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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

HEALTH OF TIE PupE-CAHDtSAL ANT oNEI-
LIS STATEMENT.-A correspondent u; the
New York Herald. who claims 10 ba'. e had
an interview with Cardinal Antonelii. ut the
Vatican. furnishes report, from viii ;h we
extract the following:
.It is true, is it not. that the Holy Father
has been seriously Ill.,"
you must always remember" replied
the Cardinal. that the Holy Father Is Just
cuterng upon his eighty-second year, ana
that You cannot expect man So aged 10
bear up under disease and atflictlon so wen
AS one Younger. He had. indeed, ;cn acute
altack OF rheumatism. but he has been spared
a fever, and though the pains have ut times
prevented him from taking bodily es ercl
he has never, during the entire pcrlt vi, IN
terrl,ptcd his ordinary manner OF IWinS,
and has maintained throughout bis cM TOM
arv good spirits. He has been. neve rthe-
less. considerably weakened by haylu 10
keen his bed. n few days ago, howe yer,
alter giving audience 10 the pilgrims IRON
France. he was incautious anG BOOK lresh
cold, which brought on 4 slight relapse ne
has constantly attempted to do too nI'!cn
during bis weak state, but the doctors nave
now prescribed for him absolute rest, anu
consequently he will not give audiences JOE
some time TO come. But he Is now re:oF'
cred from his relapse, aud with moderate
care and precautiou he may seon I've declared
conyalescent."
The Hol, Father has. l bad learned from
my conversation with other members OF the
Vatican household, Il deep-rooted contempt
or disregard for all doctors or medicaments:
lie loves to play well in their presence. ana
trusts far more to the skill of his monk at
tendant than TO the advice Of his three ply
sciaps. Very frequently he refuses to take
their potions, and, as soon as they have lett
his side, di.cards their pres criptions in favor
Of those made up by the doctor-tnonk Ut the
Vatican.
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>,>r o> ruE DOC QUESTION. Mayor Van.
500, has issued a proclamation prohibiting
- ao.> from running mt large except such
80. wlI2xlcd. aud whose owners have paid
3D.. l,.rn>r required by law. All others are
..r, killed. owners Of dogs are admou-
,...l ,!.yf The ordiuar,cs in these respects
e.. .r vigorously enforced. 80 Tar. well.
... .,,r, afr many Of our citizens who
..ra The rrorrlrly Of letting any dogs run
.,...s dunn. tln a'mmcr months, "he-
,n.,,i ~ unIrr"n>cd. muzzlrd or uu-
I'd. They ho'd tbaL 'iceuse will not
..,.w ln@ from ;:"inS mad, aud that a
.. r., - provocative to madncs>-- and
........,. r,rlt.- EUlnWor" Gazette.
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by Paine. csbcll & Co.. tuctionerra.
+ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE


T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
On WEDNESDAY, June llth 1873, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, VIC Will sell at our warehouse u
very large and desirable assortment of FRESH
and SEAsONABLE GOODS suited to- present sales,
consisting "f a-a.'
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS;
BOUTS. SHOES, and BALMoRALS;
Mems and Boys STRAW GOODS, in variety:
Ladies' TRIMMED HATS, &C., &C.;
with large and c,n'r" stock OF
READY mAUE CLOTHING.
., ALSO.
an invoice CT
DRESS GOODS,
GAU2E SHIRTS,
pARAsuLS and UMBRELLAS,
90 and los-inch WHITE aud COLONED NETS.
The Whole to lc closed without limit or reserve.
FAME. rABELL& CO.,
ie s-t1s tuctopcerS
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctinn-cIs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street netWtcn NiHlU anu
A GRAND SALE.-SIXTY-SE EN-
N BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY, ON PINE,
Laurel AND Oh RR sTREEIS, BE- 81;
TWEEN CARY AND tPRiNG STREFTS.-By
request of MIR. Lewis r. Harric we will sell at AUG
ton, upon the premises respectively. on EI1SES'
DAY, June IL, 1873, commencing at o'clock r. Nj
on Pine street between Cumberland and Beverly
streets opposite 10 the residence OF MIR. Joseph r.
Powell, SiETY-sEVES BUILDING LOTS sit,l-
aied as ahove-,welve lots Pine street, forty lots
ON Laurel street along the line VI the street rail-
way fifteen lots on Cherry street
lhe attention of the public Is called to the iact
that this is sale of The re- idne OF the lots III t.t
rapidly-impforlng locality nor IN inc hdhdS ~ he
oy;0iGuI 0ipufr No such sale can ever again lie
ma,Ic, and all subsequent buyers will pay prices III
advance of those nblained 1T this sale.
No ,,I,,r or more raridy profitable investments
crn possibly be offered I'm real estate la HIS sale
will af r., Persons Interested are Invited To call al
our Office and examine plat showing the exact 10
caIity 4 every lot to he Sold
9ERNS At s;le. . ,,c
i.J Auc iOneers.
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hET"H>I>G Muauoxs Among the pa>sen'
- l.! the steamer Wisconsin, which ar
.'"d u N"w York on sunday. were the
""ii1"H :nI> 'loOplir> who left Utah last DC
.'''f. and. I"lurr' Il tourist company III
''"'pn, travelled through England, Hol.
H. b''-!uni, France, It,iy. Corfu. Egypt.
'i."s'lr', and syria; called at ConStantino-
~ aud !purnel-d through Bavaria. Aus
".' JHi tirrInany-about twenty thousand
!"I', IA even months. Among the number
q" b" returned mission" are two of the
t""!irupoSli-. ;" George y. Smith and Lo-
1~r4, snow. George \. is Brigham Eouny's
'' counsellor aud the gentleman whom the
lirrhrt recently raised 10 the dignity OF
'''i"r-iu-tlu,t of the Mormon Church.
'''rai y"tln" females are in the party, in
,."dln" Miss Naby Young, daughter OF
hn@ham and Miss Eliza Snow, daughter OF
'H' APOSTLE, aud distinguished in Mormon-
'"ni H. The "pottcss Of Zion" They have
'1t0" their lni-S:nn secured about one
'h"usand chicEant- from England, Denmark.
>"r't"n. and other parts vi Europe, who
y ~ loon arrive.
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BY Redwood Il Crcnshaw, Auctioneer.,
No. 1920 Main street.

No. 1920 Main street.
WE WILL. SELL At AUCTION ON
W WEDNESDAY. 18th, at our auctIo,i-roonls
No, 1l2o Main street, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
NEW and SECONDHAND COTTAGE, WALNUT.
aud MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS: LOUNGES. WARD.
ROBES. BUREAUS, FEATHER BED. BOLSTER, and
PILLOWS; MATTRESSES, SEw1NC-MACIIISES
CHAIRS. FANCY SOAPS. CIGARS, BRUSHES
&c, &c.
We will also sell large lot OF CEOCkERY and
GLASSW RE- OIL account of whom 1t may concern
We ask the attention of the trade
REDWOOD Il CRENSHAW,
IL lOot "+.= Aucttourcrs. :
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AUCTI0N SALES This Day.
BY Cook & Laughtou, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
DOOT AND SHOE SALE.

y -
Having still ON hand e sJd assortment of MEMS
LADlks'- MISStS. and CfiILDRtN'j buOys
and SHOES, which am determined TO yet ND Ut
Will THIS DAY sell ~ the highest bidder. In lots
10 suit both Families aud merchants, commencing
ut lus clock, the remainder of my STOCK, con-
sistiug in part OF
GENTS. LADIES' MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S
BUOFS AND SHOES,
regardless Of cost Ladies are particularly Invited
to attend the sale. A. GUEST,
No. 1901, corner of Fifteenth and Main streets.
1I-1tx
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Ice .t.>. " N,nNESS ~ Docs - The
D. u.a,r3t .IUnn0i calls attention TO
..,,.,.fIr,> recommended by. the Council
.il,..,.p. rt Bordeaux for the better pro-
800 - rro,I against The dar-.re Of
.,,.rnulti. Il /, we'll known that the
.... 3,,-. # dos ka~ period Which l. pre-
....., md harmless. If these periods
1880. .n,r,ly known the ir2~ could be put
... way hr,ur, thr, become dancer-
.. nr I'M, .rf,cu the COUNCIL ot Hygiene
. .>,arl TIE following instructions
hort time. sometime, two days, atter
cyl. r.... In, seized Il dog. it creates Symp-
,..,. q! .A.. ANNA! Wl4ich il Is Indispensable
- IA.lc is agitation and restlcs>ncSS,
.-i,t..t. :. turns himself continually in his
I.r.H. II he hr at liberty. he goes and
....,. aud seem, 10 To- seeking something;
... r.,raIns nlUton:">>. - il waiting ::
go H.. ...,r,>. bites the air. a. if he would
..u . Il, and ,lI>h,s himself hn%iin" and
..4.~, ,..tin-t III, wall. TIE >"icc "t hi
...... ga ~urtf,~ the" Authorizations the
p. .f,N-. hur .,luwI.. with hesitation. H. il
val r..r':.
.. II, dos. not Try tu bite. he is gentle.
.,.r .f~,'lnnatr. and he eats and drinks.
,,r -n.n> biz litter. the ends of curtains.
.., Ir,ifin. e cushions. the cnNc,lidS OF
.... Ills. rHl't>. ~.
.. u, ~, prNcln"n' vt his paw about
.... ~. IT ii. uinu mouth "G" might THINK
..u. r.,lu-,fo t,"" hl~ threat "I a bone.
.: ~, ,ri,, und,rGoe> >uch Il change
e., ~ g.. i'aTu. III net !" J." ~ttu,h b. It.
49, Vh do, trSlu> /" tight with other
hi j, decidedly characteristic
d. f IT,, iu-- hr generally peaceful"
IT,. lu!,. >vlnytn!n> lat mentioned lndl
-, ~ advanced period OF tue disease, and
49,, n, io. MAY ).rUmc GHn-rlou- ut any
..s-ri i immediate mc!>uic> arr not taken.
.r IT,, - ,nIin hnn ny ~ once. or bet
.. .'u| t. Ill hun. HE Boston -E"d'co!
..s,a .iru-,n' Suggests that this adj
n. ru ,lr,l II least nurr Il wear in The
... p. rU"t.. Il would seem particularly
a.. 8. md nu.li,ah'r that the>" rui'H
.. ,uii;r,l ON thu ia,l ~ the no,icr>
.U,,.u,> rur ,i"- .taAc>. Thcsr excellent
...,. .... .ui.ilt tu hr generally adopted.
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.,xr.RArs,Se FOR PRorlr: --IFredericks

su,sr.RArs,SG FOR PRorIr.-IFredeytcks-
T,~0I6.1 Mr.. Frank Ruffin, of Ches-
80 IA ,o,i us that he considered sheep cul-
-. M, ,b mast profitable employment In Viz.
'm WV, =" He is engaged larS' ". He puts
:, ,,mh> an early spring. on the New York
',,,n,hlrs al Richmond, and they are
.'>,,I,|v taken to that market, where they
En- ~ ei%ht dollars per head. One dollar
.o,,r, the cost of conveyance ana commis-
IN selling. thus netting him seven dol
}c,r His sales Of wool are also rcmu-
.-,,,,r. This i m enterprise that stands
..,..,n..1v oven for thousands. and we trust
~, j near at hand when the hills and
.,..,, If >pot>,lvania and Stafford will be
,,.,,. with thousand flocks.
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JOHNS. WISE.
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
ttIN n CIV

P s.-Arter the sale OF tie dwelling, FOUR + &
CELL ENT PEW. In the middle aisle VI the First
I,resbytrrian church will be sold. je7
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By Redwood s. Creilsllaw, Auctionecrs.
No. 1920 Main street.

No. 1920 Main street.
WE WILL SELL ON THURSDAY
w MORNING., June 12th. ls73. at 10 O'Clock. the
STOCK OF GOODS In the store of Mr.. Julius
Fl cher No. 1903 Main street. who Is declining bst-
nc's, the entire stock TO be sold without reserve,
consisting of BOOTS. SHOES. DRY GOODS. NO
TlONS, STOVE. STURE-FIXrUhtS, SHOE
BOEEe. &C..6C.
REDWOOD & CRENsllaw.
le ll-1t AncffnnnerS.
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T,RIJsTEE.S, it SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES Il SALE. OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ON YORK RIVER NEAR
WEST PoiNT.--By virtue CT deed of trust exc
cued on the 10Th day Of tisrch 1911, by benjamin n.
Robinson and wife. ard duly recorded I'm the cltrkfs
Office of the county OF New Kent. the undo rsigDed
trustees therein named viii Che premises. the
FIRST DAY OF JULY, ls77, sell ut public auction
the BRICK HOUSE. This estate coutains about
Zoo ACRss situate in the county OF New Kent.
town OF West Point.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited 10 px-
anime the premises before the day OF SALE ami the
present proprietor wilt lake pleasure IN showing the
estate.
TERNS Casiitn pay expenses "f sale aud tieihs
:ccuPe by dre say about s7.g1g: and tn tire
balance, terms will te announced oli day III sale.
CYRUS 4. BRANCH,
>F Il. 7. ARMESTEAD.
r. ., til. ss.s-F.l 81 E.. Trustees.
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7AUCTtON aALEs.-rnf Days.
by 6ru5bs d w illisntg.
Aurt1oneers and Real Estate Agents, .
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

r ARGE FRAME d YELLING ION
~ FRkSKEtg STREET NEAR TWENTY
sESkNTkf. AND LtJTsWi FRAbfESTkBl:
At AIGTi5S,M I've siti ssi, IT auction. on the
premises, On TUESDAY, the nth OF JuReJ az .
o'clock f. II. the large FRAME DWELLIhG 5o-
Sands. &c twe stories t,esifes basement ard 1T
tic. ftbas nine rooms. There Ia Seifof excellent
water on tis The 10, fronts 50 feet onfh'
north side OF Franklin sire and runs back TO feel.
The stable otatroats Is feet on Twenty -se cfiI
street. and runs hack is feet The situation ue this
property Is, beautiful. c,pluiaudiDz Bue view Of
rfe river and the beautiful country below on both
sides of tire river. stsz$ Z RS z e, ,'ltaa5tE
TERMS; Atsale GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
In m
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By JglpfI & Son

BY 1sbeIl & Son,
hcal Estate Agents and Aurtio,lerrs.
M: Eleventh street. between Main and Bank
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THE GREAT RACE FoH THE BELMONT
coSFEDERAGY-- sPRrNGBoK TIE WIZ.
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WING & SON,
All Br0ome St., New York.
City of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the j int. Standi 9
~ Committee oD laying out new Streets, to whom
was referred the petition of Robert DeWof that
Walnut Lane (so-calle) be laid out and acceptec by
the City Council will meet al tie junction of Wal
nut Lane and Danorth stree;s on MONDAY. the
n st day OF september next, at 81 o'clock p NJ. to
hear all parties nt crested and then de emne and ad-
Judge whether public convenience REQUIRES that sad
Walnut Lane should be laid ont as a street. and if
they should 50 adjuge will thcn and there Law out
said st, eet and h the damages as REQUIRED by law
Also on petit ion Of A. B. Stevens and Others that
Brown street be accepted laid nut. SAID
Committee will meet al tie junction of Congress and
Brown streets on MONDAY the first da, of Serteni-
her next at 40clock p M. to hear all parties inter-
Us ed and then determine and adudge whether publ
convenience requires that said Brown be ept-
ed as now laid out, and if they should adudge will
then and there lay out an accept sal street and fix
the damages as required by law.
And alsJ on petition of Mark p. Emery AMI O. hers
that Cak street be widoned from Congress to Free
streets Said Committee will meet at the junction of
Oak and Con Tess stleets on MONDAY, the first day
OF September next, at y O'Clock p M to hear all
parties interested and then determine AMI adjudye
public convenience requires tat said Oak street
SHOULD be widened from Cong,e Free streets and
II they shall so ajudge will then and there lay ont
the same and fix the damages as required by law.
GEO. P. YVES pTT,
MICAH SAMPSON,
FREDERICK W. CLARK,
j. +. Re NDALL.
EDWARD THURSTON,
WM. MCAI.ENEY,
Committee on Laying cut New Streets.
Portland, Aug, 20, 1873. au25dtd
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NOTICE.

VtENDERS are solicited by the undersigned for the
Il labor of prisoners connected with the Androscog-
gin Comfy JAIL A cOmmodious and convenient
work-sh p is completed in connection with the sail
built with design to Shoe Manufacturing. Parties
bil6ing will state the per Gem they will give for
term of years for each prisoners labor rating Their
bids for three, six, twelve twenty four and thirty
six months men, it being understood tht the longer
the prisoners term the valuable will be his per
die.n services. Contracting parties may have The
privilege Of employing other than prison labor in The
essary space require for the prison labor, The Cud
ing will be warmed anu all necessary guards furnish
ed for prison discipline BY the Comfy. Fnll partic-
uars had by inquiry of either of the undersigned or
of Thomas Ett!efeld, Sheriff and ,iailor of andre.
scoegm County. Bids 10 be left with. or forwarded
to Clerk Of Courts, Auburn Me-, until Sept. TO- 1873
sealed and marked troposals for Prison Labor
The right to reject any all bids is reserved.
ni IoEN + NL1RTFhRboPl RF Commission rs
W. d. RoAK, Androscoggin Co.
Aug. 8. 1873. aus,ltsep10
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BgRROWEs RROTHERs,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
DOten's PIanin. Mill. foot Of Cross II.

IA the latest improved machinery (by the aid of
which we are enabled to get out CTR wo accurately
tracts of any size in the building line. Plans and
specifications prepared at reasonable pr e. We
can Oh the shortest possible notice furnish tile win
dow aud door frames and all the inside snd outside
finish Tor any description of building. Those about
erectingsea side houses ease take note of he sbove
We have superior facilities for the maCufac.uro Of in
SIDE blinds, ard will furnish them all painted and
hung quick metre. We make srecialty of building
and sertlne up machinery. and would be happy to
change of quarters that may reed any service in
this line We are also prep TO contract for he
manufacture OF patented articles ON more favorable
terms than any one in the city.
WILLIAM BURRoWhs. a. W. kJRRowrs
myl3 a
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FOR SALE
ENn Sal0

FENHE honse on State Street, occupied by the ND
l. dersiPDed. This house s thoroughly hnilt OF
brick aHd stone and has all modern conveniences.
ALLEN HAINES.
Portland Sep. 18th, 1872. sep19-tt
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Proposals for Purchase

Sealed proposals will be also received as Aforesaid
for tic purchase of the whole any portion of id
parcel of a;s for cash. the purchaser TO bui said
sea-wall and do said filling according to sad llans
and Specifications. and to perform al the obg ,tions
OF the Commonwealth to the City of Boston in re-
laion to said parcel under the Indenture of Four
Parts made between the said Commonwealth, the
Boston and Albany Railroad Company, the boss on
Wharf Company, and the City of Boston, dated June
Esd 1878.
The right TO reject any aUd all proposals is reserved
by the Boarl of Earbor Commission srs and their ac-
centance !snbject to the approval of the Governor
and Council.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposols in relation
to the south ston Fats scaled up and directed to
the chairman of the Board.
For the Board of Harbor Commissioners
Jy22dt Sep2 JOSIAH QUINCY, Chai, man.
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REM MOVAl.
SanfOrd's improved kefrigerators.

Ibe three points. OF excellence which claim sre
list, constant and thorough circulation of pure air
End; rvness. no dampuess mould nor tant; 3rd TO
ne Cling OF odors; pnriy and active air The
elements of its success Call, OF send for circulars
Manufactured and tor sale by j. f. MERRILL, be-
twees Cross and Cotton sts., Leaviut Bur Dnam
q Cos Ice Horse. Portland. Me. ie5df
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i.umber and Dock Timber Wanted

To eAchan2e for
Locomotive Boilers, HOrizontaI e., r;..
Feed Pumps and Other Machine rr'
Address, G. II. ANDRE We
fen4du Pearl ST., New York,
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Proposals for Sea Walls.
Dredging in Boston Harbor, Filling n
Parcel of south Boston Flats, and for the
Purchase of such Parcel.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.


Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HA6HoR
COMMISSIONERS, Nos Pemherton square,
Boston, July l7th 1873.
SEALED PROPO AIS will be received at this Of
= flee until WEDNE DAY, August 20th 1879. a
~ O'Clock noon, for enclosing with sea walls an filling
a parcel fthe Commemorative flats in South Bos-
ton, situated at the juc.i0n of the mo;n and Fort
Poidt Chan mel, III Boston HarhDr. bounded south
west by flats of the Boston Wharf COMPANY and
southeast by flats sold Of the Boston and ALBANY Rail
road Company. and containing about one milliyr IN
square feet, more or less, as follows
l. For about 700 neal feet of light sea wall on
Fort Point Channel.
g For about 1900 fee. of heavy sea wall on Fort
Point Channel and the main ch nnel.
g. For hlhg SAID parcel to grade 13, with mater
ial redged by the contractor from the noth of Fort
Point Channel and from portion of Boston Harbor
which is to be DIR dyed uniformly to depth of % feet
at mean low water.
L. For filling said pnrcel with good clean gravel
from grade 13 to grade 16,
s. For the whole work of building said sea wall
and filling said parcel as aforesaid or before Octo-
ber lst.. 1876.
The above work must be done according to plans
and specifications TO be furnished ut this cce
between the hours of nine O'clock in the forenoon and
twelve O'Clock noon
The contractor will beaI qured to give a salts ac-
tory guaranty that he will execute contract Accord
ing to his pr posals and to give satisfactory bonds
fDrthe faithful performance of his contract.
The Legislature of Massachusetts has a, propriated
four hundred thousand dollars towards the above
specified sea wal and filling. but contract will b,
made binding the Commonwealth for any more Of
the Legislature, under tie laws of the Common
wealth
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Maine Savings Bank.
No. 100 Middle sureet. Portland.

Mooney deposited in this Bank on The first day
N& OF any month begins on interest TIL. same day.
deposited OF any other day, begins on interest the
first day If the Ewing month.
Inni1d,Sw,f A. NJ. BURTON. Treasurer.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DOoIN LOc DIN FL IOH I
Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. =: EYER, No. 2JI sEiddle So. All
KINDS Of Machines for sale and 10 let.
Repairing.
Bakers.
w. g CO u q, Nos. rs and 70 Pearl ssreet
On direct rOute between New Cu.tom
House and Post Office, near the tnnrsket
Booksellers and StatiOners.
H0VT, FOEas T. BREED, No. 9I Middle
street.
Book Binders.
WEI. A. QUINCY, Room ~, Printers
Exchange. No. 11i Exchange st.
SMALL & sHACAFORD, No. 35 Plum
Confectionery.
Il. PEkK ms manufacturers o1pIain
nnd fancy Caadaics, 2Ss Congress 81,
Porfia Id We.
Carpenters and Builders.
WKETNSsX ~ MEANS, Pearl street, op.
posite Park.
DyesH0use:
FOSTERS Dye House, IA Onion Street,
Furniture. W hOlesaIe and Retail.
WALT ER COREY q CO., Arcade, NO.
as Free Street.
GEORGE a. WHITNEY. No. SO ex.
:aanSe st. UphOlsterina of ali kinds
dOSe 10 order.
Furniture and House Furnishing Goods.
BEN ;. ADAMS, cor. Exchange and Fed
erai Ssreeis.
RO0PER * EATON, OLD Post Once,
Exchange Street.
L.. #. NOYT, No. n Prs HE Street. I'm.
holsterin2 done to order.
----
Furniture and Uph0lsteriDg.
DAv!D w. OEANE. No. 50 Federal 50.
All kinds Of uphois criRa and Repairing
done 10 order.
Hair Goods and Toilet Articles.
J.. IF. sHERRy, No. Ciapp;s Block
Congress Street, opposite Old City Hall.
Horse ShOeing and Carriage repairing
bone a the besr possible manner by -,
VCCNG a. CO.. No. lG2 Fore st.
Jewelry and Fine Watches.
AHNER LOWELL, 2os Congress Street.
Agents Cor Howard Watch COMPANY.
Mauufa. carers Of Trunks, Valises and
Carpet Bags.
j. n. DURAN CO., 151 Middle and
1f6 Federal streets.
MasOns end Builders.
N. E. REDLON, 2S3 I-2 Congress st.
Paper Hangings, WindOw Shades, and
Carpctilgs.
L0THEsDP, ,DEvENs \ GO. ,6I Exsnrxe
Street, and a. Market ST.
Pattern and Model Maker.
j: BAEf0UR. 252 Fore street, foot of
Cross. POril.Hd.
Photographers.
A. 9. DAVIS a. CO.. No. 50 Middle street.
j. IL. LAMsON. q 81 Middle ST., cer. Cross.
Plumbers.
JAMES MILLER, No. -. Federal Street.
Every description OF " ysp- Istyture. ar-
ranged and SET mp i'm the best manner,
Scab'n2 promptly attended to.
P'asterer, StuccO Worker, &c.
y. FEENE, Cor. Cumberland and Frank.
| liza Sis.
Real Estate Agents.
J0fxN c. PrsOCTER, No. 93 Exchange
street.
Silver and Plated Ware.
ABNEk LOWELL, 3Ol Csnsress street,
SrbUols.
ENGLISH aud WRENCH SCHOOL, 43G
Congress Street.
Stair RniIder.
r.. II. uJRRE. Lo. 2J1 Fore Street. cor
Cross ST., in ID. leno,s Mill
! G.. L.. HOOPER, Cor. York 81 MasIs
Streets.
Watches. Jewalry, &c.
J. w. & AZ. N. MCDUFEEE.C Cor. yu;Jsl.
| ~ u uion Sis.