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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
A DvERTISEMENT fOx NEXT or KIN
Pursuant to order of tho High Court of Chancery
made In the matter Of the estate "f stuart MITCHELL OF
Mulingar Ia lhe county OF Westme ath Ire farmer
amin Rothwe Eliza RothwcI his wi O.
plaintiffs; William Henry Mitchell deendan-the persons
claiming TO be of kin the statute
Distribution OF lntestates Estates, OF ths said
Stuart Mitchell,
and particularly John Mitchell formerly of Mouea the
county of Wesneath aforesaid who epigraed to America
about 80 aud last heard of about rs
when he residing Pennsyvania United States
tho children OF any OF the said John Mitchell living
the time the death of the said stuart Mitchell 18th
day of August 1873 to be the legal
such of the said of kin dead. their
solicitors before the Goth day OF November. 1877
IN and prove he claims ut the chambers OF the Mas
OF tho Rolls Four Courts linus In the city Dub
lin, in default thereof they will DO pcremptoriy
cludcd from the benefit OF the said order
Friday the 9TH of December 1877. ut II OF the
in the forenoon is appointed Tor hearing and cang
upon the claims.
Dated ths 2ist day OF July, 1877.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE. ~~~-~'
The Foreign Mails week ending Saturday Septe.
l. 1877 wi close at tits office Tuesday. at A. NJ tor
Europe. by steamship Wisconsin. via Queensto
Wednesday, at a. NJ tor Europe by ship Russia
via Queenstown correspondence for France be for
warded by this steamer must be specially nddess and
at A. Tor France direct by steamship Amerique Via
avre ON Thursday at II M, tor Europe by steamship
Wioland, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg; on
saturday at a. NJ Tor Europe. by steamship CITY Of
Scotland anu North Of lreisnd to be forwarded by this
steamer must be specially addressed. ana at A. for
scotland and North OF ireland by steamship Victoria,
VIA Moviie and Glasgow, aud at III 40 A. NJ tor Euiope
by steamship Mosel, via Southampton and Bremcn.
The steam,hps Wisconsin. Russia and City of Kchmond
40 not take mails for Denmark Sweden Norway
mails Tor the West Indies via Havana aud Ihomas
bermuda and st. Thomas. viii leave New York August 30
The mails for Australia, &C. will loave san Praucisco
September 12E
T. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
Augu
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MARBLE MANTELS,

A PRICES NEVER APPkOAUnED BEF0Rk
IA Slate and marble MAntes largest In the
cttr PBNRHYN SLArK COMPANY.
% Unfoa square. Ath NJ i7th ss. Nov Ysrf,
HAAufaatursrs of all kAaa sf slate wesA
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HORSES. CAxsIAGEs. sc.

L,Ok sALE-No woRK-rwo SUPERIOR HORSES
suitable for truck grocer express business IL
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AIRS NJ. q. BROWNS SCALP RENOvATOR Is
M cooinv, rcresing and invgoates the entire cousu.
Is most gentle cathartc dresses
hair Sold by druggists throe Sizes 81 Toe and 25e
par bUtpA Depot. 81 Bond IT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-03-28
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Henry Hamilton, martle dealer is the
eighth person missing from New York city with
in two weeks.
Chas. Lamar, clerk in the American Express
Office at Cleveland, has absconded with 81, SIT.
Nova Scotia is retrenching its expenditures.
The ticket headed by Thomas A. Scott was
unanimously chosed directors of the Pennsyl-
vania Il. r. yesterday.
William 81. Polk, third officer of the ship
Adam M Simpson, fell overheard in the
South Pacific and was drowned.
Guy Kimball OF Dalton, aged 65, went home
drunk Monday night. quarrelled with his wife,
and beat her brains out with stick of wood.
The Kentuckey Cash Distribution Co. has
MED petition in bankruptcy. One drawing
mas taken place and another has been extern
sively advertised.
Five tramps attempted to enter the house of
Mt Caroooth in Vergennes, Vt Yesterday.
one.
N. S. S. Sabine, 1875 tons, several vears 70.
.ceiving ship at Portsmouth, N. a., was sold at
auction yesterday, to Wiggin & Boubrow of
Boston, for &c., 5O u
The st. Cloud hotel, opposite the Erie depot.
at Paterson, N. j., caught fire yesterday
morning and was almost destroyed. A large
number of boarders narrowly escaped with
their lives. Loss about $4,000.
Fire in the Rechabite building at Marble.
head, Mass, yesterday morning caused losses
to the occupants as follows w. p. Goss,
furnishing goods, $500, insured $4,000; L. r.
POWDER, hardware $4,000 to S500O insured
Sfooo; Rechabite society, $4,000, insured.
~ Last evening shooting affrav occurred at
Topeka, Kansas, between j. Clark Swayee,
ealtor Oh the Blake, and John w. Wilson of
Inc Times. Swayee was killed and Wilson
received but flesh wound Wilson was
arrested.
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Is THIS A Practical JoKE!-The following
item in the N. Y. Times is SO funny that it
would seem that some. one must have been
playing off practical joke on that paper:
limitations reach US from Maine that the estab-
lishment of new Republican daily newspaper is in
contemplation in Portland, which shall be inde-
pendent OF Senator Blaine and heartily support the
administration of President Hayes. Rumor associ-
collector Of the port with the project. Such jour-
nal, unfettered by the restrictions imposed by the
ambitious selt-seeking of any patron, would doubt
less, be capable Of much good and effective service in
support OF civil service reform.
This is full of funny fea tures. In the first
place we do not think the PRESS has ever laid
itself open to the charge of excessive zeal in
the support Of Mr.. Blaine, although it has
generally been friendly to him. Secondly, it is
little rough to talk of new paper that will
heartily support the administration Of Presi-
dent Hayes, when the PRESS has been giving
1t the most unquestloned and organic support
through all the novel phases thus far develop
ed, and will be more astonshed than any one
else to learn that its ardent allegiance to the
powers that be is questioned. And thirdly, it
is pretty tough to designate Hon. Israel Wash
burn, r., who has just been so unceremonously
routed out of the Portland Colectorship as the
special champion of President Hayes and the
new civil service reform of which he was the
first victim.
The whole thing looks like huge joke and
we venture to say thai there are no people in
Portland hankering to get rid of their money
by starting more newspapers. The PRESS folks
may well smile grimly when the only fault
found with them is as to their hearty Support
of the administration" Why, that paper has
not INDUCED so much as whisper of criti
cism, but has burned incense most literally at
the new shrine and has been implicitly sure
that the Hayes administration could do nothing
wrong. Mr.. Washburn may have a spite
against the PRESS because it has refused to be
his organ, bus he will think twice before hi
wastes his money in starting an opposition to g
paper SO strongly stablished.-BdngOr Wing.
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Deccazes and the Pope.
Foreign Notes.

The residence of Henry Seilly in Creditor,
Ontario, was burned Monday night. Three
children, aged 9, and years, persisted in the
flames.
The Kohat pass in India was formally opened
on the 24th inst, the chiefs of the Afreedees
who held it having submitted to the imperial
government.
A despatch from Pesth says the upper house
has concurred in the bill authorizing the per
cent: gold loan for the cancellation of the float
ing debt
1t is stated that that the liabilities of Isaac
Low u Co the suspended Liverpool cotton
house, amounts to 9250,000, chiefly on arrival
contracts.
j.. p. Benjamin denies that Oakley Hail was
TO form law partnership with him in London.
The Constitutional reports that military
riot occurred in Mayence, on the birthday OF
Emperor William. There was fight between
some Prussian and Hessian soldiers. Several
were killed and 40 wounded. Among the dead
was Captain and Lieutenant
The Pope was able to receive and reply to the
English delegation yesterday.
The Abyssinian army numbers 100000 men
well armed but badly drilled.
The reported marriage OF King Alfonso With
the daughter OF the Duke de Monpensier is
pronounced untrue.
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FOR EIG N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.


LONDON, March PA Vienna despatch
says if Ignatieff's mission is to 6btain uncon-
ditional neutrality he will probably be unsuc-
cessful. In case of war, Austria could not be
an Indifferent spectator, but if Russia, on the
question OF disarmament, with England seeks
to renew the triple alliance, the latter may be
possible.
Midhat Pasha Wanted in COnsta ntinopIe.
VIENNA, March PA great effort is made
in Constantinople for the recall of Midhat
Russia and Great Brftian.
Ignatieff affects the conviction that negotia-
tons with England are not interrupted, and
that there only exist slight MISUNDERSTANDING,
yethe expresses himself with much bitterness
at what he styles prejudice and false traditions
of the policy of Great Britain. The conference
cannot end in smoke he says, and the sole
question is whether its decisions are to be
enforced by Europe or Russia alone. To a
remark that he wanted Constantinople, he
replied that Russia would not accept that city,
were it offered to her on golden dish. Russia
knows exactly what the English can do, and
how far pecuniary aid can help Turkey. All
this has been duly considered, and the Car
would sooner go to war than endure taunts
from Turkey. He has not demanded Austria s
Intervention because it is not required.
Paper Currency.
BUCHAREST, March ~ The government
has determined to issue 1882, 0OC 900 francs of
paper, not to have forced currency but be
redeemable by realization from sale of state
property.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE
SPRING RAINS.

Freshets ON the Kennebec, Androscoggin
and Sac0.
BRUNSWICK. March 27.-The Androscoggin
river is rising rapidly, and the ice, which is
very thick, has begun to break up. If the rain
continues, serious consequences are feared.
LEWISTON March ga very heavy rain
storm commenced last night and still continues.
Three and one-half inches of rain have fallen.
The river has risen nine inches. 1t probably
will not rise much more as there is little RAIN
up river. The ice shows no signs of breaking
up.
AUGUSTA, March 27.-Rain has fallen in
cessantly here since yesterday. The river has
risen four feet and is still rising. The ice left
the river opposite the city at 4 p M
SAco, March 27.-The Saco river has risen
over two feet and is still rising. The ice is
breaking up and below the city the river is
nearly clear Above Gooch island bridge is a
huge mass of solid ice and grave apprehensions
exist for the safety of the bridges
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DIR. scHENcK's STANDARD REMEDIES,


The standard remedies for all diseases Of the lungs
are ScHENCK's PULMoNIo SYRUP, ScHENcK's SEA
WEED TONIC, and SCHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
and iftaken before the lungs are destroyed speedy
cure is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. H. Schenek, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in
the lungs; nature throws it off by easy expectora
tion for when the phlegm matter is ripe a slight
cough will throw it off, the patient has rest and the
lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this, Schenek's
Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver
Scaencks Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
all distractions, relax the gall bladder, the bile
starts freely, and the liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the alka of which it is composed,
mixes with the food and prevents souring 1t assists
the digestion by tOning up the stomach to healthy
condition, that the food and the Pulmonic Syrup
will make good blood; then the lungs heal and the
patient will surely get well if care is taken to pre-
vent fresh cold.
All who wish to consult Or. Schenck, either per-
sonaly or by letter. can do at his principal office,
corner of SIXTH and ARCH SITS, Philadelphia,
every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggist
throughout the country. maleod&w2msn
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NEW YORK.
The Life Insurance Inves,iea ,;o,


NEW YORK, March 27.-At the session of the
to-day, Vice President Beers of the New York
Life Insurance Company, testified that the
Presidents salary was .$25,000 per anpum !;
Vice Presidents and Actuary's salary the
same. Receipts at Boston for the last five
years, $6OO,OOO; at Chicago, $500, 900; at ST,
Louis, $125, 1000; at Cleveland. 100000.
Psi Epsilon.
The 44th annual meeting of the Psi Upslon
fraternity will be held at Wesleyan University.
Middleton, Conn Gen. Jos. Hawley will be
orator and Prof Boyes0n,. the president.
Elk Senator Dole of California, will preside.
Among the gentlemen expected are Gov. Rice
of Massachusetts, Prof, Seelye, Edwin p.
Whipple, Collector Arthur OF New York,
Frederick w. Seward.
The Vanderbilt will.
The Sun saws in reference to Vanderbilt's
will tn 1t within the past week VIM. IL. VAN
derbilt has settled with three members of the
family, doubling the amounts they received BY
the will. This gives round million to each.
Similar arrangements have been made with the
other members OF the family and the amounts
due will be paid over before the close of the
present week.
various Matters.
Kate Claxton's divorce suit was before the
referee Tuesday and adjourned to April.
The Sun says a council of Congregations
churches to meet in Tompkins' avenue church.
Brooklyn, today, "wednesday to examine the
Rev. Mr.. Helmar and subsequently install
him. is composed strictly of churches favorabe
to the Beecher school of Congress ational policy,
The broadway Tabernacle church, which &C.
ccepted the invitation in DR.. Taylor's absence
has backed out
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Searching for Vulcan,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26-In accordance
with the request of Leverrier, the French as
tronomer, Prof. Davidson of the coast survey
made observations at the summit of the station
on the Central Pacific railroad, near this city,
last Wednesday. Thursday and Friday to de-
termine the question of the transit of Vulcan
over the suns disk. The weather was favora-
BILE, except on Wednesday afternoon and late
Thursday afternoon, but no signs of the planet
were visible, although one spot and disturbed
area were seen oN Wednesday and Thursday,
aud disturbed area appeared on Friday
These were important as indicating what size
of spot could be observed. and it is believed
that, had planet with diameter of five sec
onds of arc appeared, it could very readily have
been seen. The disk of the sun was very
sharply defined during the greater part of the
time of the observations. A similar search
was made at San Bernardino, and spots and
disturbed areas were seen.
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to add that the company will secure the payer
against paying his note III case the machines
are not sold. The contract and note together
are sach innocent looking things that it is very
easy to induce farmers to exchange their note
ior the contract The machines are to be de.
iiVered in the future. In short time the far
mer finds that he has gwen his negotiable
promissory note-without consideration to be
sure; but when it comes due he finds it in the
hands Of an innocent holder, who has paid
value for it, and he must pay it or stand law
suit. In many instances no goods are ever re-
ceived. Many OF the notes have been paid,
some are in law suit, and some are not yet due.
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SWITZE RLAND.

Report of the Commissioner 10 the Cen
fenniaI Reason of the Decline in Swiss
Exports
LONDON, March IA despatch from Paris
says that the Commissioner General of Swift
erlard at the late Centennial Exhibition at
Philadelphia in his report to the federal coun-
Gil, states that the decline in Swiss exports to
America is not due to the commercial crisis
there. but to the development of native indus
try, and that Switzerland will never gain her
own level. England is also competing more
actively with Switzerland to compensate for
the loss in other markets. Cotton fabrics are
likely to cross the Atlantic to Europe in in
creasng quantities, for water power is cheaper
than coal. Short hours and high wages have
disappeared and the Americans, it may be
foreseen, will compete with Europe Even in
China and Japan, Switzerland must also be
prepared for warmer rivalry in silk, watches
and machines, England being likely to try to
make up on the continent for the decline in her
machine exports to America.
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Chicago Catile Market.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Catte-receipts $500 head;
shipments 1000 head the market is dull and weak
sales medium to fair Steers at 4 25 q 5 40.
Hogs-receipts $4,000 head; shipments 1000 head
packing at rs a 30; medium to heavy shipping
5 25 a 60.
Sheep-receipts 5000 head; the market is fairly ac-
tiye one sales at 80.
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LOUISIANA.

Opposition 10 the Proposed Cemss,ission
New ORLEANS, March 27.-There is strong
antagonistic feeling here against the proposed
Inquiry by commission FRONT Washington
Gen. Augur said to Nichols yesterday that
bis orders remain as heretofore.
Demas. the colored senator, who returned to
the Packard Legislature, wss arrested last
night on charge of carrying concealed weap-
Ons.
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Contested Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.--In the contested
election case between Pacheco (Rep) and Wig
CLINTON dem J, candidates for Congress in the
4th district the Supreme Court today over
ruled WIgginton's demurrer to Pacheco's ap.
plication for writ of mandamus commanding
the Secretary of State to issue certificate to
Pacheco.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
March %, Il A. MD
For New England.
rain, followed during the afternoon by cloudy,
partly cloudy weather. brisk northerly to
westerly winds and rising barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape May,
Atlantic City, Barnegat. Sandy Hook, New
York. New London, New Haven, Newport,
Woods Hole, Boston, Thatcher's Island, Port
land and Eastport.
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Foreign Markets.

= LONDON, March 27-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 96 3-l6
for money and account.
:. LONDON, March 27-12.3O P. M-American securi-
ues-Erie Railway at 81; do preferred II; New York
central at 929; Illinois Central As 1.3O p. m-Erie
LIVERPOOL, March 27.-12.30 P. M.-Cotton-The
Orieans 6sd sales of 5000 bales, including 1000 bales
JOE speculation and EXPORT receipts to-day $500 bales
including $500 American.
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The Dea.h of the Pope Expected.

LONDON, March 27.-The Rome correspon-
dent of the News speaks of the Pope's death
as expected. He says: The Pope's expected
death throws into strong relief the discord be-
tween the preates. party is organizing
against those in power and Intends should it
prevail, to appoint Cardinals Franchi and La
balletta and other obnoxious officials to distant
sees
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on! My Back?' How often we hear these words,
ram In your back, nine times out of ten, arises from
hidney Disease. HUNTS RENE DY, used as directed
Will cure all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and.
Urinary Organs.
lNFALLIBLE EYE WASH CUES Swollen Eyes.
mhzf eodSSw5w
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Temperance MI Ovement.

New YORK, March N.-The Times, Column
bus, Ohio, despatch says the temperance
movement recently inaugurated is spreading.
Densely packed meetings have been held at
several towns in the vicinity. Over 1000 have
signed the pledge at Newark slone. The sa-
looms are being closed and the former proprle-
tors are engaged in the temperance movement,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY, March 27.-The markets show few
changes to-day. Sugars are off &c, and we quote
graduated at 1lsc and 105c for Extra c. Flour is
strong and prices are fully Csc higher than before
further advance is expected. Corn is firm at 6sc
for car lots and &c for bag lots Meal is quoted at
Csc and Oats at so q 55c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-03-28
Boston stock Market.
ISales at the Brokers, Roard Morob OF ,
New York Stock and Money Marie,

NEW YORK, March 27-Evening-Money market
easy at y "a per cent. on call. Sterling Exchanoe
more active at 1889 4Si for long and 4S53 4S6 for
Cod declined from 1919 to 1O4s, the closing price at
Whch most OF the transactions of the day occurred
Loans nat and per cent. The cearances were SII
Inc customs receipts to day were 1887 900.
I'VE treasury disbursements were $12,500 for inter
but quiet. Stock market strong ''eauy
Inc total transactions at the Stock EXCHANGE ao-
tern Union, 5l,325 shares Lake Shore 7O42O shares
delaware, Lackawanna q Western, 800 shares New
YORK Central, 1910 shares Delaware & Hudson Canal
zz00 shares Erie, 1920 shares Michigan Central ON
shares Illinois Central, 10000 shares Pacific Mail WV
Inc following were the closing quotations OF Gov
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Verdict in Favor Of Augusla.

AUGUSTA, March 27-In the action of Helen
NJ. Smith to recover $4,000 against the city of
Augusta. for damage from a defective side
walk, the jury today rendered verdict in favor
of the city.
Launched.
BATH, March 26.-Launched today by Goss,
Sawyer & Packard fine whaling bark named
Josephine, 385 tons, owned by VIM. G. N.
Swift and others of New Bedford. Capt. Geo.
+. Long of Claremont, N. H., commands her.