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Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all city
Druggists and first class CoaRtry Grocers..x q
As q MEDICINE Mains Wine Is invaluable, being
among the best inpt the best remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice ofthe berry, and unadulterated by any impure
ingredient, I'VE can heartily recommended IL TO The
sick as hEDfCTNE. wv "fkNEAFa Nhb
''ro the days OF the aged 1t addeth length,
/ ~ TO the mighty it addeth strength" oya4 ="
Ills a balm Tor the sick, joy for the we'll
/ Druggists and Grocers buy and sell sts
MAINS, Ell DERB KRRY WINE.s
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4 THEATRIcAL.-The full Boston Theatre Com
pany will open at Deering Hall on Monday
evening next. S''Under the Gaslight," new
local drama replete with incident and which
has been played to crowded houses in Boston,
New York and Philadelphia, is to be brought
out. Mr.. E, M. Leslie is the business manager
for the company Y & ER
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C0t0rsJt Can be Cured
HEADACHE relieved, and in fact evorv ,,.o,.,
f1of the and head permanently cured hS ne
use of the well-known remedy, ~ '"'
Readers German SNUFF!
Try it, for it costs but &c., For sale nv all dr,,s
gists; or send 35c to o. P. SEYMOUR q CO. Ros
not, and receive box byreturn mail. sepadtfsN
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THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE

D l3nIua Gaj $50 sle PRESS 11 l.aygmaI afh
May be obtained at the Periodical Del,ots OF Fes,
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Colesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot and on the train oil
q. M. Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot.
AT Biddeftrd, Of Pillsbury Bros. ..,~...-s
AT Saco off, s. Locke - s'.ff-f'P=s's ~
At Brunswick of w. X. Fields, 81 ss.in.tf0
At Waterville, of j. s. Carter
At Gorham of News A gent. ~
AT Bath OFF. o. Shaw
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HUDsoN's STuDIo-We were much gratified
yesterday by visit to the studio of j. b. Hud-
son, Jr,, who has recently removed to his new
quarters in the Casco Bank building. Mr.
Hudson shows evidence of rapid improvement
in the sketches which he exhibits as part of the
summers work. We noticed especially new W
drawings Of trees, which were very faithful
and minute Also beautiful little picture of
birds nest, and study of rocks at White
Head. Now that Mr.. Fl. has secured so good
Location, we hope that our citizens will see to
lt that ne has fair share of support and SYM
patty ~ I i4 s,. i e, = = o0- go
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!, New sMarriaee 1a,,ide..

An Essaytor Young Men, on Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impedments to MARRi-
ter envelopes tfee OF charge. Address, Dr. j. Skill
LIN lIOUGHTON, Howard Associations Philadel-
phia, Pa. p ~ IT - p = Sept 26-d& w3m sN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Browns Bronchial TrOches

Having direct influence to the parts, giving imme
date relief Fer Drsnchitis, Asthma, Ca
tnrrh, Consumptive and Throat diseases,
Troches are used with always goodsuccess.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
to clear and strengthen the voice. FAa
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches." and do
not take amy OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered. Sold Everywhere. gpo13d&w3m sN
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II Fl Fl PRESS
Friday Morning, November Is, 1857,

First Page to-day-"Bread or Bullets"
the Course of the Presdent-lmpeachmen !;
How Republicans Manage Out West; Impor-
tant to Farmers; Varieties, Is "A ,se..s s....tl.
Fourth Page-Twenty Years; Too Much
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A GRAND SIGHT.-Those who were fortunate
enough to get view of Mount Washington
yesterday noon could but have been struck
with the beautiful appearance it presented. The
mountains are covered with snow, and the sun
shining upon il gave the most striking contrast
of light and shadow that we have ever seen
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SECOND PARIsH.-An adjourned meeting of
the Second Parish will be held at the Willis
School room, on Chestnut street, this evening,
at Z o'clock. A full attendance is requested
lallls taa - iIa ydi JgH. WEBSTER, Clerk.
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A FINE assortment of oversacks may be found
at 29e Congress street, Grin Hawkes. 8 Co.'S.
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.f The ALABAMA CONVENTION AS SEEN BY A
CoPpERHEAD.--The New York World has a
special correspondent at Montgomery who
writes OF the Convention in session there with
such poor wit as copperhead may command.
Concerning the four Maine men, to whom we
have previously referred as members of the
convention, he speaks az follows: oiil.aisaa 10
Alfred E. Buck, of Maine, is not otherwise
noticeable than for the smgularity of his sobri-
qdet in Mobile, which he represents"
III. ID. Stanwood defies effort to locate him.
1t is thought, however, that he is from Massa-
chusetts, where he has a brother. He has
been q cattle drover to California and is cred
tied with several negro disturbances more or
less serious in this State. y8ar.se az f,.
b. w. Norris, of Maine, is a truly loyal man.
He was United States Commissary, has
bought large plantation, and is a large man,
with a large beard and a high forehead, and
a wide nOstril-two of them-that scent trea-
son in every gale Major Norris cannot abide
rebel preachers, but the SAVIOR of Mon cler-
ic is sweet unto his SOUL Therefore he Wig
orously insisted to-day that none but a"safe"
chaplain should be elected and on that rock
the convention split into adjournment. 20
Charles A. Miller, of Maine, wears the Sec
Ond of the two clean shirts in the Convention
He was for six years clerk of the Maine House
of Representatives, and is an ex-Federal army
officer, major. iinVa 9si htst hil -
e. w. Peck of Tuscaloosa, is said by the
correspondent to be an old Alabama lawyer
and q good one. sl asBt7f f9hil9 iatif1
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MAsoNIo.-At the annual meeting of the
Portland Lodge, LNos1, Wednesday evening,
the following officers We're elected: George E.
Taylor, NJ; B. F. Andrews, s. W.; John P.
Hobbs, J. W.; W.O. Fox, T.; Eben Went
worth, s.; J. M. Heath, VIM. Curtis and M. A
Blanchard, Finance Committee; VIM. Curtis
member of the Board of Trustees -" o.lita Is
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Mr.. FULLER, of Boston, viii lecture before
the Saccarappa Lyceum this evening, on
Brother Jonathan and his Peculiarities''F
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DRY GooDs.- E. T. Eden & Co., at
their large store, No. 3 Free Street Bloch, have
one of the finest stocks of Dry Goods to be
found in tfds city. They keep a good assort-
ment of housekeeping goods, and have con-
stantly on hand a large lot of sewing ma
chimes ~
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Turner's Tic Douleureux, or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
seyerest completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia In the face or head
GUS disease wristbands its magic influence. It has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans 1t contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt Of
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 12t
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietors.
For sale by W. F. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July IS. eod&w1ysn srs
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ATTEMPT AT SUIoDE.-An unknown man
attempted to commit suicide Wednesday night
by jumping from the Eastern Wharf He
seemed to be determined to accomplish his OBJ
ject, and strongly eprimanded parties for in
terfering with his business; but after some ar
gument was liberal enough to postpone this
important proceeding till some more favorable
opportunity. n . ~ w ETsIEE EAIY
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NEW ADVERTISER EKTs.
NoA.RaSi6pnt

N The city OF Portland, in the Coul y OF CuIDher-
Il land. for the year 1866. The GLOWING list OF
Taxes on real estate Of non resident owners IN the
city Of Portland, for the year 1866, In bills commit
60 70 Henry p Lord Collector of said city, on Inc
nrse day OF september 1866, has been returned oy nm
70 me az remaining nnpaiI the thirtytrst day OF
august 1857; by his certificate of that date and now
remains unpaid; and notice Is hereby given that u
the said taxes and interest and charges not PAID
meo the treasury OF the said city, within eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment Of the said
ois 80 much OF the real estate taxed as viii be suf-
neient TO pay the amount due therefor including In
terest and charges, will without further notice he
SOLD al public auction at the office OF the TTsasur
and Collector, in said city. "Wednesday the six
teenth day Of April 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
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CHIEF JUSTICE BIGELow of Massachusetts
has decided to retire from the bench and ac-
cept the place Of Actuary of the Massachusetts,
Life Insurance Company. Justice Hoar will
doubtless succeed him.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Acknowledgements this Day
ENrEgrAISMrNT ocLUa

EsTEspAINMHNT ocLU1S. "a
DeeIing Hall Boston Theatre Company.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Furnitnre-Eyans & Bailey. -.
Fms-MeCallar.
Pile Omtnent--Q. A. HILL -,rrsrMg
House Tor Sale-H. q. Quincy NV ~
Corn-E. H. Burgin l. Co
< NJ. l.. Az. S. Gerrish ,s.s--.assssa.uuz1lss
House for Sale-W. II. ferris
Male School Teacher Wanted.sF
Ring Lost A. Parsons. 1'-A9A
1rnd ID Moiasses-Geo. s. Hunt.
Administrators Net'ce-Phinehas Barnes.
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Mr.. Johnson has at last broken the rksoihe
silence imposed upon him. aud said--ho'","e'
except that the Constitution when i'o nos
literally left with the people along 'le i'''1
from Washington to 81. Lonis ,l''e nl"
than year ago, has been re'utueu san, W.,
sonnd and now he wants it translated, We
have had a suspicion for some Time 'haI Tue
prosiden, found a certain difficulty in compre-
heading the original English of the constitution.
The Hon. John A. Peters of Bangor suggested
last summer, at the Augusta convention, that
the trouble was kind ofblindness-blind stag
gers, perhaps-which might be remedied by
printing the Constitution and laws in raised
letters and teaching the President to read, as
the pupils in asylums for the blind are taught
by touch. This is probably the translation
which the President wants. If those passages
in the Constitution which define the powers
3 of Congress could be emphasized with needle
points, it is possible that their meaning might
get through Mr.. Johnson's tough cuticie ana
perhaps even reach the curious structure which
serves him for a brain A learned pig, capa-
BILE of reading short and easy sentence, has
been exhibited to an admiring public, and
we cannot think that the Presidents case
is altogether hopeless.
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Mr.. Stewards secret negotiations for the
purchase of st. Thomas for the sum OF W ,OOo,-
600 have been blown upon,' and the prospects
for abargain are materially damaged. A worse
than McCracken is responsible hurricane.
The desirabihty of naval station where hum
dreds of lives and $1O,OOO,OOo worth of proper
ty are destroyed in single gale is questioned.
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FORMAL TRANSFER OF ALASKA TO THE UNI
TED STATEs.-The formal transfer of Russian
America to the United States Government
took place OF October 10, through Captain
Festrechoff, Acting Commissioner on behalf
of Russia, and Major Gen. Rousseau on the
part of our Government. The ceremony is
thus described: t,e z,-.r Ia, ,,,s,o,, an
At three o'clock p. NJ a battalion of United
States troops, under command of Major Chas
g. Wood, of the 9th Infantry, was drawn ND in
line in front of the Governors residence
where the transfer took place. By llalf-past
three large concourse of people had assem-
bled, comprising Americans, Russians of all
classes, Creoles and Indians, all eager to wit
ness the ceremonies. Precisely at the last
named hour The Russian forts and fleet fred
saiutes in honor of the lowering of the Rus
sian flag; but the flag would not come down.
In lowering it tore its entire width close by
the halliards, and foated from the crosstrees,
some forty feet from the ground. Three Rus
sian sailors then attempted to ascend the inch
and q half guy ropes supporting the flagstaff,
but each failed to reach his national emblem.
a fourth assembled in a boatswain's chair
seized the flag and threw it in a direction di-
rectly beneath him. but the motion of the
wind carried it off, and caused sepsaiA..i.-----.-
cry heart Five nAipnts sssrs nd lowering Of
gracefnlly up, floating handsomely and free
Mr.. Geo. Dovell Rousseau having the honor OF
ninging the flag to the breeze, and the United
States steamers Ossipee and Resaca at the
same time honoring the event by firing salutes.
As the Russian flag was lowered Capt Fes-
trechoff stepped forward and addressed Gen.
Rousseau as follows: f,.. r-r ..tt.,. ...et
General: AS Commissioner of his Imperial
Majesty the Emperor of Russia, / now trans
fer and deliver the territory of Russian Amer
lea, ceded by His Majesty to- the United
States"
Gen. Rousseau, in response, as the Ameri-
can flag assembled said: bludasa ylHiTi5j aT3F
Captain: As Commissioner on behalf of the
United States Government, receive and ac-
cept the same accordingly" - '''1
Several ladies witnessed the ceremonies,
among them Princess Makesatoff, Mrs. Cen
Davis and Mrs. Major Wood. The Princess
Wspt audibly as the Russian flag went down
The transfer was conducted in purely di.
plomatic and business-like manner, neither
bouquets nor speeches following The entire
transaction was concluded in a few hours, the
Ossipee, with the Commissioner on board
steaming into the harbor at eleven O'clock in
the forenoon, and at four O'Clock in the after-
noon a dozen American flags hoated over the
newly born American city Of Sitka. 10 ''''
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! New 1st Glass Brick House. {

E,RENCH Roof. II square rooms, and first rate
Closets, tor Sale, No. Federal street. Gas
pipes laid, AIeeee Furnace in Brick cement Cellar
floor, plentyo water and tor terms enquire No.
Federal Stree I, OF at .aL
Fancy Goods store north Old City Hall build
ing Congress Street "i q -i-t.'.t .t 20
November 10. div
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NEW GRAMMAR SCHOOL The new grammar
school which has just been put in operation in
the Hall of the Lowell street grammar school,
by the School Committee is found to be a
great convenience for those scholars living in
the extreme west end of the city 1t is attend
ed by some forty or fifty of both sexes, who
haveformerly had to travel down to Bracket
or f ark streets. 1t is graded school and IS
under the charge of Miss A. M. Carleton, an
accomplished teacher in that location,
oBBILLIARD MATcH.-The game of billiards
played between Sargent of this city, and Gull
q ette of Montreal, at Swasey's Billiard Hall,
last evening, resulted in favor of Guillette by
two to one. Mr.. G. is pupil of Dion, of Mon
treal (who has challenged the world), and
played the best game that has been played on
Swasey's new tables. Mr.. Guillette's best run
was 1873 points. E4T69 ffsft5fSyI7
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THE HoTEL.-The new hotel progresses rap
idly The from. will be a model of arehitectur-
al symmetry, and great ornament to Middle
street. The great mass of light Sandstone has
a very pleasant effect amid SO many walls of
red brick. 1t is said that the furnishing of this
hotel will cost 100000. al'5 'st"A
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Iyltoss q McFar1assd.

IyltOss q Mcfarland.
Desire to attention to the fact that more than
O -
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION In the
late IRE. Parties desirings -
FIRST RATE SAFE.
At MODERATE PRICE, will please caiio on
EMERY q WATERHOUSE,
-, Middle Street. Portland.
Or as 40 Sudbury Street., Besssn. rs
EE-Second- hand Safes takenin exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Tilton 81 McFarland,s Safes, can order o.
Emery, Waterhouso q Co. th
Jauf5-sNistwin each moaadv remainder of time
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TIDE TARLEs,-We have received copy of
the Coast, Survey tide tables, computed for :
1868, for the Atlantic coast of the United States
The tables give the time and height of the tide
for 2s principal ports for every day in the year.
An additional table gives the difference to BET
added TO or subtracted from the time of high
water at the nearest of the principal ports, for
over a hundred minor ports The tables are
thus made available for twenty-five harbors on
the coast Of Maine. The predictions are based
on exact and in most cases long continued oh
servations and are as nearly accurate as such
predictions Gamble. The tables are for sale in
this cityby Messrs. Lowell & Senter and Mr..
C. a. Farley e'"".'f' tt4i'f =. tf l9N''-
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FURNITURE.--Messrs. Evans & Bailey, Nos
and 2 Free street block, have very large
and valuable stock of furniture in their ware
rooms. to which the attention of the public is
invited They are selling off their stock Of
croekery at low rates, as they intend to give up
that branch Of the business to make more
room for furniture. lo ,-,iFrt Ffa s,ti ,.l55 81
Mattresses and bedding are made to order
and all kinds Of fine repairing and ornamen-
tai painting done to order alFi ysdi ,9qh,q ID
Mrs. PARTINGToN INsULTED.-The White
Mountains of New Hampshire are evidently
great institution-yery high, heavy frosts
beautiful view, four dollar dinners. Bpt the
practical eye of certain renowned Drake saw
those smooth-faced rocks. and thereupon adorn-
ed and variegated the bride path to the Tin
Top House with his familiar s. T.-1seO-X
Plantation Bitters. This raised the ire of the
Mrs Partington's composing the Legislature
of the Granite State, who got their wise heads
together, soutlawedi DR.. Drake ,and made it a
penal offence to ply the artistic brush on their
beloved hills. Verify, the fine arts are Al ads
count in New Hampshire. Query.-Did Drake
pay them for this splendid advertisements W
! MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toiiat art;-
eIe--saperior to cologne, and at half the nr;cas
nov9eod2W&yW2wi
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T. Z. whipple has been employed to write
the life of ex-Gov Andrew. 'i-i e.4i lG1
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LARGE FARE FARE OF MACKEREL.--Last
week the schooner Annie Freeman brought
656 barrels of mackerel to Portland. This was
the largest fare ever brought to This citv ei3A
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The basis of its remedial properties is vegetable
compound. q t8 b ttT9
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. *
1t will keep the hair rom failing out ILJik 1
II cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and silken. " 1alIillI -
. 1t Is n spelended hair dressing . -Ff.-
4. p HALL. n CO.. Nashua, N. H.
ProprietOrs. .egr.r..
Nov 7-d1m ,-.- --.. .-. .-..
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Lost I

IN the York and Cumberland Depot, a GOLD
Il RING. ornamental with black Jets. The finder
Will confer favor, and be suitably rewarded by
turning said ring to A. Parsons, Dentist, No. Free
Street Block. noyi6d2ts
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PARK STREET ,FIR-There was a goodly
attendance at the Park Street Fair last eve
ming, although the clouded sky gave strong in
dications of rain. There was excellent music
by the Portland Band, andmanytook advans
tage of this fine opportunity to enjoy the pleas
ure of the dance. The tables looked very nret
ty and evidently were well supplied The 'luck
clothes line" drew quite a crowd, and the pla-
card thereon ANNOUNCING that 1909 articles and
a gold watch were to be sold at thirty cents
each, created considerable excitene n t. as eaef,
individual thought he might be the lucky one.
Some one will get it,. This afternoon the sale
of articles will begin, and thisi evening. the
mueh-talked-of '.Old Folks Concert" will
come off, which will be very Interesting ll{J
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Glover, (who will command her,) and others A.
Roekand. NeA'' VI
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby gwen that the Buoys in Kauua-
bee rivea, above Bath, Me-. have been removed tor
the winter season.. -
BY order OF the Light House Board
JOHN POPE,
y. ii. Inspector. LIST District.
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ell NA----- ANkh
AssEMBLY.-The Coach Makers Union will
hold their second assembly at Mechanics Hall
on Tuesday evening, Nov. ed. At the one
given Wednesday evening all had a tip-top
time
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EVE r. HTHITG
lo9 For Shooting or Fishing

Also fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors, SCISSORS, Tail
or's BARRIERS and other SHEARS, Frat and Flo,oer
Ware nav b ne ostans3 sna BAILEY nara
aug27eodtf sn No. As Excbo~ ~ "-~ast.
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WE are glad to see the sewer work at the
foot of Pleasant street drawing to close. The
doing" in that vicinity has been awful.
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'' q 'A-'as DIR. s. s, FITCH,S. 500 "a
6 E'amily PhvSician .,

Seventy pages: price rs CENTS. Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book 10 received,
read and fully approved. 1t Is perfect guide 10 the
sick or ndsposed. Address DIR. s.. 8. FITCH, %
fremont Street, Boston. = SIN ~ RJan29dly
FIT will not be convenient Tor DR.. Fitch to visit
Portland again. ''i st'' t''' ''iA AiiiNA'
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LARCENY OF CIGARS Marshal Head, ON
wednesday, arrested two young men for break
ing and entering the store of Rufus Stanley on
Saturday night and stealing ten boxes of ci-
garss valued at $50. BE also, on the same day,
arrested Thomas Conley for received the goods
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THERE has been mistaken impression that
Surratt is to be tried at the present term of the
Supreme Court in the District of Columbia
The criminal term does not, in fact begin till De-
cember AT that time Judge Fisher, who pre-
sided at the former trial, will be on the bench,
but the District Attorney has not yet decided
whether he will bring up the case again or not.
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2 AZ story House for 81, 700.

q IL StOry HOUSE TOT %z,IUOs
T COATED on Monument street, convenient for
Ia two families. Will rent Tor $3.50. Plenty good
water. Lot 34x73 feet. Will exchange for a lot down
town In part payment.
Apply to w. N. JERRIa,
nol6diw' Real Estate Agent, opp. Preble House.