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Portland Daily Press: April 23,1872 DAILY PRESS MOWNINgTTaPRIL 23, 1872. TERMS $8.ecTpER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE UiULI rtt£SS MISCELLANEOUS. published every j MISCELLANEOUS day (Sun, lays excepted) by the BUSINESS directory. ^ “Id. EDUCATIONAL. • Sooner or later kitchen PORTLAND THE PRESS fcifnt ^*a PUBLISHING CO., The mistress Advertising Agents. TUESDAY KOBNI YU, APRIL 28, 1871 '• ^nr^hifJi'V1prohibited from At 109 Exchange Free Exhibition infringing upon the de- St, Portland. JOHN wT mesne of the and Y ATWEUU * CO., 174 1-9 middle St. Ad' cook; the basement S'KMs: Eight Dollar* a Year in advance. -OF- mUNGER, FAMILY SCHOOL tries and vertiaemenU cupboard* revert to inserted in papers la main, Republican Convention. their pristine THE MAINE STATE m“A throughout the ceaatry at the su*ar.’ °°ffee, tea, eatables and PRESS Pah- FOR dnnkab es of FIRST-CLASS Ushers’ lowest rates. GIRLS, every description with Is which disappear published every Thursday Mohnino at $2 50 a FIRST DIBTRICT. a for the if AT THE rapidity average appetite of year; paid in advance, at $2 00 a year. Fire, Marine and Life Insurance WILLOWS, the household oners no adequate j Agency, Agency for Sewing Machines. ty™8 Republicans of the First Coxqrkssioxa explanation Sewing Machine! •V. S. who We all, however, know what the Rates of Advertising: One inch of space, In DYER, No. 979 middle St. All FARMINGTON, MAINE. Maixr, support the principles! ■{ convention- of “<• •*» are al is, 1* at the a — Par,f In Biddy length constitutes — hinds explanation bottom of column, “square.” At of machines for sale and to let, vitoaln8Jf8.*,ubUc*? to meet in Administration, 50**1>er 84luaro daily first week; 75 cents per the business. She is the one irremovable week three Repairing. A CITY after; insertions, or less, $1 00; coutinu- No. 166 CCOMMODATIONS and Utilities strictly first HALL, BIDPBFOBD, hitch which causes the machinery of house- other day after first week, 50 cents. 165 FORE ST., ME. ^u^or in Modern ngeyery Middle Street. PORTLAND, advantages Language* Thursday, May 0 th, at 1* to Half square, throe insertions or less, 75 cents; one Bakers. and Music U», •’clack,M keeping go wrong. week, $1 00; 60 cents week after. Spring Term per W. C. No. commences April 2d, 1872. °bo°«l“I two Delegates to repre The editor concludes that— Special one Free COBB, 19 Pearl St. For Notices, third additional. Instruction given tn Inexperience) 1 Circulars address the Principal. National Conven Under head of “Ami smements,” 00 Can place In reliable thinnon to beJ>IlLiCl|tn^!1MK*,ll,Wic,‘I‘ held in there are two considerations that $2 j»er square Operators. perfectly Companies any amount of Fire, MBS L' BEMHEB' Philadelphia on the fifth day o only seem per week; three insertions or less $1 50. Booksellers and March 21-eod A w4w* for tha to hold out marine and Life Insurance Stationers. Wo transaction of wy o‘f.« any prospect of bettering the con- Advertisements inserted in the "Maine State Work desired a t current rates. LelS.‘?dIdcl1 supplied to for th HOYT, FOGG & raay properly come before the Con ditions which at one Press” a whereby pay BREED,No.99 middle S? prcsent exist; of these is (which lias large circulation in every part Machine when BOARD IN A of the for for first desired. Street. FRENCH FAMILI The basis of that event matter how her State) $100 per square insertion, representation will be as follows girl—no high posi- and 50 cents per square for each inser- Each and town will be tion in life—shall be how be a subsequent The work can be taken ont and made at home. city entitled to lend one dele- taught to good tion. NARRAGANSETT gate, and one additional for To those not having Sewing Machines and intend Union Insurance Co. Book Binders. every wentv-llva vote. practical housekeeper, and the second is, that Address all communications to to Jules Ch. L. c“t for Sidney Perham at the <1. ing purchase, we would the c r A. Morazaln, ibe™u>ri»l lltclloe no mistress a PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. suggest probability QUINCY, Room 11, Printer’. of 1870. A fraction of shall give good “character” to our more assistance toward SAN FRANCISCO. majority forty votea wlUwill **i*. giving practical the selec No. FROM entitled to ah a servant that does not one. Mon a Exchange, Ill Exchange St. PARIS, addltfoual delegate. actually possess good machine, from the fact of having use 1 The a ,of SWAI.C A chairmen of the several citiea ou kinds of work, than would be aeriv Fire& Marine Ins. Co SHACK FORD, No. 33 Plain and towns are a^f to forward the names ASSETS.$1,115,573,67 Street. Teacher of requested of their delegates aa An aunt of ours to BUSINESS CARDS. .E?1? observing the fanciful performance of som 5 the French soon concluded try the effect skillful Language. aa chosen, to the Chairman of the District Com- operator. Prest. mittce. of a PROVIDENCE, R. 1. GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, J. C. L. pleasant smile and a kind word upon her Bonne! and Hat MORAZAIN and wife having taken The Committee will C. D. Bleachery. a convenient house be in session at the Hall on A Reliable HAVEN, Sec’y. PROF. in the city, are prepared to re- the husband when he returned from his work. CHAS. Sewing Machine, S day above mentioned, at 10 o'clock A. M„ to re- J. SAWYER A CO., No. desirous of ac- SCHUMACHER, Bleachers, 131 SOSiSSSSl'f" T****!*™* ceive credentials. She had read how a Cash & middle quiring a theoretical and practical of home can be made pleas- SIMPLE AS MAY BE Capital Surplus $773,830.80 Street. knowledge the The apportionment of to the North American Fire Ins French language. delegates several ant, and the wife should —AND cities and towns in the District is as follows: always meet her INTER YET— MA Br°wn- J* w- Symonds, Carpenters and Builders. w5eli5fe»eTUS?l*J*Libby, Esq., Qen. H. Q. Thomas. Acton, 3; Allred, 3; Berwick, 4: husband with a smile. The success Versatile in Facilities and Hu risks Risks Taken on and 9' F Biddelord, 9; joyful FRESCO_PA Adjustments Cargoes, Freights COMPANY. Apply from one P. m. to three o’clock p. Buxton, 5; Eliot. at 2 Cornish, 3; Dayton, 2; 4, she Vessels per voyage. Rates named and Certificates WHITNEY A Pearl m., Hollis, had is best given iu the of a dia- Having just returned from would inform EASY OF BOSTON. mEANS, Street, op. Appleton Block, Congress St., or in writing P. O 4; Kennebunk, 4; Kennehunkport, 4: Kittery, 7: shape Europe, OPERATION. issued. Risks on Hulls effected at current rates. Porlte Parh. his customers and friends that he has resumed his lebaium, 4; Limerick, 3; Llralngton, 3; 3: logue:— —AND VET- _ocfclly_feb!9 Lyman business, and is ready to embody into his future HENRY HARRIS, Pres’t. Cash Capital A Surplus $646,129.29 »i *•?* 3: PWrseosCeld,3; Saco work some of the new lO^SbMdeigli, 3: Sanford, 3: South [Enter husband, almost and ideas acquired there. EFFECTIVE and IRA A. FOSTER, Sec’y. ALBERT BOWKER, Pren’fc Dye-House. PRIVATE Berwick, 4; exhausted, OFFICES AT PRACTICAL, F. Waterborough, 4; Wells, 4; York, 4; 3; very hungry throws his hat on the E. E. tem. SYrnONDS, India St. Velvet Cloaks SCHOOL! Baldwin, withal; Schumacher A. G. Schlotterbeck A PATRIDGE, Sec’y pro Bridgton, 5 ; Brunswick, 6; Cape Elizabeth, 5; Casco, floor and Bros., Co„ BXXAiA.BJ.E. 4yed aad daished. 2; drops heavily into a seat. Wife, No. 5 Block. 303 st. PUTNEY will a School Cumberland, 3; Dewing, 5; Falmouth, 3: Free- Deerlng Congress YET NOT TVHS5 C'A' open at 87 preparing tea, looks with a and is .COARSE AND HEAVY B‘.jr (ante-room Union on 4; Gorham, 6; Gray, 3; Har- up smile, PORTLAND, ME. apl2tf EQUITABLE Hall), Monday, pprt, Harpswell, 2; so to see ^NEWPORT April 29th, Especial attention will be to rison, 3; Nanles, 2; New dloucester, 3; Nlorth Yar- glad him.] Will save you Dentists. given Ppre. mouth, Fire and Marine paritag pupils fof the Grammar Schools? 3; Otlstleld, 3; Portland, 30; Pownal, 3; it is so nice to Insurance Co’y., DR. W. R. No 13 1-9 Free St. Wife—“Well, my dear, have WM. M. FROM JOHNSON, Apply at 43 Oroen from 2 to m. Raymond. 2; 2; 4; MARKS, PERPLEXITY, FRETFULNESS ANL St., 5 p. Wednes- Scarborough, Sebago, 2; Standish. you here at meal time.” [A DELAY. R. I. Fire & Marine I ns. days and Saturdays. Westbrook, 4; Windham, 5; Yarmouth, 3. long smile.] PROVIDENCE, Co References: Whole number 232. Husband—“Yes, suppose so.” Furniture-Wholesale and Retail. Rev. W. N.ShaUer, D.D; Hon. Jo- Delegates, Snch we guarantee to sell NEWPORT, R. I. siah H. J. M. has • Drummond, Hon. Chas. Ambrose Mason, Limerick, your business Cash & WALTER COREY A CO., No. Holden, «J. T. ^“How prospered Rook, Card & Job Capital Surplus $423,830.20 , 'ash A ■ Arcade, Gtddings, Esq., Messrs. Oerrish and Pearson. Hull, Portland, to-day?” [Another Printer, TO ALL WHO WILL BUY OF US. Capital Surplus $230,362.00 18 Free Street. G. M. smile.] THOMAS Q. Pres’t. Apr 16-eod2w Stevens, Westbrook, Husband—“About so-so.” TURNER, J. H. DEWOLF, Prefi’t. GEORGE John Wentworth. FRED W. A. WHITNEY, No. 38 Ex- Kittery, 109 EXCHANGE ARNOLD, Sec’y. RESOLVED WATERMAN, febl0eod3m O. B. Dike, Wile—“Come, my dear, supper is ready HT., MITCHELL & _f_ «_ Sec’y. change St.
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