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PkoyKR PROPERTY ON 81. NORTH.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust TO the under.
:;3 signed as trustee, bearing date September the
:. fret 1873 and duly recorded In Iiber T and
Wa hinaton county, district Of Colnmbis, and at
the written request Of the psrty secured thereby,
instant: as seIoet ,; NJ, ,sIl; in front Of the
square No. 1sl, and improy yemspts thereon, con !
sisting OF Q new, we'll built frame House, conta
ing six rooms, and all In good order.
tb rec days from the day Of sale, the undersigned
reserves the riLht to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaultinR purchaser.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
q u WlLLARD, Trustee.
oc6 Rep1 GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct's
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFfERNO0N.

RH OOoPEB LAfIMhR, Auerioneses.
- (Oucceesors To j. y. Mcclure Col
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2 the store formerly occupied By Johnson ooilsy
Nnsre ne Will pc ptea.ed to ses bis Old customers,
aho vnsre hs viii be able 70 show them su sssort-
this city. su lg-n
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" GOOD RIAL ESTATE MOTHS,
JOSHUA WHITNEY 3 co.,
VISIT Brokers, l16 7th ct, bet G and SITS.
I ADIle, GENTLEMEN, AND OHILDRrNV
CLOTHluG, BOOTS AND SHOES, Be, &C..
bouaht By =. b. JUeTH. at asa y 7th street In the
second square above the Northern Liberty Harket
between L and u streets. east side. uay sly
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Try COOPER LATIMEB, Auctioneers,
- !successors to James U. Mcclure q Co,)
couthwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street,
CHANCERy SALE or IMPROVED PROP.
6kT1 Oh EIGHTH 81 SECT WEST, BE.
TWEEN g AND h STREETB NORTH
- In pursuance OF decree Of the Su preme
az Court Of the District Of Columbis, passed in
E1 cause In Equity. No. l,26s, wherein J ohm
eeibel was complainant and George seibel
and Sophia Seibel were defendants, the under.
signed IS trustee, appointed by the said decree
will 50 at public auction, on MONDAY, tn 25th
day Of October, 1859 at O'Clock p n the real es
north middle fourth part Of Lot numbered Is, in
square numbered 405. fronting "a feet7K hes on
Sth ttreet west. The improvements consist OF a
three story brick House and Cqtbuildings.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decres are :
One-tbir Of the purchase money to be paid In
cash: Sl00 of which must be deposited Wfth the
auctioneer when the biz 10 acce sesd and the re
ldue In equal tnstalments In one and two years
from the day Of sale, secured by otes and deed of
trust.
all stamps and cenveysncing at the expense OF
JOHN d MCPHERSON, Trustee.
COOPER LATlMER,
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WheeLeY's Sherry W1ne Bitters,
VIII be found most beneficial tonic for spring use,
strengthening the digestive organs, purifying the
blood, and removing the lasstude incident to the
season. Sold by SAMUEL CHADWICK, % Market
qusre, Portland 49, &
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A special meeting of the City Council was
held last evening.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDEBMEN.
License was granted to Melville Hoyey to
keep an intelligence office.
The resignation Of Frank d. Moore, First
Assistant Assistant City Civil Engineer, was read and
The committee Of conference on the aalarv
bill reported the bill passed by the City Coun-
Gil July 9Th, with the exception of the salary
of the liquor agent, which is fixed at $1,000 in.
stead OF $500. The report was rejected, the
Mayor giving the casting vote.
Leave was granted Blake, Jones & Gage to
street. -
Order of notice was directed on. petition Of
fietcner g sampson for permission to erect a
steam engine at No. Is Silver street. returnable
on the first Monday ofAugust. W
Permission was granted to W. T. billiard to
erect wooden building on the corner of Mid
die and Franklin streets. :
The report Of the Committee Of Conference
On the salary bill came up from the lower
Board, that branch having accepted it by a
vote of 10 to 9. -f -, = = -
Aid. Strout moved to recede and concur "a
The motion was opposed BY Aid. Wright and
curtis, and the Board voted to adhere.
An order Was passed providing for an excur-
sion down the harbor and collation.. for the.
delegates to the Young mems Christian Asso-
citation Convention. at an expense not exceed
ing $780,. A d.. Curtis and Wright were ap-s
pointed committee on the part Of this Board
to carry ont the object Of the order. LiN ~
The Committee on Streets, Sidewalks and
Bridges reported that the repairs on West
Commercial street required By the order of
April II, are being made: 3
Orders Passed = Confirming the grades of
North, Washineton, Maujoys Eastern Prom
euade Portland from High to Preble, Prebie
from Portland to Congress, Federal from Mid
dlr TO India, and Congress from Washington
70 Eastern Promenade; paying George War
rem $75 for land taxi n to widen Middle street,
and $l00 for damages to property caused by
raising the grade Of Hampshire street; paying
Horace Hoyey $3.50 for damages 10 property BY
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Among the many judicious acts of the last
Legislature, is that bearing the title which
stands at the head of this article There seems
to be great reluctance onsthe part of many per
sons to make proper disposition of their prop
erty byiwill.- They are conscious that should
they suddenly depart this life, the law would
not make such Distribution of their estate as
they could and would WISH to make them-
selves; and are aware that when in life and
health it is duty which they owe to their
friends to make such necessary provisions.
Yet this very important step is often neglect
ed for the want of a safe and convenient place
to deposit such will and avoid the unple asant
circumstances often attending such deposit
with friends. aj ia mr. * M rs
This want is now met by the act above re-
ferred to: and for the small sum of one dollar
any person may deposit his Will for safe keep
ing with the Register of Probate in the county
where he resides, where it will be safe, and
cln be examined or taken, only by the testator
or some person designated by him. We un-
derstand that the Register in this Couniyis now
prepared to receive Wills under this act, and
has provided suitable envelopes for the same.
The Register will give the deposition a receipt
showing that he has received the instrument.
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The Nersh school.

The annual Summer examinations of the
Public Schools in this city commenced with
the North School yesterday. The morning was
devoted to the Primary, and the afternoon to
the Grammar Department At the commence
ment of the term Mr.. Weber, the principal OF
the school, was granted leave of absence, and
Mr.. A. J.Blethen was appointed Principal.
Mr.. Weber, we learn, has lately sent in his
resignation. To one who has any acquaintance
with the management of schools it viii be
readily understood that it was no easy task for
q stranger to step in and introduce his own
methods Of school discipline-when the chill
dren were accustomed to different plan--and
that too in one of the largest schools in the
country-and be successful We think Mr..
Blethen may congratulate himself, however,
in having achieved that task, aided by . yalu-
able assistant, Miss Helen Crafts, and a large
staff of competent and faithful teachers. We
wish to praise the discipline of the primary
department. tits no light matter for the teach
er to govern school composed of very young
children, and to interest them in their studies,
so that at the end Of term they will pass
good examination. Among the features Of the
morning was fine exhibition Of calisthenics
in Miss Peters, room, and q little Grafton, com
-plimantarr tn tina Committees. deliuared Inv
Master Walter Bailey with youthful grace and
dignity. Essa S9s
The Grammar School examination in the
afternoon redounded highly to the credit of
both scholars and teachers. The recitation in
arithmetic, whfon we heard, displayed q ia
miliarity with the Textbook, which was the
result of diligence, and the reading and sing
ing was particularly good. Yesterdays exam
ination is considered the most successful one
the school has ever passed. Il sssas
The followingis the statement Of the num-
Der of pupils in the different departments and
the average Attendance:
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schencK's Pulmonic SYRUP.

=
seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure Con
sumption, taVer Compliant and Dyspepslasn taken
according 70 directions They are al three to be
relax the Liver and put II 70 work then the appetite
ss Nv, sooai me .o3u ages.s ana MAKES eoou
sased maftsr ri,e =; w ~ ns Mesh Inc us
wav To chr 4 consnmn fion So "ei' = ing oniy
10 thesethree medfcines DIR T Fl schenck ofFb;,-
adelphia owes his unrivaied success in the treat
menf Of Pnlmonarv Consum ntonr : Tbe PuImonic
Svrup ripens the morbid matter IN the nnrs rasnrs
tirowa ii a 81 an easv exnccforation tor ZEN the
paies% Or q matter = ripe slight cough VIII Throw y
heal $500 - = -r-sSe 49, :"
10 do this. the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pill.
20 that fhe PnImonic Svrmn and the food will oaEa
good blood = 80 Wv -S~>- "--
sehsnsf's Mandrake pms act upon the liver
bladder the file starSs feelv and tSs i;var @
relieved, the stools viii show What ths P;s,. can a.
dssdl nosor hie T. verv - .o .g s
with Great care that wi,j uniocf the caii b,a1Ssr
and START the secretions Of the liver like ScSsncks
Liver Complaint Ia one Of the fmost prominent
auses Of Consumption. 8 - 49, r'-' -'s''
schenck' seawsed Tonlcis gentle stimnlant and
preparation Is made Of assists lie stomaoh to throw
out Che gastric juce to dissoivs tbe food with S,s
Pulmonie Syrup, and It. Is made into good blood
The great reason why physicians do not cure Com
sumption Is they tryto do too much: thew rive med
SRs e ip s srs E sD stop might
the whole digestive iockine m the secretio1s
and eventually the patient sinks and dies.
and fbee VII s,c ~ tss me
one can be cured Of consnmption, liver comDlaint.
als asds Sssh sar'a
% Ss
are mass of Inflammation and fast decavinc IN snch
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DOMESTIC PoRrs.

411 DOMESTIC PORTS. 1isE "A
sAs FRANCIsc Ar I'd inst, baraus Moneys
:, Al 10Th INST, ship Lizzie Williams. wormsu, New
new ORLEANS Ar stA inst, ship Lisbon, Curtis
CD In, harsus Jennie coss, szsasey. Boston. r
Towed 70 sea 3oth, ship Lady Blessington. 81.
At Pass rOutre 9th inst, ship TranQuebar. ~
SD lin, brig Adelaide, Wilson. Charleston.
WlLMiNGToN-Ar sth inst, brig Altavela, Reed,
ALExANDRIA--Ars 9th, sch Clara Smith, Smith.
WASHINeToN-Ars th, sch Fred Smith, Davis,
Bath and sailed Tor Georgetown, to load tor Boston,
BALTIMORE-Ar Sth, schs Josiah Whitehouse,
Farnham, Stonington Ida Lewis, tnew) Huestis,
Ar 9th. sch j B Marshall. seavey, st George.
Cid eth schs Helen M Rowley, Rowlcy, Boston; L
Holway, Bryant, Newburyport,
Sid LIST. barque Merrimac.
Windsor, Ms; Julia Elizabeth, Candage, Bangor
Gardiner; White Sea, Jones, Calais. -
Cid 9th. brig VIM X Sawyer, Wallace, Boston; sch
j Worthington, Terry, Sacc. %
euayama: CIV Holt, Hart, Savannah; al Dyer,
Bentley. Machias; James Barrett Nckerson, Gardi-
ner; = yerrili, Faies. kockland.
American Lloyds, Park, Buenos Ayres; briggs Shan
non, Ray, Valencia; Castillian, Lang. Uieniuegos;
schs Jones, ingalls,, Machias; Rio, Young shu-
Ar 10th, ship Thos Harvard, Strickland. Cardiff.
So days; barque Lucy Nichols, Duncan, Havana;
Ts s ink
ley, Machias; Geo Gilman. Rankin, Portland; K
Lane. Fuller. Yarmouth; Rosannah Rose; Burgess,
New haven; Fanny Elder, Shea, and Mndora, Hig
gins. BRIDGEPORT tor Philadelphia; A Dyer. Bagly,
Machias; Ganges. Treworgy: Franklin Garland,
%G iiti, sn,p Southern Gs,s higgins Manssniio
sc6s Fred smith, smith 81 john Pr: staiisht, Nc,
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TnowBRiDor & HAnr'g coMB1sAr1os,-1t

TRowBRiDaE & HARr's ColB1NArIos, lit
does seem pity that when real good enter
tainmenf is given in this city the citizens
should afford it scant patronage. Trowbridge
8 Hart came here with first-rate company,
and giving performance that was one Of the
best of its class; q performance which given in
Boston drew crowded houses, not night or
two, but every weekday evening in the year.
Last night this frst-rate company played to a
$15O-house, when it should have been an $500
one The same excellence characterized the
performance that marked the entertainments
on Saturday evening. We understand that
the company are going to Bangor, and we
trust the Bangori ms win appreciate their
merits in a greater degree than our citizens
have dome. < = .ssfasie. /. Il y - giqsh
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MARRIED.

In saccarappa, July 10, by Rev. W. B. Bartlett
Geo. H. Bragg, OF Manchester, N. H., and Sarah j
Butterfeid, OF Westbrook. tf+
In South Paris, July 10, by Rev. G. H. Cobb, orri1
Everett, Of Bangor and Miss Nancy r. Joy. OF ELS
worth.
IN Lewiston. Julys, Daniel W. Frye and Fannie
A. Williams.
In Durham. june 10. James d. PulsIler and Mary
s. Jordan, both OF Auburn. 4i
In Durham, June "a, Charles johnson and Adela
Bray, both Of Poland. a si.fr ~
In Oxford, July /, William NJ. Hall and Susan
Bailey. both OF Welchvile. - -.-r-s
In PhIpsburg. July g. Anfel L. Higgins, Of Bath,
and Susan @. Oliver, of P. -f,.-~ +
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City Liquor Agency.

ALI persons who may have occasion to use
liquors Of any kind for medicinal or mechani-
cal purposes, are informed that the City Agen-
cy is supplied with articles Of excellent quail
", selected expressly for these purposes. No
liquors wiz pc sold Ct the Agency except those
relied on as pure and Of standard proof, as GER
tilted in the certificates OF analysis from the
State Assayer. The price list has been revised,
and only sufficient profit win be charged to
meet current expenses. We think this mode
Of conducting the agency cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order q
COMMITTEE ON LIQUOR AGENCY.
june IL, 1869. dtfsn I'D
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DIED.

/ In westbrook, July IL Eta Lena, daughter Of
Andrew and Louisa Abbott. aged 10 months 10 days
Funeral ON Tuesday afternoon. at O'Clock, from
No. Mechanic street., Portland. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend
In Ligonia Village, Cape Elizabeth. July IL, DAM
B Dunn aged So years months 20 days
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon. ct o'clock,
from his late residence corner OF Main and Lincoln
streets. DOVER N. II papers please copy.l
In Kineheld. June 10, Mr.. v lillian Day, aged 81
IA Boston, Jury II, szrs. Joscphine Virginia Kel-
ly, aged Is years. .i.7h. 800
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Braaadreth's Pil.s rs. Bleedissa..

Braaadreth's Pilts rs. Bleeding
Bseding may give ease, because the Blood La has
mKe room but the ease does not last and is .olIow
cd BY permanent Weakness
Brandreths Pills relieve the CIRCULATION and Five
Ease more surely and almost as quickly as bleeding
but Brandrefh's Pills never hurt and the good hey
icis permanent, because they take only what the
oody and blood are better without. Purgation with
these pills win be found i..-..a-as
A universal Curative Principle.
Lev 'ne wise examine its claims to their confidence.
MIS-. nooser OF Barnstable, Mass was cured by them
OF ST. y'uss Dance of fifteen years standing
ADRIAN van "ar' was cured OF internal tumor by
the use Of branaretDs Pills, when all other means
had failed. DR.. Brandreths office, Brandreth House
New York. sola by all Druggists.
js 2i-ssdA sowimsH
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CoRREcTIoN-In our Monday article, treat
ing of some important New Hampshire mat
tiers, there were some errors to be corrected.
Tue distance from Alton Bay to woiboro'
should have been zen miles instead of Sky"
Conductor Towle wa called Fowl >, while
Abofn and Smith were most my>teriously
written dowa .'Abaer Smitn." Il sh. uId
have stated, also, very clearly, that IL e stages
leave Wolfboro and Center Harbor for Con-
way on arrival of steamer,
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To owners of Horses.

1 Thousands Of Horses die yearly from Collie. This
need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Eminent
wiz positively cure every case. If given when first
taken. The cost is only one dollar. Every owner
Of horse should have abottle 10 his stable for
use. 1t is warranted superior to anything else for
Cuts, Wind Calls, Swsllings, Sore Throat, Sprains,
Bruises, Old Sores Sc. This Liniment Is no new
remedy. 1t has been used and approved Of for 21
years by the first lorsemen In the country. Given
to over-driven horse 1t acts like magic. Orders
England for It.
The celeb, ated Hiram Woodruff used and recon-
p p Bush, Of the Jerome race course, has given me
certificate stating It to be superior to any other he
had used. Hundreds of others can be seen ut the
Depot, 10 Park Place, Y. Sold by the Druggists
and Store-keepers. je12deod&eeN1m Ilf'
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TIE Secretary of the Navy will this week
issuea circular, directed to Commandments of
Navy Yards throughout the country. 1t is in
tended 70 simplify details of work at the Navy
Yards and to correct matters contained in for
mer orders from the Department. The circular
is as follows:
"Sir-The order of June g. tsx;na ,,,A ,~orl.
ing hours In the various yards and .tat;o. :.
hereby revoked. The order of Nav % U.s., 70
lating that subject will stand, with this r'aa
hcation: That the ringing of the bell viii con-.
mence at such time, not exceeding fifteen min.
utes before the time of commencing work as
may under the circumstances at each yard OF
station be found by the Commandant thereof
necessary to secure to the Government the full
term of eight hours per day. Care should be
taken to establish such rules in this respect as
will insure iusticelto thelGovernment, with no
unnecessary Inconvenience to the working
men. The mastering f the workmen after
the expiration of the hours Of labor will be
dispensed with. ~ "-'- -
(Signed) GEN. NJ RoBrsox
Secretary of the NAVY
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.ElEis', Iron .Bitters,

viii enrich the blood and prevent it from becom-
ing watery and weak, giving healthy complexion,
restore the appetite, invigorate the system, and are
very palatabe. These bitters are recommended to
all persons requiring safe and valuable tonic to inn
part tone and strength to the system, not given by
btters merely stimulant In thgir effects; which, al
though they may possess tonic, vegetable properties
cannot give the strength to the blood which the
Iron BTTTERs will give. ~.
Prepared by WIN. Ellis. Chemist. For sale in
Portland, by Gresham &C.,, 305 Congress st.,
- - ar~r ~ je 21-d6m SIN
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SlClLIkN
HAIR
x ENEWEh.

Is the best article known to preserve the hair.
HsAi1s viii positively
ReAtore Gray Hair to its Original Color
and Promote its GrewGs.
Its an entirely new scientific discovery, eombln-
ing many Of the most powerful and restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom. asd
IL makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy,
and does mot Stain she Skin.
H-It IL recommended and used by the first med
cal authority. . l.s 5-.
Our Treatises on the Hair sent free by mail.
Price e1.00. For sale by all druggists.
&. PHALL & CO., Nashua, N. b. ProprietorF.
l ie17eod&eoWlm
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DIR. Hams Aromatic Invfgorator

Removes from the system the III effects caused by the
excessive use of alcoholic liquors, and efectually
destroys the appetite for these stmuants. 1T gives
tone to debilitated mucous surfaces. Etete matter
its normal healthu condition. As q medicine, it is
quick and effectual, curing the most aggravated
cases of Dyspepsia kidney Complaints, and all 9TH
or Derangements Of the Stomach and Bowels, in q
speedy manner. This elegant preparation has stood
the test of years. full before eating will
give good appetite and prevent all suffering from
Indigestion. Ladies of weak and delicate constiu-
tons should take the invigorator tn ee times day.
wne-glass full before retiring WIN insure sweet
trial, and 20 induce this he has put up the Invgo-
rator in pint bottles at so cts-quarts $780, Prin.
cipal Depot, As GENITAL WHARF. BOSTON. Sold
BY all druggists. may13eodsN3m
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Exhibition mt WatcrvilIe Classical
~ Institute.
WATERvILLE, July IL, 1863

t,f WATERvILLE, July IL, 1862
To The Editor Of the Press: ~
The annual exhibition of the Wateryille
Classical Institute, James FL. Hanson Prin-
cipal, occurred on Friday evening last The
programme numbered q selections, .of which
seven were read by young ladies to the evident
qualification of large audience. Music was
furnished by the North Vassalboro' band ~
The following prizes were awarded First
prize in elocution to Miss Celia f. Low of
Fairfield; second prize, Miss Addie P. Barnes
of Lee. First prize for Defamation to Jeffer-
son Taylor, of Vassalboro'; second prize, Theo-
dore. F. White, of Waterville.
I, From the College Preparatory course sixteen
young men graduate, of whom fourteen will
contest the prize offered by Colby University
for the best preparation for college. There are
no graduates the present year from the col
legiate Department for Ladies, that course of
study having been heightened to four years.
1t may not be generally known that the last
Legislature authorized this institution to con-
fer all the collegiate honors and degrees that
are generally granted by female colleges.
We learn from the catalogue just issued,
that 12O pupils have been connected with the
classical department during the past year, and
115 with the English course. Mr.. Hanson is
ably seconded by aiceIps of ten assistants. A
vacation now follows. until the first Monday
in September. iifaa iiess9 saf WINSTON.
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The same having been read by the Secretary.
they were laid on the table under the rules OF
the Board, until tomorrow afternoon.
Attest ~ fs CHAs. RANDoLF, Sec'y.
CHICAGO, May q, 1869
The resolutions offered on change yesterday,
were UNANIMOUSLY adopted at tue meeting Of
the Board Of Trade to-day.
Attest. CHAs. RANDoLF, See'y.
A true copy of record Attest.
~, 81 ~ ~ st,. CHAs RANDoLF, Sec'y.
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The Watervile Mail says host Of French
men have. come through from Canada to work
during the haying season; end our native
Johnnies don't ike it overmuch as the move
ment has a tendency to reduce the wages
Quite number OF our French population
featuring company at Augusta dam.
The Banks in Watervi1le made a semi-an-
nual dividend of five per cent, on the first of
July ------- -'7
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A Mass Meeting of the Citizens Of Com
cord in Favor of the Concord and Ro-
chester Gailroad. 1s .sH.sl 9

chester Gailroad. q l.Ii Fssa.sl
The Concord papers of Monday morning
give an account of large and enthusiastic
meeting, held Saturday afternoon,. called by
his Honor the Mayor and seyenty-six other
prominent citizens of that city. Speeches
were made by Mayor Stevens, the Hon. John
A. George, John G. Fogg, Esq, and several
other Of the leading men Of that city, strongly
setting forth the feasibility Of the route
which resulted in unanimous vote in favor
of the city subscribing $4,000 in aid of this
enterprise. Acommittee was appointed to Sc
cure individual subscription, and it is estimat-
that $150,000 can be raised in this way in Con-
cord for this object. 1t is also equally certain
that a sufficient sum can be secured along the
route of the road to Concord to enable the
friends Of this route to commence work 1T an
early day. 1t is estimated that the entire cost
of the road will be $4,000 Concord is wide
awake, as the meeting indicates ~~