 278 "a % prem short sight 32h
"a ~ prem. London Al s9 43 prem.
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STEAMER LEWISTON We are authorized by
Capt Sturdivant to state that there is not the
slightest ground for the rumor, stated in the
Advertiser, that ''the company owning the
steamer City of Richmond and Lewiston intend
selling the latter and pacing the former on the
Lewiston's old route, which will deprive the
towns on the Penobscot inside line" Two or
three months ago there was some talk about
forming new line to Eastport and St. John,
and propositions were made for the purchase Of
the Lewiston. But they amounted to nothing
as the effort to establish the new line failed.
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CoNTR1BUTIoNs-The Executive Committee
acknowledge additional donations of the fol-
lowing named articles and money in aid of the
Maine General Hospital, viz:
Sprague Moving Machine Co., Amasa
Sprague Treasurer, one moving machine.
Elwell, Packard 81 Co., fifty chromos.
Saccarappa, additional cash contributions of
$780,
Harry e. Thompson, marble cross-gold
mounted
L. Redlon s. Co., brooms and brushes.
e. S. Partridge, two dozen bottle can de CO.
logne.
I. H. Payson, cash contribution.
r. X Gately, '' g
Hayden, Hibbard'& Co., hoop skirt maniac
turers, one days work of operatives in The fac
tory.
Martin, Penneil s. Co., one of their celebrat-
ed wagons, superior finish and workmanship.
CHAs II. HASKELL, Treas.
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Real Estate ON Franklin Street nj
auction.

nN WEDNESDAY, A pril 23a. at p. NJ, we shall
" sell the property No 90 franklin street. being
tains rooms large Pantry, ample Closets good Gel
lar. Sebaso Water good ermeit drain, all in prime
order Lot 80 30 feet. This is very pleasant little
property in a coed neighborhoed. Parties wishing
for moderate priced home are invited to examine.
Terms at Sale. - =
F.O. BAILEY & 60. Ausiioaer..
mi dtd
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Pixies Toothaclie Drops cure in 1 minute
aprlS- cod1w&w1t
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LIVERPOOL. Steamship Austrian-e69 bdls iron
Corey & Co. Sc bars do E Stevens & Co. 1928 bars
do Al bds do bdls hoops. do nail roads j S Win,
slow d Co. II pkgs mdse j Prindle, bales do II
q Allan, 20 bds steel Portland Locomotive Works,
81 pkgs mdse Can Elk Co. 1855 boxes tin to ORDER 1859
pags iron spikes 26i3 bars iron Allen s. Co Bath
PKG mdse Lock hart 81 Holden, 81 cases do Wad-
dell ~ Go, do do Deering Milliken s. Co 50 bales
10 Z nj Bailey, Is cases cigars Can Elk Co.
HAVANA. Brig NJ A Berry-436 hhds 800 boxes
sugar to Redpath s. Son, Montreal N''
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AUCTION SALES.
niiurea yabie Real Estate Eur-
Auction. weber Piano. Sc NJ

niiurc sirabie Real Es,,,. e.
Auction. FianO, &c. AT
" we shall sell tha April ed ut IN o,o,oo,. =,
cumberond stree, e very desiralle CLOCK A. NJ,
s.nrv ond contan, SIpther of Boyd tIPerty NO. l03
shed in hard wood suit Of PsslIn and Kitchen nm
ished In black walnut aud ash h'Rhly Library I'm
marble mantels in parlors seven ppoiissoed, two
Room finished in hard wood. House fsrnpshLss, Bath
Furnace, Gas, Sebago Wafer and ali moJa with
veniences Parlor, Library aud Hall eleoantlun con-
coed All ether TO0Ds We painted This pfonasss
is pleasantly situated, within tive minutes wall ~
City Hail. In one of the best neighborhoodls and q
very desirable Title perfect. Terms easy and made
known at sale. Can be examined upon application
TO auctiOneeIs.
Immediately after the sale of Real Estate viii be
sold the Furniture in above house, consisting OF Par
Tor Furniture in Black Walnut and Green Damask,
Center and Card Tables, Turkish Easy Chair, Cros-
ley's Brussels CARPETS, Satin BrOcatelle Curtains,
French Clock fine Vases, EDgravings, Craspadores.
Black walnut and Chestnut Chamber Sets, Hair
Mattr' sses, Spring Beds Toilet Sets, Curtains, In
grain and Tapestry CARPETS Lounge In b. w. and
Green tep, Parlor Coal and Gas Stoves, Il. W. Ex-
tension Table, Side Board Silver, Plated Service,
Saiver, Ice Pitcher, Cake Baskets Casters Glass and
China Ware, Mcgee Cook Stove, with the entire
Kitchen Furniture.
Also, at 1T O'Clock, cue Webei Piano seven octave
elegantly carved, rosewood price $3.50 one fine
Harp, double action; one Howe's improved SEWN ,
Machine, nearly new,
r: .. BAILEY & CO., Auc,soncer..
apt6 dts
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The line of the New Jersey, and nd Southern
Railroad will be completed my N.Y. is VrI II VIII
practically bo a new line from new YORK to st.
In Providence R. l., Tuesday, Francis
1II ~ was convicted of wife murder and SEN
fenced to State Prison for life,
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THE MISCHIEF MAKER at Grand Army Hall
last evening was perfect success The sever
al parts were all well sustained. The Mischief
Maker herself, was charming, sparkling with
French viyacity, piquant in repartee, making
the lovers quawel in the most delightful man
ner, perfect French Mischief Maker. 1t will
be given again this evening after ''The Elders
Lecture" IT'S said he holds his hearers entranc-
ed or convulsed. A few more tickets left. Go
early, and look at the lovely articles the ladies'
have on their tables
LAND DAMAGEs.-The hearing on the cues.
ton of land damages incurred by the Portland
and Rochester Railroad, was held before the
county commissioners yesterday morning
Several of the petitioners appeared by counsel
and after hearing considerable Of the evidence,
on motion of Frederic Fox, Esq, the counsel
for the Portland and Rochester corporation, it
was agreed that the hearing should close and
that the county commissioners should award
the damages on the evidence that had been af-
forjed them
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Furniture AT Auction and House
for Rent.

ON WEDNESDAY, April Goth, at 10 o'clock A.
~ NJ, shall sell the Furniture in House lG
Bramhall street, consisting OF Paror Furniture in
Black Walnut, Center. Table, ItaSere. Easy Chair,
Chromos, Paintings Engravings,r fine Vases, Stat
uettes, Black Walnut and Chestnut Chamber Sets,
Spring Beds, Curtains, Ingram and Tapestry Carpets
Sofa, Black Walnut Extension Table, Silver Platcd
Ware, Ice Pitcher Castor, Glass and Crockery, Ma
gee Cook Stove.
Also, at IL O'Clock, one Remington Rife new, with
ammunition. Also, double Barrel shot Gun, with
fixtures.
House will be leased for one to three years.
X. o. BAILEY &, 90. Aucsioneers.
aDIy
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Valuable Farm 'a1d Farming
E'0OsS mi Auction.

nN the premises on THURSDAY, April oath, at
" 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the Farmkno as the Mich
olas Hasty Farm in Scafbcro, ON the Spurwink River
road containing seventy live acres Of land and two
lots OF Salt Marsh. The buildings consist OF dwell
ling house, ell carriage house and barn. all m good
repair. Also Farming Tools and part OF the House
hold Furniture, 40 bushels of Grain and about tons
of Hay.
ami did