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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-21
Representative EieesisB 90 hhH s"snne'
aEsoiay, Dec. :s, laos.

REPUBLICAN CCNf ENAiOns
In accordance With precedent and the usage
OF he Republican party In this city, the dele
gates chosen at the Ward caucuses previous to
the September election, to nominate candidates
for representatives, sFe requested to meet in
& ,ception Hall, In City Building, On Tuesday
Dec. 22a, at o'clock T. NJ, Tor the purpose Of
selecting candidate for Representative in
pace of the late n. A. Foster, Esq, deceased,
to be supported by tho Republicans of this city
OF the election on Monday, the 2ath inst.
The several Ward delegations are authorized
to ill vacancies in their Wards.
The following named gentlemen composed
the convention: .....,.c,
Ward Russell Lewis. Jehn B: Lucas, IhoInas ;.
Jack. George f. Aver, james Knowlton, george
Trefethen, Charles II. Holland.
Ward PHI. S. Melcher, A wentworth, q. L. LaLa
Franklin Fox w. W. Ruby; IL H. KICKER iona. Ii.
F9 &c., ~. webs J. H Coffin sooocer
Rogers, Howard Taylor' AiOro e. Chssc; w. u. E.
Woodland d ,rviile Libby.
Ward 4--AnIrew L. Morgan. William G. TwOm-
blv. George w. True, Albert b, Stevens, Josiah Q.
Shirley, John r. Corey, ChaCles E. Cram.
Ward Sd. II. Dtunmond, NJ. +. Emery, A. d.
Mari. George h. Libby. franklin Sawy en- Hanson
n. Hart, George p. Westcott
Ward &C. P. Gerrish, Hiram Brooks, C. W. Ford,
Byron D. Verrlil, Edwin Clement, Robert Hciyoke,
John q. Proctor.
Ward? Henry L. Paine, W illiam o. Fox, John
F. Leayitt, VIM. X S ewart. Eben Wentworth,
Iyrus X. Ladd, Samuel E. Spring.
PER ORDER OF CRY COMMITTEE.
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BURGLARY.-LastT Thursday night the dwell
ling house of Mr.. J. b. Griffin, No. Fore
street. was entered through window in the
bedroom in the rear of the sitting-room. The
sittng-room, parlor and bedroom were thor.
oughy ransacked. In clothes press in the
bed. room was trunk containing quantity
of notes and accounts and private papers. On
the floor of the clothes press, among the cloth
ing was pocket book containing $l475. This
was stolen, as was also the notes and accounts
In the trunk; the other papers were scattered
over the floor.
A sister of Mr.. Griffin occupied the bedroom
but she knew nothing at all Of the transaction.
From the situation in which she found herself
the next morning, and from the effluvia in the
room, it was very evident that chIoro}orm had
been used by che scoundrels to produce insen-
sibility in her. Matches were found scattered
around in profusion, having been used instead
OF candles. A revolver was stolen from the
closet in the sitting room,
!, MIR. Griffin offers reward for tae recovery
of the stolen notes, on which payment has
been stopped.
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ST. STEPHENS CHRISTMAS SALE.-The la
dies of this good old parish will hold their an
nual Christmas Sale this afternoon and even
ing, at the rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, corner of Brown and Con-
gress streets. At this sale, our readers will
find large variety of elegant christmas ever
greens and emblems, as well as Of other fancy
articles usually offered on these occasions all
of which will be sold at fair price.
Our young friends are on the qui uiue to see
whether the appearance OF the Lady of the
Like will answer TO Sir Walters description;
while the children will be eager to get sight
of their old friend Santa Claus, who has prom
ised to visit the hall for the qualification of the
little folks.
Refreshments will also be served, and every
thing has been so arranged ss to insure most
pleasing and rational Christmas Festival.
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The SEsAToRsHIP.-In the caucus at Au-
burn, which on Friday nominated Granville
Blake, Esq, as a candidate for Representative
to the Legislature to fill the vacancy caused
By the resignation Of P. n. Woodman, ESQ.,,
at the close of the third ballot, f. G. Earring
ton requested the friends of Mr.. Blake, the
Representative nomiuee, to state his position
on the Senatorial question as between Mr.
Morrill, and Mr.. Hamlin. Gel. Littlefeld re-
Piled that Mr.. Blake preferred Mr.. Morrill,,
but desired to represent the people on that
question. On motion OF Mr.. Harrington it
was voted to take the sense Of this full meet
ing on shat question. The vote was over,
whelmingly for Mr.. Morrill-wth but ole vote
for Mr.. Hamlir.
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Municipal Gour,.

JUDGE 6fNosRURv PnesIDINo.
sAfURDAY.-Fouc boys named Thomas D. Weich'
Thomas Flaharty, Patrick FIaherty and Edward Ca
nary were brought up larceny of four bars Of cog
per from the Portland Company The three first
named pleaded guilty and we're fined Thomas Flah-
efty S. and Thomas ). Welch and Patrick Flaherty
SO each with quarter costs. Canary, who seemed 20
be the leader of the gang, pleaded not guilty and
stood trial. He was onsicted ana sentenced to 50
days in the county jail.
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Supreme judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
sArURDAY.-The case OF Coffin VS.. Coffin was fin
ished. AS regards the marriage in Ireland, the
Judge gave the opinion that one was consummated
As to its legality opinion was given.
In the case Of Montiue vs.. Perkins ct ais, triel
some days ago, Judgment entered for paiatf tor
the amount due on thu contract, and int est. AIR
Barnes, counsel for the defence, files motion Tor
Fehesrins which will be argued Tuesday afternoon,
TO wh.eh time the Cont adjourned
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The ALASKA BRIBERY CHARGEs.-A Wash

The ALASKA BRIBERY CHARGEs.-A Wash
iugton dispatch of Friday evening gives the
fJllowing:
The Investigations Of the Alaska bribery
committee have brought out the fact that Mr..
Robert j. Walker got $4,000 for bis services
in writing up the case for the newspapers, of
which sum he paid $4,000 to Fred P. Stanton,
his associate in business, for aiding him in the
matter. 1t also appears that the Publisher of
the Chronicle newspaper was given $4,000 for
opening his columns TO long discussion BY
printing keVeral articles over Mr.. Walkers
name. This gentleman testifies that nothing
was said about compensation in any way un-
til after the appropriation was made; that the
editor Of the paper refused 10 receive the
money, aud that the amount would no more
than have maid FOR the insertion of matter at
the advertising rate Some persous think the
affnr has q bad look Tor the Chronicle folks,
while others say there was nothing out of tho
way in il. The committee DO not express any
on MON vet. They examined to-day nobody
but Hutton, the correspondent who started
the story with names and figures. He said he
had no facts to communicate; knew nothing
about the truth or falsity of his statements,
AND wrote the letter on mere street gossip be-
cause he thought it would make spicy and
piouant paragraph. The chairman of the COM
mittee to- day wfotc note to Mr. Seward say
Ing that the committee would meet and exam
inc witnesses tomorrow, and informed him
that II he chose to appear he wouid be at lib
erty to hear the evidence, look over what has
already been taken, and make any statement
he saw fit. He also yesterday addressed let
ter te NJ. Bodisco, the Russian charge d dfoiges,
telling him of the investigation, and giving
him the opportunity to meet the committee.
Neither OF the notes amounts even 10 re-
quest The question Of appearing he left en-
tlrely at the option of the two gentlemen in
tsrested. It is Tumored among newspaper
men that two California correspondents make
no secret OF having been remunerated by Mr..
stoeckl for their services in behalf of the
Alaska purchase. and II is also limited that
large sums were sent to New England to pay
contracts for Ere arms, with large margins
whereby some we're benefited.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Dav,


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Sunday School ISstitute-E. s. Hoyt.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Dsering Hall--Edmund Coiee Theatre.
Congress Hall-Fair and Festival
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hearth and Homa-Pettengill, Bates & Co.
Money Gwen Away at Aliens Fruit Store,
Christmas Goois-Falmouth Bazaar.
Books Tor Holiday Presents-Blil ey G. Moves.
Books Tor Holiday Presents-Hall L Davis.
Sp cial Notlce-S. |. Mitchell,
PRAYER Bools--A. Robinson.
Caution--John b. Griffin
Notice Davis. Baskcu & Co,
Illuminating Cook-Stove Cover.
Commissioners Notice.
Watches and Jewelry- Edw. P, Banks
House Eep's M G.. Palmer.
Rslcs s-Aug. l.. LoveJor.
Christmas Tree--Airs. j. s. Hobart.
Vick's Floral Guide Tor 1859.
Diesolution-Strahan & J o'hrop,
Young Man Wanted-A. X. Jose.
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wAsssuRNE AND GRANTS CAB'NEr.--The
Davenport iIowa) Gazette prints the follow
ing extract from a private letter written by
Hon f. B. Washbprne, which is decidedly
creditabIe both to the writer and 10 General
Grant:
So far as political position ig concerned am
content with the one assigned for me for the
ninth time hv generous and confiding con-
stituency. ] know but little touching Cabinet
newspaper talk assigning me to this or that
position. The most desire is to see General
Grants ADMINISTRATIONS success, and see oil
the rights of al men INDICATED and protected;
to see an honest, economical, digni6ed admin
people peace, quiet. happiness and prosperity
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PORTLAND AND OGpENsBURG RAILROAD
At a town meeting in Windhsm on Friday, 1t
was voted by an overwhelming majority to sub
scxibe to the extent of five per cent. of the town
valuation in the stock of this road, provided it
runs through the town. Other, private, sub
scriptions will be made by citizens of thattown
TO the stock of the road. We learn that tho
citizens OF the towns OF Bird ton, Caseo, Ma
pies and Raymond. in addition to the subecrip-
tion of per cent of their valuation, offer extra
announcement to the enterprise.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Four persons were taken to
the lookup Saturday night for drunkenness, one
poor fellow was taken to the station in state
of insanity-wao will be sent to Augusta-and
two applied for lodgns
1t was very quiet Sunday and there were no
commitments during the day.
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DEcSMsEE TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
sATURDAY.-Ihe case OF Dumphy vs.. McCarty
aud Trustee was hn'shed, and judgment entered for
plaintiff Tor sse, the sum remaining In the bands of
the Trustee.
W. Il. Clifford. Howard ~ C.eavas
In the case of Crockett vs. Best, Judgment was en-.
tered for plaintiff for 1878.
Howard & Clesves. W. ". Thomas Jr.
The trial oil the action of Hannaford vs.. Leach ct
hx. was resumed and completed. Decision reserved.
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The WEATHER.-During Saturday night
quite little fall of snow took place so that on
awakening in the morning the ground and
roofs of buildings bore evidence that winter
had really come. About IL o'clock Sunday
morning the snow began to fall again, gently
and silently, but soon increased in violence till
about five in the afternoon, when about three
inches of snow had fallen. 1t then changed to
sleet There is sple1did foundation for snow
and we hope We shall get good sleighing by
Christmas. Quite number of sleighs were
out yesterday afternoon but the runners grated
badly
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DIED.

IA this CITY. Tee 9th, Edward Scot dest son OF
Edward T.. and julia A. ", ',errisI aged p veals.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon a. o'ciCc /,
frunn No Pine street.
In Fast Auuurn, l,ec. II. Mrs. Ma.ia O., wife OF
Hiram Il. Dr. Ike aged % seafs months.
In York, Dec. Ii. Wary NJ 'ini,re aged a ye1r5
Is ears.
in Saco. Of paralysis, NIr, Ra us Hainps, aged ii
years month. 49,.
In Pepohsc9t Dec. 70, Mrs. Mary, wife OF the Ia 0
Peltish ch, aged YEAR.
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FOREST CRY BAND.-We stepped into Ian.
caster Hall for few minutes Saturday even.
ing and found large company enjoying them
selves In saltatory exercises to the music of the
Band These band dances are highly satisfac.
tory to the participants, and the band are to
be congratulated on their success.
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MODIFICATION OF TREASURY REGULATIONS,
We learn that the Secretary of the Treas
ury has suspended the revised regulations
whereby two suretes are required on all bonds
executed at the Custom House exceeding the
sum Of $1,000 and also requiring thesureties to
make oath that they are worth the amount of
the penal sum stated in the bond over and
above all their liabilities, &c.
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HEAVY INCREASE OF BUSINESS AT THIS
PORT. There were ninety-nine entries in
bond, made in the Warehouse Department at
the Custom House in this city Friday, being
the largest number of warehouse entries ever
made at this port in one day, and Including
direct entries for consumption there was one
hundred and twenty-five,
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MARRIED..

II Cape Llfzapsts. Dec~77, M RsT. II, IL Vail,
Charles A. Small and Eliza L, Smart, both Of Cape
Elizabeth.
|, In Auburn, Dec. f8 calvin Blake Jr. of Hart
land, ant! Mrs. ia cite Ii. Blake OF Lewiston.
in New Gloucester, Dee. 10, George NJ. Gross and
SOPHIA H. Cobb
In B.ddetoTd, De-. il, Everett S. Baker and Flor
ence j .-Drinkwater
In aeorge town, Dee 70, Sargent t. Hariord and
Saraliss stevens. :"
In Augusta, Dee. 10, Charles o. Wilkins and Ann
E. Merrill, both Of Windsor.
In Augusta. Dec. II, John Il. Kean and Emma
BoSington.
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CoRRECT1oS.-In our report of the dedica-
ton of Congress Hall, by the Spiritualist So
ciety, in Saturdays issue, we accredited Mr..
Asa Hanson with having presented the Socie-
ty an elegant Bible. 1t should have been Mr.,
and Mrs. j. W. Yeaton,
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MECHANIC FALLs.-We learn that Mr.. Ma
'hah'ei n reakes has taken the Eagle Hotel
at Mecnanlc f"iis' and will open the house on
the first OF January. Mr.. Peakes is a man
who "knows how 10 keep hotel" and those
who stop at his house will find their wants
we'll attended to.
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Caution 80 Notes Lost |
BARTLETT'S
Convex Illuminating Cooking-StOve
Q O " e X.
PATENT sEccRED.

PATENT sEccRED.
'INHlS Cover is an entirely new article which 1,
offered to the public upon the flowing merits:
, Ist-Inrough this cover more heat is produced bv
the same am 'unt OF 10 than by the tr ina stove
cover; the heat passing through more readily than
through the thick l. on cover.
2i-Thls iver ma kes it convenient for q person TO
see the con ION IF the fire, OWL itng the difficulty
OF hfin, the heavy non cover. and thereby filing
the DOM with smoke
Sd-As the Ire is cen ihro gu the cover, 1t makes
the room more cheertul aud aI the same time makes
u savip G OF the o iii ary light
John :. Fogy will canvass The cjtv FIR the sale If
these .vers wv -
They may be seen at the store of A. N. N,vcs q
SoI, No. II Exchange street. dec2ld3,.
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IKE WEEKLY MESSENGER is the name of a
neat little sheet published as the organ of the
Young Mems Christian Association by VIM.
NJ. Marks, at the Daily Press Office, 100 Elk
change street. The first number presents a
very creditable appearance and contains much
useful information in regard to the work and
the purposes of the Association. We predict
for it the success which it deserves
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PASSENGERS,

In the Peruvian. tor LiVerpooi--Srs NASH and four
children Q tetgold, Mr. ferguson, Yarmouth, 5
Wilson, John Paterson, Mr. urray 81 vile, A heb
ertson z H Whitney, MIR Stevenson. ty " ellington.
Mcke tri, Ia field. harcla rOunson. Ri CIR n4-
bay. Mrs arclay. Mrs hi k~on. Mr. McIn osh Nc
Calium Mrs G inne and da- Ghter j g Dickson, Mrs
Dicks Mr. Heath Mr. ana Mrs Sims, nurse an /
A 5 Wood, Gillnou,. Murph., Young, Dabcll
Beckett. John Hay. BowIard, and a. others In tue
gteeraye,
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HOLIDAY GOoDs

Under this head is embraced toys of all
kinds. Chas. Day. 81 and 80 Exchange street,
has one OF the most complete stocks of all
kinds of toys that it ever entered into the
mind of man to conceive, or the hand of man
to construct. 1t is like going INTO an "Old
Curiosity Shop" to enter his store, for he has
about everything of the kind of the present
and past generations. A person that couldn't
ge. suited in his store would be an anomaly.
Falmouth Bazaar, under the Falmouth Ho-
tel, is one of the prettiest shops in town. The
lady attendants are very polite and attentive
and their display of choice niek-nacks, opera
glasses, articles Of vertu, canes, umbrellas
we'll! we give 1t up; we thought when we left
the store we could remember everything, but
we can't do it, Mr.. Wilkins has got the best
of the reporter this time, but only just drop in
and you can't help being suited.
W. D. Robinson, Exchange street, besides the
usual display of all varieties OF TOYS has large
lot of games, including the new Needle Gun
Game, which will be to the young folks "a
thing of beauty and a joy forever" Robinson
is well known, and good wine needs no BUSH"
He can also supply you with the best of skates.
-N"'no, ox W. l@a"iOuoc SGIc6J. dlso&adS a Iuli
line of holiday goods lett him by Santa Claus
just mark his store down in your memory and
leave lot of currency with him.
Colesworthy, Exchange street, has fine line
OF books, and all kinds of holiday goods.
Here we must pause, but shall sight it out
on this line" for the benefit of our advertisers
for some little time. We would suggest that il
you wish to make choice present to friend
of something which shall ennoble, elevate and
instruct, al ever new chronicle OF every thing
that is worth knowing in this world, and, we
might say OF all that we do of the next make
bin present of years subscription to the
Daily Press, and his gratitude will endure as
long as lite shall last.
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Uu;,ed stare. D,.trsc, Cour,.

DECEMBER rERh--foX, j., PRESIDING.
sATuRpAV.-In the case OF United States, by in-
dc:ment, VS.. William V. Simons for taking false
oath In obtaining the enrolment of vessel the evil
dence was all put in and Court adjourned to 10
o'clock Monday morning,
q. F. Talbot Bradbury G. Bradbury.
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DEPARTURE os oCEAN srnAmx.>
MARI n II N EWS.
PORT Of PORTLAND.

Saturday. December 10.
Steamer niFigo. johnson New YorA.
Big Almon Roweli. ipav S, alais.
3s ch n ago. trIs.ie Boston.
Sch a.ele. Diver, Bath
Sch Waterfall, Mcclellan, l;ockland for Norfolk.
CLEARED.
Steamship Peruvian. tBrl Balenune, Liverpool
H & A Allan.
tcous.
Brig Gipsey Queen VIM York Mstanzas-Pmn.
nay g jackson. ana E CHURCHILL Il CO.
sch Hattie Ross, ulrick, Cardeuas- Phinney s.
Jackson
Sch flight, Crowell New Yor. "A !. Hotson.
Sch Hope, tDrl slinney, st John, NB-John Por-
teous
ach Pallas, French, Rockiant
sch Helen Mara, Prince, Camden and Eelast-
Eastern Packet co.
sunday. Decehaber go.
ARRIVED
Sch Tmpudence. tBri Given, st John, NIB, for
Boston.
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Oct %, lat 10 n, Ion % W, ship Sarah Newman.
bo1ni south.
teraap, Tor savannah. 49, -
Nov q, LAT 3D. Ion IN, ship Endy mion. 80 DAYS fro
New Yolk for london. - ' ~
New xerk Tor Guadaoupe = '-Ot-A
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We learn that the S, irituali>t Association
will give their first Social Assembly in Con-
gress Hail, Friday evening, Dec 25 b, Christ
mus night. See advertisement in to-morpow's
paper
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ST. LUKE's.-This Society expect to hold
Christmas services in their new Cathedral, ON
State street, on Christmas day.
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THoMPsoN's, 307 CONGRESS SrREEr.-Heee
the ladies love to congregate, and for the best
of reasons. Thompson keeps splendid assert
ment of hosiery, gloves and other useful arii-
c'es suitable TOT the season, and at very reason.
able prices Being aware of these iacts the
ladies know exactly where to make their psr-
chases
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A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Albums at Nc
Kenney & Davis, 2s4 Congress street, opposite
Preble House. dec21-d3t
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DEERING HALL.-Edmund Coles, who has
appeared in this city several times, opens at
Deering Hall with company from the Thea
ire Royal, Montreal, on Wednesday evening
Miss Carrie Jameson. from New York, has
been engaged for the leading part of Helen
Rolstone in "FoUl Play" in which the COM
pany will make their debut.
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A LARGE lot of nice little pictures all framed
for Christmas presents al McKenney s. Davis,
2S4 Congress street dec21-dSt
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LEWIS & NASH, 179 Fore street, have sp'en-
did stock of gentlemens' clothing. Buy new
suit before the holidays. decl9d5t
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BRADBURY's beautiful little paintings of
Wild Flowers for sale at McKeAney s. Davis,
2Si Congress street.
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REMEMBER DR.. Benefits Healing Lecture
tonight. See advertisement.
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WanfAli

A Young man in a Respons,bla 1yoo,ss. bon,,s
-. i s to u Salary s1s per week Must de-
R3 nSp s:S 1or nosies entrls ed Address A. K.
9osh' GOO washington Street Boston, ds2ld3t Wit j..
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PERIODICALS. Harper's Magazine for Jan.
uary, 1869, has been received and can now be
purchased at the book stores of Bailey s. Moves
and Hall L. Davis, Exchange street; Loriog,
Short s. Harmon, under the Falmouth Hotel:
G. r. Chisholm g. Bro, Grand Trunk Dept &.
Also at the school book, music and periodical
store of e. G. Andrews, No. So Centre street;
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden Bros.
Lancaster Hall, and at the fancy store of W.
D. Robinson, Exchange street.
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Proprletors, Philadelphia,
Wholesale Agents for Maine ". W. whirple &
Co j. w. Perkfna & Co.. W. F. Phillips Is Co
P!rtland. Rsraiied By Druggista everywhere.
November 20, 1868. M, W&SdwemsS
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Tha Relieving are the assignments Of cases for III
week
- (. IoSnAT.
5-c--Dvrloo vs.. Smith ct al,
ISS-Piummer ct ais. vs.. Dow.
i5l-Farweli Va. peCostsr.
TUEsOAT.
o-Yo7k VS.. Walker.
s3--HaTmon VI, Qt.sheid.
137-Phiilips W. Clark.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
146--Waits Us. Burnham and T.ustee.
"WEDNESDAY.
.2-Condon Va. Lancey.
74-Dolley vs.. Morrison.
79-Portlsnd vs. SEillings. Administrator.
10l-Yates vs.. Tilton.
TdCRsDAY.
S-LoIing vs. Richards ct al.
5l-Smitb vs. Sterling.
e9-McBri6e va. Gull liver.
l9s-Jackson vs.. johnson.
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SHEET Wax and materials for wax flowers
at Schlotterbeck s. Co.'S. dac15-1w