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The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

A stable belonging to the Quincy Horse Rail-
road Co., in Quincy, Mass, was burned Thurs
day. Loss $1,000.
The Ludlow Valve Works at Lansingburg,
New York, were damaged by fire Thursday.
Loss $1,000.
Two men were shockingly injured by a pre-
mature discharge of dualin, while engaged IN
blasting a rock in an excavation on the Fall
River Railroad yesterday morning. Each OF
them lose one arm and one eye.
The weavers at the Mechanics mill, Fall
River, taking offence at the discharge by the
superintendent of their overseers, struck yes.
terday morning. The corders at the Mer-
chants are also out owing to some faucled
wrong.
The first vessel of the season-a pilot schoon
er from Indian Cove-has arrived at Quebec.
The New Jersey Legislature adjourned sine
die yesterday.
Michael Sullivan was hanged at New Bruins
wick, N. j., yesterday, tor the murder OF Dan
iel Salmdge.
The Michel funeral parade in New York has
been abandoned.
The 'longshoremen's strike in New York has
become general. The men are firm and the
stevedores equally SO.
Patrick McDonough was found dead at his
home in Maiden, Thursday, having been kicked
to death. John Flynn has been arrested on
suspicion.
The town clerk of South Chicago has refused
to sign the certificates of the candidates recent
IN
that fraud was used at the election.
The operatives of the Ocean mills Newbury-
port are on full strike owing to the discharge
of a number OF WeaverS
w. A. HunUress, defaulting station agent on
the Northern railroad at Baskerville, has been
arrested at Lowell.
The ice has gone out at Concord N. H., aud
all danger is passed.
$500 emigrants have left Omaha, going vest
ward, since March 1s5-au Unprecedented num-
Der.
German ship Madura has foundered at sea.
Captain and crew, with the exception of one
man. saved and carried to New York
The coal masters of South Wales have agreed
to stop the lock out for one week. Wages to
be reduced 10 per cent, with further reduc-
ton if the miners do not comply.
Cardinal Manning opened the Catbalic Col
Ieee at KensDgton Thursday, with an address,
in the course of which he said he regarded him
self as instructed with a commission of war
fare. Tor he believed that the church was ap-
preaching crisis, the most fiery for 300 years.
An unknown man was run over and killed
on the track at Parkvile, Connecticut, last
night.
Chas Bendix, formerly vice president of
the Teutona Bank at New Orleans, committed
suicide yesterday.
Business is much depressed at Halifax and
mors failures are reported.
Many business and dwelling houses were de-
stroyed By fire at Greenville, Miss, Wednesday
night.
Patrick o. Shea was hanged at ST. Louis YES
terday for the murder of his wife. He made a
speech on the scaifold, denying that he willfully
committed murder.
A barn belonging to the Massachusetts Cen.
tral railroad at Northampton, was burned last
night. Loss $4,000.
Charles Tappan, the last surviving member
of the we'll known anti-slavery family died in
Washington, Thursday, aged go
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
WASHINGTON.
Argument i'm the Elgec Cotton Case.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The argument in the
great Elgee cotton case was opened to-day by
Solicitor General Phillips for the United States.
He will be followed by john A. Grow. Esq, of
New Orleans, and Gen. Butler for the claim
ants The argument will be closed by the At
torney General The case will occupy the
court till Wednesday. The amount involved is
$685., 900, and arises from the capture by the
United State, of cotton growed by Eigee on
his plantation in Mississippi in 1868.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances for
to-day:-Currency, 81, 194, 500 special deposit
of legal tenders for redemption of certificates OF
deposit S4570 900 con, SS4, 5S6, 04S 90 including
coin certificates, $23,054, 200; outstanding legal
tenders, $685. 226,900.
Various Matters.
The President leaves Friday next for Massa-
chusetts to attend the centennial celebration of
the battle of Lexington, on the 18th inst
The President has appointed Cyrus w. Pease
to be captain in the reve nue. marine service
vice Webster, deceased. He also signed the
commission of Robert w. Healey to be U. 5.
Marshal of the Southern District of Alabama,
in place of Jerome j. Kinds.
Internal revenue receipts to-day were $780,
51S; customs receipts for the week ending April
Sd were at Baltimore $685. Boston $2oS ,031 ;
Philadelphia 1868, 274.
In an interview with Mr.. Miles of the Amer
lean Peace Society, the President expressed his
warm appreciation of the aims of the society.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10

SAN FRANCISCO - Sid 3lst. ship jamestown,
Call, Caao.
Ar 9Th, ship Leading Wind. Huxley Baltimore
Ill days passage.
SEATTLE. uSSld 27th barque Enoch Talbot, Rog-
ers, San Francisco.
ASTORIA, Oar Goth, ship Pactous, Tobey, San
Francisco.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 7th, ship Mary 4 hlgSs'
Langs, Liverpool.
CID I'd, bardne Nellie May, Blair Havana.
Cid Sd. sch Fred Dunbar, Conlors. Ruatan.
FERNANDINA-Cld list, sch Hattie n Fuller
Smith, New York.
In port 3D. brig kaluua, Nash, for London, ldg
schs Ellen Perkins, Mitchell, tor West Indies; Mary
w Hopper, Gilman, for Philadelphia Post Boy,
Robinson, for New York; and others.
PASCAGOULA-Cld ID sch n Farwell, Dzer,
Ponce Pr.
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar 1st, schs L Tower. Ad-
ANS Charleston; Il j Carlton, Butler, New York.
Ar 5th, sch Lizzie Carr, Teel, New Orleans
sid 3D., sch Jennie F Wiley, Trefetnen, Fernan-
dina, to load tor New York.
BRUNSWICK-Cld 18th, sch Alice Ii Gardiner,
CHARLESTON-Ar 18th, brig Kremlin, Wyman,
New YORK.
SD 4th, sch Henry Means, Smith, Jacksonville, =,
WILMiNGTON-Cld 9Th, mot aID brig Mary
Roosevelt, White. Richmond. Me.
NORFOLK-Ar 9th, sch Charlotte Fish, Williams,
Rockport; Il NJ Miller, Young, Bath; Albert Clar-
enee, Halves, Portland.
Ar 9th, sch Susan Stetson, Kelley, Portland via
New York; Union from Portland; Satilla, Rives,
Bath.
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, brig Moses Day, Crosby,
Cardenas; schs Kate Newman, Newman, Portland {;
Hammond Godthwpite do Maggie d MaIston,
Hooper, Philadelphia; Jos w Fish, Rowley, NHork;
Irene Meservey, MeseTvey, Fall Rvet-
Ar 9th, brgs Minnie Miller Davis, Cardenas; j II
Lane; Shute, st Jago; EA Bernard, from Sagua:
CID 7th, sch John II Converse, Plummer, Tor west
Indies,
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by TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.

New Hall mt the Insane HospitaI-Acci-
dent.
AUGUSTA, April 9.-The trustees of the in
sane hospital have accepted the plan of f. H.
Fassett s. Co., for the new amusement hall.
1t will be sixty by eighty feet three stories
high, of brick with granite trimmings and will
stand in the court in the rear aud 100 fe from
the main building.
Charles Day, nine years old, son of Frank
Day of this city, while at work in the factory,
got the middle finger of his left hand caught in
the gear, and crushed SO severely as to require
amputation.
Fire in Roclland.
RocKLAND, April "a two-story double
house, owned by D. G. Haskell, caught fire last
night and was partially destroyed. Loss on
building about $1,000; insured.
Bridge and Dam Carried Away.
FAIRFIELD April 9-Yesterday afternoon
the ice started in the Sebasticook river, carry
ing out the upper bridge and part OF the up
per dam in Benton.
Gold Discovered in NobleborO.
BATH, April 9.-It is confidently asserted
that gold has just been discovered ON farm in
Nobleboro, about % miles from this city. The
quality of the mineral will be tested in few
days by experts.
Verdict against the Maine Central.
Mrs Arthur Hunter of Topsham, who was
injured by her horse taking fright in conse
queuce of the blowing of locomotive whistle
on the Maine Central railroad, obtained a ver-
dict in the Supreme Court to-day, in $1,000
damages.
Barn Burned.
EAsTPoRT, April ga barn at Calais, owned
by Hiram Copeland, was destroyed by fire
last night Insured in the Home of New
York, and the Etna.
Winners Work of the Revenue Cutter
Woodbury.
The revenue cutter Woodbury. has finished
her winters cruising. She has run through
the winter 1866 miles. boarded 276 vessels, as
sisted 10, reported for violation of the laws 16,
saved lives, carried supplies to West Quoddy
life station twice and Cross Island once. Has
experienced the most severe weather eve
known on the coast
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
Horrible Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, April Sat one o'clock last
night Louis II. Lege, aged 40 years, living at
No. 1857 Alton street, Goth ward), cut his wife
Leah's throat and drove the knife into her
heart, while she was in bed with her son, aged
IA years, having previously cut his own threat.
The con fled and was followed short distance
by his step-father. The son called policeman,
and when he arrived at the house the wife was
found to be dead and Lege was lying near her
He has since died. The husband and wife had
been quarreling during the evening, and it is
said Lege Yas jealous of her. She was 30 years
old and very beautiful. He was driver in
Baldwins Locomotive Works.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
A Tonic of Rare Merit.

There are many tonics but few indeed which pro-
duce any other effect than artificial stimulation of
the appetite. This, so far from being benefit is
positive detriment, il the digestive organs are weak,
because it induces the patient to eat more than the
semi-paralyzed stomach can act upon, thus aegra-
Yates indigestion. There is, however, tonic which
possesses the merit of imparting both vigor and
regularity to the operations of nutrition. Hosteters
Stomach Bitters provoke a wholesome appetite,
because they enable the stomach 10 dispose OF what
ii receives with such heathful rapdty that at the
proper time for meals it is not torpid from indigesed
matter but Graves its timely sustenance. 1t is the
very fact that it facilitates digestion that renders
the national stomachic such powerful coadjutor of
nature in insttuting those recuperative processes
which result in the recovery OF the general health:
Uninterrupted, vigorous action of the physical
machinery inevitably result from the use OF this
supreme invigorant and Alternative.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10

Hunts Remedy is not new compound, it has been
before the public for more than twenty years, and
extensively used by all classes, both with and with
out the advice of a physician, and it has been the
means of saving from lingering and frightful disease
and untimey death hundreds of our most estimable
and well known citizens. This medicine never fails
to cure dropsy and all diseases of the Kidneys blad
der and urinary organs. apr10eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
SEVERE STORM I'm ARKANSAS
Houses Blown Down and a Mum .
Der Of Persons ALLIED.

LITTLE Rock, April 9.-The storm of last
evening Frustrated telegraph wires in all direc
lions. A number of houses were blown down,
and five persons killed and several wounded.
About the same hour storm struck Texakana,
unroofing the public school building and fatal
ly woundng one child and slightly injuriog
several others. Rain fell in torrents flooding
the streets throughout the city.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
CUT THIS OUT,
HI MAY Save YOUr Life.

There is no person living but what suffers more OF
less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds or Consump-
ton yet some would die rather than pay rs cents for
a bottle of medicine that would cure them. DIR. A.
Boschees German Syrup has lately been introduced
in this country from Germany, and its wondrous
astonishe every that try it. If you doubt
what say in PRINT cut this out and take it to your
Druggist and get sample bottle for 10 cents and try
t, or regular size for IS cents. Sold by w. f. PHIL
LIPS s. CO., Wholesale Agents.
SEES TT&S&weow1y
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10

CHICAGO, April 9.-Cattle active and prices are
steady; receipts $500 head sales range from 90 a
6 So, chiefly at so a rs; drove extra sold at
%; choice sold at rs q rs; good teers so q 80;
shipments 1900 head.
Live hogs firm and in good demand; receipts 10000
head sales light at Z so q 80; heavy 20 "a S25;
bulk of sales being at 70 a 25; shipments OF $500
head.
Sheep nominally unchanged; common to medium
at 90 q 80; inferior to extra at 90 q 75tecepts
linn head
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
DIED.

In this city. April 0. Mr. Samuel II. Brackett aged
so years.
Funeral services Monday afternoon, at u O'Clock,
at No. % Clark street.
In Cape Elizabeth, April s, Mrs. Ann Maxwell,
aged 70 years.
In Brunswick, April 9, Mrs, Mary NJ Snow, aged
70 years.
IN Freeport April 5, Mr.. Horace Corbett, aged 70
years.
In Bath. April 5, Capt Samuel Parker, aged IS
years months.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10

PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th inst, sch Eta s. Josie,
Bunker, Matanzas.
Ar III, ship voyager. Humphrey. Messina; schs
Pearl Godthwaite, Saco; Jennie X Diyerly Doug
lass. PortanI Prospect, Handy, do.
Cld 7tb brig Atlas Powers, st Thomas; schs Hat
tie MeCiintock, Havana; Pearl, Goldthwaite, tor
Below Sth. ship Pleiades. from Antwerp.
Ar 9th sch Harding, from Sagua.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 6th, bardues Carrie
Wyman, COchrane, from Messlnai Florence Peters,
NEW yOEK-Ar It'll ship New World, Hammond.
London: brgs Sweeney; Cole; G 5 ~ Gays;
w Whitehouse, Swift, Cardends % days israeI snow
Hatch, Baracoa 10 days; Only Son. Meady' FroVi-
Cd 7tb. baroue f Thompson, Potter, Marseilles
brig Geo Durham, Staples, MatanzaS, sens Ms bele
Croyyell Dennis Pernambuco LeItie W es, I;
Montego Bay; Vneyard, Rosebrook, MayasuezI i,t ,
Newm9n Newman Nassau, Mp; Hattie l. omlth,
Lee do; Hattie Ross Durgin. Portlan1. ;,o-. r, NJ
Cid sh barques Gemsbok, Bunker Han na.e bsvis
Tucker Piukham MatanZas: John \ Cha $500, - n
do; schs Kale Carlton. Grant, Cardehas' o"n"e
Hart, Kelley, Georgetown DC. u, Martin Ficxett
Also cid sth, barques Josephine mass brig Fan
Matanzas; j j Marsh, Pickett, Cardenasi' o'iS Hi
pie II Jennings, Young, Cardenas; Enlil' L --'''
Passed through Hell Gate 9th, scbs Segnin, Rogers
Hoboken for Boston; Ann Dole, Bunce' CaDalie i0'
Portland. 49,. pur1
NEW HAvEN-Cld 9th, sen George Amos, BUNK
PROVIDENCE-Ar 7th. schs Mary. Riley. kley
from HOboken; Lizzie Cochrare. Hopkins 10; n y, 5
Bridges. Landrfck. New York; Eliza oa"5oi' N0
| Red Beach, Me.
| Below, sch Paran, Chase. from Machias. ,o..
| Ar Sth. schs More Light, Allen, Red Beach' Taia
| Chase Maehas co
| Sid 9Th, sch Stephen G Hart, Pierson, Doboy Ga
| to load for Yarmouth. Me. - ~,
| VINEYARD-HAVEN-A 9Th, schs AL egfo, hel
lar. Mayaguez for Portland, Qost boat 24th uit III
| SW gae); Omaha. COggins, Baltimore for DO; nel1
| Thomas Bridgeport for do; VIM Page. HlillaFu
| New York tor Belfast; Canary, Hart. New Hayeh Io
| st George; Mott-Haven, Collins. Calais TOR n YORK
| Adde Sawyer, Cook. do for Providence. .
| Ar It'll, sch Addie & Nellie, Cameron, Caibarlen io
| Boston,
Sid 7th schs Mott-Haven. Addie Sawyer, ant
| Pennsylvania.
| BoSToN-Ar eth, sch Harriet, Coombs, Rcckland
| Delaware, Snow, do.
| Cid 7th, schs n j Miller, Harris, Miragoane; Ar
| thur Clifford. Morrison, Bermuda: VIM Buck, Mil
| ler Batimore Lyndon. Cassidy. Calais; NJ l. New
| ton, Hammond. do Welaka. Perkins. Bay View.
| Ar Sth. brig A Jewett, Bartlett Matanzas.
| Ar 9th, brIgs Cadet, Leighton, Messina; Il NJ Mer
rilI Min0tt, Cienfuegos; schs Hudson, Coleman, Cal
| ais; Corinna Nj. Batchiord ROckport.
| Cid 9th, brig Mechanic Gould, Portland.
| SALEM-Ar 7th, schs Chas COmery, Creamer. an
| L Smith, Upton. Portland for New YORK; Saxon
| Bragdon, do for do. ,.
| Sid 9Th schs VIM Flint Pendleton, Southern port
| Alcora American Chief, Mary Langdon, Maggie Bel
| Rival, George 81 Albert. and others.
| EAST MACHIAS-Ar 4th, sch Nellie K, Huntley
| Portland.
Sid 9Th sch Abby ingalls,, ingalls,. Cardenas.
| WINTER HARBOR-Sd 9th, brig John Ayiles
| Tracey, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
MARRIED..

In this city, April g. by Rev. j. w. Johnston, at
the residence of the bridges mother. Th0s g. Hooper
and Miss Mary Perkins, both Of Portland.
In this city, April 8, by Rev DR.. Hill, William NJ
Folger, Lit. Commander U. S. N. and Annie w. Mer-
ril daughter OF the late E. II. Merrill OF Portland
In Falmouth, April Z, by Rev. j. @. Adams f. N.
Colley and Miss Ellen NJ Rand, both of Falmouth.
In Biddeford. April 6, John Curtis of kennebunk-
port and Mrs. Caroline Irving of Biddeford.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10

Jan o. Iat 81 "a s. Ion % 81 S, ship Messenger Gill
key, from New York for Shanghae
March Is, lat 46, Ion %. sch Allie BuInham from
Cardiff for Nuevitas
March 81 off the Lizard, ship northampton, Trask,
from Havre for New Orleans.
March 81 lat 81 IS, Ion II 46, brig Fidelia, from
Shields for Cienfuegos.
March 80, off CarIysfort Reef, sch David II Toek,
from MatanZas for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
FRIDAYS SESSION.
Court Adiourns rttl Monday Owing to the
Illness of Er. Beach.

BROOKLYN, April 9.-At the opening of the
Rrooklyn city Court to-day, Mr.. Fullerton rose
and said the plaintiffs side were at disadvan-
tage to day owing to the absence of Mr.. Beach.
During the week Mr.. Beach was very sex. Ia
ache. SO much so that he was unable to take
part in the discussions yesterday, and as he had
no, ioined them to-day it was to be presumed
tn At it was in consequence of sickness. Con-
sidering the importance of the case and the
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FRIDAY, April 9.-The -four market is very much
excited to-day Wheat is still advancing in the west
and the stock of flour here has advanced rapidly.
Pork and lard are still very firm with but little
change in price. Potatoes came in rapidly. The
Grain market is firm with no change in prices.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
Havana Market.

HAVANA. April 9-Sugar firmer and demand ac-
tive; No IL standard at Is q Isl reals per arrobe;
gold % II reals.
Spanish gold 2l9 a 900; American gold at 221 q
222; Exchange firm; United States go days cur
rency Sc q So PREM do short sight at 90 g 50 prem
on London 139 q 141 prm; on Paris at lis q lit
prem,
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10

LONDON. April 9-l2.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States $685. old, 1851. Erie Railway at
264.
LIVERPOOL, April 9-12.30 P. M.-CottOn market
quiet and unchanged; MiddIipg uplands at a sgd;
do Orleans 81 q SID sales 10000 bales, including 3Uv0
for speculation and export.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10

NEW YORK, April 9-Evening.-Money was easy
at4@5 per cent. on call, closing at per cent;
Sterling Exchange quiet at 4S5k for sixty days and
1891 "a 1891 for demand. The customs receipts to-
day were $685. OO Gold opened at 115s, advanced TO
115s and at the close declined to ll5 tha rates paid
also made fiat. The ssistant Treasurer paid out TO-
da 1000 on count of interest and $500 In redemp-
ton OF bonds. The following are the operations at
the Gold Exchange Bank were-gold balances ST.
454 692; currency balances $,73O,2ls gold cleared
$685. 100000 The following is the Clearing House state
ment: cnrrency exchanges $73 42S; currency ball
ances S51 O3 pold exchanges 81 6O9,649; gold bal
ances 422. Imports of dry goods for the week ST.
III 498; amount marketed $2,l63,373. Governments
strong State bonds dull. Railroad bonds firm with
Q good demand for Union Pacific lists and Sinking
funds, which sold at 9Ss q 90 9 92t respectively.
There were several named lots of Union Pacific Sink
ing Funds picked up for investment, and bonds at
tract attention from the fact that they are well Sc
cured and bear per cent interest IN currency Inc
report of the Lake Shore Railroad for 1874 shows
gross earnings of sly 46 130.75' decrease OF S26o
$780, The expenses $11, 152 81 &c. reduction
of So 59 26. In consequence of the great decrease
in expenses the net earnings OF 1874 show an increase
of 1925 S48S and reached $685. 1859 ~, the largest
for any year in the history OF the company. The
concern is now free from floating debt
In stocks to-day there was further Improvement
with well distributed business The advance IN
the share list was 1@ Il per cent and the m most
marked was in Union Pacific, which rose from III "a
72s reports of large increase in the earnings for
the first week in April. Pacific Mail was prominent
and ranged from 49, q Az with the closing sales at
Al. st Paul common rose from 39i 40s and left OF
at 39s. Loke Shore advanced 74s to 75a to 70 and
finally recovered to 754. Western Union advanced
from 7SA q 7S8 in the announcement that the COM
pany had effected working arrangement with the
Southern Atlantic Company; then came reaction to
77A and rally to 7Sb. Other changes were general
ly from a pei cent, mostly on an upward turn.
There was very strong undertone to speculation
through the day and some good buying of stock The
total transactions the Stock Exhange aggregated
10000 shares including New York Central 1900
shares Erie $4,000 shares, Lake Shore 81 500 shares
Northwestern 1910 shares, Rock Island 10 lOG shares,
Pacific Mail 49, 900 shares, Milwaukee 81 ST Paul TO-
200 shares, Ohio & Mississippi 1900 shares, Western
Union 20 900 shares, Toledo u Wabash 1900 shares,
Union Pacific 282 90 shares. The following the
highest and lowest prices: New York Central 1929
"a Ol8; Erie 80 q 29s; Lake Shore 759 q Tag Chicago
& North Western 455 q 45A do preferred 5S5 q %
Wabash is a i5s Union Pacific 72s q II; Ohio q
Mississippi 27a q 255.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
Providence Print Cloth Market.
Chicago Cattle Nlarket.

PROVIDENCE. April 9.-The printing cloths market
steady 81 q &c for 80 days for Ga Ga standard and
extra with but few spot goods offering and generally
a ouet market
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONE PRICE AND NO VARIATION
NOTICE EXTRA:

NOTICE EXTRA:
W. have this day finished nu Inventor
of our sIocI and d nd we have more Goods
and less Money
THAN WE WANT.
In order to make room for our
NEW SPRING STOCK,
which we will
OPEN ABOUT APRIL Isl,
we have decided 10
MARK DOWN OUR PRESENT sTOCR
PRICES SO Low
that all can buy goods for short time at
retail mt
LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
WE WILL SELL
1000 DOz. Clark's O. N. L. Thread, on
White SpOOlS, best Thread made,
for 20 cents a Dozen.
100 DOz Combination Shirt Fronts
81, Manufacturers Prices-Cheapc-t and
Best Front we have ever seen.
All our White Goods at about One.half
their value.
One Case more Arlington POplins,
All the New shades, Price only 81 cents
All of Our Dress Goods Marked Down.
One Case Plan and Embroidered Table
| Covers
| ut astOnishingIy Low Prices
I76 Dozen Towels only $2.04 per Dozen,
worth S3.4S.
E. Il. ELDEN &c GO.
| < FREE STREET. PORTLAND,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS, the circula.
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000.