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TIE MARGINAL WAY.-We were yesterday
morning shown the plans of the marginal way
around the Eastern Promenade which has been
so much discussed, and which was recommend
"A nv the commission on the improvement of
al. EASTERN front of Portland in 1862 This
NAV az located by the engineers, commences
az n street near Fish Point, 200 feet outside Of
,he Grand Trunk wall and continues parallel
with the track 1856 feet. through Curtis ship
rord Tt then extends on curve about 59O
teet crossing the Grand Trunk Railroad about
Eo faet ontside the abutment of the bridge
Then on a straight line 1904 feet, and then on
a curve 1872 feet, passing under Washington
street to Back Cove. 1t then extends on
straight line 1921 feet, and then on curve 'o'
feet to line parallel with the HarDor Ooin
missioner's line on Back Cove, and 1OO iee1 III
side; then parallel with the Harbor Commis
sioner's line 2575 feet nearly to DeerlnS
bridge; thence in a curved line 2409 feet tt
Grove street. The whole distance is two mile;
and o63' loco, and the width of the way will be
100 ieet. The right of way has been almost en-
tirely given by the owners of the land. The
road will not be commenced at once. but it wa.
thought advisable to secure the land while the
owners were ready to give it to the city.
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Especial Dispatches by International Line.l
THE ST. GEORGE MURDER.
RocKLAND, Feb. 25.-The Government are
not vet ready for the hearing. The examina-
ton is postponed till Saturday. The crowd
about the hall door is very large and impatient
Wilson and Gould of Thomaston are retained
for the defence. There being no coroner in
Knox County no inquest has been held. Sew
eral physicians have been employed to make
examinations and testify. One of them told
me that there were two wounds on the right
side, and in each rib broken. 1t is rumored
that Smaley wlltestify that he used the knife
in self-defepce. BENNETT
ACCIDENT IN GARDINER.
GARDINER, Feb. 25--Mr. Amos Perry, car
penter, from Kendalrs Mills, at work on Mr..
Sturges ice house in the north part of Rich
mond, fell from staging this afternoon, a dis
lance of 25 feet, badly bruising him, but fortu-
nately no bones were broken.
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BURNS AssoCIATIoN.-As the anniversary of
the birth of Scotia's bard occurred this year
about the time of the arrival of the Peabody
fleet, the Burns Associ ,tion postponed their
annual supper until Thursday evening LAST
About five o'clock accordingly on that eve
ming the barge sleigh champion" command
ed by that experienced whip Capt j. w. Rob-
inson, started from this city freighted with a
goodly party of some forty ladies and gentle
men, from the "land of the thistle and rose"
and in short time were landed at the White
House, where "mine host" Boothby had pre-
pared splendid supper, consisting of all va
reties of fish, flesh and fowl, in and out of
season. About eight o'clock the party sat
down to table, the first being presided over by
Mr.. Thomas McEwen, who officiated as chair
man, with Mr.. John Porteous as Vice Presi-
dent and after ample justice had been done to
the supper, speeches were made by the chair
man and others, the health of the Queen, the
President and "the memory of Burns drunk
Scottish songs were sung, and shortly after
midnight the party returned to the city, the
affair having proved complete success
Among the guests present were the officers Of
the English steamers lying in the harbor.
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-Another large and
appreciative audience filled the theatre last
evening to witness the play of 'Long Strike. "
This is one of the very best of the sensational
plays founded upon supposed incidente aris-
ing in Lancashire during the great rebellion in
this country when the mills in England could
not get cotton from the United States. The
scene in the telegraph Office is one of great
power, and the play was very efficiently rem
dered by Miss Bidwel, Mr.. Medium and the
company. A very laughable farce concluded
the entertainment. Tonight splendid bill
"Tne French Spy" and 'Black Eyed Susan" "
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The STEREoPTIcoN.-We were pleased to
see an audience gathered in Congress Hall last
evening that filled all the seats provided for
their accommodation, and an audience too
comprised of many of our best educated and
refined citizens We do not hesitate to say
that the praises bestowed by the press of other
cities have not been too lavishly bestowed, Be-
fore last evening we had no conception of the
immense extent of those floating fields of ice
or of the grandeur and magnficence of ice
bergs. Some of these views present scenes of
rare beauty, while others are quite laughable
in character, such as the pictures of Esqui-
maux notables encountered by the party with
Mr.. Bradford. II IS surf1clent to know that
these scenes have received the praises of such
men as Agassiz to prove their value as source
Of instruction as well as amusement. We hope
that the matinee will be thronged this after
| noon by the children from our public schools
who may derive incalculable benefit from sucl
entertainments
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS,

The Missouri Senate has adopted constitu-
tlonal amendment which is to be submitted to
the people, providing that enfranchised persons
shall have the right to hold office and serve on
juries.
Mr.. Seward has accepted the banquet ten
dered to him by the City Council of New York,
but the day is not named
A State ball was given at Ottawa in honor of
Prince Arthur Friday night. 1t was a brilliant
affair.
L. Jarrett, President of the Baltimore police
commission, died Friday from the effect of
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Total-45i POI 100 4 / i /

Total-451 2sl 129 8 l II / l
Hon. Benjamin Kingsbury, Jr, having re-
ceived a majority of all the votes cast, is here
by declared the nominee of the Republican
party for Mayor, to be supported as such.
LEWIS B. SMITH, Chairman.
CHARLES NJ. RICE, Secretary.
Portland, Feb %, 1870.
The committee, through their chairman
waited upon Judge Kingsbury and informed
him of bis nomination, which the Judge in {
few pleasant remarks accepted.
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SPLENDID OYsTERs.-If there is any one
edible that will tempt the palate of the conva-
lescent when all other delicacies fail, or i'm
part keener relish to the repast OF the cpl
cure, it is the oyster. From the ancient Ro-
man banqnets down to the elegant dinners of
the modern millionaire, the oyster has always
held its own as prominent dish. But the
great advantage of this delicious shell-fsh has
over all other choice esculents is that it lies
within the means of the poor as well as the
rich. Timmons & Hawes Market Square,
have just received a splendid cargo, and tue
best thing our readers can do is to get can OF
them for Saturday nights supper or Sunday s
dinner
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RriefIOtti0gs

The HISTORIAN, Capt. Arid, will sail for Lv-
erpocl this afternoon
Wednesday afternoon an Irishman by the
name Of Collins, while Assisting in unloading
vessel living at Maine wharf, received severe
fall by the giving way OF staging, thereby
fracturing his arm and his skull. His injuries
are of very serious nature.
The wind was very piercing yesterday, al
though the day was bright and sunny. The
thermometer stood at 80 above zero at seven
o'clock in the morning.
The Forest City Band will give another OF
their pleasant dances at Lancaster Hall this
evening.
Yesterday was the most quiet day, as far as
localftems were concerned, for the past six
months.
The last of the Portland Assemblies will take
place next Tuesday evening.
The Emerald Boat Club had a most delight
full dance last evening.
An International Ball is to take place at
Congress Hall Monday evening.
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Great Britain.
THE MORDAUNT DIVORCE CASE.
LONDON, Feb 25.-The Mordaunt divorce
case was concluded to-day. The jury returned
a verdict that Lady Mordaunt was insane and
not responsible for her words or acts.
SELLING CEREALS BY WEIGHT.
In convention of the English Chamber OF
Commerce resolve was adopted in favor OF
the sale of cereals by weight.
THE FRENCH TREATY.
The Lord Chancellor of the Exchequer ad-
mitted to-day in the House of Commons that
he was opposed to the commercial treaties
with France.
France
EDITORS RELEASED.
PARIS, Feb. 25-Th9 editors of the Marseil-
ldise, who were arrested for the violation of the
press law, have been liberated.
SPANISH MATTERS.
Letters from Spain state that a fierce strug-
gle is going on between the revolutionary and
church parties.
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@ 0 MI M II CEAL,


ReceIpts by Railroads and SieambOats
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN. 10 bbls'
onions IS do pork 100 do apples, 60 do sugar. so do
beef, 10 do and 10 half do beer tobacco car
rages horses, so chests tea erces lard so rkins
do II coils rope 20 hhds. beer 264 pigs tin and lead
order. For Canada and up country 40 bales wool
40 bds leather. 10 bales calpeting packs IRON ID
boxes tin, bdls sheet iron, 35 bbls. -four do glue
hid sugar, hhds molasses, "a bales buffalo robes
200 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 2O5 cans milk 2e8
pkgs merchandise 200 bbls. -four 100 do oat meal IL
cars lumber, do shocks, do oats, do fax. For
wheat, do flour. For shipment east 500 bbls -four
PORTLAND & KENNEBEo RAILROAD car
shooks, do png, boxes goods, Is sacks waste, %
pkgs sundries, &c cars freight for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-219 pkgs mercban
disel car aood do hoops, do heads, do potatoes
do shingles, do ship knees.
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TELEGHAPMsC ITEnus

The Texas Legislature adjourned sine die.
after passing resolutions complimentary to
Gen. Reynolds.
The House Committee on the Constitutional
amendment in Missouri will report in favor of
female suffrage.
A party of Indians ran off herd of stock
from Piue Bluff, Neb., Friday morning and
killed a citizen.
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POLICE ITEMs.-An insane woman named
Katy Reed was taken out of house on Com.
mercial street, near the Portland, Saco &
Portsmouth RAILROAD depot, last night by the
police She had threatened the life Of child
with an axe
A man got into fight with one of the
boarders at Mrs. Musgrave's sailor boarding
house on Fore street last night and get his
head cut up pretty badly. Officers Decelle
and Parker took the assailant to the lock up.
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, SO.
FI'AKEN on execution aud will be sold ct public
l. auction, on Saturday, the twelfth day OF March
A. d. 1870, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the
Sheris office In the city OF Portland, in said Coun-
tv, all the right in equity which Samuel Burnell OF
Cape Elizabeth, in said County. has or had the
twenty-f' st day OF July, A. d. 1869, at eleven O.
clock and three minutes in the forenoon being the
time of the attachment of the same the original
writ in the action on which said execution was OBJ.
tanned, to redeem the following described mortgaged
Real Estate viz:
A certain lot OF land situated in said Cape Eliza
beth with the buildings thereon and bounded as
follows: Beginning on the norther,y me OF Long
formerly belonging to Nathaniel Bowie and Ben
jamn Brown thence running westerly IN the line Of
said road one hundred feet TO stake and from these
two BOUNDS extending back at right angles with said
road and on parallel lines one hundred feet, being
The same premises conveyed to Samuel Burnell by
Francis William, by deed dated Octobe, 1Dth, 1858,
and recorded in cumberland Registry of Deeds
Book 24s, page 4s9.
Dated at Portland this 7th day of Februal, 1870.
w3w6 L. n. PERRY, Sheriff.
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FEBRUARY TERM WALTON, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAy--C. w. Goddard VS.. William Willard
Tort to recover the value of small boat or tender
which plaintiff alleges the defendant carelessly and
negligently run over and smashed up. Defence that
he master OF the steamtug Tiger, and that at the
time he had in tow schooner which was not in hit
charge; that it was the schooner that ran over thu
tender, aud that it was through their fault and no
his. Decision for plaintiff for 500.
Goddard pro Sc. A. A. Strout.
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-Nssc- YORK; &c OSacegO
Midland Rail Road /!
THESE BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED

THESE BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID-UP STOCK
SUBSCRIPTIONS. No bonds issued on road un-
der construction issue limited to 10000 per mile Of
road built and in running order, BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL COST. The road is
being built with great economy tor cash; $50 Miles
are already completed in the most thorough manner,
equipped and running regular trains; and the whole
line lover 400 miles) it Is expected will be completed
within the ensuing year. I'll one OF the most i'm
pOrtant roads in the State of New York. 1t short
miesand to Oswego As miles, it traverses popuous
district destitute of other railroad facilities, which
must furnish it large and profitable local bust
ness and it will be completed at an aggregate cost
far below that of any competing hne. These advan-
tagss cannot failto make 1t OF the host paying
Mortgage Bonds one of the safest securities is
sued. All mortgage bonds issued on railroads run
ming from the City of New York good, and the
interest promptly paid, although some of them are
mortgaged for more than double the amount Per
mile that the Midland is. Among tie bonds now
| offering we know OF none equal 10 these. For the
investment of trust other funds there is nothing
better; and in exchange for Government Bonds
they give large increase of income, besides capital
izing the premium. They meeting with rari6
sale and we have been gratiied to find that they
"iste0g by most conservative and sagacious
capitalists in exchange ter Goyerns.eut securities.
Price par, and accrued interest in currepcy Crcu-
lars, pamphlets, &C., on hand for distribution.
GEORGE 0PDYKE & CO.,
Bankers, No. 25 Nassau-st
noo4dS,w1y
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TENNESSEE.
THE 18TH AMENDMENT

THE 18TH AMENDMENT.
NASHVILLE, Feb 25-The Senate concurred
in the House amendment to the 18th amend
ment
CoLoRED MEMS CONVENTION.
The colored mems convention adjourned to-
day after tn zee days session. The report shows
| a favorable progress in educational and general
| Improvement, but that the negroes still lack
personal security in many parts of the State.
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1t is pleasant to be able to state that the ex-
ercises at the schools were particularly crafty
ing to the committees and to parents. AT the
North School yesterday tue exhibition of Miss
Peters class in gymnastics was very interest
ing, and the reading of her pupils displayed
the result of careful instruction. This morn
ing the High School examination takes place.
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Superior Court.

FsBRuARY CIVIL TERM-aopDARD, j., rnEs1p-
ING.
FRIDAY.-Joseph Polster VS.. James L. Farmer
Action Of covenant broken. On trial.
Haskell. Rands.
The following are the assignments for Tuesday, tn
first day OF the March term:
Baker vs.. Mitchell.
Stuart ct ais. VS.. Am. W. g. G. P. Co.
Tyler VS.. Fitch.
Frye, Complainant, VS.. Lewis.
Cummings ct ais. vs. Deering.
Gerry vs.. Burnham.
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FEBRUARY TERM-JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-In the case of Albert Bemus VS.. Brig
antipe Maud Potter, the Judge decided in favor
the libelant, giving him SAC in gold, and costs il
currency.
Fesse ndens. Howard 81 Cleayes
Court adjourned to Tuesday next.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Cotton-sales 45oO bales;
Middlng uplands at 2sso; market duI! and heavy
frmer upon medium grades; Slate at rs q 6 15;
Southern tirmer at Go "a 975. Wheat shade firm
err, sales 1900 bush; Spring No. 2 at IS; Nos. 2
127 q 30; White Michigan l 49, Corn frmer;
sales 80 goo bush; new Mixed Western at 80 q 94c I;
old at lo21 g LOG oats dall State at 81 q 64c;
Western at 55 a SIC. Pork heavy; sales $3.50 bbls
new mess at 26 90 q 26 574; prime do at 20 so a
q CO. Lard heavy; steam at i44 15c; kettle at e
49, whskey r@er western nee sss at 100 Il oo
Rce-Carolina at q &c. Sugar scarcely so firm
Mpseovado at % lOsc; fair 10 good refining at 81
New Orleans at 70 q 7sc; Muscovado at 46 a 4sc-
Naval Stores dnI Spirits Turpentine at 46 q 47ac;
se at @ at
active Freghts to Liverpool dull; cotton per steam
ID.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Flour dull at s5 q $50 for
No steady at s61 a s74c. Corn quiet &C 69ac for
No.: Oats at $50 lor No 2. Rye quiet and steady
visions easier; Mess Pork at 20 s71 "a &c o. Lard at
143c. Bulk Meats frmer; short rib middles at 1870;
dry sailed shoulders at 10 q 1O4c rough sides at i2s
a 1885,; short rib sides at 49, a. 14c Dressed hogs
dull at 10 % 10 80; live hogs dull and 81
@915. Cattle duh and weaker at 25 @7OO.
CINCINNATI; Eel. I25.-Whskey firm at 95c. Pro
visions dull and lower; Mess Pork at q 90 "a q 25-
Bulk Meas-sbouers at 11tc clear rib sides at 15bc
clear sides lat q 14ac Bacon-shouders at 13Ic
clear RIB sides at l5tc clear sides at l6ac Lard dull
steam at 141 q 153c.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 25.-Cotton quiet ant
steady Middiings at 23fc; Sea Island 40 "a co.
Receipts for the week 1881 bales; stock in port 81
62l bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb ~ Cotton quiet ant
| 245,s10 bales.
| at 23ac. ANe 'i''-
! SAvANNAH, Feb. 25.-Cotton irregular; Middln
| uplands % a 23c.
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Farm for Sale. at Auction.

THE subscriber will sell at public
"a EN- auction the 18th dav of April
Miail-e-tA next, at 10 o'clock A NJ, on ths
~ frr-MlalI premises, his home.tead farm un-
8s=@1-sz-sLss- less sooner dispJ of &C private
SALE Said turn Is IN Freeport the road TO Foa.s
point. fronting on Cssco Bay, containing seventy
acres more or less, conveniently divided iutc NOW.
ing, pasturage and woodland with a two story
dwelling house, barn and out-buildings II IN tbs
purchase money can remain on mortgage II desired,
Inquire OF Fl. Freeman Esq, Yarmouth, or OF the
subscriber on the premises.
RUFUS SroDDARD.
Feb 81, 1870. 2lIstwts
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(Ohcial.)


Republican Nomination for Mayor.
In accordance with recommendation of the
Republican City Committee embodied in the
call for Caucuses, holden Thursday, Feb. Oath,
adopted by the several caucuses ON that eve
ning the following returns of votes cast for
candidate for Mayor, to be supported by the
Republican party at the municipal election to
be holden on the first Monday of March next,
has heen received.
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NEW YOR TX.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ATTEMr

HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.
PORT CHESTER, Feb. 25-Samuel Bolton of
West Farms, while on his way to visit his be-
trotbed in Harrison, Thursday night, was at
tackled bv two men, who cut his throat and
robbed him of $3.50 in money and his shirt
studs and then threw ANN ana W
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WEST INDI ES.


MORE INsURGENT SUCCESSES.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. 25-Quesada, the
Cuban COMMANDMENT Chief, arrived here this
morning on an important mission from Cespe-
des, leaving Gen. Jordan in command. The
Spanish had been discomftted at all points
and Gayembesba had been defeated in Caru-
guey.
MORE 1NCENDIARlSM,
HAVANA Feb. 25.-The buildings on four
teen sugar fields near Cardenas were destroyed
by fire yesterday.
REPORTED SURRENDER OF INSURGENTS.
The insurgent Col. Garcia with IS officers
and men voluntarily surrendered to-day and
took the oath of allegiance to Spain.
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NEB RASKA.
MIDLAND PACIFIC RAILROAD.

NEBRASKA Cry, Feb 25.-Twelve miles OF
the Midland Pacific Railroad, from TINS point
to Denison station, have been competed. Ar.
the ferry to this place.
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THREE valuable pictures and frames were
stolen from the door way of the New York gal
ley last evening. Look cut for the thieves.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Business on Wall Street was
rather dull to-day, and the whole the bears had
the advantage. The absence OF the usual foreign
quotations by the English cable assisted the upward
movement in gold and Governments, and the market
closed stronger all along the line.
Gold active but without special excitement closing
firm at 1l6a q III. The decline has had but little
effect on prOiuce and in mercantile circles the only
result being to check business.
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day were 900, the largest OF any day since
September last.
GOvernme ntS were steady.
At p. nj. the market clOsod att ha follouipo an
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FreiShts.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 49, Foreign freights less
buoyant, but there is no change in quotations. The
coastwlse steamers are obtaining iafr cargoes The
ruling rates are:
by steam, Cotton to New York &c; to Boston 1c; to
r4hiladelphia &C.: to Hamburg and Bremen &c % fb
flour 70 New York Toe % Dbl. Beef to do 81 80 g
Havre and Bremen 1c; other rates nominal.
HAVANA, Feb. 12.-Chartered to Matanzas 18th
American brig Mcrriwa Tor New York. 600 hhds. mo.
lasses at 81 20 " ITO gals, &C.. do Nj A Berry, fol
Portland, 600 do at same; do U Adams for North
OF Hatteras 700 hhds. same rate BIZ brig Cy this
Palmer, New York, 800 hhds. at S. 30 each.
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Cloths. Clothing, "lOaking, Dress
and Fancy GNn6S of AuctiOn

IN SATURDAY., at 10 A NJ, and 2 1-2 P NJ. at Sales
ci,. room we shall sell large invoice Of Cloths,
Ciothlhs; Gents Furnishing Goods, Cloaking, Dress
u0ons, Shawls Wells, Gloves, Collars, Dress Trim
miDgs and Buttons. Fans Hose. &c.
We will sell Cloths and CIoakinps Sc in the fore.
t4-Ladies are invited to attend the sale
The above goods will bs sod vii hout reserve.
ie2lt1 Il. U. BAILEY 81 CO., Auct'rs.
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ITO Associated Press |

NEW BLEACHERY IN LEWISTON.
LEWISTON, Feb pa new COMPANY called
the Lewiston Bleachery has Just been organ
lied in this city with chartered capital stock
of 100000. The bleachery purchased by the
new company will be doubled in capacity,
forming one of the largest and most perfect
bleaching establishments liz the country.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
FRIDAy.-State VS.. Henry Howard. Assault and
battery. Pleaded not guilty. Trial decision, moi
Outv
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The North School is under the charge OF MI.
Eben Wentworth, assisted by Misses Crafts
Moulton, Blanchard, Nutting, Morrill,, Babb,
Leighton and Pencil in the Grammar depart
ment and large and efficient staff in the
Primary department.
The Primary Schools of the city have been
examined at different times during the week,
and the following are the statistics of each
srhon1.