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GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, April 4.-The defeat of the minis
try in the House of Commons last evening
forms the chief topic of conversation. Nearly
all the journals have editorial articles on the
subject this morning. r.ailaso
The Times says: The Commons have resolv-
ca tnat tins cancer of the Empire shall be re-
moved. The rejection of Stanley's amend
ment to postpone consideration to the next
Parliament, and the adoption OF Gladstone's
resolution to go into committee is merely the
first step OF separation. The national Will is
soon to be expressed, and it will be in no nm
certain sound. 1t will insist that the work so
happily begun shall be thoroughly performed
This mornings vote is the dawn of a reunited
Empire. ireland may take confidence from
this vote that she is sustained by vast bal
ance of opinion of the United Kingdom. The
wrongs of ages are to be ended, and right done
amid the reclamation of the nation. This
must guarantee peace.
The Morning Post concludes a very able ar
ticle with the following words: This vote is
the death warrant of the Irish church. No
falrer trophy has been won by the liberal parry
since the emancipation act OF 1929.
The Standard says: The effect of this vote
will be to waste the session without advancing
the object proposed one single step.
LONDON, March 4-Evening American
vessel, which. had just arrived with cargo of
naptha, was burnt to the waters edge at her
wharf at Antwerp, last evening The name of
the vessel has not yet transpired.
Tue annual race between the Oxford and
Cambridge University crews took place to-day
over the usual course, on the river Thames
The crews Were in fine condition, and there
was considerable anticipation that the Cam.
bridge crew might again wrest the honors of a
triumph from the NOxfords. The contest was
closely contested throughout. By strenuous
enort on the last mile the Oxfords gradually
i3rgea ahead and passed the goal three lengths
tho"oo ani,usG most uproarous cheers of the
mo who lined the banks and crowded
1ne aecEs KS Oh lnnumerable river craft in attend
ance. Inc royal steam yacht of the Prince Of
Wales was present, containing the Prince and
Princess Princes together with many other distin.
gulsneg;, persJ ha The distance pulled was
victorious Oxfords in 20 minutes. ny VIC
LONDON, April 5.An important meeting d
the Cabinet was held on Saturday, to conside,
what action should be taken in view Of tha
vote Friday night on Mr.. Gladstone's resoIn
tions. 1t is reported that the Ministers de.
cided to resign in case the opposition should
retain their large majority after the recess o
Parliament.
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g Q M Nj Il " CIAL
Foreign Exports at Por,land.,e

The total value of foreign exports from this port
the past week amounts to sal ,2S0.O9. Included in
the shipments were 1876 box Shocks 90 1888 hoops,
casks SOB gross matches 10000 laths SO casks vine
gar rs pkgs leather bbls oysters, 52S bales hay
49oo bush peas 1898 do wheat, 1850 do seed 27,Jl9
ashes 900 do pork. 400 do beef, 1860 cheese
aoiS 90 10, a. Is sewing MACHINES II pkgs fish 40
tongues 1900 do leather 1922 yards duck IS pkgs
mdse:, II bbls. steam packing, S141 bush oats, 46
bbls beans, 5boxes cheese, Al bbs Seed 10 boxes to-
200 bbs. 0at meal. 100 do corn meal
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

NEW YORK, April IA Columbia, S. c.,
special says the Democratic State Convention
adjourned last night. A full State ticket was
nominated, including Hon. w. d. Porter for
Governor The Representatives to Congress
and the delegates to the National Democratic
Convention were also chosen. The whites are
advised to vote but under nominal protest
against the reconstruction acts. j.a.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, April A special dis
patch to the Avalanche says:-Heavy MAORI
ties returned from Pulaski and Jefferson
counties make the result of the election doubt
ful-both parties claiming it. Gen. Gillem's
order announcing the result alone can decide
it, In the election for the new Legislature not
two thousand whites voted. There is one ne
gro in the Senate and five in the House
ORDER FOR THE ARREST OF SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The Superintendent of Public Buildings re-
fused to give up the keys OF the Capitol, which
was entered at night and the doors thrown
open. The House ordered the arrest of the
Superintendent, which has not been effected,
though he is daily on the street. g.sl ~
FOURTEENTH ARTICLE OF THE CONSTITUTION.
The House ratified the 18th article of the
Constitution yesterday, but the Senate refused
because no official proclamation has been made
OF the result of the election. ,tu Aa4 =,
p ia ASSEMBLING OF THE LEGISLATURE. .,,....
In response to kilograms from State officials,
zen. G1l1em saws he has no authority to pre-
vent the peaceful assemblage of the Legisla-
ture and the occupancy of the Capitol by it.
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MISSOURI.


. ST. LOUIS, March Am election was held
in this city to-day for three police commission
ers and two street inspectors, chief of the fire
regular Democratic ticket was chosen by
large majority. The Republicans had no can
didates in the field, but supported the indie
pendent ticket. The total vote polled is little
over 5000. An election was also held for new
city charter and for the purchase by the city
of wharf property extending from Ninth to
Clary street, distance of fifteen squares.
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Lost!
Lost I

Lost!
TN City Hall Tuesday Evening. dark Sable Muff.
Il Any one finding the same will be rewarded by
leaving il at the Press Office. apr2df
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April 4-Evening.-Conso 90 for money
and SO q 93t t0r account. - 80 - -
American securities-U, S. 5-2O's 72a. IllinoiS Can
trail shares 9ls; Erie Railroad shares 485.
LIVERPOOL, April 4-Evening Cotton closed
buoyant and advanced; sales 80 900 bales; Middling
Middlng Orleans 123 a 12sd. Provisions-Perk firm,
sr at S2s 3D. Lard frmer at els Cd. Produce-Naval
St1TesEcommon Rosin Is; Spirits Turpentine 33s 9s
IailoW 45s. Other articles unchanged
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WEST INDIES,



New YORK, April A Havana special says
the students of the University of the Royal
Institute are now obliged to go to Madrid, the
professorships being vacated by reason of the
non payment of the professors.
A recent order of the Bishop prohibits Chi
namen from baptism until they have obtained
residence.
The recent plantation fires have been traced
to incendiaries. fE -
An American had died of cholera on brig
at Manzanilla, and the vessel was put into
Quarantine
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GEORGIA.
THE GovERNORsHIP

New YORK, April 5.-The following is cor
rect statement Of the position of the candi-
dates for the Governorship of Georgia:
AtGnta, Apra 4.-Gen. Meade has declared
that Judge Irwin is ineligible for the office of
Governor, and the latter now declines to run.
The Central Executive Committee of the
Democratic party OF Georgia have recommend
ed Gen. Gordon in his place, and Gen. Meade
says Gordon is ineligible. A large meeting was
held here last night, at which Gen. Gordon
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CALICO RNIA.


SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-The Nicaragua
steamship Moses Taylor sailed to-day for San
Juan. Commercial steamer days are changed
to the 18th and both of each MONTH The banks
will hereafter close at 3 P. M. every day with
out regard to the sailing of steamers,
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To Bricklayers, Owners and Con.
tractors. ll H-.r

A I regular meeting of the Bricklayers' Union,
"A held at their room on Wednesday last the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution were unanimously
adopted.
Whereds-We having duly considered the present
condlon OF the market in relation to the exOrbtant
prices of provisions fuel, rent, &C., we deem il a
matter OF necessity in behalf of the Justice we owe
to ourselves and families, to demand the following
rate of wages for tt year ensuing; therefore,
ResotUed = That we, members of the Portland
Br1cklayers Union, do hereby notify all contractors
and owners that on and after April list inclusive, to
December, we demand the following prices:
First Class Workmen, per day.. $500
Second do do do do ........... $50
Third do do do do ........... $50
This refers only to members of this Association.
apr3d3t PER ORDER,
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CANADA.
THE FENIAN PRISONERS.

THE FENlAN PRISONERS.
New YORK, April A special So VS. that a
letter from Fenian prisoner in Canada states
that Father McMahon, one of the prisoners
now confined in a Canadian Bastile, is at the
point Of death. His companion, Robert Blors
Lynch, once brave Union soldier, having a
hardy constitution, is still hearty and cheerful.
These men have been treated with the same
indignity as common felons
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War Department,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,


Washington, ID. c., March ?, 1865
ADVERTISEMENT.
A n Army Medical Board TO consist of Surgeon
"A j: b. Brown, Brevet Brig. Gen'I U. s A., Sur
geon ii. r. Writ, Brevt Lieut.. Col u. S. A., Sur
geon John Moore, Brevet Col. U. S. A. and As
slstant Surgeon A. A Woodruff, Brevet Lieut. Col.
U. S. A. will meet in New York City ON the LIST OF
May next for the examination of ssstant Surgeons
U. s. Army, for promotion, and of candidates Tor
admission into the Medical Staff OF the U S. Army
Applicants mustb be between 81 and 80 years of age
physically sound, and graduates of regular medi-
cal college
Applications for permission 10 appear before the
Board should be addressed to tie Surgeon General,
U. S. Army and must state the full name residence
and date and place of birth OF the candidate.
Testimonials TO character and qualifications
must furnished. If the applicant has been in the
medical service OF the Army during the late War,
the fact should be stated t. gether with his former
rank, and date and place of service, and testimoni
ais from officers with whom he has served should
also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing examination, as it is an indispensable
prerequisite to appointment. The number OF vacan-
cies now existing in the Medical Corps of the Army
is thirty mine.
j. X. BARNES,
Surgeon General, U. S. A.
Mar 6-til june 81.
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Wanted,

A RENT for a small family, no children, central
"A by located, AMI not to excecd S225 90. Ad>
dress -.- Box 22f0, Portland
April 1-d2w
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A VALUABLE REMEDY.-"The Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam is one of the best medi-
cines tor Coughs, Colds and Pulmonary Complains,
offered to the public. Physicians of the high
est respectabity prescribe 10, and thousands o(dn,-
lilies keep it on hand as standard family medicine
Getthe genuine. REED, CUTLER q CO., Drug
gists, Boston, Proprietors.
Mar 3d. cod swim
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PENNSYLYANIA.

( 1asf1 DEATH OF THOMAS HANLON.
HARRISBURG, April 5.-Thomas Hanlon, the
acrobat, died of his injuries this morning His
brother arrived this morning and will take the
body to New York tonight.
/ GEN. SHERMAN. Dr..
Gen. Sherman passed through here this
morning on his way to Washington.
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INDIAN AFFAIR

SUSPENSION OF WORK ON THE SMOKY HILL
li ROUTE DEMANDED. al
ST. LOUIS, March Am Omaha special says
A letter from the North Platte of the I'd inst
says Spotted Tail is ready for treaty, but the
Ogallalas, under Turkey Leg, and the Cheyen-
mes, under Dull Knife, numbering IT'S lodges,
demand that work be suspended on the Smoky
Hill route and refuse to come in
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q SMALL GUNPowDER PLOT.

SAVANNAH, April "a Republican meeting
at Valdosta, Ga, last night dispersed under
considerable excitement on discovering keg
containing small quantity of powder under
the speakers desk. Both parties accuse each
other of completely in the affair 1ort( -
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VIRGINIA..
RIOT APPREHENDED


RICHMOND, March A telegram to the Dis
patch says riot is .apprehended at Mldiothlan
coal pit Tomorrow. About 2O0 BLACKS struck
for higher wages, and to-day, While idle, one
of their number got into tight with white
man, and the negro disappeared, and his COM
rades are now hunting the nelghborhood with
threats against all whites unless he is found
alive. The blacks are now III o'clock) gather
ed on a hill near the pits. Troops have been
sent for from Richmond.
Ldter-The trouble at Midlothian pits YES
terday quieted down after the arrival of a
squad of cavalry. No one was hurt.
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
In the Convention to-day a communication
was read from Gen. Schofeld, approving the
ordinance for the issue of certificates of in
deDtedmess to pay the expenses of the Conven-
llon Inns approval extends only to April 9th,
ana the Time for the redemption of the certifi-
Gates Is to be fixed hereafter by the General.
Inc Convention will probably have to levy
TAX II the session is continued. The report ON
representation was adopted. sUs rs5l.- --f
APPOINTMENTS.
Gen. Schofield to-day made new appoint
me1ts to the City Council-among them the
following: Collector Alalford, Alex Sharpe,
Postmaster, and Horace l.. Kent, VIM. G, AL
len, Geo. Smith and III. G. Clinton all promi-
nent citizens. 4 5s.atre ,vrtsfFslts II.
FRAUDS OF REVENUE OFFICERS.
The United States grand Jury has found
trne bills against about thirty revenue officers
tor fraud.
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R HODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, April 5.-James G. Edgerley,
who plead guilty to an Indictment for conspra-
cy torob the Merchants Union Express Com
pany of $4,000, was yesterday sentenced to
eight months Imprisonment
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TEXAS,
THE WAREHOUSE FRAUDS.

THE WAREHOUSE FRAUDS.
GALVESTON, March As pecial Agent Sloan
maker has arrested r. B. Stopp for Warehouse
frauds. Later Developments implcate mer-
chants and others. Stopp gave bond in $4,000.
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FRAUDS OF REVENUE OFFICERS.
ARK ANsAS.

The United States grand jury has found
rne bills against about thirty revenue officers
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ELLEN OBS.

CHICAGO, April "A fire tonight in build
ings Nos. 249 and 251 South Water street,
which were occupied by Theron Merritt, hard
ware, and Cyrus Hyde, commission merchant,
damaged the building and stocks. to the extent
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Billiard Rooms.

CITY MARSHAI'S OFFICE,
'-- PoRTI AND, April 1, 1868. T.
CHAPTER 20, SEcTIoN7. The keeper OF any Bill
lard room or table who admits mino thereto with
the written consent of their parent guardian,
suffers any persons play there after six O'Clock
in the afternoon of Saturday, or ten in the afternoon
of other days. shall forfeit ten dollars for the first
and twenty for each subsequent offence.
All persons violating the above law will be prose-
cuted.
JOHN s. HEALD
Argus and Star copy. City Marshal.
April2 div
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kIMBAIL 81
Patent Jump-Seat Carriages.


! A LOW us to call your attention to the KImBALL
IA JUMP-SEAT CARRIAGE-as used for two or
Jour persons. We have made great number of
these Carriages the past four years. ranging in weight
Tom $50 to 423 pounds, capable of carving four
grown persons, and we believe they are universally
liked better than any Carriage before offered to
the public. "
In addition to those heretofore built, which we
nave greatly improved we have invented and patent
ed and are now making an entirely New STYLE
JUMP SEAT with Buggy Top to fall back or take off
making Six different ways the same Carriage can be
used each perfect IN ITSELF and manufactured by no
other concern in the United States
Finding it impossible to supply the demand for
these desirable ana popular Carriages in the old fac
tory, we have built large and commOdious factory
corner Preble and Cumbei land streets, Portland
tor the manufacture of these Carriages exclusively
and we are now prepared to fill all orders at short
notice and GU reasonable terms.
We have letters from nearly One Hundred persons
owning and using these carriages, all stating that
they surpass anything ever before invented for
family carriage, and recommending all to purchase
them in preference to any other kind Cuts of the
carriages, price list &C., sent by mall on applica-
ton to the subscribers. FIf
All persons are hereby cautioned against making
or selling the Kimball Patent Jump Seat as our I'M
yentons and patents cover every possible movement
OF both seats. = :,
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Wanted Agents,

In all parts of the United States tor new work
"PEoPLE'S BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY" contain-
ing over eighty sketches OF eminent porsoDs Of all
ages and countries; women as well as men, o hand
some Octave book of about 600 pages, illustrated
with beautiful steel engravings; written by JAMES
PARTON, the most popular Of fiving authors whose
name will insure tor it a rapid sale. Send tor our de-
scriptive circular and see our EXTRA terms. A. 8.
HALE g. CO., Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
Mar 7-d&w4w H-r.F
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PARAGUAYAN WAR.

PARIS, April 5.-Advices from Rio de La
Plata to the 9th ult. state that the situation OF
the Paraguayan President, Gen. Lopez is not
SO desperate as the Brazilian accounts repre-
sent
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, April 4.-Minister Bancroft has
been commissioned by the United States gov
eminent to arrange and complete the treaty of
commerce and navigation with the North Ger
man Confederation and German Zollverein.
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40 LET.
To Let,
To Let.
House tn Let.

no Let,
PLEASANT Lodging Room to let at q Brown
l. street. rnar23d1w~thentf
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Building Lots at Auction
Attbe WestEnd.

w III be sold by auction, on SATURDAY, the
tI' tth day OF April next, at O'Clock z. M,
Pine anu lot Of land the Southcry corner Of
iPO ,eet on Vaughan adjoining the grounds Of Hon.
on Bcambam This is one Of the most desirable ots
liberal terms anu VIII be sold without reserve, on
e on 1se AIeioneers Sale on the premises
@ i ~ roseIuenee OF the storm the above sale
on the premises, E M. PAT,raEsNo e! = co 1i''
Apr 6-td -' ~ w.
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Notice..

Notice.
MY vile, Almeda Wedge, having left my bed and
1Nl board without just cause, hereby forbid aIl
persons from harboring or trusting her on INV &C.
count. OLIVER wFDIsE
Portland, March 81, 1868. apridiw. "N'
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NEW YORK.
WESTON THE PEDESTRIAN.

WESTON THE PEDESTRIAN.
BUFFALO, April 4.-Weston, the pedestrian,
arrived at this city this afternoon at 430 O'Clock,
and reached the business part of the city at
p. NJ, having walked 103 miles in a hours and
10 minutes, winning his wager of $4,000 in
gold. There was considerable enthusiasm and
excitement on his arrival in this city. He did
not appear bit fatigued, and walked along
briskly and smiling.
THE ERIE RAILROAD WAR.
NEW YORK, March 5.-In the Erie railroad
cases yesterday afternoon after considerable
sparring on the part of the counsel in regard
to the time to be allowed for filing replies to
the interrogatives served on Jay Gould, the
Erie director arrested at Albany last week,
Judge Barnard ordered that the replies should
be filed by next Wednesday, and held Mr..
Gould in $4,000 bonds with two securities.
Immediately after adjournment of the court
writ OF habeas corpus in Mr.. Gould's case
was issued by Judge Barrett, of the Court of
Oolillnon Pleas, and served on the sheriff. The
PsstGy adjourned to the chambers of the Court
In regard to the legal position of the case.
Judge Barrett decided to release Gould rom
the custody of the sheriff, and consign hin, 70
the custody OF an officer of the Court of Com
mon Pleas. " O'-''
| SYRACUSE, March "a large four story br;cl,
building on James street, occupied by Cole
LOOMS & Co., coffee and spice mills, was burn.
ed this morning. Loss estimated at $4,000. on
which there is insurance of $24, 800 Origin of
the fire unknown.
TENNESSEE.
ARREST FOR FRAUDS ON THE INTERNAL REV
ENUE.
MEMPHIS, April 3D.. FL. Evans, we'll
known liquor dealer, has been arrested by q.
s. Deputy Marshal Bingham charged with in
ternal revenue frauds in concealiug whiskey,
on which the tax had not been paid. The es-
Enlistment has been seized, including his
stock, valued at 100000.
| .-.. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. .-r
NASHVILLE, March "a disastrous fire oc-
cured at Franklin, Tenn, at IL o'clock last
hhrgnt, by which about twelve houses were
th usnea. Loss estimated at 100000, on which
ing at o'clock this morning.
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Wanted K!

A GENTS to sell the new Improved Double Thread
"a Star Shuttle Sewing Machine in the State OF
Maine.
Also, Male and Female Agents in every town In
the New England States, to sell the Empress Model
an entirely new invention. Active agents can make
from 10 to 20 dollars a day.
8Address by letter for circulars, SC, enclosing
postage stamp, to j. NJ. JOHNSON,
General Agency No 1881 Congress St,
mar14dlw&w1m Portland Me.
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C. p. KIMBALL CO.,

FOhEAAND, I'VE Re
G8-I still continue the manufacture of all other
kinds ofcarrages at my old factory on Prebe Street
Portland, Me. CHA'S p KIMBALL
March 31-eod3m by 1l91 ~
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on pes
a market lot, Market street, l shall sell Horses
"AlilaSes, Harnesses, &c.
Api29. F. o. BAILEY Auctioneer.
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mAssACmUsETTs.f

Ha-
BosToN, April 5.-The seven story building
N Merchants Row, occupied by Messrs. Joel
Nourse, Whittemore, Belcher & Co., as an ag-
rlcultural warehouse, took fire last night and
the upper stories were burned out, causing
damage to the amount of $4,000 or $4,000
IN the lower portion of the building was the
paper store Of Messrs. j. S. Dillingham; g. Co.
the flour store of Messrs. Gilman & Son, and
Browns eating house, all of W hich were dam
aged by water.
A fire also occurred at No. 20 Water street
which partially burned out Edward L. Days
paper ruler, George Coleman & Co., book
binders, and Morrill, & Son, printers and man
ufacturers of printers ink Loss from $4,000
to $4,000. 11.T ~, !
A HOAX.
An audience gathered last evening in Mer-
camille Hall, having previously purchased
tickets to patronize what the bills called "a
grand complimentary benefit to Mr.. George III.
Adams of Barnum's Museum, New York, by
his numerous friends in Boston and vicinity
NO entertainment or explanation was given to
the audience, which finally dispersed greatly
diSguSted
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WANEED.
Baker Wanted.
Wanted.

A rent suitable for a small family in a desirable
"A part of the city. ES
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