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News and Other Items,

A Washington funeral, it is said, costs 50, 279.
This is shocking extravaganza; but it isIreally
worth that to get away from Washington in
any shape.
DR.. R. B. Warden, biographer of Chief Jus :
tiee Chase. &c, is mentioned by the New York
Tribune as that astonishingly absurd person. -
Chance for another libel suit. DR..
The Chicago Tribune says that first-class car
penters in that city, who were employed year
ago at So per day, are now glad to get 81. 80 per
day and that the decline in the cost of labor
runs through the whole scale of employments.
The Providence Journal, in its account of the
elections in that city on Friday, says ''the
absence of money for the bribery of voters was
most gratifying featere at the ward rooms
which looks hopeful for Rhode Island.
The vote on the resumption clause of May
nard's bill Friday in the House, brought out al
most all the leading Democrats against it.
Among the number were Beck, Randall, Mar
shall, Niblack, Holman, Taylor of Ohio, Harr-
son, Wells Standeford and Comingo.
D. H. Burt of Cleveland, was a nominee for
alderman. He said one day, however, that he
was not in favor of ''the d-n oman's move
ment" The remark was duly reported in the
newspapers, aud the result is that Mr.. Burt is
defeated. The people of his ward didn't like
his profanity; but they were dreadfully shocked
at his miserable English.
Tweed is not alone in loss of flesh from con-
finement. The burly Claimant has run down
to three hundred and ninety-two pounds avoir-
dupos already, and it is thought few more
fiat perjuries would bring him quite within
On q 10 do H. 4
whether he is coddled and petted like the New
York magnate.
The Union League Club of New York, on
Thursday evening adopted resolutions condemn
ing further initiation of the currency as unjusti-
fable by exigencies of commerce, as a violation
of all the rules of finance and as contrary to
the express pledges to the people of this nation.
The motion that copies be sent to all members
of Congress was made by A. I. Stewart.
The Rochester Express is responsible for
this: IA married man hearing that the eating
of certain kinds of animal food would aid ,be
same tissues of the human body, as. for in
stance, caves brains would nourish the eaters
brains, or beefs liver the eaters liver imma.
diately gave strict orders at his family market
that no more tongue of any kind be sold to his
wife or mother-jn-law.'
The New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger says it seems to be taken for
granted in financial circles there that Secretary
Richardson will certainly retire from the Cabi-
net before long, all reports to the contrary not.
withstanding. And the Wash ington CORES
pondent of the Providence Journal says that
the opinion there is univer sal that the Secretary
will not remain much longer in office.
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STATE NEWS.
AROosTOOK COUNTY.

ARoosTOOK COUNTY.
Daniel Diff of Maysville was killed last
Wednesday while Telling trees in the woods by
tree falling different from what it was sun-
posed it would and striking cedar, which fell
and crushed Mr.. Duff
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The Wiscasset Oracle says the workshop in
Wiscasset jail is very complete in its details
went into operation in August last and was the
tsrst and quite recently the only Jail workship
in Maine.
The Oracle says the proposal for an immedi-
aIe foreclosure of the Knox & Lincoln mortgage
meets with much favor among the people. not
ehiy III Wlscasset but in other towns.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
=, FIVE barrels of liquor were seized Friday bv
Marshal Siphers of Gardiner. in shed or
storehouse near the freight station in that CITY
Capt. John Drew of Faruingdale proposes to
organize new TOWNS: company and put two
powerful tugs on the river.
The prospect is very favorable for lively times
on the Kennebec this season in shipping ice,
PENOBsCOT COUNTY
Mrs. Lyrde offers for sale the Bangor Whie
and Courier establishment. .-.
Mr. B. p. Hubbard of Garland was unload
ing logs last Monday when, as he loosened the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOn-Resident Taxes in the City of Port
land. in the County of Cumberland, for
the year 1872.

Nom Resident Taxes in the CITY of PORT
land, IN the County Of Cumberland, for
YTNHE following list Of taxes on Real Estate of
Il nonresident owners in the City of Portland,
for the year 1872, in bills committed to Henrv W.
Hersey Collector of said City the End day of Sep
TENDER, 1872 has been returned by him to me as
remaining unpaid the 31st day of August 1873 by
his certificate of that date and now remain unpad:
and notice is hereby given, that if the said taxes
interest and charges are not paid in the treasury
OF the said City within eighteen months from the
the real estate taxed will be sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and charges
VIII without further notice be sold at public auction
at the office of the Treasurer of said City, on the 18th
day of April, 1874, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Names. Description Of Valuation. Tax.
property. due
Bailey, Charles, hrs Of half land North
BODICE, Joseph g. ! houses and land 60
Green St, with Styles, 2800 1880
Bradbury, Enoch b, block houses and
land wilmot St, 1000 bl 1853 20
Chapman, A & F B, house and land IS
Chestnut ST. 1000 $500
Chesley, Margaret M, land NJ and n SITS. 300 23.40
Clark, Leander, house on land leased of
Philbro0k, Cumberland st, 200 $50
Cowie. John, building on leased land w,
Crane, John J, land Monroe st, 200 SO SO
Eyeleth, Francis G, house and land
Hanson. Charles H, land 10 Beckett st, 800 b 60
iand cor MunJoy and Hanson Lane, 800 7.S0
forth and Walnut Lane, 1900 1880
Hines, r 4 g Trickey, buildings and
land Heath st, 500 1900
Hubs0n, Joseph. Hobsons wharf & fats 10000 10000
land Cumberland 81 Montgomery SITS, 1900 81 20
KiIvert, Emily M, house and land 113
Brackett St. 5000, 1900
land Union st, 600 1880
Libby. George, house & land Douglass St. 400 To- 40
Marean, Moses X, building on leased
land foot High st, 100 osO
Merrill, James widow of, buildings and
land cor Bradford and Bracket SITS, 100 APO
Phillips, Mary 5, land W cor Bracket
and Danforth st, with Frost, 1000 26O0
Pratt, David, store on leased land cor of
Preble and Oxford St. 300 1880
Rowe, VIM B, land E side Adams St. 400 10. 40
Smith, F J, buildings and land W side
9. Of Cross St, 1000 1o4.oO
ham St, 500 % 20
Sturdivant, Helen j and Mary j. land
., east side Of Union st, 200 572o
Taylor, Lissie, house Il land Summer St. 400 To- 40
Thompson, James, house and land cor
~ Spring and South SITS, 1900 Al so
Iralton; Josiah. land Douglass st, 200 $50
True, Eleanor d, house g. land Forest St. 900 o. 40
Walker Charles B, shops Il land Com
mereial St # State st with McGlinchy, 1000 26oO
whitney, George w, land rear Aims
Yates, Elizabeth T, house and land
Laurel St, 1900 81
HENRY W. HERSEY, Treasurer
of the City of Portland
Portland, April 49, 1874 ap13d3tis
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MARRIED.
DIED.
n this citv. Anril 10Th .Iobn Francis cbase

In this city. April 10th. John Francis Chase.
Funeral services this (Monday) afternoon at 2A
O'Clock from First Baptist church, Congress street.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In this city. April II, Mrs. Martha E. widow of the
8 months.
Iu Deering, April IL, Walter Burton, only son Of
Dr. and Mrs. w. II. johnson. in his tenth year.
Funeral services this afternoon at 81 O'clock at
residence on Pleasant street, Deerng. Friepds are
invited. Burial at convenience Of the family.
In this city. April 18th, Mrs Annie, wife of j. E.
Winslow, AGED SO years months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at "a o'clock
at No, Walkers Court. Boston papers please copy.
ln this city, April 18th, Anna Roberts, daughter OF
5: K. and E. A. Hopkins aged years 10 months and
Ii days.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Burial at convenience Of family.
In North Yarmouth. April 10, Jeremiah Loring,
aged 70 years months.
Funeral services this Qdonday) afternoon at his
late residence.
In Topsham on the 10th inst, at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Margaret H. King, widow of the
late Jona King of Saco, aged SO years 10 months.
GS The funeral services OF the late Malcolm M.
Graham will take place Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock: at residence. No. May street. Burial at
convenience OF the tamiy
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last chain, the logs started suddenly, and catch
ing on the chain threw the skid out with such
force that he was knocked down, striking his
head on a log, breaking his jaw and loosening
several teeth.
A schoolmaster at South La Grange had,
with his other duties, the building of the fires
A few mornings since he went to school as
usual, and upon opening the door of the stove,
found lying in the ashes the body of .a; new
bnrued sticks of wood, which had the appear
ance of being set fire after the infant had been
placed there, as one or two small pieces lay
over the body. The floor in the vicinity OF the
stove was covered With blood. The teacher
Immediately warned the neighbors: and tue
body was taken away for burial Every means
has been adopted to discover the guilty party,
but as yet without avail.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
At the Municipal election in Calais 9th inst.
VIM Duren. Esq, Republican, was elected
Mayor, by vote OF 536 to 361 for Albert II.
Sawyer The Republicans carried four of the
five wards.
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THE PR IS.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1874

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furn'sno =,
with Card certificate countersigned by staniey
Pullen. Editor. All railway, steamboat anu L.
managers will eonfet favor upsu US by uoia '. rs
credentials OF every person claiming 10 rep o
journal, as we have information Una. Se'oiA Jun
parse and we haze no disposition to be, even pas
sively, party to such frauds.
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VERY ingenious devices have been inxen

VERY ingenious devices have been invent.
ed in high or respectable life to avoid apply
ing the term thief to one who takes the none,
OF another, but no one class seem to have
the rare facility exercised by bankers, and Of
those who associate with this class no man
has drawn it milder than Col. Needham,
United States Bank Examiner in Massachu-
sets, who speaks of theft by the President
OF the Boylston Bank as Temporary mis-
application" When bank lopbing stalks
forth under this name there is no State prison
in it-nOt any, - .t
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The almost universal opinion of the Re-
publican press is that Secretary Richardson
can do the country the best service in his
power by retiring from Office. No fair mind
ed man believes that he is dishonest, but the
office needs a heavier man. That's the long
and short of il.
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The Brooklyn Presbyterian leaders are
getting seriously disturbed because Rev. DR..
Cuyler permits the Vassalboro' Qaakeress,
Miss Smiley, to preach in his church. 1t will
strike the average mind that if this woman
can preach so well as TO attract attention. she
had better keep at the work.
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CHURCH AT OLD ORcHARD.-Elen G. Viii,
lIams and Isaiah +. Williams of New York
have given to the episcopate of the Episcopal
church in the diocese of Maine los 70 and 80 at
Old Orchard Beach, on condition that an epis-
copal church building be erected there, and
worship according to the church ritual be sup
ported 4lH.lf
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Cen. Grant again has the opportunity of
greatness thrust upon him. By vetoing the
GRAVY imitation billhe eau perform service to
his country with stroke of the pen, equal
TO any he has ever rendered it by the sword.
Hartford Courdnt
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The general impression is that Saturday
wasin every respect one of the most disa-
greeable days that ever was. Nevertheless
the clerk Of the weather said ''cear weather
and northerly Winds. 'Od Prob" had as
we'll understand there is a limit to human
credulitv
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Mr.. Fulton, late of fremont Temple, is
not appreciated by the New York Baptist
ministers. At conference of the ministers
ofthis denomination week ago, Dr. Fulton
and bis paper were to some extent repudiated,
it being charged that DR.. Fulton had insulted
DR.. Jeffrey on previous occasion. Rev. DR..
Anderson introduced resolution inviting
DIR. jeffrey to return. Thereupon Mr.. Full
ton turned upon DR.. Anderson all his bat
teries OF denunciation and ordered him to sit
down. DR.. Anderson did not sit down but
Or. Fulton did, and the assembly passed the
resolution in slightly modified form
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Portland Soldiers and Sailors MOnu.
ment Association.
TO LET.

THE MOST
Wonderful Discovery of
the 10Th Century.
DIR. s. D. HOWE'S
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CON s U M p TION,
And all diseases of the THROAT, CHEST and
A Substitute for Cod Liver Oil.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of
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Colds &c., in few days, like magic. Price 81 per
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DIR. S. d. HOwE'S
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
which DIFFERS from all other preparations in its
IMMEDIATE ACTION upon the
LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLOOD
1t is purely vegetable, ceanses the system of all i'm
purities, builds it light square up, and makes Pure
Rich Blood. 1t Scrofulous Diseases of all kinds,
and BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS" I
challenge the 10Th century, to find its equal.
Every Bottle is Worth its Weight in Gold.
Price 81 per bottle Sold at retail by all druggists
w. f. PHILLIPS s. CO.. Wholesale Agents, Port
land.
Dk. y. ID, HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
161 Chambers ST., New York.
mar7snWS& M3m& weow11
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We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address Of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve COM
muncations that are not used.
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1T is intimated that the ''Golden Age'' the
Dook which has been so famously advertised
as the joint production of Mark Twain and
Mr. Warner, was not written by them at all,
but by pair of reporters.
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The new town of Blaine which has been
incorporated from the plantation of Alma, is
on the road from Houlton to Presque Isle.
1t contains mill, stores, good farms and a
population OF five hundred.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Samuel Fessenden, well
known in this city, was elected Representative
by the Republicans of Stamford, Ct, running
ahead of the party ticket
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TRIENNIAL FESTIVAL !!
WILL TAKE PLACE AT
OSTON MUSIC HALL,
MAY 5 to 10, 1874.
For which occasion the following Eminent Talent
Miss Edith Wynne. Mrs. j. Houston West,
Mrs H. Va. NTH,
Nliss Annie l.. Cary,
MIR. William !. Winch,
var. ! r. IsudoIphsen,
FER. John r. Winch.
Theodore Thomas Celebrated Orchestra,
Increased by the addition of eminent Boston Must
sicians to EiShty-Five Performers. Tho So
cety's Chorus of six Hundred Voices.
CARL ZSR RAIN, Conductor Of the Festival.
B. J. HANG. .Orxnnist.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 5th,
0 p b N N q @ O N Q f r t
HANDLES "JUDAS MACCABEUS."
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
Miscellaneous Concert by Grand Orches-
ira aud Vocai1sts.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
First Part of Haydn's "Seasous,,: Beptbo-
VEINS Ninth symphony. and other Selections.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
OR ATORIO M ATTN EE,
Mendelssohn's s'Christus', and s'Near NV
Prayer,o and Dudley Bucks Psalm
'GOd is our Refnge.o
FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
miscellaneous Concert by Grand Orches.
ira and v0calisfs.
FRIDAY EVENING,
Bach's sPassion Music.o
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
MiscellaneOus Concert by Grand Orches-
ira and Vocalisfs.
SATURDAY EVENING,
j. IA. Paine,s 0raf0riO Ust PeterY
SUNDAY EVENING,
CLOSE OF TTIE FESTIVAL,
HANDLES '.TESSIAH,"
MIR; THEODORE THOMAS will conduct por-
ton OF the Festival Programme.
Season Tickets, at SIS each Will be for sale ON and
after April 9Th; and single Tickets for the Oratorjo
Concerts, $3.50 and 81 80 each; and to the Orches.
trail Concerts, S.50 and 81 each according to loca
ton, on and after April 25th
Orders for tickets, with money enclosed may be
directed to A. P. PECK, Boston Music Hail.
apl3S&WSt A. r. BROWNE. Sec'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DIR. A. w. FRENCH
wishes to inform his friends and patrons tbot ~.
partnership hitherto existing between h;mseIs oS
DIR. johnson is dissolved and that after AnriI ~ ahe
may be found at his new Dental Roms i'' LIZ
29l CONGRESS- STREET.
three doors above the Preble House. an2sno,u
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Passed do 10th, sch Saratoga fm Elizabetbnort for
Woodward, Port johnson for Salem; Chi ion' New.
berg for Pawtueket; s Hodgdon, Melvin, Rondout
PROViDENCE-Ar 10TH sch Annie FRYE Smith
Calais.
WARREN-Ar 10th, sch Annie Frye. Smith, from
NEWPORT-Ar 9th, sch Corvo, Pickering. Rock
land for Providence.
In port 9th. schs May Day. Waterman Camden for
New York; Eastern Belle, Parker, fin Bucksport for
OVERWHELMINGLY 9th schs Addie RIVER
son. Pike, Sagua 10 days for Portland; Ralph Howes
Burgess. Jacksonville for Belfast; ii Counce from,
Belfast for Wilmington, QOresail badly torn) Silver
Heels, Newman, vinalhaven tor Philadelphia.
Sid 9th, schs Tennessee, Potomac, Henry G Fay,
Elizabeth Segur, Feetwing, Rosannah Rose, Mary
Clark. Alnomak, Sarah, Crescent Lodge, Silas Me-
Loon, VIM McCoon, w Hall.
BOSTON-Ar 18th, schs Helen Waite, Kelley,
Calais; Cypress, Strout, Machias Boston, Brown,
Freeport; Arcola Elicit, Bath.
Cid nth, ship Champion, new) Merrill, Madras
aud Calcutta; brig A d Torrey. Haselkl. Bermuda;
M Simmons, Oliver, Hayti; f Elliott, Sproul,
Bangor; F Smith. Leach, Castine; Cameo. Peachy,
Belfast.
Ar 18th, barque McGvery, Jewett, Palermo; sch
Mary A, Rhoades, Rockland.
Cid 1lth brig Little Annie, (Br) Roberts, Portland
schs Annie b, Secord, and Duke of Newcastle, Ma.
honey. do.
Sid barque L I Stocker; briggs jeremiah, and An
ma ID Torrey.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Melbourne 30th ult, ship Formosa. Reynolds,
Boston; Sth inst. barque Escort Carver New York.
c al Fort Elizabeth, CGH, Feb LIST, barque Olive,
AT at Cadiz 9th inst, barque Harvest Moon. Riley,
Ar at Antwerp 9th inst. baroue Marathon. Callao.
Ar at Akyab Feb 20, ship Titan, Berry fm Rio ia
AT g Gardif 2Ist ut, ship H L Richardson, Ander-
CA: Ar at Swinemunde goth ult barque George Treat,
CHM, New York.
Ar at Falmouth, E, 9th inst, barque Fannie. Carver
New York.
Sid fm Liverpool sth, ship Ellen Austin, Griffin,
Sid FIN Guayquil Feb is, brig FIdelia, Young, ror
Central America. o. -
Sid FIN sagua 10Th ut, NJ C Moseley. Coggins, fol
Ar at st John, NIB, 10th inst. brig Rhone, Bragg
Portland.
Cid 10th. sch D Sawyer. Cummings, New York.
--latest by European steamers1
Sid I'm Liverpool 24th ult, Nile, Newcomb, for New
York.
Ent out oath. Enos Soule. soule, for King Georges
Sound, 25th. Gardiner Colby, Dunbar, for Boston
Richard III Hubbard. for Gloucester. Mass; Poly
MESSIAH lssl Brown, for Portland; Eric the Red
| Sid I'm Portsmouth 25th, Kendrick Fish, Watts
Sid FIN Plymouth 25th, John Barbour, Ivey, fol
Philadelphia.
| Sid FIN Falmouth oath ult Mary Goodell, Sweetser
Sid fin Cardiff 18th, City of Brooklyn, Havener, 70,
Rio JaneirO.
Ar at Dundee 25th, VIM McGvery, Nichols, from
Calcutta.
| Ar at Glasgow 25th, Jennie Barker, Waite, from
Calcutta.
Ar at Queenstown 24th Wetterhorn Rich, Port.
land, o.
New York.
Ar at Havre 21st. Reunion, Curtis. New Orleans.
Sid I'm Cuxhayen 23d ult, Franklin, Linnell, for
| Cardiff.
SPOKE EN-.
March II. lat 4s IS N, lon 10 W, ship India from
Liverpool for Bahia.
Feb 81, lat 81 N. lon 26 81 W, baraue Francis
LOriny from for Mol
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LORING,

common sense says there is but one
way by which disease Of the Lungs can
be reached, and that is, through the
Medium Of
L N HI A L A tt 20 Nj
c. MORSE M. ID.
apr4 -,
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We invite the trade, es-
pecially these who cOntem-
plate visiting the Boston
and New York markets, to
an examination of our
Stock.
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The most PERFECT FITTING
CORSET ever offered to the public.
The peculiar style of cutting
gives sufficient fuilness at the
bosom. without folding at the top,
gradually and closely fitting to,
and over the hips. is longer front
and back than Ordi-,ary COrsets,
and in fact, is the only Corset, cut
in this form.
We are also SOLE AGENTS for
the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
L. A. H. A.

L. A. H. A.
The adjourned regular meeting Of the Irish
American Relief Association will take place THIS
(MondaY) EVENING, at u o'clock. Per order,
ap13sn1t EDW. HICKEY, President.
Portland Soldiers and Sailors MOnu-
ment Association.
There will be a regular meeting of the Portland
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association at Re-
ception Hail. City Building, on Monday Evening,
April 18th, at u o'clock.
ap11dsntd G. w. ROBERTS. Sec'y.
TO LET.
One large Store House on Custom
House Wharf, suitable Tor heavy storage
or Fish packing.
ALSO
One store suitable for Grocery or other
light business, with dock privilege.
Apply to
fedsneodtf 81 Middle Street. Room7.
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REMOVAL.
OBS CACLEs TO MARRIAGES.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the ef-
Iects OF Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable reme-
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
vel0pes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Ins .itutfon
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. fe6sn3m
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AZOLUTO TOILET POWDER.
Renders the Face. Neck and Arms sott.
smooth and fair.
Warranted free from poisonous ingredients and
harmless to the skin or complexion by Prof Hayes
State Assayer, and Prof. Babcock, both well known
Chemists of Mass. Azoluto is put up in SQUARE
packages, white for children, and all skin irrtaions
25 cts by mail 80 cts. Also pink flesh color for
the complexion or face, 30 cts, by mail 40 cts Sol
by all Druggists, or address M. S. BURR & CO. 10
Oak ST.. Boston, Mass, Agents for U. S. fe16sn3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTED CIGARSi
IF YOU WILL SMOKE.

Go to ALIENS, No. III Exchange
ST., and get a very choice imported
Havana cigar. "Feleciana," 10 cts.
each or III for $l.OO.
CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS!
ap10 sn2w
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BRICKS AND CURBSTONE.
TO CONTRACTORS.

proposals will be received at the office of F.
Il H. Fassett, Architect, until 10 NJ, May 3D. fol
furnishing materials and finishing rooms in the base
nent OF the City Building in connection with Cer
OF Courts Offices Plans and specifications can be
TUESDAY next. Per order
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
fd