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Androscoggin Railroad Comply
ROndholders, Meeting.

WHEREAS. we the undersigned, were ard a., SUI
w are holders Of Bonds secured " tne lnllu
Mortgage of the Androseoggin Rairoao Company
so-called, dated Dec 18th, 1855, which sala MOTT.
gage has been eectually and legaDy iorecioseo anu
whereas the said ondholders have theIeoy become
Company ccorpof ated and chartered as the
das of tho foreclosure Aforesaid, wn all CHAR
tered and legal rights and tmmunities which per.
tain 10 the or ginal Company at the time of the
foreelo.urs, now therefore. we the the said Bo. d.
holdess and Corr orators as aforesaid, hereby give
notica that 4 meeting OF the holders of said bonds
nnder the name oithe Apdroscoggin Railroad Com
many will be held the Office VIM. Willis Son
IN the city Of Portland in the County ofCumberland
Maine, ON Thursday the eleventh day Of May, A. d.
1866 at three O'Clock In the afternoon, for the fol-
lowing purposes, viz: r5e
lst-fo choose Moderator and Clerk of said
meeting.
2d-fo see II the Ccrporators will accept said in
corporation and org anize the by the choice of
B. ard Of Directors, aud suoh other officers as NAV
be deemed legal and proper Also TO adopt a neic
corporate name for said Corporation and deter
mine hat the said name shall be. q
ad-To make. ordair, and establish such bye.laws.
and regulations as may be deemed necessary for
such Corporation. h fFe han
4th TO transact any othrr business that may
properly eomebsfcre said meeting.
March al, 1866.
d. w. CLARK, SETH MAY.
JOSHUADURGIN CO PHILIP AZ. STUBBS,
a. = n. SPRING, WIN. Willis,
JOS. lLsLEY ALLEN HAINEs,
HENRY A. JONES. H. M. PAYSON,
aDf7dtd HN
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DR.. R. GOODAtE'S
CATARRH REMEDY,
VI AsD AoDn OF TRxATxnSr Is
The Acme of Perfection!

~ IL
1T pesetrGtes the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and extsrminates 1t, root and branch,
fovever.
1t removes all the wretched symptoms of this
athsome malady, and aver consumption
1t cleans the head, deodoTises the breath, and at-
lords the most grateful relief l.s
1t GtleUidtes more agony and silent suffering than
tongue can tell. i4@ ~ ss
ID is noted Jor curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in,
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Oafarrh Of the
most obstinate and violent typts.
No form Of Cut6rrh noise in the head can resist
its penetrating power .sl
Dr.. GoodGie has noa0 sFent a lifeline battling
Nth this fell disease. His triumph H. complete.
DR.. GoodGte's CATARRH REMEDY Is a harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm of he hand
DIR. r.. GoodGle is kn0scR thronghout the country,
as the author OF the only True Theory of Catarrh
ever published. Where its Origin-What its Raya-
ges--Mode of Jreatment-and Rapid Cure in all lite
forms. a
DR.. Goodale's Pamphlet on CArARRH should be
read by every one. 1t can be obtained at near
est agency, or by sending postage stamp to our Of
ofice. As1af~ Ia
NORTON & Co., Sole Agents. rs Blocker street.
New York.
Price 81. Sold by HHHAY. june2 s4-dIy
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90 TREASURY DEPARrMENr,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OWoe Of Comptroller Of the Currency,
- .g WASHINGTON, March lith, 1866
WHEkEAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned it has been made to appear
mat me Sscond National Bank Of Portland, . in
the City OF Portland in the County of Cumberland,
and State OF Maine, has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act Con-
2 gress entitled IAN Act to provide National Cur
rency, secured BY pledge CT United Staes Bonds,
and 70 provide for the circulation and redemption
tnereoi approved june 9, 1854 and has complied
with all this provisions of said Act REQUIRED TO be
complied with before commencing the business OF
Banking under said Act: 7
The office of Comptroller of the Currency beitg
vacant, now, there FORE |, Samuel T. Howard, Dep
uty Comptroller ofthe Currency, do hereby certify
tnat .fhe Second National Bank of Portland In
the City of Portland, in the Couuty of Cumberland
and State Of Maine. is authorized to commence the
business of Banning under the Act aforesaid.
q In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
OF office this eleventh day of March. 1896.
Ii; vi SAMUEL T. HOWARD, -
NO u.s. Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency.
mchl3d2m
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RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
MAINE CENTaAL RAILROAD.

- Trains leave Portland. Grand Trunk
station, for Lewiston and Auburn, 81
AZ "A. NJ. and las p. M
-kor Bhngor and intermediate stations at % r. MI
kKrURNINe-Leave Lewiston II $40 A. M, and
arrive IN Portland at $50 A. M. Leave Bangor 81
i.80j A. Al and arrive in Portland a. z.lb X. "A.
Freight train leaves Portland at "a. NJ, and re
turning Is due In Portland att p. n.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations
'aiiy Tor most Of the towns North and East OF this
line et ottae+ ~
Waterville November, 1868 decI4
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s. 100000.

IDsstyibution 10 made In tho following manner,
Certifeafss naming each article and its VALUE
are D acad IN sK ALeD ENVELOPES, which are well
mixed. Ore of these envelop yes containing th, cer
a. cur ole8 orsant BY mail to ANY address, without
regard to choice ON receipt If % oents.h ifs
On receiving hs certificate the purchaser will zee
what Aftic 9 itdrdxs, and Its ivaIue, and can then
send o AZ Doll Ar and receive the Artcls named,
or can oh aoae 1Ag other one Article on our list Of
the same value. <si 7lss3 tEsye-i 2 p
eT-Pus <sers of our SsALED ENVELOPES, may.
in this inennsr, OBJ aln an Article Wsrgh from ne
70 FTses HIM fred D0Lt0rs Ell zs1fl A&i Htt f
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aTHREURRKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact offs being the Or
iqinal snd largest Gift Ass0ci stjon in the oupty
The business ntlnues to be conducted In q fair and
honorable maflnAr, and large and en- atty ineraas
ing trade is proof that bur patrons this
method OF obtaiuing ich and ell ant goods.
Daring the past wear this Association has sent Q
LARGE nnmbs of vslua de prizes to all parts of the
country, Those who patronize rs will receive the
lIvaiue Of their money, artics on list Is
worth less than One Dollar RETAIL and there are NO
fartles dealing with us may depend ON having
prompt returns, and the Article drawn win be Inn
mediatey cent to any address by return mail or ex.
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizAs fom the eureka Association, and have kindly
allowed the use of their nam ST. N#
And -ew Wilson, Custom House. Philadelphia
Penn OIL Painting ralue, 500; james Hargraves,
62l Broadway, New York, OIL PaintiD value, 300;
y. + Jones Ba rctt, Marshall Co, 4 .nsas. Melo.
dson. va ne. $500, Patrick j. Byrnes. Wat vrbury,
Ct, God Watch, value $685. r. Shaw 22l East
Path st. NewY ork, Piano, value, $3.50, Ms Ctas.
Nevis, Elmira, n. r., Piano, value, 9 90; Miss
ring. yalae. $500; Mrs k Pesno, e., City Hotel,
Nashville, Tenn.. Melodeon, value s125; Oscar N.
Alien 90. B. 1t2d regt Ind. Vols. Nashville, Tenn,
Watch, value, 985; Rowland 8. Patterson, Co. ID,
10th Iowa Vet. Vols Oil Painting value 500; Mrs
Abby J Parsons, Springfield Mass, Melodeon val
ne, $780, James l.. Dexter City Surveyor Syracuse
NY God Watch, valne, $50; Mrs James ely, 1877
Wooster street. cor Beeksr, New York. OH Paiat-
Michigan Silver Caster. value, $40; DR.. 8. r. Sin.
clair, No Main street. Utica, N. T.. Framed En-.
craving value s25; Hon. Luther Deshmoid, Wash
ington, d. c., OH Painting, valus 800.
Were We permitted, we mi aht add many names to
the above list, but many persons object to our 10
doing, we therefore publish no names without per.
Letters from various pariias throu ghout the souh
try acknowlsog ing the receipt of very valuable
gifts, may b seen on hlea our office.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Steam from Liverpool to Boston,
DIRECT. ONCE 4 FOR7NraRT

Steam from Liverpool to Boston,
DIRECT, ONCE A FORTNIGHT
warren e. Co.'s Lime.
s@s~.. @ The following splendid first class ias
iron Screw Steamships are appoln.-
k5u-Is4R&NNea 10 saffron Liverpool ior DOS
- ton every alternate 5aturoay, ooAA
M iiusAg o4FURDAx, April 8. 1850.
fRoPoNTis, 2b00 tone, S seo morse power'
! HKLLRsPoNF, $500 tons, Soy horse power.
GAMBIA ESQ tons, S50 morse power
EARMoUrT $500 tons, 5oV morse power.
/ Pagsengers BY these Steamships viii be regularly
suoplied with liberal allowance OF cooked proVis-
Steeraee passage from Liverpool to Bottom 800 90
Children under IL years, ~ W
Infants under year, 10 90
tsY-TO RESiDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND wish
ln9 to get their friends out from the Old Country,
these steamers offer advantages superior to those of
any other Line Passengers by these steamships
land in Boston. where they will be within easy reach
at their friends and where thay will avoid many Of
tina dangers and annoyances which beset strangers
landing In New York.
4 For freight or passage apply to WARREN & co.
90 State Sc. and 4ls Commercial street Boston.
'E1-SIGHr DRAFTS for FL Ster ing and upwards
payable in England, Ireland Scotland, for sale.
/ AGENTS in Liverpool GEO. WARREN O. Co., Fem
wick Chameers. i4 g eslsaqs febl6a6w
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: Important to Females.
DR.. oHEEgEMAN,S PILLS

was the CONNER cement cfa new era in the treat
ment of Irregular ties and distinctions which have
consigned so many TO PREMATURE GRAVE No fe-
male can enjoy good health unless she regular,
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
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Preparation ever put JaricGrd with IMMEDf ATE
and t,1kSISTt Mt SUCCESS. DON'T BIG ID e.
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fssabie female medicine in the world, which Is COM
prised in these Pills
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Steam to and Prom the Old Country.

The weli-known favorite Ciyde.buili
NAAEA4z Iron steamers Of the ANCHOR LINZ Of
steamships. :. HrBRREl a. ""CALBDoNIA, ""BR1rAN.
feltnightly between New York and GLASGOW
Those steamers were built speciallyior the Allan
partmerts and are fitted ny in every respect to in.
sure the safety, ort ami convenience Of passen-
gers. An experienced Surgeon accompanies each
snip. hsprov'slons viii be properly cooked, and
served In Unlimited quantities.
An Rates Of Passage. ~ a.
To ana from liverpool, GldsgosO, Dublis, Belfast,
Londonderry, &c I'm
Cabins, S65 and $50; Intermediate, IS; Storage
$26; payable In gold or its equivalent
Those who wish 60 send for their III snds can buy
tickets at these rafet from the Agents.
43e@ : FRANCIS MACDONALD d CO,
jansd4m Bowling Green, New York.
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MEDICAL.


| vICT ORYi
a &A TIE
.)fNAl1~ Great Consumptive Remedy
aI1!!3' DR. LAROOKAH'S
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic
I'm SYRUP.
The best preparation ever made fer the following
complaints: rs ttls5 M
CArARRH BRoNcHITIs, SPITTING BLOOD, Pam
IN THE SIDE. NIGHT SwEATs. HUNoRs,
GENERAL DEBILITY and the vari- a
Gus Throat Affections and
Hoarseness to which Pub
lie Speakers andSing-
erS are liable and
sf4 all other COM M
plants tend fsU
ing to
CONSU MPTION
The proofs Of its efficacy are SO numerous. 80 well
authenticated and of such peculiar character, that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides
is precisely that which has often baflsd the
and
cacy Of the Syrup incontrovertble
The undersigned, having experienced the benef-
tate to recommend it to the attention Of the Public
as the best Medicine they ever used.
Rev. Ingalls, Merose, Ms (" Munger Augusta Ne
(" MP Seelee Melrose g VIM 81 Strout Wilton
Z" F Herrick Lynn +" swanton Ranks Portland
s'l1sy l on On y. a Turner W Harpsv.n
Dsn'l Atkins nail bGya Rice Lisbon Me.
" W St tson Nantckt" Hatch Scion "
+" s tubbs Lawrence % " B Randall Lewiston "
/" Marcy Dedham 7" /" Hill w " aterville ss
. Geo Winchester Fall W Stevens DixheId"
River Ms Wrs p Larrabee Bath F"
:" A Merrill Cambridge John Locke 4 Pc and Me-
port Ms.fia ~ - " W willard Brownyille'.
IS A Cushing shrews- |Revs Elkins Cambridgevt
bury Ms. E. &C AS evens Lincoln -
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ter Ms 4" II Brown Burnside ("
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tss. s ~ i, Prsvld.ns
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81 A Kidder Unity :" &C q Little ClintonvilIes.
taiiey Henniker . Z Convey Nasonvle "
n Chase Gambia % s VIM Cluett & Son Troyas
Barber GilmantonI 6 Ford New York
H "W Robertson Newark N
" Bowles Manchester Henries Annapolis Nd
H. Wt II Goodnow Topeka Kas
Barres Coebrookl webster U Army
Nh E Robt White Georgetown d c
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Some Of the above named Cergymen may have chang
ed their Pastoral charge since the publication Of the
above. O. sgFl k8f& {a afa ia
PRICE, so CTS.SAND 81 PER BOTTLE
Prepared by s. Seavery,.
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~ ilg AsIrose Mass.
W. +. Phillips b Co, and II. II. Hay, Wholesale
Agents Portland, and sold by Druggists and deal
ers generally. mch25eodf sow6m
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A Perfect Cure for Catarrhl
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Boot Shoe and Leather Dealer. lsl Pearlst Boston.
B. +. Brown,
Brown Brothers, State street, Boston.
JOHN A. GOODWIN Lowell.
SETH WILMAnTH, Boston.
WILLIAM A. fUrNEY, f45
OF Ross. Foster 6 Co., Chicago, LII.
ALPHEus GAY, Manchester, N. II.
JOHN G. You've, Manchester, N. Fl.
-al1 - ~ a q II m n :. D..
JOHN FEDERHEs, Sd 81 Court street Boston.
J. Q. A. SARGENT. Manchester,
N. PRoUr, Manchester, N. n.
SAMUEL CHASE. Manchester, N. Il.
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~ A chance to obtain any OF the above
articles for One Dollar, by purchasing Seal.
ed Envelope for % cts.
1--WE Ss7lsd Enve epas will be sent for 81; Eleven
dre3 tor as ~' oAe AA1n-
AGENFSsWANTED EVERYWHERE.
frash assortmsn of Certificates for the article
euumerated ABOVE are fairly mixed n their propor-
ION on We y apd 18th dafs OF each m nth so that
prtzs. s~tufr .fs.l = A . s"o'e
Our patrons are desired to send U. tied States
money when II Is c9nvenent Leng IL tiers ~ mn
necessary. Letters should be addressed to our Box
sos Post 0f1s for greater safety. o>
Orders for Sealed Enve opes mustia every ease be
accompanied BY the Cash, with he name OF narso NJ
sending, and Town, County aRd State plainly writ
ten. Letters shoud be addressed to the Managers.
% follows: TO-
Goodwin, Hunt a. Co.,
Box 57O6 Post Office, New York.
April 20-d1m* 8sk Es o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

Two MORE YIoTIMs.-A A blatant secession
sympathiser was making & parade of his
joy, last Saturday, on the docks, over the
death of the President, when ne received q
tremendous blow from live Union man,
which knocked him plump into the river.
He would have been drowned, had not
some persons fshed him out of the food
We did not learn the names Of either party &.
We are informed that man, name not
known, went into certain meat market on
the West Side, Saturday, and while he was
being served, expressed joy over the iend-
ish deed Of the previous night. The shop
man had raised his cleaver TO strike ssun-
der bone in the meat as the ds of lev
ity and insane joy fell on his ears. He
turned on his heel and made q pass at the
man with adownwsrd stroke Of the clesvor.
He sprang aside, but the corner of the
blade made cash in his face. AS he was
jumping out of the door he received snoth-
or blow in his shoulder, the axe infieting
g savage wound.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

TIE I. o. o. F..-REsoLUTIoSs ADoFIAD -
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted by Cleveland Lodge No. lS. I. O.
o. F.. at their regular meeting held Mon
day evening"
WHEREAs, The recent terrible calamity
which has befsllen the nation, by the hand
of a cowardly assassin in taking the life Of
its Chief Magistraie, as yell as the attefn pt
upon that of the Secretary of State, Hon.
". Il. Seward, shocks the sense of every
good Odd Fellow, and furnishes an sppro-
pirate but mournful oeoasion for this fra
ternity TO unite its condoling sympathy
with our common country and our common
Order for the great national misfortune, be
it therefore
Fesolved, That in the death of Abraham
Lincoln, the President Of the United
States--st the time and in the msnuer-ws
are called to cast our sympathy with every
loyal citizen, ss it becomes alike painful
stroke At the heart of our Order, as well as
at the heart of our nation.
R6SotDed, That this Lodge in common
with the order, will hold itaelf in readi ..
ness to assist and unite in such funeJaI OBJ
sequies as may be determined upon by our
citizens in saying proper respects to the
memory ofthe deceased Chief Magistrate,
and it hereby becomes the duty of the N.
6. and Secretary TO- call ogt tho lodge,
wherein it has been determined to unite in
such public demonstration of fraternsl 1e-
spect for the distinguished dead.
Reso,1ed, That the Host is hereby in
structed TO drspe the charter and emblems
Of this Lodge in mourning, 50 to remain for
the space Of thirty days in commemoration
Of this calamitous epoch in our country
history.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

TzE RExA1Ks OF THE LATE President TO
Pass THRoreH CLEVELAND BY reference to
our yesterday afternoons despstches, it
will bs seen that the funeral coStsgs will
leave Washington Thursdsy morning,
passing tn Ough Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland,
Toledo and Chicago, to Springfield, Illinois.
Itis not now known definitely when the
body will arrive in this city-pOssibly on
Saturday night, and remain over Sunday.
The City Council last night passed res
olutiOn offered by Mr.. Townsend, appOint-
ing Messrs. Thomas Jones, Jr., Joseph
Sturges, Ansel Roberts and Amos Towns
end, Committee to act in conjunction
with the Mayor, in making arrangements
for the suitable reception Of the remains,
and for such other demonstrations Of sor-
row and respect as shall be deemed fitting.
Since the above was in type, Mayor SEN
ter has received the following telegram
from S, eretsry Stanton:
WAsREoIoE, April 1880 4. n.
6. B. SerteT, MeyOr:
The remains of President Lincoln will
pass through Cleveland. The detail of the
arrangements will be communicated IS
soon as they are determined upon.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

SERVICES IL TEE CHURoHEs To. DAT.-Iu
accordance with the recommendation Of
the Acting Secretary of State and the Mayor
of the City, the First Presbyterian Church
will be open at twelve o'clock, ct noon, to-
day, for appropriate services. Hon. S. ].
Andrews will preside, and suitable address
ses will be made by other prominent citi-
rens, the meeting being opened and closed
with religious services.
The First Baptist Church will also be
opened at the same hour. for services sp-
propriate to the day snd occasion. Hon.
R. P. spalding will preside, and several
citizens will make brief addresses, accom-
panied by religious services.
In compliance with an invitation from
the State Department, divine services will
be held in st. Johns Church, West Side,
appropriate to the occasion of the funeral
of the late and lamented President Lin
coin, this day, at twelve o'clock n. The
congregation is invited to attend.
Trinity Church will be open ct noon,
for services appropriate to the day.
A sermon will be preached in st. Paul's
Church, to-day, On the occasion of the
burial of the late President, Abraham Lin
coin.
The Detroit Street Congregational Church
will be open for public services, at noon.
The Congregational Conference. now In
session there, will adjourn for that pur-
pose.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

F1RE.-Fire was discovered about half
past ten o'clock last night, in the lumber
room in the rear of the house No. 1876 Erie
street, occupied by DR.. Blair, and owned by
Mr.. VIM. G. scofeld. This room and out
kitchen, as well as the rear of the house,
were burned. Nearly ell the furniture was
removed. Dr.Blair can not, of course, ,esti-
mate his loss, but it will not be heavy.
There is an insurance of $1,000 on the
house which will doubtless more than cover
the loss. It must have been the work o
an incendiary ss no fire was ever used in
the lum Der room.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

BUReLARY.-R. ]. Pugh's wstch and
jeWelry store, under Russell's Forest City
House, was entered late on Monday night
by Joseph Marsh. The burglar had COB
bled up large amount of jewelry, such as
rings, brooches, &c, and watches which
had been left there for repairs, and was
passing out Of the window with his plunder,
wheE, seeing a watchmsn near, he tried
to conceal himself, but YVES discovered, and
marched to the City Prison. His case came
up yesterday in the Police Court. He was
bound over TO the Court Of Common Pleas,
in the sum OF $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

s+iss BELL R1xeERs.-Ws are happy Ia
announce that the celebrated Peak Family
of Swiss Bell Ringers will make their
appearance in this city next Friday night.
They will give three concerts, Friday and
Saturday nights and q matinee Saturday
afternoon. This family would under any
circumstances draw great house; but now
there are strong additional attractions.
This company ia now formed from the con-
solidstion of the Lancashire Bell Ringers
and the CsmPanalogisns, or Swiss Bell
Ringers, numbering in all score of per-
formers, on three hundred and forty nine
silver bells.
They will appear in Brainard's Hail,
which has been refittsd and beautifully
frescoed. They will be warmly welcomed.
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NEW YORR MABKET-APTn 10.
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FlOur-Hesvy snI5910c lower.
Sales at 81 65@7 10 for extra state; 50 2o9s -
for common to sood shipping brands extra roand
hoop Ohio. and SO 459s 50 for trads brands
Market closing heavy.
the 81 o..
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COrm-Dull aud dropping. Sales Of new yellow
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HOps-Duli small salts ct lo940c-
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prime mess
Heef-Quiet.
BacOn-QuIet at 51<9155I for Cumberlan4
cut I6c for long g-ribbed and 16} for short Ribbed
Lsaro-HesVy.