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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-26
COMMERCLAL NEWS.
c,.r,..,on Cotton. Rice and Naval
= ~ e..-as Market.

The Charleston Cotton. Nice "'h' W."
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, March %, le1o.)
corroS.-The demand for this staple was some
1vhat moderate prices showing no change OF noIe'
the transactions being largely TO one operator
sales about $50 bales, say 9 at IT; 4S at ls; al
1sx; at 19k; at 20; II at 2oh; II at 2oA; III
at q; 80 at 2lh. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ...... LEgdS,s
Low middllng. .ooisg@o7a
Middnng ................ '.''' "
Strict middling ..-.--zl7aQS-
RICE.-The offering OF this grain was ngh'' auo
no transactions took place.
NAVAL SToEEs.-There was no business IN these
articles.
FRE1GHrs-To Liverpool, by steam, hd q q on
nplands, and ll<d on sea Islands; by sail, 3sd q fb
on upland cotton, and sd q ID on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, noml'
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on uplauds
and 1Xc on sea islands. Coastwise TO
New York, by steam, &c . ID on uplands
and nc on sea islands; by sail, &c y ID oD up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by saii' u
axe a fb on upland.. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c b on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, R@Sc y 10 OH
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHANoE.-Sterlng 60 days bills 2o2l@2l.
DOMESTIC ExCHANaE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par, and sell ut Y premium.
Cutside they purchase ut par, and sell ut h@H
premium.
GoLs-Buying at II, and selling at l3
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r,entv in the South the holders are anxious 10
PFeaIISe ~ We notice sales Of 2Ss tierees we quote
dste 10 sma says H'S The demand is
without tho Improvement, the regular trade being 1y
the % only buyers represented and with plenty ga o.
stock prices continue in rather sase Wese
mime to choice do. 6ka6l1c. To-day some l5o
Heroes were sold. Foreign is dull.
The Times says: Rice has been dull ana heasy, pS
Including carolina at s5a6 25, currency; y;nda Ndn-
coon in Bend, So 7a3 25 gold, per 100 poun,as. ,a
The Herald SAYS: Carolina continued IN Ialt II
demand at steady prices and sales were maGe a,,
$50 casks at 5ka6hc for common 10 Prilne. i''n'
goon was dull and nominal.
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Only Once.

Only once; but far across
Looking over gain and loss
can see as in a glass
A sweet vision rise and pass
AS It rose when was strong
In youth that knew no wrong
Shining down on pleasant ways,
Frightening the early days
Only once
Only once; for Paradise
Seldom comes to mortals twice.
Red the ros. at dawn Of day,
Rut at eve it shows decay;
And one echo only floats
Ue from Hopes enchanted notes.
And on Loves illumined wall
have seen shadow fall
Only once
on1v once: perchance she waits
Jnsf beyond sne jasper gates
Wbarn across the stream she stanus
Raetoning with her white hands,
0S for faith to look across,
over gain and over loss;
Itwould cleanse my soul from sin
Could take rhe vision In
Only once
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PnSScnECE8.

Per steamship James Adgcr. from New York
Rev c Hickman. Manson, C i Cary and wife.
Henry, wife and two children, Al Cary =
Van Bcurcn l. TYLER G Kittscn NJ Hyde, a
Powell, Vim Roy, NWhite and wife, VIM Rey-
nolds.
Per steamer Emilie from Georgetown, &C"
F w Waldo, wife and servant, Mrs Baker, + ALI
ston. Myers, Myers. Parks. and deck:
Per steamer Argo, from Beaufort, &c-E Egs
Master Egg, Tolio, II Towcs. G Goodwin, Z
Bosom. Il Clark, Jas Sanborn. Smith, II Gatcr'
and ON deck.
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Receipts by Railroad, March 20.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOL bales cotton. 81 bales domcstics, 2S+ sacks
oil meal, 4s bags -FOUR car stock. TO Railroad
Agent w W Smith, Pelzer. Rodgers & co. Gen II
Walter Il 90, Wagner, st wart & co. Reeder 4 Ia.
Wis, B + Sloan, J K Pringle d Son. w X Ryan,
Johnston, Crews & co. kirkpatrick e. WitIc.
Thurston e. Holmes. w Wii-ms & co, Frost Il
Adger w Z Courtney 4 co. Goldsmith & Son, NJ
Hail, Mowry & Son, Robson.
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Macon Market.

MACON. March 23 acknowledging 10
day l76 bales; sales 1O9; shipped 22s. Receipss
for the week ending this evening, the aDoVe III,
ciused, 56s; sales for same time 1928; stlpmenss IL
I336-showing an increase OF recelpts ior iass
week over those Of the week before oI VI paies,
md increase OF sales OF 154.
The market during the week under review ,as nus
been irregular, and prices siGce Saturday iasE
have declined Aa1lc daily. On Wednesday o,
last week we quoIed the market nrnl Win -
strong demand at 2oc on Thursday prices au
vanced to alc. anu on Friday they went up u
81 Ha22c at which they stood unit! Saturday hoon JUL
when tie reverse set in, and since when tney
have fallen OF as above stated until the Glose y,
the market this evening, which was qulet any :!
weak at 20 Sa21 for the best-just about wnat M IL II
was one week ago, with this difference: Inen
prices tended strongly upward; TINS evening
they tend strongly downward. The demahu
dnrinr the week has been generally good, put Inc
orerings have been light.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September !, 1863 i's
Received TO Gay oG7-7s a5s
Toto, IS, ,632
Shipped to-day. ...............-' 80 =, orc
Shipped preylouSly......... '.0o,sVs-ol'--o
Stock nm band. nd......... 1i,404
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. I1e sGnr = If,mr son, LetIcrs from Charles.
tonnG to 1Gr ne" have rassed through Hell Gate
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The New York Rice Market.

The Journal Of Commerce Of the Esd instant
says: In dulnestics there Ia some business doing
for grocers' use. but prices are weak. The stock
1ere is no. large, but II Is accumu!atng, anu with
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-26
CLARET

Lemon and orgeat Synps
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CLEARED FOR THIS TORT.
Span rig Tomas, Rosas. at Havana. March 10.
schr LhT, Hughes, ut New York, March %.
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Common Pc for the C and fNewYorh hen
inmated in The Board that with Il
necessarily By Kind partially induced TO Withhold the
public declaration the fact whole consider
position Commissioner of Schools transmitted
to his Honor the Mayor official of such intention take elect
July |, 1870
Influenced action viii think your
approval The Board Of Elucaon under existing
important and legislative and
judicial Its seton subject by Courts Of Record and
improbable that the member be
required aduicae legislation II
Board The duties responsibilities Of the Judicial Office
and absorbing admit Of division Of labor for the claims
another OF
well Public
sn under able administration viii continue
and boast Ful TIE expectations VI ts future
and will be enduring deserted
To the Inspectors and Trustees whose cooperation have shared
fidelity been guided
whose worth and fahfune will he
Of
united influence
gentlemen Of the Board have received
staon Of sni appreciation and parting wish for all
continuously conferred upon
returned bless and gladden. hearts have the honor
respectfully r. H. IAHKRsORE
Resolutions adopted taking appropriate notice Of
the services which Mr. larrem0re had done the Of
education Mr.. Bernard Smythe elected President
of the Board, to take effect July l.
II then decided to have painted and placed in the
chamber of the Board the portrait OF Mr.. LarrcmOrc,
after which the Board adjourned.
Mayor Han has written the following letter in refer
ence to the resignation of Mr.. Larcnorc:
EXECUTIVE CN HALL NEw-Y0RK June Is 1870
Ny DRAR SIR In accepting resignation csnnot appoint
without in behalf Of their
Of IN the educational
practical OF school for devoted
youre secne Jarvis
in all those capacities Try and Gil place With respect
friend = Oietieut servant, A OAkkH HALL
Tie Hon l. La
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON LIvERIoOL-In steamship PennsyiysnA June ie1nr
family, Mr. Clarke and wife Mr. sutton and VIE Mss
PbelaD Mr. Jones and family Mes Eekel Brett Woods Marshall
and Dalton
PROM D6yAEA-In steamship Castle June l5J ~ Cebal
los Jno Mascara JaAn FonayA H. Bhsp, Geo Ihondse
Ha Perez and servant Ygnner Alfred Canen and wife Perez
hsBd Franco hendls and servant C. Watson SAVo Len
Rsdland6 and family T. Loyd Soul Lloyd Andres Pegoi r.
lin Campo Carlos Rosa Cinema Garay and family Mrs Pert
and sly Jabce and family l. aas0 and family n fsrnsne
~ IsTens NJ kuera Mrs Baoo aud family fgues ana iamy
MeDJse q. A. OO~ard A. A. MOnel j. BuegA j. de NO r.
bOck Ortz, L. GOu n. salcus Miss Moro, Miss uIho
PROM HAvRB AND BREsr-In steamship st. Laurent Jgse %
LAgmaT Mr. AMI Miss Goodwin. Miss Peiesn Nj and hn Buckley
Famous Eoio MI and Mn hsrteok Mr. u RIVER MI and
II r. Smith Mr. and Mrs Hosak and servant
Messn Wncutch, Budng, Ventura Gbyerl, Mrs X wood
worth aDi servants Miss Robins, Mr. Brown, Nj Biy and eh Mr.
Fish g. Nicolas A BOuhan, G. G. Jones Prince and Princess
X. sspela and servants Mr. Perry, NJ 81. ia CaeAleIo
Madam Miss Welsh j. Chandler, Mr. aud Mr.. Grandpere
Mr. Grandpfne cd Mr. Goe,snsnn Mr. Murphy, Gve
M Nh EDDY Nj Cae Nj LaEe j. COsLe. u RHslAh L. j.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Before Commissioner Shieids.-The defense
closed Yesterday in the OF William Hail. druggist
charged with smuggling oil OF bay BENJAMIN +. Mudg
testified that time during last Winter, Mr. Hall
called him and stated that he had oil Of bay in
which he had made advances that he had heard
the Government making trouble about il, and he
afraid il had been smugglcd, the prices at which lie
bOughti low; the witness advised Mr.. Hall 10
inform the Government how the matter Stood which he
said he would do.
Joseph r. Rose formerly partner Of Mr.. Hall, tes-
fed that the oil had been removed from the store 10
place In COrandSt i'm February; that Hall had feared
trouble and announced his intention of gyngi it up The
case was then adjourned until Saturday at IL "a.
Cecilia LauderS, charged with having drawn pension
from the Government after her remariage on her oath
that she was not remarked waived examination and
held in 81 goo bail to await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
Before Commissioner OSborThe evidence for the de
fense in the of Hampstead, purser of the Missouri
closed yesterday. Nothing new was developed except
that the prosecuting witnesses were in error as 10 tie
number OF boxes in Hcmpstcads room. The Commi>
siOner reserved his decision.
BcfOre Commissioner BCS-GeOrgc Morris, one of the
Daily gang who assaulted the detective at Empire Gar
den on Monday, held for examination by the Com
missioner yesterday, for having i'm his possession 800 III
counterfeit so bills the City National Bank of Utica
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AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
A $1,000 COUNTERFEIT PLATE SEIZED.

A 81 900 COUNTERFEIT PLATE SEIZED.
Late in November, Col. Whitley of the Secret
Service Division of the Treasury Department ana capt
ow superutendenO Jordan Of the Police force OF TINS
city. made aware Of the existence OF large gang
OF eneravers and countcrciters, having their head
quarters this city, and who were engaged III
extensively manufacturing and circulating counterfeit
United states and National currency. They also learned
that plates were being engraved either here or abroad
for cuuutericitinc the bonds Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company. After long search
by Col. whitley, Capt. Jourdan, Capt kelso, and
Detective Philip Farley they became assured
that the hcadquarter, Of the gang was on Staten
Island, and, after making all the necessary arrange
m.ut one night surrounded the house which the gang
was al woTA, aud while portion of the officers re-
II prc CiaTk. Rippon and KcInpton
H. their pos cssiOn were found a large quantity OF
cics use in tie Manufacture OF counterfeit money
Carpenter the leader of the gang, is known to the po-
lice The most expert cngrtNerr III tins country,
and 1t alleged that Lc engraved the plates from which
good portion Of tie best counterfeit ed States and
National currency has been struck.
Soon after the arrest Of these men, it became known to
Tie officer tia, there was IN existence plate Tor coul-
tef,ug the II 900 bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad
aud that preparations made to print and issue the
cOuntcrcits. Further search and inquiry showed that
pldc mad been sent u Paris, ana was then III the
iI INV, aud claim IT. Tne bond, were 10 he nego-
tlltcd IN the European Cap tils 1t not deemed
SAFE work iu the United states.
Detective Farley was Entrusted with the task of hunt
i.- up This missing Mate. He went to Liverpool, and
making known his Grand to Inspector Carlisle, an ola
friend and the head OF the detective force OF that city,
Inc two visited Paris and after search of several days
found the pcrOn to whom the plate had been sent On
learning the character OF his visitors, the man at once
gave az the plae, and Detective Farley started with 1t
f0r this citv reaching here Tuesday night Yesterday
he delivered the plate Ia Superintendent JouIdan IN
whose posse ssOn II now is.
Tie att or rather plates, are beautiful specimens OF
MurkansLp They consist Oilthc face and back plates
for printing $1,000 bonds OF the Central Pacific Road,
series d. aud a smaller plate for printing the coupons
The engraving il done IN superior manner ana me
specimen printed from the plate Is tuy equal 10 tne
originals issued by the agents of tie railroad company
IL il said that only specimens nave been printed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

Gardiner came TO my room on the SUNDAY followlng
Can't Alexanders DEATH and aSsen me 70 count mn,
once more so 10 make sure h'' 'noio was o i'"A0
and to prevent trouble aftetWarus a, ,oo sort, sbo
nd she tell YOU about anyone that had called and
dernanded the bonds A. she dld not Nh. all,
Y piu !sIoC bond which she gave 10 ne To change
-" V Sa0 for bill and returned the rest to her
V Du oiDS 10 do with the bonds A. She did not;
j c sid that there might be trouble with Mrs burke
~ gy@n her the boudsl A. She did not. n,
o Didn't YOU express any surprise ahout II A. uiu
"er saw that Capt. Alexander was going to leave 'hen
SOM o. Mas Rosa King in the at any tmei A don't
% Have yon had any conversation with her about iii
DENOMINATION Of this witness here ceased.
Rosa King was called and testified: | resided three
Jy before his death he was attended by WIN. Graf and
timc ; / would have taken care Of him If had been
asked, for knew nothing OF the treatment OF
and Knew nothing about them until Mrs Burke came 70
the house heard Mrs. Graf say she iet tnT 20 nv
other bonds mat were gwen to Mrs Graft never Over
heard any conversation relating 10 t tS g"loiIy
and never talked 10 any else ABOUT ut i1nIy
having got suddenly rich never tod any pv ~, va
present when the bag was cut rom "s iner gave
M. his p0cLct-boOk while he was gong up slalIs anu
returned II TO him in about an hour IL nao huu t
- n,pcr ON the other there name signed to the
a,,e-s and did not look for any they were llcu III
caIress manner and had figures on them did not
rcd The papers and do not know anything OF their con-
,ts' liie can't Alexander was sick, Mr. Gardiner and
Vim [rad prepared his food Mr. Gardiner did not Tor
Ind M Ia enter the ruOm hut lid not wish 10 80 III there
mV.c; tbey never told me Of Capt AlcXanders cOnd-
ION for ala not make any inquiries mysclf.
.-cNamiudiou-I left their employ about OF
plrk in the evening for Dr. SHIN and his man came
and arr, stcd MS AMI We were locked up IN prison.
o. AT any time While you were locked UP IN prison ala
Mr.. Burke come tO see NOut
(gue stOI ruled out NJ,
Counsel said that lac wanted to prove that Mrs Burke
visited the prisoner times and tired To induce her
% swear falsely. .. A.
The Surrogate said the matter was irrelevant 10 he
issue they were yug and the Court adjourned uht 10
III 1 10.
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SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT-PARr II.

Before Judge Brady and a Jury.-MdrgGret
s. PcrLinS agt. Aired r. parting ct ain ls6., the
plant fl in this action occupied room in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. Of which the defendants the pro
pretOrS Sic had occasion to leave her room for few
moments and neglected TO lock the door and leave the
key at the office When she returned, there missing,
She claims. between $500 and $500 worth of iewcy,
and brings this suit Ia the value Of It, Tue
defense was that she should have cOnforued 20 the
regulation i'll regard To leaving the key at the Office and
should also have placed her icwery in the safe provided
for that purpose. Judge Brady held that il was not
necessary for boaIders, when leaving their rooms for
few minutes, to take their articles of jewelry with them,
and submitted the to the jury, who gave verdict
assessing the value of the property at S6l9.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
THURSDAY, JUsE II

Mails Europe southampton aud Bremen per stes,h Ae
f N Irl Hooken the Post Ofce at IL NJ Steamship
sails At N Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on
Pier at HObOken. closed at l:y y. a.,
Nassau and the West Indies per steamship MS
soon from PIE No. n r, close at Steamship sails p H.
SATURDAY, JUSk 49,
Southampton aud Bremen per steamship Deun
land foot Hoboken Close at PostOhe at IL NJ steamship
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only MAZE up on
u. Pier at Hobeken, and closed at ~ p NJ u NJ
Ireiind only steamship Cy OF washington Hn rier
No IS n. r., close At the Post Once at II a. m
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BOARD OF ATIoN-RETIREMENT OF PREsI-
DENT LARREMORE.

President Larremore, recently elected Judge
IN the Court Of Common Pleas In the chair at the
session OF the Board OF Education yesterday The City
Superintendent reported that in May "a schools were
visited there were the registers in the schools
l0i, 0a pupils and the average daily attendance was
SSO; the number Of classes 1877 and the number
VI teachers, Alta.
resolution was adopted directing. the principals TO
report each fortnight the Of the teachers report
ing Tor duty at s:4J a. IN.
The contract for supplying the coal 10 schools was
awarded to William Middleton at s. 40 a tun and the
WOOD ~ j. T. Barnard SOns-pine WOOD per cord, ~ OF
YAK wood, per cord, q a..
Miss Anna OtendOrer offered TO place In the hands OF
he Board GOO per cent bonds the interest OF which
!, TIE Female Normal School who may excel IN German
tocuuOn and composition.
requsiOn wa made upon the Controller for $4,000
SUBJECT ~ The drafts Of the Board.
Iht following was then received from Mr. laIreinOfe
Esghug BIZ position + "A member Of the Board
~ Nm atb 10 Hoard EdVoditOR o ne CB ~ kel YORK
'A1i lGGA seclob tbs sak elected Judge VI TIE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JUNE 16, 1870

Fran Mr. Burtsby. Mss NJ Gaud. Miss Z. Lewis B. Kug
here MI and Mrs Lyerre Mr. Dugan, b. Fraoo " Crawford
MA NJ Sm T. fchetee Mn C. Jarvis Mr. Humber Mrs and
Chonne L. Feri v Mchi and wife Mr. and Mrs Degne
Forster, Mr. and Mrs. oseer and chlren Mr. ogsrd
T. Siger Mr. and Ms. lsen and chilireb A. Iseh
Mr. ard Mrs weydknech and three children, Mr.. Felts
Mr.. Muller r. Pssn g. Prancesci r. Pepou r. Giovanni
Nanoher Me- Montf Mr. o. Sem. U. Rotzr g.
Rouche Mr.. and Miss StreiI sHd chill Mrs el r.
an NJ Barch Guatero T. Yassah Mr. and
children Mr. and Mrs Never ami children p zoer MT and Mrs
bomoni. A. Gemont, Miss Deyfns. j. Va l.. Flareh Mrs
Chateln, J. Dumarcsa vesnot j. WeyoBeck l. Dearaye
HoumntLk, A. Fucisch Mr. Luesh Couquet T. de MonnaL
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr l.

Before Judge LOcW.-JOha Cannon agt. Frank
Tagi0r ct d-Ths action brought To $1,000
damages for injuries received by of bale of
falling upon the plaintiffs head from the second story Of
"A stable occupied by the defendant at No lls VarckSt
The accident occurred the 22d of FebslaTy, 1863 and
the injuries OF such nature TO prevent him from
doing any hard work since and. according to the phys
clans testimony, will probably disable him for life. The
defendants set up that the plaintiff had sufficient warn
to OF the and that because OF cOnrlhu
ting negligence he not entitled to damages. The
Jury thought otherwise and verdict for the plain
for 5000 For plaintiff, Allen Johnson; for the de
fendants. Ii. /. Clinton.
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At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed for trial John Sayin who, Sunday
morning last stabbed James Kilkenny James Ryan
committed for having on the nth inst broken into
dwelling OF John Hayes, at No. 1877 MuberTy-s and
stolen money and clothing To the amount of Sl20.
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SIrPREME COTRT-CHAMRERs.

DeciSiOns-By Judge Cardozo.-Dolan agt.
Tugue-Order granted In the matter OF the Harmony
Fire and Marine Insurance CompanyStay for co days
granted Drake agt Merrtt-Moton denied. DAILY agt.
Reily-Order granted In the matter of X. j. Roberts
Injunction dis Owed.
Notice the BdrToday is the last day TO file notes Of
issue for the third Monday motion Calendar.
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Go Manufacturers.
TVHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM

PASY invite the attention Of Manufactures their wsrPov-r
At the Of Ptssae SewJersey aie
Paterson eigh H above Newark adjoining Rs road
and within ten miles u Hob1en CITY nom m.
CITY Hall Nrwfork They have head and AL u twruty-,wo feet "a
high nd w the Whole Passae River and
The MIL Sites large that
benefit navigation both head and tail supply Of sa.et
not oag sAundan bot psrusnent The property situated On
nAvgabe yer In th midst Of large population while proximity
ihe V OF NesfoFs communicating with by plank road rail
road and by Water ruisr the location r mann
faftunng In the Ca the premises Rrx and snb.anu
hnsk MIL iie four stories high Machine shop Pouu,ry
all read, for immediate alton App .uon cas- 10 49, la n X
ToRkEY " YeseysL, NEWTON.
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SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.
On motion of Mr.. Amos g. Hull, made yes
tcrday at General rm Mr.. Irving W. Parker, ate OF
Maine, admitted to the Bar.