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WING & SON,
~ Broome st., New York.
mch31 1y
To the Honorable Roard of County Com.
missiOners for the Counties of Oxford
anI l.nnl berlnnd

To the Honorable Ronrd of County Com.
missioners for the Counties of Oxford
ana Cumberland.
IEVHE Inhabitants OF the town of Oxford in the
Il County Of Oxf I'd by Geo ge P. Whit nev, Agent
Of said town specialy authorized for this purpose
wonld resec: fully present that the highway known
a. the Harrison Road mmencing on the road pass
ing from Norway TO Welchv;lie and near III. dwell
ling house OF Sebastian S. Smith, thence running
norlnerly across the Grand Trunk railway and over
the little Androscoggin river tie Webser road SO
called all In Oxford in sal County Of Oxf ,rd (the
s;me haying been located by int adjudication of
the Commissioners of sail Couties) is not necessary
for thu public travel and is not demanded by public
convenience and necessity that the bridge ON said
highway the Lite An lrosc g lin river has been
swept away and DESTROYED by freshets and cannot be
rebuilt except at very large expense said In.abi
tanfs. We therefore respectfully pray your Honor
able Board after due preliminary proceedings to nis
continue that part of s i'd Harrison road" which
lies between said Norway and Welchville roads and
The Webbsr load described as aforesaid, as in duty
bound will ever raw
DARED at oxford this fourtet nth day of March A.
D. 1873.
GEORGE P. WHITNEY Town Agt,
snacialtv a,Ifh frth
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WASHINGTON.
Appointments.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-By law of Con-
gress the Central American Missions are to be
vacated on the Both of June next one min
lister only is to be accredited TO them. For this
position the President to-day appointed Judge
George Williamson of Louisiana. The retiring
ministers are, for Costa Rica, Jacob B. Blair;
for Guatemala. Siias A. Hudson; for Hondu-
ras, Henry Baxter; for Nicaragua, Charles N.
Riotte; for Salvador, Thomas Biddle.
Judge Picrrcpont AMI the Russian Mis-
Judge Pierrepont, who arrived yesterday, has
had long interview with the President. There
seems to he no doubt, from what is said In off,
cial quarters, that on his return to New York
he will write letter formally declining the ap-
pointment of Minister to Russia, ou the ground
that the unsettled condition of his legal bust
ness will compel him to decline the honor
Life Savings Stations.
The revenue marine commission has selected
large number of sites for life saving stations
on the Southern coast. Bids were opened at
the Treasury Department to-day for the con-
struction of one, two OF three revenue vessels
The bidders were the Atlantic Works of Bos-
ton; Portland Machine Works, Portland, Me- ;
Chester Iron Works. Chester, Pa; E. j. Fardy
of Baltimore; Webster & Donnel of Bati-
more; VIM. L. Lance of Norfolk and VIM.
Wright & Co. of New York. The award will
be made in few days.
German Americans.
Baron Schloezer, the German Minister, re-
sponded tonight at the May festival of the
Scbutzen Verin to the toast, Germany, the
land of our brth-may our actions as German
Americans ever prove worthy Of her great re-
nown, and may her latest triumphs not be her
last"
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
day: Currency $i,973, 079: special deposits of le-
gal tenders for redemption Of certificates of de-
post $2S, 900; coin 81, 159,773; Including
S26,804, 800 in coin certificates; legal tenders
outstanding 1856, 478,451.
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Oulrases ON the texan Frou,icr

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May 19-The Mexican
robbers, Kickapoo and Lisson indians are again
on the war path. Soon after the United States
Commissioner left the lower frontier, the Next
can robbers again commenced depredatlous up
on defenceless citizens. robbing their ranches
aud driving off herds of horses and CATTLE Sew
eral skirmishes have been had, and number
killed and wounded on both sides. On the Sth.
band of so Kickopoo and Lisson Indians made
their appearance 80 miles northwest of San
Antonio, and drove off over 200 horses and
some cattle. On the 10th, while several ranch
sioners, courier came in the office and report
ed band of kickapoo indians were 16 miles
from this city herdiug stock aud shooting down
every one who interferred with them Several
of the above rancheIors have returned since
and reported nearly all their stock was gone, :,
There was a rumOr on the streets to-day that
government train enroute from Austin to
Fort ConchO had been attacked this side of
Fort McKovett and robbed, aud seven Mexican
teamsters murdered.
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school Affairs.

A special meeting of the School Committee
was holden last evening, Lewis B. Smith,
Chairman, in the chair. In the absence of the
Secretary Clarence Hale was chosen Secretary
pro tenn.
Mr.. Locke reported that primary No. was
crowded and an extra teacher needed. The
subcommittee for that school was empowered
to employ an extra teacher temporarily.
The resignation of Miss Bracket of the
Peaks Island school was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Blanchard reported a leave of abse, ce to
Miss Hay at Bracket Street Gram mar School,
aud that Miss Pickering had been temporarily
employed to fill the vacancy. He also reported
the illness of Miss Bibber of the same school,
and offered The following order, which was
passed:
That to supply a vacancy in Bracket Street
Grammar School for girls, Miss Ellen ID. Stew
be transferred; and that the supply of said
place thus made vacant in-the North School be
referred in consultation to the Principal, Chair
man and members of the subcommittee on said
school as may be involved by such transfer.
The Chairman read an application of Miss
Emma A. Green for a position as assistant
teacher in a grammar school.
On motion of DR. Smaller it was voted that
Messrs. Libby, Blanchard, Smaller and Senter
be made committee to draw up set of ques-
tions to be used in the examinations of the
primary schools and to make assignments TO r
the examinations. Subsequently the Chairman
was added to the committee. Adjourned
MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL CoNcERr-The
Executive Committee desire to express their
thanks to Miss Annie Louise Cary for her
valuable services generously rendered for the
concert on the 18th, for the benefit of the Maine
General Hospital Fair; to the Rossini Club, for
the loan of their grand piano-forte; to Messrs
Hatch of the Eastern Railroad, Wheeler of the
Falmouth, Gibson & Waterhouse of the Preble,
for the liberal favors tendered; to Messrs
Stockbridge, Bunce, Bean, Burnhaml, Neal and
the ushers for their voluntary assistance; to
the city press generally for service rendered, all
of which contributed largely to its financial
success.
A. w. III. CLAP, Chairman.
CHAs. H. HASKELL, Treas.
CHAs E. JOSE, Secy.
s. II. TEwKsBURY.
HI. f. FURBIsH.
s. c. GoRpoN.
f. HI. GERRIsH.
JAMES e, CARTER.
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WILLIAM BROWN,
% FhDERAL ST. PORTLAND, ME.
Rare Opportunity.

Cioihipg Cleaned and Rep,ired on short Notlce'
Va Second-H H MI Clothes Bought ana Som'- ~
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Great Destruction Of Railroad Property
nv Eirp

CHICAGO, May 19.-About three hundred
mes were thro vn out of employment by the
burning of the shops of the Chicago, Burline-
ton and Quincy Railroad at Aurora, H., YES.
extensive working Shops storeLouse, black
smith shops aud several adjacent offices, with a
greater part of the contents. A small number
of tools and few pieces of lighter machinery
We're only saved. Three Pullman coaches were
new freight and two mail and express cars
We're destroyed. Eight loaded express cars, a
portion of a train for the West, Standing on
the side of the track, were also consumed. A
stock of lumber probably the largest and most
greater portion of the loss, as it consisted most
ly of hard woods and clear pine the selection
Of five years asst. The exact loss is not ascer-
tanned, hut is estimated at $3.50; fully insured.
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TEMPERANCE MEETNG.-There was very
large gathering at the temperance meeting at
Allen Mission Chapel last evening. Rousing
speeches were made by Rev. Mr.. Cousens, o.
D. Wetmore, Esq, of st. John, N. B., NJ. w.
P. of the Grand Division S. of L. of North
America, and Rev Mr.. Pitblado. The effect
was good and many names were added to the
nledoe
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New YORK. May 10 : Morn,nn.-tiod III. Money
at per cent. Sterling Exchange 1904 q 11O4. Stocks
firm. State stocks dull and steady.
New YORK. May t0-Eoenthd.-Money more &C
tive at a Der cent. Did, latter rate was before
bank hours, after which there was q fall to a per
cent. Sterling Exchange duh at LOO g 1924 for 70
gays and 11U I0a for ght and 1101 az 1IUs for ca
BILE transfers Gold was ca iy in the f,renoon, and
weaker in The af erno,n, ranging from lila "a 1881
and closing at liza "a 1l75; loans at "a per cent.
The cearances were 10000 Ire isury dsburse-
ments 81 SUI. CuSt0 receipts S34S, 0Oj Govern
ments quiet and irmer. Germ, were buyers to-day.
vance of a per cent, but the improvement was
lost, and thereaf the m,rket was alternat ly
steady and weak but generally dull. The transfer
books for the annual election closed to-day The
stock was worth 3-16 per cent. per day at time
for borrowing. The market closed dull and steady.
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NEW ORLEANS May 1t-Freights.-We have still
to report nod demand for room and very firm
small, and the gu nifty of merchandise to move is
large We quote Cotton to Liverpool, steam, 5d;
pool Ice, to Havfe 1sc. to Bremen 1Ac, to Ant
werp l3-lsd Revel II. Tobacco to Bremen steam. COG
S2s: Lar. to New York, steam, 50 " fierce; Flour
to 90 soc " Dbl; Pork Op a 25 " bbl I'D offered
for Corn in bulk to Liverpool.
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Wanted to Charter (!

Monthly Meetingof the Mutual Relief Asso-
eiaiion Of the l: o. o. F., will be holden at odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday Evening. NAV Goth. At
u o'clock Per Or er '-A' :"
por.,.,s H. c. BARNES, sec'y.
1utianu, May 18th, 1873 myI7dat
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Strange Scene in Chicago Church.

CHICAGO, May I9.-Rev. Edward Sullivan,
pastor of the Trinity Episcopal church, yester-
day requested a reporter of the Times who had
previously criticised his congregation, to desist
reporting his sermon and to retire from the
ceased preaching and insisted upon his request
being complied with, which was finally done.
The affair occasioned considerable excitement.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 90, 1878.
II II e PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisemenls To-Day.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Maine General Hospital Fair-A. W. H. Clapp.
Maine Medical Associ ltion-Annual Meeting
Hospital Fair-Marv S. Deering.
Coat and Pant Machine Girls Wanted.
Dlucy's Ann ,uncemelts-1.
County Commissioners tor Oxford and Cumberland
Ashes for Sa e-Berlin Mills Co.
Rding Saddle Wanted-Berlin Mills Co,
Map Wan ed-W. G. Cobb.
Clothing Cleansed-Willi I'm Brown.
Mime Savings Bank-Deposits.
Wanted-S. Matthias & Co.
Boy ,santed-Thos. Laughlin & Son.
Rert Wan.ei.
Girls Wanied.
Notice-George II. Cleaves.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Malta Laces-LatIer.
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Havana Market,

HAVANA, May 19.-Sugar Stock in warehouses at
Havana and Matanzas is 46U,OO0 boxes and $4,000
hhds; receipts for the week 900 boxes and $500
hhds; exported including 900 boxes and 7400 hhds;
to United States %, 900 boxes and 10000 hhds. The
dem IN is fin Nos 10 to IL d. Il a lot rs; Nos Is
70 ~ at III "a 49, rs; Mus ova'lO Sugar, II a rs
1or Ms to II. Moasses quiet but firm; Muscovado
sugar, inf rior to common il q n rs fair to good re-
HhinS al y g st rs grocery grades at I0t "a 10a rs
ShH ks-Box quiet and weak; Hds firm at q "a 26 rs
M molasses hhds % 2irs Hoops dul-long shaved
~ 90 70 W M; short do 20 "a 80.
expected. ~ "
exchange firm: on United States 60 days currency
az rs g " prem; 6O days gold 3. a 81 prem do short
Paris % "a 80 prem. ~
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Elevator Burned.

TOLEDO, O., May 19.-The Wabash Elevator
Co.'S elevator No 2, was destroyed by fire this
afternoon, together with the contents, about
125. 900 bushels oats, aud 70, 900 of corn Loss
on building $50, 900; insurance $50, 900. Loss
on the grain $4,000; fully insured Insurance
mostly in Eastern companies.
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Nor TOO LATE.-Persons desiring Siberian
Arbor Vitae, Norway Spruce, Hemlock
Scotch or Austrian Pine for lawn purposes; or
Eyergreens and Weeping trees for decorating
Cemetery plats, can find all of these at Chap
mans Nursery, Caspisic road, Deering.
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TO K Ell q N.
Explosion of a Powder will.

HALIFAX, May 49, The Acadia powder
works at Waverly, about II miles from this
city, exploded Saturday night. The effect was
ferrinc. The trees surrounding the building
were 9pronted and the ground and stones over
turned within radius of 300 feet The ma
chlnery was shattered to atoms and debris of
tne ruined building was hurled to great dis
lance Several buildings and the managers
residence were damaged. The explosion was
causeu Dy the driving house, where four tons of
powder was stored, catching fire from the farm
ace where the ashes were left smoniJerino
life. i'' No io'' u
The French Assembly.
/, VERSAILLES, May 19.-The National Assem-
oiy met this afternoon. The Right Centre
presented an Interpolation asking for thor
onghly conservative cabuet and demanding an
ohhplanation OF the government of the recent
changes eh IN the Ministry. The Assembly voted
s.'at denate on the Interpolation be opened to-
NJ. Dufaure, Minister of Justice, submitted
constitutional bills organizing public powers.
and providing for the establishment of a second
chamber
Nv, iwo Jest votes We're taken during the session,
evanln im9w the part es in the Chamber to be
I.enly oaiai'ced. The Cunserva ives are well
disciplined, resoute and fully nrenareS for the
tons. '''u''onai quo'-
A motion was made by the extreme Left for
q ussoiut,on OF the Assembly, and was by a
heavy majority Indefinitely postponed
Central and South American News.
.. NEW YORK, Mas 49, Panama dates of the
ON inst. are received. Ex-President Carreaso
arrived at Panama on the 9th, and the revolu-
tion there has broke out anew On the 9TH the
CONNECT between the State and national troops
TOOK place in the Plaza, the State troops being
beaten AMI some 80 captured. TIE u s frig
ate PENSACOLA arrived in port during the fight,
ana the Foreigners there were protected at the
american consulate. After DAVIS fighting
Truce was entered into and the affair was ended
III ooth sides agreeing upon Col. Juan Perret
oeIhS made Provisional President. During the
nSnt two captains of the natioual forces were
Killed, a Colonel and 1t. Colonel wounded
and x-President Cervera wounded The in
haJitants OF Panama, except those protected
by the American troops landed from the Pc
sacola, fled to the bushes. Admiral Stpdman
also protected the Panama railroad with Amer
ican troops.
Forty-four houses were destroyed and thirty
SIX people killed at Pisco Rambo, Peru, early
III April by landslide from u nonntain.
Sodth American advces confirm the capture
OF Col. Herrera and his BIZ ndis after they haa
put two towns under contribution.
A raid on the frontiers of the Argentine
hepnbllc is feared from the allied Indians of
the Pampa AMI Aura tribes.
Ihe gun3oat Omaha is at Cailao
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Attempt to Break Jail.

Seventeen prisoners confi"ed in the county
Jail made a preconcerled attempt to escape last
night. The plot was exposed by another prs-
oner named Nolan and Frustrated. This morn
ing during the hour tor exercises the prisope rs
became riotous and attacked Nolan, beating
him badly before the fracas was uuelle.l
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FOFeiYu etxuOrrs.

CANNING, MS. Schr Ebro-1 engine and boicr1
planer lot Of mise.
ST. JOHN. NIB. Schr Annie Woo bbls flour, $50
bush oats.
Foreign amuOrts.
SAGUA. Schr 8 Marshall-451 hhds a tcs mo-
lasses (yeo HINT
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NEW YORK.


NEW York, May 19.-Wbile the family of
Judge Blatchfords father, residing at No 6.
Sunday. the six servants. consisting of the but
Ter, four gIrls aud boy dined together. The
meA. =, t w., ,. a.. WERE seed Win violent
~ Pnys'ou,n .ue result VI aiSencai poison.
arrests have been made and No I cIne ast no
the nernetrator The family refnse ~ o"",,. W
nicate anvtbno ,''"'' ~ o'niniu'
DR. Harris nhvsician of the Rlatcbf md Cow.
;lv saws that the x domestics of tbat f,n,;I,
vim were POISONED. undoubtedlv ohtained , ~ :,
corned beef II is supnosed that tbe hntcbars
a. tbe market where the beef was nnrchasad
used arsenic to kill rats and some of it got spill
ad into the pickle which contained the beef.
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LONDON, May 19-11O0 A. M.-Copsols opened at
93s for money and 03i for account
American securite~-U. $. 5-2Us 1865, old, at Oh;
way at 4Sa.
FRANKFORT. May 19.-United States 5-2os 1862, at
953.
LONDON, MAY $500 P. M-Consols closed at 93s
for money and 93a for account.
LIVERPOOL, May 1880 P. M.-Cotton closed
uncanged sales 1900 bales including 1000 for spec
ulation and export.
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FINANCIAL AND CON saERCIAL
Receipts by Railroads aud steam ba OF

"ece'pss oy hnitronds aud steam ba OTIS.
STEAMER DIRIGo. FROM NEW YoRK-1s9 bales
paper stock, l54 do wool, 25 do buffalo Lides GO do
hair, 22S7 dry hides 81 hhds sugar. do tobacco 20
casks paris while II do linseed OIL 20 do paint do
zinc, Sc bbs -four Az do glass ware, 80 do sugar. 100
half chests tea ~ rolls leather Us boxes tobacco rs
do glass, 70 do hardware, 80 do drugs 10 do Irunes
lOO do raisns, 81 DO sOda 100 bds paper has gngs
carriages, pianos, 300 pkgs sundrles.
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Severe Hail storm,

ST. LOUIS, May ia severe hail and wird
storm passed over this city this afternoon,
prostratiny chimneys, breaking windows end
dong Incalcuable damage to gardens and orch
chards in the sububs.
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You LIE, VILLAN?-Any physician who
now says that Rheumatism can not be cured
simply lies The wonderful effect of the Cen
taur Lniment for all flesh, BIO ne and muscle
ailments upon man and beast, are too well
known to admit of question. 1t destroys
swellings,-soften stiff joints, soothes pain,
makes the lame walk, aud the bedridden
leap for joy. 1t is selling as article ever did
sell; and it sells because it does its work every
time
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shpments115oo bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat 1000
bush corn, II 900 bush oats.
Freights TO Buffalo &c; TO Oswego g..
uplau,ts 17sc.
SAVANNAH May 1a-Cotton dull; Middliny up
lands at 1S1:.
MonrLF Nay 19.-Cotton quiet and easy; Mddlipg
upands 17lc.
New ORLEANS, May 19.-Cctton dull Mdtlling
uplands 18lc.
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NOW is the time to have your window screens
maze. Lothrop, Devens g. Co. have received
large quantity of German linen and cotton
sauze' green wire, &C. No. 81 Exchange st.
mav17tf
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Supreme Judicial Court.

VIRGIN PRESIDING.
SATURDAY. John A. Waterman, Judge of Pro-
bate, VS.. j ,mes j. Hawkins ct ais Action on Pro-
hate bond Defeuse-no jurisdiction in Probate
Court. Judgment reserved.
Vinton for plaintiff.
Putnam for defendants.
Emma j. Towle, libelant VS.. Daniel H. Towle.-
Divorce decreed with COSTS Custody of child award
cd to mother.
Edgar S. Brown for libellant.
Mary Ann Anthoine VS.. Daniel P. Anthoine Ac-
tion for dover. Defense against damages only. The
Justice awards damages S14.0o
Clea' es for plaintiff. Vinton for defendant
The following decisions have been announced:
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Pray VS.. Mitchell. Motion sustained. Verdict set
aside, new tiial granted.
SOMERSET COUNTY. F
Atkinson VS.. Runnells. Judgment for the defend
ant.
sAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Hager Va. Spinner. Motion and exceptions sus-
tained. New trial granite IL
OXFORD COUNTY
Farris VS.. Ware. Exceptions sustained. New trial
granted
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Call VS.. Flye. Exceptions overrued.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFIcE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. d. c.,
May 10. S Up. N.))
For New England
and Canada northeastery winds, increasing
cloudy and warmer weather, and possibly occa-
sional rain. For the northwest and upper
lakes and thence to the lower Missouri and
Ohio Valleys, northeasterly, veering to the
northwesterly and southwesterly winds, falling
temperature. partly cloud weather and lain'
clearing tomorrow. For Tennessee, Gulf and
South Atlantic States, southwesterly and north
westerly winds, partly cloudy weather with oc-
casional rain, and cooler and clearing to-lnoI-
row, with increasing pressue. For the lower
lakes ana Middle States, falling barometer rs-
ing temperature northeasterly and sontbariy
winds, cloudy weather and rain.
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LorHRop, DEvENs & Co. have the new China
board shades They are great improvement on
the old style rustic shades. Call and see them.
No. 81 Exchange street. may15tf
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Valuable Wharf Properly ut Auc-
fiAn.

IN SATURDAY. May 2itb, at ~ O'Clock NJ, we
~ shall sell undivided interest in Merrill Wharf
and The buildings thereon on Commercial street,
Portland, Me. Terms at sac. For particulars in
quirc OF
F.O. BAILEY e. CO., AucfioBeers..
II
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VASES and Bouquet Holders for Cemeteries
and Public Gardens. Send for price list
Nutter Bros & Co., 30 Market Square, Port
lend. maY9 If
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PEEIoDIcALs.-Harper's Monthly and God
ey's Lady's Book for June, have
been received and are for sale at
the book stores of Messrs. Bailey &
Noyes,a and Hall L. Davis on Exchange street;
and at Loring Short & Harmon and Augustus
Robinsons, under the Falmouth Hotel;
also at the school book, music and periodicals
store of E. G. Andrews, No. So Centre street,
at the book and periodical depot of Messrs.
Fessenden Brothers. Lancaster Hall, and at
Wentworth's, corner of Congress and Oak SITS.
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Gents Furnishing Goods very cheap. Whole
sale and retail. j. Burleigb, SO Middle street.
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DIR. URANN who has made so many WONDER
full cures of cases supposed to be incurab!e' VIII
be at the Preble House every Thursday, Friday
and Saturday for the present. All should see
him. apr2S-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

JUST received 20 more pieces of the best real
Malta laces from 40 cts and upwards. Also 20
pieces of gimps, 1scts and upwards. Rich and
handsome black ornaments from 3Scts and up
wards, at F. Latner's 1856 Congress street.
THE largest stock of Clothing Portland is
at Burleigh's. SO Middle street.