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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTEn

Circulars with full particulars sent free.
7. c. DEFLiN a co.
stAtoners ana General Agents, 30 Liberty st. !. t
,A.-RTPrURE CURED ny DR. MARSIF
principal OF late Marsh Coz At M Old Office, NcscY
o., Aaor House. M uptown branch.
A SILK ELASTlC ABDOhINAI HELTS.
StocklrEsy Ankrts amt kncc Caps AZ hAR~ll9 lri-E
once, Nesey 81, Aston House. 80 up.tnNu ufatCa,
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DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Harlem and heal tender gums.
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NJ 4 RRIED.

Uanrlcm OtI.-sYIvEsTET.'s depot removed from
l"6 Canal ~. TO go Greenwich tt., New YORK.
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4. -sl.0oO.0O0 GIyEN AMAY

SO careful business nan IN nny community nc-'octs
20 insure AGAINST M uriln ~ unuvu alb" VI X fn Acl
he foes that he Is cuu-tu'lf exposed For Instance,
although ~ may believe tna' IN, chances Of lees ~
mr. or tho varous Hecii"lts NhirA may inlIrN usN
YET hctUAtv To cupluJ part If ms to secure tho
Irlrcr prutecion " at which is Invested In nj real
estate mcrchnndiso He pays year nftc- year a
cert m winch ne eNptc no direct return but
which Is ntcudcd suirv 10 maxi hln whole agllu IL
the peculiar cIaMltlrs he Is guarding asatnst snail
oyeriake MIA. No plan, however has ever Ocen doN tsed
10y which man may insure A. dust the Losses ln bust
which occur even To the most prudent nd m us.
trious through The thousand uutowsld crrlmstancoa
which cannot be classed IN the category OF Aceids-
failing on Of CUSTOM the decline trade ard tho imam.
cal cumnliCatiOu which sagacity can foresee nor
SKIN control II r. within the range OF prot ahi ltIcs
however, that asnele ticket or part OF ticket IN tha
NlOntpclicr Female Humane Associnfion
Drawing Of Sept. 80 1870 may afford the VERY insnr
ance, Al outlay Of lev dollars luay remedy the
lus,es OF years.
For descriptive circular and information address,
Hon. JAMES RARROUR President, Alexandria Va
Or :. MEICALFt, General Agent, S95 Broadway, new
YORK, 7. q. Hox 443j.
Send for Descriptive Circular.
DRAWING ABSOLUTE OR MONEY REFUNDED.
MATTHEW'S PURE SODA WATER,
The most r0freshtug ann wholesome beverage at all
times" Dispensed al two Thousand stores In New
Nork and vicinity. The MATTHEW'S APPARATUS dls-
penses btYera. es Tree from all contamination
joins MATTHEWS, New York.
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to oo discussed.
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ton was 10 prevent the state from tqu1hdoring tho
suinds Inc debf -, a ct,rp, ration, that IS takra
pon herself che br en- - paying It when abe sctually
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purpose Of the construct and expose US 20 the very
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horde OF hungry rctainers, comes TO the Legislature
and says =" our army acke paw. Give whcrcwth to
let ue have the money therein deposited that We
may satisfy friends and carry ON our oppratione
Tue answer IL given The state has no money loft
Visitors like YOU have been mere too often Tae strong
boxes are empty " But," rcjoins the corporation
the State has credits that H. che has money com
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Business Hntlc.s.

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RI AIiR ~ THE AiI.LloA.
Judge Black thtn proceeds D. show from the
Official lguros tnat lie net annual income oil The
canals during ten yents had been Si60,GJ. The
interest on Sj,iO0OoO at i've per cent, $4,000,
tubttacted from this, would leave ~ Il net an
hual gain to the purchasers S215,Im which. In
fourteen years, would amount TO S3,s5OO ., or
tajJ,uH more than the railroad COMPANY WIS to
lay Tor them. Thus thoY could pocket S@,jIUO
Yer annun, ana when their bonds fell due allow
me canals to be sold ana retire with nearly tour
millions - The people money IA their pockets.
Ia commenting on this Judge III ,ct said
M Sss g9t a me error sgeh an error could not
mistake II w1ud insult your common sense 10 tel
mat the.e pnrcH.'Yrs ga not 10 carefully INTO
@ & nT 1e S soT as a Of a 9 We You'd san
tureto compare The income aud inc Price tog ther la
Fn' com thcy could not tAs them At under
,c c ssi Dl new L also were - bau nj 10
sIo~ %. ne act stared chem ~ re face Il @t On
s s,r ny ,aG appr2pnat9 eommiltee, Ias MANI
.0u-flnruts 10 they meant well 10 give public nctlcc
uIIrrlt i.r -ai", but they were deaf to The voice
BY reason and justice.
There are several other facts" said Judge
r", that FnuW this thing to he not d : ie.
Al competiton with the sunhury ard
t'le hhiiroad Company was excluded by de lar
tI"m only. secondly Even In "A case Of ed resale,
T'nrLt 81 10, and all others excluded. Thirdly
mere Is provision that In case Of a resale the
a4Ibi over three and halt millions Ghould he
pNdtl between the State and the COMPANY.
a"IlhlY- The company Is required 10 pay ualf
ml!il"u 10 another company, which IL insolvent,
Va NC shape Of q subscription to its wortnit ~
SICK In support OF MS second point he said;
,irs ow ne totally Inadequate price which the Legll
.sterd no axe TOR TINS PROPERTY 10 Of ttscf sun.
'' 70 stamp II a. fraudulent ~ face Those mem.
NIL thr majority WHO did not know any better We
,.p'sta upon And those who dld-lct me Gpeak Il
sfs..- thtl were dishonest At all events, the pur.
NohhoNwkALTH WAS GROSSLY CHEATED.
uWSs zen IN, were not so, the exclusion OF compc.
Nu.id ,Nvnhlhg We bsoposal 70 one company a ono.
WV" !" 'shf"ht ~ MAKE the whole Transaction DC.
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PENNSfLv ANA.
Flood Notes.

WIkesbare, March %. The ice gorge in the
Susquehanna remains unchanged. The water has
risen three feet nine inches since Saturday night,
and has again cut off communication between
Kingston and this city.
Pittston-There is no change in the river at this
place.
Columbia-The water rose five inches during
the night and continues to rise slowly. The wealth
er is warm and clear.
Williamsport-The river is river rising slowly,
and is now l-2 feet above low water mark. The
ice gorges remain the same, but are wearing away
gradually. The river will have to rise five or six
feet more before the ice can move. The weather
is clearer and getting warmer.
LATER.
The ice has commenced moving at the Jersey
shore, u miles above here.
LATEST.
The river is 9l-2 feet above low water mark
and slowly rising. The ice at the lower part of
the town moved off quietly this afternoon, but
stopped after going half mile. The water is
not high enough to force it on. The ice ON the
Jersey, after moving 100 feet this afternoon, came
to stop when it struck the piers of the public
water must rise three feet before starts the ice
again. The gorges at Watsontown and Glen
Union remain as last reported The weather is
clear and warm.
Centennial.
Philadelphia, March 20. BY the first of July at
least $4,000 men will be engaged alone on the GEN.
tennial memorial building, all of whom will be
.eqlired to work IA hours per day.
Mining Excitement.
Mauch Chuck, March 90. Intelligence has
been received of outbreak Of miners at Jeddo,
and other places. They started out with the de-
termination to visit all the mines in the vicinity.
They disarmed the police and shot one policeman
in the head and badly beat another. There was
no damage to property. The Catholic priest ex-
horted them to return peacefully to their homes,
and at last accounts they quietly dispensing.
A general feeling is expressed that if the miners
continue in their outrageous course, the operators
will call the Governor for troops, and that the
time has come for more vigorous measures for the
safety of life and property.
The raiders knowing Mr.. Taggart had not sign
ed for the whole of 1875, thought that the men in
his employ were paid on the basis of 1874, and
determined to call and make him sign. On hear
ing of their coming, Mr. Taggart met the raiders
near Hazelton and signed the agreement in their
presence, and they did not 60 to his colery as
before reported. A large company of men were
raised in Hazelton and taken to Stockton where
they did picket duty, but returned home after
news came of The retreat of the raiders. All is
reported quiet in the places visited, but it is mpos
sible to say how long it will last.
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NallOMfll lucal Mems.

Torrent Engine, No. 2. will give leyees at Will
SON Hall in this city, on Tues day and Wedno sday
evenings, March 80 and 81. An attractive pro-
grammc is offered for both evenings, and the fire.
men anticipate pleasant and profitable result.
Our people are always ready to extend aid and
encouragement to the boys tina: "run wild der
machine Refreshments, &C., &C., together with
some fine acting, will be furnished on the occa-
sion.
The warm sun in the middle of the day seems
to soften the snow and ice considerably. Cold
nights, however, still rule the season.
Huntington opens his new establishment with
all the latest styles.
That historical cannon should be cared for be-
fore the floods come TO sweep ii to oblivion.
Mr.. Perlcy has just closed successful term of
writing school in this city.
The spring term Of the IIallowell Classical H.
sttute commences on Wednesday of the present
week. March 81. Our city schools will not prob
ably commence until about the first of May.
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winthrop Locals.

Winthrop Locals.
The rigorous manner in which Deputy Sheriff
Carr caught the liquor sellers recently reported in
the Journal, is very generally commended. B. J.
Hood, the Wayne culprit, is regarded as a pretty
slippery old rogue. Manufacturers of carriages
and others have often been overreached by him,
and defrauded. He had just arrived home from
Canada with the fluid, and on his way called on
hostler up in Canton. On leaving, he gave him
bottle of liquor in payment. The hostler got in
toxicated upon it, and hence the complaint.
Mr.. B. L. Kelley lectured before No. Lyceum
on Tuesday evening, to q full house, and more
than satisfied his audience. The abuses of the day
were well handled. His poem upon the Goddess
of Fashion,, was listened to with evident satisfac-
ton and his portrayal of the curse of rum, as well
as the character of the rumseller, was vivid and
forcible. The audience were delighted with the
select readings by Mrs. p. II. Smell, and well
pleased with the defamation of Ellen Bosserman
1t is expected that the last session of the Lyceum
for the season will take place on Tuesday evening,
3Oth.
The Winthrop Cornet Band gave concert on
Wednesday evening, March "a, which consisted
of music, dramatic entertainments, etc. The play
"Down by the Sea-" although it had been played
here BEFORE took splendidly. A concert was also
given on Thursday evening, following with equal
success. The band realized about ninety dollars.
This band has been very generous in their perform
ances for the public and deserved their reward.
The citizens have reason to be proud of these mu-
The Congrerationalist church of Winthrop had
their annual reunion at their vestry on Tuesday
evening, March 10Th
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Or Two after this; We met again on Tuesdsy night
the same parties being present.
The paper was read and discussed. Tilton said
it was satisfactory to him and wanted to sign It.
took the paper to Bowen and be said he did not
object to signing it, but would read it and think it
over.
Adjourned.
Failure.
New York, March 20. B. G. Smith, Jr., an
nounced his inability to meet his contracts at the
stock exchange this afternoon.
Sailed.
The Steamship Granada sailed from San Fran
cisco FOR Panama via. Acapulco, 9th inst.
Doomed to Die.
Lockport March 90 Governor Tilden refuses
to interfere further in the case of Donald Doren,
who is lying under sentence Of death in Jail in this
city. He will therefore be executed here on Fri
day, April l6.
Albany, March 90 The water in the river has
risen again several inches, and in some places is
up to the top of the docks, but the ice is very
heavy and strong, allowing teams TO cross in per-
feet safety.
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Doings OF the City Council.

There was regular monthly meeting of the
city council on Saturday afternoon last, Mayor
Cony presiding in the Board OF Aldermen, and
President Deliver presiding in the Common
Council.
The Mayor and President OF the Common
Council announced the following
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
On accounts.
Aldermen Nash and Clapp; Counclmcn Ballard 4,
Boardman and Titcomb.
On HighWdys, Bridges and .Sidewdlks.
Aldermen Libby and Clapp; Councilmen Turn
CIR, Barrows and S. G. Cummings.
On Ne,c Streets.
Aldermen Thompson and Hewins; Councilman
Wood, Burns and Sbley.
On Gas and Gas Fixtures.
Aldermen Nash and Libby; Courclmcn Ilig
gins, S. &. Cummings and Burns.
On Bells and Clocks.
Aldermen Brann and Thompson; Councilmen
Lynn, Swan and Fletcher.
On Burying Grounds
Aldermen Hcwins and Clapp Councilman Otis
d. Cummings, Longfellow and Boyntop.
On Finance.
Aldermen Nash and Libby; Councilmen Robin
son, Ballard and Boardman.
IN II IRE HepuFtWtNt
Aldermen Libby and Whitehouse; Councilman
Swan, Lynn and Ballard.
On Schools, dc.
Aldermen Whitehouse and Brann; Councilmen
Robinson, Higgins and Randall.
On Printing.
Aldermen Clapp and Brann; Councilman Locke,
Boynton and Wood.
On Enrolled Ordinances.
Aldermen Hewins and Clapp; Councilmen Bar
rows, Ttcomb and Turner.
On City Buildings.
Aldermen Thompson and Hcwins Courcilmen
Burns, Turner and Locke.
On Police.
Aldermen Whitehouse and Clapp; Councilmen
Tcomb, Barrows and Otis d. Cummings.
On State Pensions.
Aldermen Libby and Whitehouse.
Petition of G. w. jones and seven others for
concrete sidewalk on Winter St., was referred to
the Committee on highways, brldgeS ana Side-
walks.
On motion of Alderman Whitehousc, it was Or
dered that the Committee on Highways, etc, to-
gether with the City Solicitor, be constituted a
special Committee on Claims, and that all petitions
for claims and damages be referred to it.
Petition of Stephen Clark for compensation for
injuries received by his wife who slipped and fell
on the sidewalk opposite Granite Hall, Dec. %,
1874;
Petition of Jane II. Hartwell for compensation
for breaking leg and sprsining ANGLE by slipping
on the ice ON State St., the court house, Jan.
3, 1874; s-ooo
damages occasioned by the building Of the Capt.
Bolton road last season;
Petition of V. d. Pnkham for $40, for laying
in 1871. a culyert from north side Of Green street
across portion of Daniel T. Pixies lot; for $75,
for building in 1871, chimney on Grove street TO
into the culvert; for $3.50, for damage to horse
Jan. 1875, north of and near A. & W. Sprague's
barn on Belgrade road;
The foregoing petitions were severally referred
to the Committee ON Claims.
A communication was received from John w.
Chase, declining the office of First Assessor; q
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wh,tehsld Town Affairs.

At the annual town meeting in Whitcfeld, the
following town officers were chosen Ebenezer
Choate, I'd, Moderator; John w. Tarr, Clerk AL
den Lewis, John Ryan and Marcellus Philbrick,
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers Of the Poor;
Jas. E. Morse, Treasurer; james Devine and Fes-
sender b. Turner, S. S. Committee; A. b. Moves.
Auditor of Town Accounts. The town voted not
To raise money for free high school. Raised
$4,000 for incidental expenses, $1,000 towards the
town debt, Sl400 for schools, 5000 for highways,
10 be expended in labor. Chas. +. Choate collects
the taxes at per cent, he is also Constable The
town unanimously voted to rescind the following
votes. First, vote passed Sept. 25, 1871, where
by the town voted to loan its credit for one humid
red and fifty dollars TIC to Rdnn in the .nS
struction and equipment OF inc henneoeS a ana
2. 1871, whereby the town voted to raise and take
one thousand dollars in the capital stock of the
KenI ebec and Wscasset Railroad; and thirdly,
vote passed June H. 1873, whereby the town yot-
ed to raise the sum Of twenty five thousand dol
lars as stock subscription to aid in the construction
and building of the Wscasset and Moosehead
Lake Railroad.
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Customs Receipts.

Internal Revenue.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were
S345667
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STATE N 4 VS..

A Pennington correspondent of the Boston
Globe says OF the Pennington robbery Mr. c..
III. Mayo of Portland, who was robbed here re-
home a sadder if not a wiser man. He visited the
man Harris, recently arrested on suspicion, and
bound over to the September term of court for
this county and pronounces him either the person
whom he had suspected Of following him, or his
twin brother. Harris Is kept securely locked up,
none being allowed to visit him in his cell, and
those who have conversed with him or seen him,
feel certain if not guilty Of this act he guilty of
some other crime that weighs heavily upon his
conscience.
The Bucksport and Piscataquis railroad branch
es are badly blocksded with snow.
A Homeopathic Dispensary is about to be estab-
lshed in Portland As its object is to relieve the
sufierngs of the poor sick, it is worthy the con.
tidence Of all the citizens.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
9aily Kennsbee yonrnal.
TO THE
PORTLAND.

Fire.
Portland, March 20. Fire at Centre WATERFORD
early this morning destroyed the store Of ]. c
Roberts, with a large stock of goods loss abou,
$780, insurance $500.
Galt's Wharf.
The purchase and lease of Calls wharf, between
the city and Grand Trunk Railroad, was complet-
ell to-day.
$. j. Court.
The Supreme Court have decided that DEGREES
Of divorce may be vacated when afterwards shown
to have been obtained by fraud, compelling the
divorced party to return to the first partner.
A Vessel Missing.
Fears are entertained for the safety of the brig
Tubal Cain of Portland, Capt. Stone, which sailed
from Cette, France, for this port, and was last
spoken off Gibraltar so days ago.
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BANGOR.
Trial Of Carson, the Alleged Murderer.

TWELFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Bangor, March 20. This forenoon at the Mil
ford murder trial, the first witness examined was
Emma Carson, daughter Of the prisoner, IL years
old.
Carson, the accused was then called His direct
examination was unfinished when the court ad-
journed TO night. He gives very elaborate and
circumstantial account of the death of Drawn,
with tedious amount of details. The main facts
essential TO the case show that both he and Drawn
had been drinking excessively at the time, and
that Drawn fell into the water, which is the same
story he has repeatedly told to different indisid-
uals since the occurrence.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

San Francisco, March 20. Hong Kong dates Of
February q and %, per steamer Vasco de Cana,
have the following:
Several bodies of Chinese were found in the
wreck of the steamer Japan, which were held I'M
der water by their money belts
The report of the Chinese commission recently
sent to Cuba, condemns the coole trade carried
out by the Cuban authorities.
Rumors prevail Of public disturbances in Pc
kin.
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in Bath one week from xueso2y.
SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS ron srnra Tnnal
IN GARDINER-Grammar Schools Lincoln Arest,
Miss Ellen Sawyer, Principal; Miss Dora n. MOI.
High st.-Miss Susan A. Sawyer, PRINCIPAL /;
Miss s. B. Lord, Assistant.
New Mils-Helen W. Clark, teacher
intermediate:
Neal stella J. Morse.
Winter stella A. Berry.
New Milis-M. E. A. wadswo4h.
Maple st-Hannah N. Burr.
Dresden st-Kate Flitner.
Winter st-E. A. Sprague.
Spring st.-Clara L. Clark
Suburban:
Libby Hil-Lizzie Pray.
Hildfeth-Nettie Spear.
Flagg Staff-Mary French
Mlei-Hattie Remission.
Lawrence-Florence Libby.
The city schools will commence April the 9Th.
Suburban, April 18th.
Master BERTHE Lambert was the only scholar Of
the primary school in Wiscasset, who succeeded
in reciting the entire multiplication table, from
twelve times twelve time twelve downward, 1t the
recent examination. The questions were put by
the school committee, and no effort spared to pug
zle the class.
Mrs. Hannah Reed of Pownal, met with seri-
GUS accident a few days since by throwing herself
fro from chamber window in the night time On to
ating the flesh in horrid manner. Notification
ensued, and on Friday last DIR. Bates Of Yarmouth
amputated her leg, and she is now in fair way
10 recovery. Mrs. Reed is partially insane.
The following are the recent business changes
in this State p
Porland-Kaler, Merrill Co., millinery, dis;
now Herman S. Kaler & Co.
Searsport-Webber & Porter, clothing, &C.. dis;
now Porter & Bros.
Baugor--Cobb & Thorndike, gro. dis; now J.
c. Thorndike.
Hayes & Jones' clothing, dis, now Hsyes =
Roberts.
Kimball s Sanford, manufacturers Of saws,
dis.
Livermore Falls-Fred Robbins, manufacturer
of bedsteads; sold to S. Robbins at
The store of William M. Flynn, in which Is
kept the post Office in Whitneyville, was entered
last Sunday night and goods and money taken
to the amount probably, of sixty or seventy dol
lars.
Capt. John B. Warren Of Lubec, lost child
about two years DID, last Saturday with scarlet
fever. This is the only death that has occurred
in the village since last November. This shows q
remarkably healthy record in population Of nsar
1000 Machas Republican.
Fire Sunday morning destroyed the wooden
building IN Calais, owned by David Thunton, and
occupied by Edward Murphy. Loss, $500. Canss
unknown.
The Odd Fellows ball is to be given in Dover
Wednesday night.
The teachers salaries in the public SCHOOLS Of
Portland, amount to $l7, l30.48 quarterly.
Dexter has abolished the old school district sys-
TEN, and believes it has taken q step in the right
direction.
Andrews orchestra furnished music for Easter
service at the Episcopal church in Bangor on Sun
day evening.