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XLIst CONGRESS- First Session


WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE first business
was the consideration of Mr.. Buffers resolu-
ton for the appointment of a Joint Select
Committee on Indian Affairs, consisting OF
three Senators and six Representatives. Mr..
Butler explained his resolution.
Mr.. Allison opposed it, and Messrs. Scofield
and Judd favored it. &
After further discussion the resolution was
agreed to-yeas SO, nays AT.
Mr.. Bingham introduced concurrent re-
solve for anal adjournment of this session on
the fourth Monday of March. The resolution
was modified so as to read the last Friday in
March, and then passed 118 to IA.
Mr.. Banks introduced joint resolution
authorizing the President to recognize the in
dependence OF Cuba whenever, in his opinion,
hepuDlIcan form OF government shall be il
fact established. Referred to Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
A resolution authorizing the President to
open negotiations with the government and
people of San Domingo for the annexation Of
that Republic tosthe United States was refer
red to the same committee.
Mr.. Ward offered a resolution instructing
the Judiciary Committee to report a bill on
naturalization SO as to prevent fraud, &c.
Adopted.
Mr.. Churchill introduced bill to define fell
onies and regulate peremptory challenge; but
subsequently withdrew it.
Mr.. Randall introduced bill to extend
bounties to drafted men. Referred to Military
Committee.
Mr.. Schenck introduced bill to strengthen
ments of eoin-being his bill of the last session
of that title as it had passed the two houses on
report Of Committee Of Conference.
Mr.. Allison moved to amend by striking out
the second section of the bill, which legalizes
gold contracts.
Mr.. Burr moved to lay the bill on the table
Negatived-yeas 30, nays 86.
The question was then taken on the Allison
amendment striking out the second section
ard the amendment was agreed-yeas IS, nays
bill was then passed. 80
Mr.. Butler suggested he did not think thu
bill did strengthen the public credit.
The vote on the passage of the bill was yea
81, nays As.
The Speaker presented the resignation al
Representatives of Mr.. Boutwell,, of Mass, now
Secretary of the Treasury.
The House then adjourned till Monday next
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Mr.. Diokey moved a reference to the next

Mr.. Diokey moved q reference to the nexl
Legislature.
The bill was discussed by Messrs. Earring
ton Of Tryeburg, Moss, Dickey, Wedgswood
WSidden, Farwell, Drummond, Langley and
Hubbard.
Pending the motion of Mr.. Dickey House
adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Papers from the Senate were disposed of in
concurrence.
Resolve in favor of the Bangor & Piscata-
ouis railroad came back from the Senate, that
branch insisting on its vote passing the same
to be engrossed and proposing committee Of
conference The House insisted on its vote
and appointed Messrs. Harrington of Frye
burg. Toothaker and Goss as confsrees on the
part of the House.
The Bouse resumed the consideration of the
bill an act in addition to an act to incorporate
the Bangor, Oldtown & Milford railroad. The
House refused to refer to the next Legislature
and passed the bill to be engrossed in concur
renee.
Resolve in aid of the Military and Naval Or
phan Asylum at Bath, and the Bangor Chill
dren's Home having had their several readings
was passed to be enacted.
Report of the committee of conference ON
bill an act to establish State Police, that the
committee could not agree and asking to be
discharged, came from the Senate read and re-
jected, that branch proposing a new commit
tee of conference. The House concurred in
the committee of conference, and appointed
Messrs. Harrington, Goss and Toothaker con-
feress on the part of the House.
Mr.. Reed, under a suspension of the rules
presented bill an act additional to an act re-
specting actions against executors and admin
istrators, which was read three times and pass
ed to be sngrossed.
Bill an act to amend sect. IA of chap. SO of
the public laws of 1858, and make the same
conform to the laws of 1868, also to amend
chap. As sect. of the public laws of 1853,
passed to be engrossed by the House, came
back from the Senate amended as per sheets A
and b, and passed to be sngrossed, the House
receded, adopted the Senate amendments and
passed the bill to be engrossed,
Passed to be enacted-An act to amend chap.
1876 of the Revised Statutes, relating to the ex-
ecution of sentences in capital cases; an act
to repeal chap. 1853 of the public laws of the
year 1868, entitled an act to amend sect % of
chap. SO of the Revised Statutes, in relation to
trustee process; an act to amend sect. chap.
1852 of the private and public laws of 1868.
Finally passed-Resolve in favor Of State
Prison; resolve providing for the revision and
consolidation of the public laws Of the State;
resolve in favor Of the College Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Hubbard, from the Committee on Judi
ciary, on recommitted bill, an act relating to
the fees of Register of Deeds, reported refer
ence to the next Legislature.
Passed to be enacted-An act to establish
county teachers institutes; an act to establish
county supervisorships of schools; an act ad-
ditional to chap. 126 of the Revised Statutes,
for the prevention of cruelty to animals. Ad-
journed.
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WASHINGTON.
r,,r rou,NATror on 1oNasrnrrr

THE NUMINATION OF LON0SI1EHIs :
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Times WASH
ington dispatch says the nomination of Gen.
Longstreet as Surveyor of the port of new
Orleans is received with diversity of senti-
ment. Many of the Republicans are pleased
with it and it was Endorsed by the New Orleans
editors here. Some of the ex- Union soldiers
denounce it inlsovere terms, but everybody con-
cedes Longstreet's ability and integrity. Of its
of Southern people there can be no doubt.
There will probably be considerable discussion
on his confirmation, and much curiosity is
manifested to see the effect produced upon the
country by the experiment,
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Com M Il Ec CIAL fgss'


NEW YORK, March 12-Money easy at a per
cent. on call. Discounts quiet at 7 q 10 per cent
The feeling is general that all large dealers among
stock brokers have negotiated loan for several months
ahead said to be in view Of important movements on
the bull side of the Stock Exchange. Sterling Ex-
cSnange lower at 1854 q 1857 for prime bankers so
Gays and 1904 q 1899 for sight bills. The Gold
was quiet to-day; prices opened at 1871 advanced to
and closed at 1877 1911. Governments active
; Iswsans anu higher; demand chiefly tho latter
ISSUES ~, ua domestic bonds but orders from the inter-
dos were ,aTgs and some institutions bought freely
VIZ reacned the highest price ever paid but az the
new 65s and SIS were the chief features Of the dsy,
Henry Clewes q Co furnish the following 4.so quo
100 a I202 do 1864 1854 a list; do ssS liza ~
new 1874 11S2, do 67, 1854 q 11sl; do 'es. l1s, "a
113f; 1040s, 1864 1864. There appears TO be CON-
at a % per cent. for carrying to fiat for borrowing
Border State bonds quiet and firm; Missouri's, s.
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yTEXIOO.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

SAN Francisco, March 12.-Mexican ad
vices, via Acapulco, have been received. The
situation of Juarez is described as critical
His available forces are limited, no money IN
the treasury and outrages continue and the
perpetrators go unpublished.
The receipts at the Custom House at Aca-
pulco have been RENTED to the interior for
the benefit of the general Government for the
first time since Gen. Arc was made Governor
Gen. Alvarez is quiet and evinces deter
mination to visit the Capitol and answer for
the large sums which he received for years
from the Acapulco Custom House. aos
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Conmens sS wMsa sss : March 10, a.

A ND continue from day to day until every 10. I.
"A sold. The goods are fresh, just as imnorteI ~
article tumbled. Will be sold in lots to sut NM,
chasers, and every article warranted perfect ri
stock consists in part of fine Linen Sheetings TO- n
and 1874 In width; Pillow case Linens, rs, "a ard
81; Linen Shrtings of all qualities, inclung Rich.
yard; Brown and Bleached, suitable for House CT
Hotel purposes; Damask Napkins ofvarious patterns
and "a sized; full assortm ent of Satin Damask
D0yjes; Elegant Extension cloths 6 4, 1914. 12-4,
"A and 20 4, with Napkins and Doylies 10 match !;
Ladies and Gents fine Linen Hdkis; 30 doz DAM
ask, Huckabuck and Diaper TOwes; 800 pieces
Scotch Diaper; bales Russia and American Crash
200 French English and American Quilts; Blankets
10, II, and 124; 80 pieces Hemp Carpetng, with va
rious other goods all OF which may be examined on
Tuesday, 9Th, from 10 A N till 6 nj.
City and country trade invited to this sale. This
will prove the best stock OF Linens offered In this
city.
az Ladies' and Gents will please look over this
stock before the sale
No postp0nement marst
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q SO; old Tennessees, 90 q ees; new do. s5t q e54
North Cardinals, 59f "a 90; Louisiana levee 6s 7Oa
The Railroad market was strong. Express share
that the settlement between Erie and the United
States Express Co.. was not completed In the after.
noon the Railroad market was lower but closed
steady, though dull Miscellaneous and Express
shares quiet and steady The following are So
prices:-Pacifc Mail, 99s q 99i; Western Union Tel
egraph, 81 q SSt; New York Central, 1898 q 16s!
Erie, 81 q 37t; hudson. 1894 q 1894; Harlem, 1856
g 1871; Reading, s1i g cit; Fort Wayne, 1854 q 119
Michigan Central, III; Michigan Southern, 97a q
s7t Illinois Central 40 q 14l; Chicago 4 Rock Il,
North Western, s13 q SIT; do preferred, 81 9 CIT.
IThe cearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to day
amounted to SCI, 600, 900.
The balance at the Sub-TrAas urv to-day am cunt
al IN SGT afQ Toa ~-' ~
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4tse.t1fa s 8. atfc BOSTON, March IL.
The activity which has characterized the market
since the commencement OF the present year, mani
tests, as yet, no symptoms of an early abatement
The demand has, in some instances, outstrlpped the
supply, and 1t is difficult, under such circumstances
TO execute orders promptly. Prices generally are
firmly maintained, while the more desirable lines
command higher rates than at the opening Of the
season, and the tendency is still in an upward drec-
ton. The most noteworthy feature Of this weeks
business is the shipment per steamer of sixty
cases of army brogans to Cuba. the greater portion
Of which were supplied by house on Pearl street Of
this city, who have further order on hand for ship
ment next week. The weeks shipments have been
on an extensive scale, amounting to 28,440 cases,
against ,519 last week. and 26,822 in the cores
ponding week last year. The total shipments since
JAM LIST foot up to S41, against cases for
the same period in 1868. There Is no change of i'm
portance in Styles but efforts st being made to
bring about uniformity Of sizes and fullness in the
wholesale Boot and Shoe trade. This is long need
ed desideratum, which would be highly appreciates
BY distant buyers. 1t may take some time to effect
1T, but its advantages obvious that its adop-
ton cannot be much longer delayed.-[Shoe and
Leather Reporter.
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Dispatches to Evening Papers.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
THE GREAT STORM CONDITION OF THE RAIL
RoADs-LOss OF LIFE

ROADs-LOss OF LIFE.
MONTREAL, March ia heavy snow storm
and raging winds prevailed yesterday No
trains have started from or arrived here for two
days. Four trains from New York are block
AIDED at St. Johns. The passengers are well
supplied with provisions and fuel Two gem
tlemen got through by sleighs yesterday. The
eastern trains are about thirty miles away, and
there is no possibility of their being extricated
before Saturday. The lee roads on the river
are impossible. Some men tried to cross yes
terday, but had to abandon their teams.
THREE RIVERS, March u.-There is eight
feet of level snow on the track for stretch of
twenty four miles. The trains over the Athe-
baska branch of the railway have discontinued
running until April.
QUEBEc, March ia terrific snow storm
has prevailed here. Three men were found
dead in the snow drifts o-day near this city,
They tried to trsvel on foot yesterday.
POINT LEVI, March 11.-An avalanche Of
snow fell from the cliffs on house containing
fifteen persons, four Of whom were crushed to
death.
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FLORIDA.

RELEASE OF DIR. MUDD.
KEY WEST, March 12-Dr. Mudd has been
released from Tortugas, and arrived here to-
dsy en- route North.
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, March 12-Forenoon.- Cotton firner;
Middling uplands I'D; sales to-day 10000 bales
sales OF the week $4,000 bales Of which IL 900 we're
for export and 5000 for speculation stock in port
232, 900 bales, OF which 200 are American.
LONDON, March 12-Afternoon.- Consos at 90 for
money and e3f for account
American securities-United States $40 bonds
steady; Stocks steady Erie shares 26f Illinois Gem
trail shares 81; Atlantic Great Western shares a.
LIVERPOOL, March oon.-Breadstuffs
declining. Oats IS I'D. Red Wheat IS Cd. old Corn
sos: new 29s Sd. Flour 23s Cd. = "
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester frmer and better
prices.
LONDON, March 12-Evening.-Consols e23 for
money and 92t for account
American securities-United States b'20's easier
shares 81.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Evening.-C Cotton closed
frmer but not higher. Breadstufs and Provisions
unchanged. Spirits Petroleum advanced to I'D.
Linseed Oil advanced 81 and quoted at 31a 10s
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GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET. March IL For the
week-Georgc's Goldfish in light receipt; sales OF
cured the present week at 90 % qtl market closing
firm. Mackerel-Bay No. rs are held at 27 rs o9
n 50 stock in the market very light. Fresh Halibut
very scarce last sales at 10 90 % cwt Smoked Hal
dser. 1--fe
NEW YORK, March 12.-Flour-sales 800 bbls !;
State and Western very dull and declining;
ira Western Wheat n heayv snd ~
lower; private cable advices from Liverpool quote
Wheat lower and almost unsaleable; Amber Mich-
bush; new Mixed western % q $50. oats a shade
easier sales 3D. 900 bush. Western TAI @745c. Beet
dull and heavy. Pork firmer, closing heavy; sales
800 bbls; new mess at 81 rs q 81 90. Lard lower
Eey ~ ssSss I e RICE ssa dull sa-
12ic. Coffee DUH Molasses dull. Naval Stores
quiet. Petroleum lower; crude III q 1Sc refined
bonded 50 g SIZE. Freghts to Liverpool duh; Cot
ton ID per steamer. F-ss
quiet at LILO premium selling and LILO discount for
buying. Flour dull at 90 q 30 forISprng extras;
Spring superfns 80 q 90. Wheat dull and de-
% q 0si No. at o4 rejected &C. Corn active;
new b3J q 53ac; no grade 90 g Ole. Oats dull and
assr q@G,e n az zS o csa and s2 Ss
at 11s q Isl for No i and isI for No B Barley Barley
nominal at 81 So for No. in store Seeds dull;
Mess Pork quiet at 80 75l@ 81 90. Lard was seoTt.
Bulk Meats-clear sides 153c; rough do 14ac loose.
DRESSED Hogs quiet at IL rs q 10 75 Live Hogs ad-
vanced @ 10c; quoted at 8 90 a 10 05 for common
to choice.
CINCINNATI, March 12.-whskey quiet at 81 a
9zc cash and time, Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Mess Pork 81 80. Bulk Meats 123 q 152ec; sales OF
shoulders at 12a q 12yc. Bacon dull at 1879 for
shoulders and 164 q lie for sides. Hams 1871 a &c.,
Lard not offered to any extent; small orders filed at
1877 q 1Sic.
MILWAUKEE. March 12.-Flour dull and .unchang-
cd. Wheat-decining; quoted at 10t for No. and
063 for No. Oats dull at "a a Soc for No. q Corn
declining; quoted at 81 q Soc tor new. Rye nomi-
nal. Barley unchanged. Provisions steady. City
mess Pork 80 90 q 81 90. Dressed Hogs frmer at
II 80 a 1269.
SAVANNAH, March 12-Cotton dull sales 500
bales Middlings at NJc; receipts 600 bales receipts
for the week 1858 baes exports to Havre 1879 bales
exports for the week 1900 bales
MOBILE, March 12.-Cotton-sales for the week
2050 bales receipts for the week 1851 bales exports
to Great Britain 374S bales; France 29i5 bales
coastwise 1857 bales; stock on ] and 1880 bales
sales to- day $50 bales: market quiet; low Middngs
26sc; receipts to-day o96 bales; exports 278 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-Cotton-receipts to-
day 1854 bales; receipts for the week 524 bales;
exports to-day 2169 bales exports for tie week. to
Liverpool 10 $50 bales; to the Continent 1924 bales
coastwise 770i bales; stock hand 49, 274 bales
sales 5000 bales sales for the week 200 bales
market in better demand low grades easier; better
grades firm; low Middlings 26a @ 27c Middlings
2sc.
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Doe
All Wool Table
ETss Dinner and Tea Silver Plated Tea
Glass Pocket Knives Sver Plated Bam
Cologne Silver Plated
tickle Forks Glasses
Gold Rings
Bead Baskets Pipes
e e km Bs Table Mats Japan Tea Kid
and snS Gents Plated Vest Chains Hair Chains Plated Sleeve
Portnonns Pefmery Flower
lar, &c.,
Purchasers will find
will be
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E U r. Q P e .
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March 12-Evening.-In the House
of Commons this evening, Hon. Robert Lowe
Chancellor of the Exchequer, stated that il
the mail contract with the Inman Steamship
Company was sanctioned the steamers of that
line would sail from Queenstown every Friday
for New York, instead of Thursday as hereto
fore.
SPAIN.
MApRID, March 1.-THE Constituent Cortes
has rejected bill providing for the abolition
of the oapitation tax and the military conscrip-
ton.
s-a AUSTRIA. s-E 81
VIENNA, March 12.-Both Houses of the
Reichsrath have passed the ministerial budget
1t shows deficiency of 100000 forms in the
revenue to meet the estimated expenditures.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.

TORONTO, March 12.-Another snow storm
is now prevailing. The train which left Mon
treal Tuesday only arrived here this morning.
The passengers suffered much from the cold
and hunger. The track is completely blocked
at Colborne and Vandriel. (,
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT
The Dominion Parliament will meet for des-
patch of business on the 10th of April -
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BOSTON, March 12.-In the House of Repre-
sentatlves this afternoon the liquor question
was again under consideration, and a bill
slightly modifying the present license law was
rejected by strong vote. A proposition to
allow hotel keepers and grocers to sell without
Keeping open bars was also defeated. A mo-
ton to re-enact the probibitory law and re-
peal the present license system was also de-
feated, when the further consideration OF the
subject was deferred till next Tuesday, on mo-
ton Of the leader Of the prohibition party in
the House.
ARRIAAL OF A FISHING FLEET-DIsAsTERs.
A large fleet of fishing vessels arrived at
Gloucester yesterday from Georges Banks,
nearly all having suffered loss OF cables and
anchors by weather of almost unexampled Sc
verify. 1t is said the losses will consume the
profits of the fishery the present year. Saml.
Swanson, of Gloucester, was knocked over
board from schooner Sabine and drowned, and
Finlay Mcmillan and John McQuarrie, ma
tives OF Cape Breton, were lost in fog, hav-
ing left their vessels to set travis.
DISHONEST CITY TREASURER.
LOWELL, March 12.--Thomas G.. Gerrish,
City Treasurer, and hitherto greatly es-
teemed citizen, has been exposed and coniesses
TO embezzling $4,000 of the city funds. He
has been engaged in speculation.
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NJ o 316 Congress Street, win, on Thursday even
In ing Feb. IL, at O'Clock, sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots to suit purchasers at Wholesale
prices. Cash advanced on all descrip lions OF goods
Consignments not limited.
LebruarY II. 1868. diff
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, March 12.-Adviees from Mansan-
lila to the 7th inst are that the troops attack.
ed the insurgents in their intrenchments near
the town of Macaca and destroyed and routed
them. Nine of the insurgents were killed.
Santiago advices to the 9th of March have
been received. The column under command
of Gen. Veloscas, which was stationed at Bay.
amo has rome to Mayari
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JAMAICA.

KNesToN, March 4.-Ths steamer Mount
Vernon, Capt. Porter, has arrived here from
st. Marie with Gen. Faubert and party of
revolutisnists. They will fit out for an expe-
dition against Salnaye.
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on Ii
u market lot, Market street, shall sell Hon es
carriages, Harnesses, &C.
Apl2s. +. o. BAILEY: AuetloneeI
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GEORGIA.
Aao AoarNATTnN

AUGUSTA, March IL Charles Wallace, edi
tor of the Warrenton (Ga.) Clipper, was shot
and instantly killed this morning. Mr.. Wal
lace had applied fol admission into the Ma
scDic Lodge at Warrenton, and was black.
balled by DR.. g. w. Darden, who had prom
ised not to oppose his application. Wallace
then attacked Darden through the columns OF
his paper, denouncing him as a liar and villain
As Wallace was passing in front of Darden :
place he shot him through the head with rifle
The affair causes intense excitement in War
renton. Wallace in Democrat, and Darden
is Republican.
DEAD LOCK ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
NENT.
ATLANTA, March 12-The Senate took up
the amendment to the Constitution to-day, and
passed it without debate-yeas q, nays 16.
Members rot voting g. The House passed a
resolution to reconsider its action of yesterday
adopting the amendment, by yeas 81, nays A.
A resolution to take action on the amendment
was lost. The extreme Radicals and extreme
Democrats do not support its adoption.
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DENIAL OF THE CUNNINGHAM STORY.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, March 12-Louisa Eighmic,
one of the victims of the bigamist Cunning
ham, charged by him of knowing something of
the Rogers murder, has to-day made state
ment denying every word of said statement SO
far as she is concerned
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, March IL, The Jury in the Su-
preme Court to-day found verdict of $4,000
in favor of Danforth N. Barney, President of
Wells, Fargo 3 Co, Express Company, against
Otto Barstsnbinder and others, for damages
sustained by the explosion of nitro glycerine
at San Francisco.
The captain and first mate Of the ship James
Foster, Jr., have been arrested and will be TAX
en- before the Commissioners of Emigration
tomorrow to answer to a charge of i'll treat
ment OF sick passengers. The latter are now
all convalescent.
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THE members of the Cumberland County Agri-
Il eultural Society are requested to meet at the
City Building, Portland, WEDNESDAY, February
Gath, 1884, at ten o'clock NJ to elect board OF ON
GERS for said society for the current year. lea
SAMUEL DINGLEY Secretary.
Gorham, Feb Q. $780, Wig
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LOST

DETWEEN Saccarappa and Portland Mixed
DLong Shawl. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at the Post Office, Saccarappa.
mr12d1t* MRS. COLLINS.
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AUCTION BALES.
sneeiaI Auction Notice.

IN. PATTEN a. CO.. Auc,iouss>
OFFICE
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

A First-class Woman Cook. Apply at the st. Law.
IA renee House, cor. Middle and Iudia st. mrlOu