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PROBATE NOTICES.


hereinafter m0me0s
ATa Court of Probate held at Portland within
Tuesday of February in the year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred and seventy-tour the following matters
having been presented for the action thereupon hare
matter indicated, it is hereby Ordered
That notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested by causing copy Of this order to be published
three weeks successfully in the Maine State Press
and Eastern Argus papers printed at Portland atore
said, that they may appear at Probate Court 10 be
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and
be heard thereon. and object ifthey see cause.
THEODOREL w.BB, minor child and heir of
Walter Webb late OF Briigt0D, deceased. Petition
license to sell and convey real estate presented
by Adeline A. Webb, Guardian
FREEMAN WHITNEY, late Of Harrison, deceas-
en-. Petition for allowace out personal estate.
scented by Melinda Whitney, willow Of said deceased.
JOHN CARD. late Of Brunswick. deceased. First
account presented for allowance by Amherst Witt
more, Trustee.
oRRIN W. RIPLEY. late OF Brunswick. deceased.
First account presented for allowance by Oseeola
JACK on, Administrator.
HOWARD KILBY, late Of Freerort, decess~d.
prs-entsd BY Elwar'i p. oxnard. sdmlpistraior AZ
sshisd by Emily KiISy. wiio~ q All dsssassd
r AsIS4M ~ sE sa y r's .s e "a s:
pse-ente By Alfiesi l. oxnard. AdlBTnstEstsr.
SARAH n. q. PORTER alas Sarah ". %. sean,
.r..s m sY a. sls@ss1s h ws1 ss,s. a..
minlsfTator With ths VIII anneKsA
STEPHEN HANSON. late q win.rhaua. dssa-sd
Accouut % sale a real estate q sat decsa~el.
ehaptsr ssventy-n q the hesi-l slafasss q as
s,als. HEs.snsSi A. ais~aaes - eAssss Spns-. Aa-
ministries.
SAMUEL MEsERvE, lsss q Goshauu. d.,.--~a
Assesni uss-sutei ~ ailpwanes y nsFFti r. Ftss.
SIS. sSsAS I, q ssckLEgy: ~, e e.I.s ss,s..s
hlxrims. hruaheF % s-Li aEeeasst
GEORGE FWJsT. 49, q wssfersok, d.eszs.i.
sixth accuant prr~-nied - aiio.snnr- - reun.s
oainby, Adninistrstss, sith a. Nj ssasssd-
FLORENCE A. DYER a Al. uiasf ctilfrrs 81
hsfr. - eoo-urtsen ~ 81. So a fsttlsu dsc-a~sa
Accaanis a. --sntea ~ Ailo~snos ~ Aa<nas L
Dyer, GaardiaA.
EDwiS GAGE AIS. ~''os - - -Aa f ~,
q Nay y. Gag. lac "a festial = .-t.s.. -
tIon - hcsuss 10 III AL clasey ~ -
.suirk ef hu-cos ". Gas-. Gua-iIan
bENJAAiN ). hA0GErr. lAis Il Pasti.aa. d.
ssmss Hs.s. sse Az $500 10 as-anss ~
5tSEPH HOWE. lafs IL Portland d.c....a A.
ssan, pssssn'sd f0f allowance - Janss P. B.Iisr.
BENJAMIN N. JACKSON. at. of Portland. A.
1890. re,ition ns Al.~.ncs cut q psFsonal 60
ceased, ~ ee-
NAfhANiEL ,. MILLER. ia. late Of Portland,
deceased Petition Tor allowance out q per.onal es-
.s,e 70 chalss Miller and Mary Miller. minor
Miller, neat friend Of sai.a shiilrsu.
HENRIETTA N. SHED, minor child and heir OF
Henry ID. She'd, Ir., late q Portland, deceased.
First account presented Tor allowance BY Henry ID.
Shell, Guardian.
OLIVER X. COOK, minor child and heir of Oliver
NJ. Cook, late OF Naples deceased. First account
presented Tor allowance by Mary Z. w. Cook, Guar
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
true copy OF the original Order.
Attest. VIM. X. NEAL, Register.
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Brief JOttings.


Store No. 81 Middle street has been sold to
on private terms.
We were in error in stating that Mr.. M. b.
Bourne testified to the good reputation of the
Brewer House.
Why were the worthy people, good templars
and others, so ready to give the names of fast
women who visited the Brewer, and SO anxious
to conceal the names of the fast men?
Fast driving is not so popular as it was.
The Rossinis give private reception at Flu
ent Hall Monday evening.
Tickets for Mr.. Washbu lecture at Con-
gress Square church Monday evening are SELL
ing rapidly, and good house will be present.
Ventilators are being put into the school
committee room, City Building
Mr.. F. G. Patterson has not leased the Unit
ed States, but is only managing it in the
absence of Mr. Lane. He still continues in the
real estate business
There is to be temperance prayer meeting
this evening at the Allen Mission Chapel Ad-
dresses will be made by Capt. Dutton of the
steamship Prussian, and Others The public
are cordially invited.
The Martha Washington Society tender thanks
to the Old Folks Choir, First Parish Choir, TO-
chestra, printers and all who aided them in the
CONCERT given for their benefit and gratefully
acknowledge the receipt of $93.50,
At meeting of the Sheridan Cadets yester-
day. resolutions of respect to the memory OF
the late Patrick Conroy, were passed.
Edwin Clement Esq. has erected portable
saw mill at Frosts woods, East Deering, and
will cut half million of lumber.
A snow storm set i, dark last evening
making promenading far from thing of lux
ury.
A devoted wife on Chestnut street set the
chairs afire while giving her husband run
sweat " ednesday night, and now he accuses
her of attempting to murder him.
The police have got small fog hcrns which
they are going to use for whistles.
The sheriffs visited Fore street yesterday
but fonnd the shops very dry.
Three boys were arrested yesterday for teal
ing the shingles off the roof of building upon
which they had climbed.
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son of this city, arrived at the Grand National
Jacksonville, Florida, on the 18th inst
Rev. Father Wallace of this city, will deliver
the address at Bangor on ST. Patrick's day.
Mr. John s. Dunlap, formerly proprietor of
the United States Hotel in this city and for
some years past the New England agent OF the
Erie railroad died Wednesday in Boston.
Rev. Mr.. Johnstone, of this city, delivered
an Interesting and instructive lecture in Cor
ham Tuesday evening in London. The course
will close March 4th with lecture by W, H.
Clifford, Esq, of this city.
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The funeral services af Mr.. Zenas Chase of
this place, occurred Wednesday p M, at the
Methodist Church. The reading of the Scrip
lures and prayer were conducted by Rev. j.
Mcmillan. very interesting and appropriate
discourse was delivered by the pastor, Rev. G.
HI. Zimmerman, from Acts XII, "a, '.For he
was good man and full of the Holy Ghost
and of faith" A large delegation of Odd Fell
lows from Saccarappa Lodge was present, and
closed the services at the house with their excel
lent burial service.
Truly good man has gone to his reward
loss deeply felt by this whole community.
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The BLUES MAsoUERADE.-This evening
the third grand Masquerade ball of the Port
land Mechanic Blues comes off at City Hall.
For some weeks past the masquerade has been
eagerly looked forward to by the lovers of mys-
terry, music and dancing, and marvellous have
been some of the costumes gotten up for the &C.
casion. Those who want to see the elephant
must be sure to attend for that bulky animal
puts in an appearance. Some other of the
Mosques are no less grotesque. The costumes
have been obtained from a first-class costumer
in Boston, and are new and of various designs.
The Blues intend to make of the affair one of
their greatest successes. Music by "Chandler's
unapproachable eight
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secespts by ka1lr0ads and Steam boats
GRAND TRUNK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cars
sundres do potatoes do heads, do stock, 10 do
hour do peas, do piles, do wheat, do bark, 20
do lumbe ,, do for Boston, do for Brownfied, do
for st John, NIB, s. do for Halifax, Ms, 16 10 for
steamship.
Thursdays cars sundries, do shocks, do hay 2
90 bark, DO heads, do apples IL do hogs. do -FOUR
DO corn do bran. do wheat, 80 do lumber do
for New York, do for Portsmouth, do for Boston,
3do tor st john NIB, do for Halifax Ms, II do for
steamship.
STEAMER FRANCONIA. FROM NEW YoRK-250
bales rags Al do WOOL 20 do duck, $50 rolls leather,
100 bdls leather 250 do paper hangings Is hhds to-
bacco, 20 casks lnseed OIL 80 bbs whiting Is do or
anges 90 DO glass ware, 20 do 90 pigs tin 400
boxes tea 525 do rasns 300 do soap 100 do tobacco
20 do drugs 20 do hardware 20 do ext. logwood 295
bbis bone black, 45 coils rope, water wheel, 140
pkgs sundres.
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RAILROAD SUIT The case of Daniel McDuf-
fee of Rochester, expressman, against the Port
land & Rochester Railroad Company, for dam
age set forth as five thousand dollars, in conse-
quence, as alleged, that the company in 1872
did not furnish him with adequate accommo-
dations, and Disseminated in favor of the East
ern Express Company, then doing business on
the sand road, has been on trial at Dover this
week. Yesterday the jury came in unable to
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Bal Masoue,

The Bal Masque, given by the Orients, at
Lancaster Hall, last evening, proved to be a
most enjoyable and brilliant affair. About fifty
couple of maskers occupied the floor, while the
galleries were crowded with spectators. Among
the most notable ladies' costumes were an APP
pie Woman, who created deal of fun. The
Morning Star, The Flist, Recherche, Cleopatra,
America, three Snowfiakes, three Quakeresses,
and number of Tamborine Girls and Court
Ladies. The gentlemen seemed to be generally
of a comical turn of mind, and appeared in
such costumes as that of an Ape, Clowns, Fish
moIger, Fat Boy, etc., while some of them
wore the elegant dresses of ga Polish Gentle
man. Don D@sar. Earl of Leicester, A Gentle
man of the Old School, Charles Surface, etc.
The orders of dances were gotten up more
handsomely than any we have seen this winter.
The boys did everything in their power to
make the occasion pleasant one and they sue
ceeded most admirably.
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Municipal Court.


Unconstitutional Clancy. Search and seizure.
Fined. Appealed. Williams.
James McGlinchy. Search and seizure. Fined.
Paid Putnam.
Patrick o'Mally, Douglass Gibbons and Patrick
Gormley. Search and seizure. Fined $50 each.
Paid.
Edgar S. Brown, Edward T. Patten and Dexter S.
Rice. Fast driving. Fined IS each with COSTS Paid.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
An Indignation Meeting.

Protesting Against the Sale Of Wsmcn's
Property for Unpaid Taxes.
WORCESTER, Feb. 19-Stephen and Abby
Kelly Foster with Miss Wall and Miss Mariet-
ia Flagg refused to pay taxes because the la
dies cannot vote. Their property is advertised
for sale tomorrow. A convention to protest
against the law ism session to-day, NJ. X.
Churchill occupying the chair temporarily this
morning, and Major VIM. T. Harlow of Wor-
cester, acting as Secretary. Rev. c. A. Chase
of Providence, Mayor Harlow, Stephen Foster,
Miss Julia Smith Of Glastenbnrg, and others are
speaking in favor of woman suffrage. Both the
Smith sisters are present aud the attendance
promises to be large this afternoon and even
ing.
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New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Washington's Birth Day-Lancaster Hail.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cape Cod Duck-Parker, Wilder d Co.
Piano and Organ to let.
Wanted-A ent.
House to Let.
CanyasseIs Wanted-Francis H. Coffin.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Conundrum-Eureka.
Partit seeking profitable employment.
The Willows.
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THE CONCERT evening the
grand vocal and instrumental concert given by
the Misses Leavitt comes off at City Hail. On
TINS occasion Mrs. M. A. Goodwin of Montreal,
so'o pianist, and Mr.. j. Hunt of England, solo
IoineUst' make their first appearance before a
ioi'iana audience. The Misses Leavitt will be
assisted ny Messrs. Mcclellan, Thurston and
Shaw.
Miss Lillian Denton, the talented sonro,o
and Miss Jennie King, the gifted contra,to
have kindly volunteered their valuable vor,,;ooo
they having recently returned from suoooss
ful concert tour east.
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/, o. G, T.-Cumberland County Lodge l. o.
of q. 7. met with Oak Grove Lodge, Fall
mouth, Wednesday Feb. 18th. Owing to the
poor sleighing only few were present Fiji
teen lodges were represented with a member
ship of 100. Several temperance subjects
were discussed and quite number of resolu-
tions passed,
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The SPECTACULAR DRAMA-An immense
house greeted the production of the Magic Tai
isman ne Black Crook, at Music Hall last even
ing. The entertainment was fully up to the
promises OF its proprietors. The scenery wa
the finest ever seen in Portland, the mechanis
cal effects were wonderful, the tableau were
the best of their kind, and the dancing was
graceful. Some of the scenes, such as the fear
full Demons Dell, and the dazzling Bower of
Beauty were exceptionally fine. The Costumes
were very rich and the appointments on COR
responding scale. Mile Seannette Proscher
with herIbeautiful battalion of Cupids," were
fully up to expectation. The Snow Bfothers
with their ''funny leiddle hats" and trained
dogs were of course welcome. and much favol
was vouchsafed to the st, Felex infant ballet
troupe. Saville is an excellent pantomimist
and grotesque dancer, and Runnells was an ac-
ceptabie Dolphinette. The music was remark
ably good. This play will be repeated on this
and tomorrow evenings, and will not fail to be
greeted by crowded houses.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.-The many friends of our
we'll known fellow citizen, Mr.. Arthur NJ. Small
for many years city guager, met at his residence
last night to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary
of his wedding. The visit was complete sur
prise to Mr.. Small and his worthy wife. There
were nearly fifty of the children and grand
children present. The presents were numerous
and valuable. Remarks were made by several
of those present, and poem was furnished by
Moses Owen.
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Superior Court.

FEBRUARY CIVIL TERM, 1874, sYMoNDs, j., PREsID-
ING.
THURsDAY.-State VS.. Joseph H. sBoardman Re-
spondent is proprietor of the Brewer House and is
indicted for keeping house Of l-fame resorted to
for the purpose of lewdness and prostitution. Mr.
Libby closed his argument at quarter to five
O'Clock and the Judge charged the jury. The jury
retired at half past five and at half past seven they
returned with verdict of guilty. Respondent files
exceptions.
Libby, County Atty.
Bradbury & Bradbury.
j. HI. Williams for defendant.
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ExPLANATIoN.-In justice to the Falmouth
and other hotels in the city, referred to in the
Brewer House case, the hackman who gave
straightforward testimony desires to say that
he does not suppose that the proprietors of the
same had knowledge ofthe facts that happened
in his evidence
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TO X b / Ct N.
Disraeli's Cabinet.

D1brHtII'B CHOIncte
LONDON, Feb. 10 The Times says the EAR
of Derby is to receive the portfolio OF Secret Ca,
~ of State for the Foreign Department, AUG
the Marquis of Salisbury that OF secretary 9;
State for India 1t is probable that Disrael
will complete his cabinet by to-nigTI
It is said that the Marquis OF westminster
is to be made Duke.
Cuban News.
KEY WEST, Feb. 19.-The Despatch, which
left for Havana Tuesday night on account of Q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Marker,

Portland Wholesale Markets.
THURSDAY, Feb. 10. The markets continue quiet
with no Improvement to note Flour is dull and
sales are confined to small lots. Corn is in good
supply and prices are steady at 9Oc for new Mixed
and $50 for old Mixed and new yellow. Sugars are
steady at 103c for graduated. Moasses is quiet and
unchanged. Eggs are dull at 25c for packages But
ter is firm with scarcity Of prime family grades,
which are selling at 42c. Provisions are unchanged
Coffee and teas continue firm.
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CHAPIN's LEcTURE.-The date of DR..
Chapiu's lecture is March 10Th, instead of the
18th, as stated iu our issue of yesterday. Our
citizens have not had the pleasure of listening
to this eminent and eloquent divine for some
time, and we bespeak full house.
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UP to the point where the lungs are in state
of suppuration, Hale's Honey of Holehound
and Tar will cure all disases of the organs of
respiration.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
fb16-eod&w1w.
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RiNEs s. ROBERTSON are selling great bar
gains in cotton of all widths, A, 9-8, ga, "a
and 10-4 in bleached and unbleacbed goods; best
quality. 165 Middle street, opposite III. II
Hay & Co. feb3 con If
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LONDON, Feb. 19-12.3o p. M-co,
S2t for money and account Oohsois Al We "
American securities-Urited Statsa z M ,o.- -,
at 1901; new SIS l0it N's' 1907 OH
LONDON, Feb. 1872 90 P.M,-conso,s n, %, - %,
for money and account. 'Ns " Va
LIVERPOOL, February 19-1.OO p. NJ Cotton Ia
easier but not quotably lower; M.;idng uplands AZ
tor export and speculation. " ~
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For SALE on favorable terms, a valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part of
the State Owners refer to S. I. Pulen, Esq
PRESS Office. iel4-dtf
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JOB PRINrING.-Every description IF job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange St WIN. NJ. MARES.
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run OF the session, and amendments touching
numorousy the points in the bill were offered
and discussed The galleries. and floor of the
House were filled with ladies. The discussion
was heartily enjoyed Adjourned.
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PARTIES seeking profitable employment
would do well to consult the advertisement of
L. K Baker, in another column.
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Steam Bakery, Tools, Carts,
&C., at Auction.
ON SATURDAY. Feb. 21st,
ATIl O'CLOCK.

WE shall sell the property situated at East end of
w Tukey's Bridge, known as the Steam Bakery.
The building j. built of wood, "a stories high the
first story Is fitted and has been used as a Steam
Bakery and is finished In hard wood; the second
story large hail. The building is SO rs feet 25
feet post; it was built of the best material by the
day. in the best manner; 1t is well calculated for any
kind OF manufacturing purposes machine shop; Is
light and airy, with good sea breeze in summer
there Is plenty of hard and soft water in the build
ing; also one 12-horse power Engine, Boiler and
Heater in perfect running order, with Pumps, Pull
kys, Pipes. Shifting Betting, &C.; also one Dough
sets of Cutters, likewise all the Tools used In first
class Bakery, such Bread and Cake Pans jun
bles and Meat Cutting Machines Troughs, Brakes,
Platform and Counter Scales, Marble Top Counters.
Desks. Stoves, second hand Express Wagon cove ed
Bread Wagon, &c. The personal property will be
sold first, the building afterwards
The above viii be sold without any reserve to the
highest bidder, the owner Is leaving the State.
f. o. BAILEY IL CO., Auctioneers.
fe13 st
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Feb. 10. 500 (P N.))
For New England
for Friday southeasterly winds, cloudy weather
and rain,
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DESPITE the storm and attractions elsewhere
Gratton's London Exhibition at Pine street
church had an apprecistive audience The ex-
hibition is one of rare merit
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

CoNUNDRUM.-Whatis the exclamation of
the ladies after using certain brand of silk?
Answer Eureka.
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Foreign ExpOrts.

Foreign Exports.
CARDENAS. Schr Delmont-1237 shocks and
heads, 1913 box shocks, 1925 hoops.
Foreign Imports.
LIVERPOOL. ENG. Steamship Prussian-162O
boxes tin plate to order, case wine, 68 pkgs mer-
chandise to j E Prindle, cases merchandise to
Deering, Milliken & Co, do do to M. Farley 10 do
40 to Can Elk Go. 154 boxes oranges Is do lemons to
Hart, Marion q Co, 2 psgs merchandise to H q A
Aian SSS steel rails 6s7 fish plates, 80 bags pets to
DEEh ISLAND, N. B. Schooner Esperanza.-
100000 frozen herring to order.
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HARP for sale at bargain. Can be seen at
w. G. Twombly's Piano Warerooms, 156 Ex-
change street. feb17tf
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RNEs & ROBERTSON are selling best Black
Brilliantnes, Cashmeres aud Alpacas at SPLEEN
did bargains. 165 Middle street, opposite II. III.
Hay x Co. fe2eodtf
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SoclABLE.-High street sociable meets at
Hon. j. B. Browns this evening at o'clock
Arrangements have been made to have the
horse cars on the Spring street line run up there
every trip from quarter past seven to half past
eight, and to be in waiting at half past ten. If
stormy the sccable will be held on Monday
evening next, with same arrangements.
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AUCTION SALES.
PaWnbrOkers' Sale.

OF Unredeemed Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, &c.
" Also lot of Ladies ID ess Goods Also lot of
Crockery and Glass Ware. Also Boots, Shoes, Hats
&c. large variety of Household Goods
SATURDAY EVENING Feb. 2Isf, mt =.
ABRAMS & BRO, Pawnbrokers,
12J Federal ST., under U. y. Hotel.
fel9 DIT
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NICE Bleached Sheeting 10 cents per yard at
p. NJ. Frost under Falmouth Hotel.
fehIQ eol3t
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c7AS%. STEAMER
Eaxll:At..A : At a :
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The sidey heel Passenger and Freight Steamer
CHARLES HOUGHTON.

Will be sold at auction onWEDNESDAY, Feb. %,
1874, at O'Clock p. N at the Glass Works Wharf,
Portland (unless previously disposed off,
Said Steamer Is 270 tons length AZ feet; breadth
% feet inches; 2Sinch cylinder, u feet stroke Can
be put in condition for business at short notice. Can
be seen at any time at the wharf named above.
For further particulars inquire OF w w. Harris,
AS Commercial street. William Ross, 179 CONNER
cial street, Cyrus Stnrdivant Railroad Wharf,
Portland, and Capt. E. W. DaAidsou, 240 CONNER
cial street, Boston.
Portland, Jan. 81, 1874. tfeb 26