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Cambridge Market.
CAMBRIDGE, Jan H.
eceiIts-Catie. o 6: Sheep and Lambs 3644
Horses, = Swjne, 7; Calves.
PRICES. l.eTf Cattlc-Exira, Si3 90 "a IA 90; trsl
quality, Sl2 % IS O) second quality, 81 % e II 81
third quality, IS % e 10 81.
Prizes Of Store Cattle-WOrking Oxen, p pair $3.50
500 80 q $500.
Mieh Cows and Calves from ss7, $50, SIS, ss7 g
500.
Yearlings SIS g %; two years old SIS q SO; ihre,
year, old $40 q o..
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 80 90, So 30
q 50 80 each; extra - 80 g 20, or from g &c h
10.
Hid 50 a sic. TaIlow q 7gc y N.
Peits 81 5e n. 81 each Calf Skins Ice D II.
kemarSs-fhe market for Cattle compares we.
with last week; quite active with O06 head buyers
hat rather better opportunity for selection; prices
not any higher, but more inclln "a the other way
Considerable many Northern Cattle, some few Of
which were choice, aud sold at IL 80 y cwt.
Sheep-No; any perecptible change in the Sheer
market; prices range about equality with last
week.
Poultry-Extra 10 q isyc; prime II q 17le; good
~ q l64c; meiium IS q l5sc; poor TO medium IL a
i5e. The amount of Poultry consumed has within
the Inst two weeks somewhat diminished.
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A BOUT 800 ieet OF the lower end OF Custom House
"A Wharf, and the Warehouses and Offices there
on, now occupied by Thomas Ascencio & Co. En-
quire OF LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
seDti1tf t3J Commercial Street
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AUGUSTA.
THE YORK COUNTY SENATORS.

Especial dispatch by international Linel
Augusta, Jan. l5.-There was nothing in
teresting in either branch of the Legislature,
other than the general routine of business
The Senatorial Committee ON Elections had
under consideration this afternoon the York
county case. Several new witnesses were ex-
amined in reference to the Kennebunkport and
York votes, without bringing out many new
facts. The evidence clearly shows that one of
the Democratic candidates had two votes less
than was set forth and declared in open town
meeting in Kennebunkport, the Democratic
Town Clerk having retained all the votes cast
IN the town, which, on being counted recently,
show this unexplained discrepancy. The com
mittee are still in session at late hour. 1t is
probable that majority of the committee will
be in favor Of giving two of the Democrats
their seats. CUMBERLAND
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BRIGHTON, Jan. Is.
AtmarketfOr the current week: Cattle, f,045 Sheen
and Lambs, 3,i3i; SWINE.
fRIcEs. Beet Cattle-Extra Sl3 so a IA 90; first
quality Sl2 80 q SIS 90; second quality S1l 30 o.
sl2 90; third quality 50 % a Sl1 90.
Prices Of Store Cattle orking Oxen ~ pair $780,
$500, $3.50 az 800.
Mich Cows and Calves $751; $50, $75, $S5 o. 100,
oils $40 a go.
Western Fat Swine-Livc7I q SC y II dressed 81
a Zoe u ib.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots, 50 90, So so a.
So 90 each; extra 81 so a 90, or from to 7c y H.
Prices OF Hides, Tallow and Skns-Hides ga 9Bc
y h.; Tallow q TIC v fb.; Pets s73 q 90 each
Calf Skins Ice y Id.
Observation-Disclosures were considerable many
Beef Cattle from Maine. The larger portion were OF
go quality There was difference OF nearly sec
y cwt, off from las week. Our quotations are the
same but considering the better grade there is full
chat difference in prices. Boston market eeded re-
plenishng, the supply for the last two weeks has
been Hight and the amount of dressed Beef shipped
ha, diminished somewhat.
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1t was received in profound silence. Judge
Davis was thereupon chosen chairman, but as
he failed to appear, Rev. Mr.. Pratt, who was
chosen temporary chairman in the morning.
continued 20 preside. Fervent speeches were
then made by Rev. L. j Fletcher, Neal Dow
Rev. j. B. Crawford, John Allen and John S.
Kimball, all being Of the same tone as the
leading speeches of last evening. ..
A collection was then taken up to defray the
expenses of the convention, and vote passed
requesting the Legislature to appoint special
committee to inquire into the State Liquor
Agency at Portland. Adjourned till Z o'clock
in the evening DAMON.
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WASHINGTON.

VEN piAA-Na IN NOOO
WAsHIsGTON,i Jan 15.-Gen. Grant was at
Growers theatre last night with his family and
Gen. Sherman, to witness John Broue hams
Lottery of Lite. and lie was evidently not
troubled by the Presidents displeasure.
THE TEMPER OF CONGRESS-.
There are many indications that onsress
will no longer permit Mr.. johnson to revive
the smouldeIing fire Of rebellion by opposing
the law.
PROCEEDINGS IN CASE or IMPEACHMENT.
Senator Edmunds' bin, which will be enact
ed, provides for the arrest aud suspension from
Ottice Of any official as soon articles Of inn
parchment against him shall be adopted by
majority vote Of the House.
Mr.. johnson must either cease his factious
opposition 20 the will Of the loyal mea OF the
Republic or he viii be depOsed nom Office, and
that speedily. Congress y al last in earnest.
COMMISSIONER ROLLINS TO DE REMOVED.
Commissioner Rollins win be removed be-
fore Saturday.
FoFE's NEW DEPARTMENT.
Gen. Pope has been ordered To the command
q the department Of the lakes, headquarters at
Detroit.
THE wHIsKEY TAX.
II is believed the ways aud means committee
viii report In favor Of reducing the whskey
tax 60 80 cents per gallon.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA AND TEXAS.
Adyices from Texas and Louisiana state
that the UnIonists there have perfected their
political organizations, and will no. place coli
Ored men on their Congressional tickets but
will nominate some for subordinate State Of
fees.
CIVIL LAW IN TEXAS.
Gen. Grant has received from Gen. Hancock
the copy of letter addressed by him to the
Governor OF Texas, who asks for reasons named
that a military commission be appointed 10 try
three persons for the crime of murder. Gen.
Hancock, in reply, expresses the opinion that
the existing Government Of Texas possesses
the powers necessary for a proper and prompt
trial Of the prisoners in question in due course
OF law, and says il must be a matter of regret
who value constitutional government that
there should be occasion in times of civil COM
motion when the public Government imrela-
lively requires the Intervention of the military
power for the suppression of disorder in the
body polite and tor the punishment
offences against the existing laws of
country framed for the preservation of lib
erty and order, but that the intervention OF
this power should be called for or even sugges-
ted by civil magistrates when the laws are 10
longer silent, and civil magistrates possessed
in their respective sspheres of all the power
necessary to give effect to the laws, excites
surprise.
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Tor Single gentlemen or gentleman and wife
Il can be had by applying 70 $. w. N. Market
Square, between the hours 0I u and o'clock,
dan. IA, dW
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NeaC York WeeEly,
and read
SOL SLOCUM.
EMERSON BENNETT.

Among the romance writers OF the Eep York
Weekly may be mentioned
Mrs. Mary J: Holmes, Mrs. Leon Lewis,
Mary Kyle Dallas, urs. &. A. Waraeld,
Margaret BIount, Mrs. Ann y. stephens,
Aimeida M. brown, uclen Forest Graves,
Helen COrwin Fisher, Edmand n irke,
Leon Lewis, VIM. Henry Peck. Alfred B.
Street, Edward y. Ellis, Emerson Benneit.
p. Hamilton Myers, Edward Miniurn,
James Reynolds, Francis 9. Smith, and
many others, TO say nothing of those great
stars i'm the Literary armament, A. y. H.
Dugapne, William, Ross Wallace, Emln a
Alice Brown, M. Edcs sa Wynne, Mrs. sa.
rah A. Watson, aud host of others, and that
trio OF Brilliant humorists, q. X. Philandcr
Docsticlks, Josh Billings, and Mark wain
and many Others. Besides host OF Brilliant Es-
sayists, Spicy Paragraphists, Painstaking Coaters
and about enc hundred other occasional contribu-
tors. "a #f
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MISsISsIPPU,
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.


JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 14.-In the Mississippi
Convention, to-day, the President announced
the standing committees, and Mr.. Holland Of
fered the following preamble and resolution:
Whereas, the minority report of the Com
mittee ON Compensation is believed to be in
tended as an insult to this Convention, inso
much as it declares the reconstruction act un.
constitutional and this Convention an illegal
body aud farce, therefore
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this Con-
vention that the minority of that committee
withdraw from this body, which they consider
illegal, without compensation and be obliged
to pay their own expenses while here, and in
coming to and going from this place.
The day was consumed in debating this reso-
luton, and substitutes were offered. The fol-
lowing, as a substitute for the above, was final
ly adopted, 40 to SO:
Resolved, That it is the sense ofthis Conven.
ton that the delegate from Marshall, in the
minority report which he has submitted, has
has violated the spirit and obligation of the
registration oath, which he claims TO have
taken.
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WAsHIsGToN, Jan. 15.-Gen. Grant was at
Growers theatre last night with his family and
Gen. Sherman, to witness John Broueh hams
Lottery of Lite. and lie was evidently not
troubled by the Presidents displeasure.
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REPUBLICAN STATE coNyENTIoN-NoMIN
OF MARSHALL JEWELL For GOVERNOR.

REPUBLICAN STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF MARSHALL JEWELL FOR GOVERNOR.
HARTFORD, Jan. 15.-One of the largest and
most enthusiastic Republican State Conven-
tions ever held in this State assembled in
Allyn Hall this forenoon. An entire State
ticket is to be selected and delegates are to
be chosen to the National Republican Conven-
ton at Chicago. Hon. Augustus Brandagee,
of New London, was chosen President. After
two informal ballots Marshall Jewell, of Hart
ford, was nominated by reclamation without a
dissenting voice. Three rousin5 cheers were
then given for Grant and Jewell, and COM
mittee, headed by Mr.. Welch, of Hartford, was
appoited to wait on Mr., Jewell ard request him
to appear before the Convention in the after
o'o
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ABB YsSENEA,
KING THEODORE oBsrrNAT

KING THEODORE OBSTINATE.
NEW YORK, jan. 1.-THE Herald has the
70 lowing special by the cable:
ArdeR, Afabio, 4th, ria London 15th-The
Bengal brigade Is passing through this city to
embark ON steam transports TO Annesley Bay
Additional steamships are being hurried off to
Bombay for troops to reinforce the army The
authorities have learned that force must be
used TO free the eaptives held by the Abyssin-
ian King
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Jan. 14.-Exchange on New York cur-
rency 27 q 279
FRANKFoRr, Jan. 14-Evening-U. S. 5-2o's are
quotedsat 753.
LIVERPOOL, Jan: 14-Evepiag.-Th Cotton mar
lands g q I'D; Middling Orleans III a. I'D: sales
10000 bales. Breadstu1s-Corn steady al 45s Sd |:
Wheat los 10d tor California White and las Sd for
No. z Milwaukee; Peas advanced to AIS Sd q quar-
ter Provisions and Produce markets Unchanged:
The adyiees from Manchester are favorable The
market for goods and yarns isirIn,
LONDON, Jan. 15-129 Z, M-ConsoIs q9s al o0l
for money and so for account - Ss
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-U. s. 5-20's III; Illinois
Atlantic & Gseat Western 81.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING uplands
It'd and to arrive I'D. Corn ass Beef l20s Tor win
ter cured Pors dull. Lard firm at SOS Cd. Sugar,l
2js. Taows a0s 81. |"~"f
FRANKFORT, Jan. l5.-United States g-2c's 75l.
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RHAS2ACaaIIaETTa

TIE ON CONFIRMING JUDGE THoMAs-REPKAL
OF THE STATE CoNsTABULARY LAW.
Boston, Jan,-The Executive Council to-day
voted to 4 on continuation of Judge Thomes
for Chief Justice, Mr.. Rice, the ninth Council
lor, declining to vote, as his seat has been given
to Mr.. Welsh. The latter will be qualified to-
morrow and further action taken.
The House to-day passed to a third reading
115 to ga bill repeating the State Constabu-
larry law.
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To be Let.

THE second and fourth stories OF Store No. 10
L Middle Street. Hopkins Block. Apply to
sept23dtt a ST. JOHN SMITH.
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s--FIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS

BY IFS charter the Company is permitted to Issue
its own First Mortgage Bonds to The same amount IS
the Bends issued BY the government, aud a 0 NOR,
and only as tae road Progresses. The Trustees TOR
the Bondholiers are the Hon. L. ID. Morgan, U. 5.
Senator from New York, and the Hon. Cakes Ames,
me mber OF the U. s. House OF Representative, who
are responsible for the delivery Of these Bonds the
Company in accordance with the terms OF the law.
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Six Per Cent. in Gold |

or over NINE PIER CENT. upon the invest
ment, and have thirty years to before maturity
Subscriptions will be Ieceivedin Portland by
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3--THE LAND GRANT,

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has land
grant or absolute donations from the government OF
1880 acres to the mile the line ofthe road which
viii not be worth less than l00 per acre. at the low
est valuation,
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SOL SLOCUM ;
OR,
The Maid of the Juniata,
EMERSON BENNETT,

Is the greatest product of his transcendently great
pen. 1t is tale of the great border, and the char
acters which figure in 1t variops as the many
scenes through which they have TO pass One af err
another are introduced the hardy pioneer the cum
ming trapper the willy savage, the eccentric seeker
after adventure, the tender maiden, severed by the
force of circumstances from friends and kinre the
heroic and daring youth whose aspirations are lofty,
whose souli fearless, and whose deeds are daring,
together with miscellaneous crowd OF adventurous
spirits presenting almost every phase of human
character each Of whom plays his her part in the
thrilling drama. The story is replele with scenes
and incidents which the blood OF the reader to
leap with electric force, and constantly alternating
between JOY and sorrow, tears and laughter, inds 2
nation and admiration, he suffers aud rejoIces wit
the characters absolutely seeming to act with them
intensely Is he interested-so deeply is he spell
bound. The story never flags frem the beginning to
the end, and the love portions of 1t especially
beautiful, and such as to enlist the sympathies OF
every lady reader. This great story Is commenced
in No. Of the present volume and those who desire
to read it should send in their orders. Once more
We say, buy the
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Earnings of the Company.

AT present, the profits of the Company are derived
only from its local trac, but this is already much
more than sufficient to pay the interest on all tho
Bonds tn, Company can issue, ii not another mile
were built. 1t is not doubted that when the road Is
completed the through traffic of the only line con-
Meeting the Atlantic and Pacific States wi be large
beyond precedent, and, as there will be no eompe-
tition, Il can always be done at profitable rates.
1t will be noticed that the Uuion Pacific Railroad
IN fact, Government Work, built under the SUI
pervison Of Government officers and to large ex.
tent with Government money, and that its bonds
are issued under Government direction. Ii is be.
loved that no similar security is so carefully guard
ed and certainly no other is based upon larger OF
more valuable property. As the Comm ny,s
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Specimen Copies Sent Free

OUR TERMS.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY is sold by every
News Agent in the United States. The price is Six
Certs, but il where agents have to pay extra
ireigh,sa higher price is charged. When there is
News Agent in the town, we desire our friends to
get the New York Weekly through him. When
$40 which is 50. 50 copy; eight copies $50. TIE
party who sends us $40 for club OF eight copies TALL
sent at one timeh will be entitled toa copy FREE.
respective towns atterward add single copies at
$50.
The New York Weekly and the Illus ratei Liter
AIRY Album, will both be sent for Sc per annum.
Address STREET & SMITH,
w4t52 II Frankfort ST., New VOrh.
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4--THE CAPTTAL sToCK.

The authorized capital OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company is $780, OOO, OOO OF which over $780,
900 have been paid on the work already done.
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New House for Sale.

NEW two and a half story house, thoroughly
IA built, containing fifteen rooms, convenient for
one or two families, locate on Cumberland Street
is offered for sale on favorable terms, 1t has gas
marble mantes, IAN abundance of hard and soft wat
er, cemented cellar floor, brick cstern, &c. Apply
to W. III. JERKS,
jan:5d3w Real Estate Agent
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e U Re o p e.
ITALY.

lIAL1.
FLORENCE, Jan. 14.-Italy is the first Euro
pean government to recognize the restoration
of the Mexican republic by diplomatic APP
eral at Belgrade, has been appointed minister
OF Italy to the republic OF Mexico, and will
leaVe at AN early day for the Mexican capital
FRANCE.
rARls Jan. Il In the Corps Legslatif to-
uay e,e I'M iot the re organization of the army
La Liberte says that France and Austria
have sent a JOINT note to Seryia censuriny that
government for its warlke policy. and fer fbe
extraordinary military Preparations which -
being carried ON in that country. Lord Sen
lev, on the part of Great Britain, has also nj.
dressed a communication OF a similar nature
TO the Seryian government.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Jan. IA The government is max
ing preparations 10 reduce the numbers and
expenses of the standing army. The position
of commander-in-chef is to be abolished, aud
the employment OF pension officers in the SER
vice is to be discontinued. 49,
The Vienna de Balte, journal Of semi
official character, asserts that negotiations be-
tween France aud Italy for a new treaty in re-
gard TO Rome, to replace the September con-
vention, have zen rapidly progressing and
are now nearly concluded
RUSSIA.
ST: PETERSBURG, Jan. 14.-The Journal De
~; petersburg, the official organ of the impe-
RAJ government, denies that there is any truth
IN the statement that Lord Stanley, the Brit
isn secretary for Foreign Affairs has sent q
noIe % the Russian Cabinet protesting against
tne alleged intrigues OF Russian agents in
Roumania,
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"AlI Snrfs..,

"A Lii SORTS, or Purse Seine, one hundred faith
purtenances Tor immediate use, not weighing over
5oo ibs.' capable OF being handed by man and three
Doys IN a dory. Adapted to Herring, Mackerel or
f,s AMERICAN NET AND TwINE CO.,
No. 40 Commercial Street, Boston.
January Is, d1wt2aw3m
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WANTED.
Wanted

EVERY city and county. Agents tor the new
Il Patent Burglar Alarm, Retail price 90 cents,
and other Patent Articles. Also a thorough busl-
ness man rs sneral Agent 10 this State. Address
HORACE. w. LOVE,
Jan IL. llW- Hartfard Gam
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'Tge Fisheries :

NOR sale to the trade 200 ibs best quality Cot,
i ton Irvine, Nos. IL, IA and i6 four to Six thread
500 TBS. superior Cotton Irvine, Nos 16 rs and 2o
four to eight thread 10000 lbs Herring. Maekersi
and Pohagen Netting. 100 Herring Macker,I and
Pohagen Seins, complete for use. 500 English Her
ring Nets zoo Beams Line Yarn. all grades
AMERICAN. NET AND TWINE co
No. 3 Commercial Street. Boston,
January 10. d1w2aw3m
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I.--UNITED. STATES BONDS.

HayinS thirty years to rum and bearing six per cent
currency interest," at the rate Of $4,000 per mile for
5i1 miles the Plains; then at the rate of s4soOO
per mile for $50 miles through the Rocky Mountains;
then at the rate of $4,000 per mile Tor the remaining
distance for which the United States takes second
lien as security. The interest these bonds is paid
by the United States Government, which also pay
the Company one-half the amount OF its bills in
money Tor transportating its freight, troops, malls
Sc. The remaining half OF these bills is placed to
the Company's credit, and forms a shaking fund
which may finally discharge the whole amount Of
this lien. ra. OR 80 fffsf 81 .1...I .....
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Contracts for the entire work oil building 914 miles
OF frst-elass railroad west from OMAHA comprising
much Of the most difficult mountain work, and en-
bracns every expense except surveying, have been
male with responsible parties (who have already fin
ished over $40 miles, at the average rate of sixty
eight thousand and fttyeight dollars Uses, O5s) per
mile. This price includes all necessary shops Tor
construction and repairs OF cars, depots, stations,
and all other incidental buildings, and also locomo-
ives passenger, baggage, and freight cars, and 9TH
er requisite rolling stock, to an amount that shall
not be less than 900 per mile Allo, ing the cost
the remaining one hundred and eighty-six of the
eleven hundred miles assumed to be built by the
Union Pacific Company to be 100000 per mile,
The Total Cost of Eleven Hundred MILES
will be as follows:
9ii miles, at $Gs, 05s S62 Ol2
1856 miles, at $4,000, fG7l0OOO
Auu discounts OH DOnds surveys, re, 1900 900
Amount, SIS. 44Jol2
As the U. s. Bonds are equal to money, and the
Company's own First Mortgage Bonds have a ready
market, we have as the
Available Cash Resources for Building
Eleven Hundred Niles;
U. s. Bonds. .- S2o, zoo
First mortgage Bonds 29,32S 900
Capital Stock paid in on the work now done 900
Land Grant, H,Os0,OO0 acres, at Sl.50 per
acre, 21,12O,O0
Total, SSa,276.OO0
The Company have ample fac Titles for supplying
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TAINTED, AGENTS,
Agents w anted.

THE COMPLETE HERBALIST; Or, THE
PEOPLE THEIR OWN PHYSICIANS BY THE
USE OF HERBAL REMEDIES, Is the title of one
ofthe best family medical books that has ever been
offered TO the public. Tia rapid sale of this book
and the largo commission allowed, enables a good
agent to make easily from $50 to $50 per day. Ad-
dress for full particulars the author and publisher
DR.. 0. PHELPS BROWN, No. 10 Grand Street,
Jersey City, Nj. - jan 13.d3t&w3w {;
BOarderS Wanted.
4 FEW Gentlemen boardels or gentleman and
"A wife, can be accommodated al No. 20 Myrtle St
November g. dit
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To Let,
THE Mechanics Library Room by tlay or evening
= on very reasonable terms, will seat from TO
400. Apply 10 CHARLES p. Kmball or TO the
subscriber j. ID THORNDIKF
Dec. .. diff SUPERINTENDENT
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LOST AND FOUND.
Found.

I Asst Week. on India St., pocket book. Owner
IL can havel same at Treasurers Office Grand
Trunk Railway, by proving roperty and paying for
advertisement. la 14dlw*
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For MiIlbridge and CherryficId

-~t,lA Sch. 81 p. Bent" g. A. Hopkips.
An master, will sau tor the above ports on
AEraS quire Of "s's"' en-
19z5G5E ROSS IL STURDEyANT,
Isl Commercial ST.
Jan, IA, 1868. d3t