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HriefJott1uRs.


The finest view of the White Mountains this
season from the head of High st. was obtained
Yesterday morning. The whole line of peaks,
with Mount Washington towering grandly
over all, was as plainly perceptible as if but a
few miles distant.
The Argus imagines it sees brother local
arrayed in gorgeous spring harness. The
Argus is always seeing something no one else
can discover. 1t saw the monitors once CON-
ing up Portland Harbor in the guise of rev.
enue cutter.
A gallant sea-horse, in other words the ami
mai that draws fish-wagon, ran away on
congress Street yesterday morning, running
into two other teams in its mad career and
doing some little damage before it was caught
Fast Day amusements are numerous. There
will be anniversary Sabbath School entertain
ments in the evening at the Chestnut Street
and Pine Street churches, Theodore Thomas
concert at City Hall in the evening, and Les
lies Dramatic Company at the Theatre both
afternoon and evening. They will do good
business.
Officer Garland and several other officers
quenched an incipient fire Tuesday evening
in stable occupied by Randall & McAllister,
on Commercial street, without creating an
alarm. No damage done to speak Of
Third Lieut.. Brastow and First Assistant
Engineer, Chas. Fl. Ball of the "Mahoning"
have been ordered to Baltimore for examina-
ton for promotion.
Thomas Leonard is prepared to furnish
choice flowers for Easter if orders are left with
nj. s. Whittier. corner of Congress and Fore
streets.
The entertainment given by Capt. Smith of
the S. s. Peruvian, consisting of readings and
songs, at the First Unversalist Vestry last
evening in aid of 1.-THE Murray Centenary
Fund, was a great success. Capt. Smith has
won deserved reputation here as an excel
lent delineator of cOmcalties in the form of
humorous reading and comic songs and has
kindly given the aid Of his talents to worthy
objects without any reward other than that
" hich springs from generous deeds. The mu-
sic by the choir was excellent.
The Portland Spiritual Association indulg-
ed in delightful promenade concert last eve
ming, for the benefit of their Sunday School
Library. A good number were in attendance
and the music by Gee s. Harden was all that
could be desired.
The public should not fail to visit Hale's
Gallery to-day and see Norton's magnificent
painting of the Peabody Funeral Fleet.
boy by the name of Higgins was arrested
for stealing knives from Cogia Hassan. That
boys morals might be improved but his taste
Is excellent.
The BLONDES" propose to startle this city
next week. They are said to be very attrac.
i've and always draw full house. We shall
'e able to tell the public more about them on
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MAsSACHUs ETrs.


BOSTON, April 13.-Capt Skolfield and his
mate of ship Lydia Skolfield (of Brunswick)
have been held to ball by the United States
Commissioner, charged with inflicting cruel
punishment during the voyage from Calcutta.
A teamster whose name was not ascertained
was run over and killed 10 State street to day
by his heavily loaded truck.
Romulus Newcomb is on trial before the
Middlesex Superior Court, charged with burn
ing public school house in Newton few
weeks ago. Newcomb is carpenter and had
difficulty about pay for work done. ~
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

OrIAWA, April 13.-Major General Lindsey,
COMMANDER OF the Red River expedition, left
to-day lot Montreal, having had several DAYS
consdIatlon with Sir John Young. The I'M
per IA government will bear the whole expense
Vi tne expedition. Volunteers will receive a
giant OF land on being disbanded The Cana
dlan troops will comprise about battalion and
VIII De under the command of regular officers.
s!eei 9 battery is expected from England next
of May. WA -0''o on 'no iV'n
THE FENIAN EXCITEMENT.
MONTREAL, April 13.-Considerable activity
eXSts IN tne garrison, and the fourth brigade
OF hoyal Artillery, stationed at Hatchaiaga.
are busy In moving their stores and ammuni,
lion 10 a mere convenient place. The call to
arms seems to be responded to with much
promptness by all the frontier corps. 1t is re-
ported that Gen. O'Neil is at st. Adams.
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PORTLAND INSTITUTE AND PUBLIC LIBRA
RY.-The Board of Directors of this institution
organized last evening by the choice of the fol-
lowing officers: President, John Neal; Vice
President, E. A. Noyes; Treasurer and Clerk,
Joseph w. Symonds; Librarian, I. B. Choate;
Auditors, Edward Gould and Lewis B. Smith.
1t was voted that the fee for nonresident SUBJ
scribers be reduced to So per annum; also that
the Library be kept open on and after May 1st
between the hours of 10 and A. M. and from
2 to and to P. M, except on Saturday.
when it shall remain open till 10 in the even
ing. Adjourned.
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WEST INDIES,
Cuba.
NEWS FROM SPANISH SOURCES.

NEWS FROM SPANISH SOURCES.
HAVANA, April ia telegram from Cap
tain General De Rodas, dated at Puerto Prin-
Glpe, April 10th, published here to-day, states
that the column OF marines had killed fifty-two
insurgents. including Manual Ogeerc and
francisco Leacas, leaders of the rebels. Vol
untary surrenders continued every day and
numbers of the enemy have come into the
Spanish camp and claimed the protection
guaranteed by the amnesty proclamation. The
rebels are everywhere in confusion, General
,Valmaseda is at Las Tunas, extending his
lines towards Puerto Principe.
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MuuiciDal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Statsv VS.. james Porter. Lasciyi-
Gus behavior. Continued till Saturday.
State vs.. Chester Cleveland. Search and seizure
Plea-guilty. Fined $50 and costs. PAIL
State VS.. j. A. Longfellow. Assault and battery
on Henry Taylor. Plea not guilty. Decision =
guilty. Fined s. and costs.
State VS.. Patrick Sullivan Assault and battery on
James Lally. Plea-guiy. Fined S. and costs.
State VS.. Francis Murphy. Search and seizure
Plea-guilty. Continued one week.
A. W. Bradbury.
State VS.. Abner Paine. Single Gale. Continued
one week. Recognized to the State in 5000 for hi
personal appearance at that time.
Symouds, Giyeen
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PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF LOPEZ.
LONDON, April 13.-The following has been
received from Rio Janeiro:
President Lopez was surrounded, and reft1s-
ing to surrender, was killed by Brazilian
lancer. The mother, sister and children of
been captured. Tue commander of the Bra
lillian troops who put this finishing stroke to
the war has received from the Emperor the
title of Viscount Pelotas.
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PORTLAND THBATRE.-This afternoon Port
land Theatre will be re-opened by Comedy
Company under the management of Mr.. E.
M. Leslie, with the we'll known and popular
play of "Uncle Toms CABIN while in the
evening the great sensation drama of The
Hidden Hand will prove great attraction.
Several of the members of this company are
great favorites in Portland, Mr.. Linyard, we
are told, having acquired immense popularity
as low comedian. Friday there will be an
entire change of programme.
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CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE SURVIVORS OF THE ONEIDA.
America arrived this morning from Hong
Kong, March 10, and Yokohama, March 23.-
Among her passengers are Surgeon James
Suddals and J. J. Yates, in charge of forty
nine sailors and marines, survivors OF the
Oneida
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New York stock and Money Marker.

NEW YORK, April 13-Morning.-Mo is fairly
At i9Sb los for SO days. and 1909 q 1909 for sight
; Goia mas ranged between 1124 112a with the
been considerable activity in the market
:. government bonds iell off about at the opening
Stocks opened steady but declined SLIGHTLY ;mme-
and steady. ''''"s
The nominating committee of the Stock Exchange
reported ticket this forenoon which will be baoted
for President.
The Government sold 81 ooo 900 of bonds TODAY at
from 107 100 to 1O7 52-10O. ' Nv
NEW YORK. April Atfernoon-G Gold was dull
ana steady during the afternoon, closing at I123-
Inc rates ior carrying declined rapidly and after the
closing OF the board loans were made fat owing to
the TACT that large amounts Gold have been with
placed outside. ~ -'0o'A """
governments SS r m closed quiet and steady.
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NE w YORK.


NEW YORK, April 13.-The body of Geo. o.
Colt, engraver, who mysteriously disappeared
water closet on the premises by some boys who
were playing hide and seek. Physicians say
he must have been dead four months. The
family left the house ten days after his disap-
nparanCe.
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RUBBER Dressing Combs, 10c. each.
Rubber Round combs, 15c. each.
Rubber Hair Pins, Csc. per dozen.
Rubber Nipples, 25c. per dozen.
Burr's Nursing Bottles 4Oc. each.
Rubber Anti Rattlers for carriage shaft,N Chap
mans Patent) $1.OO per Dozen, at Halls Rub
Der Store, under Falmouth Hotel.
An1Qif
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e U II o p e.
Great BritQiu.

TRIAL TRIP OF NEW ARMoRED SHIP.
LONDON, April 13.-The new armored shin
Vanguard had trial trip off Plymouth TODAY
and attained speed of IA "a knots per hour.
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The Base Ball season will be opened to-day
witt game between the Resolutes and Sem
mary n,ne on Smiths Common at O. clock, the
Resolute nine for this year are as follows:-
.Chafin, p; Libby, 1st b.; Morrill,, Sd B.;
Briggs, l.. f.; Gushing, I'd B.; Mountfort, s.
s.: Ayers, r. F.; st. John, c.; Cummings,
G.. f.
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BLLIARDs.-Mr. Henry Shiel of this city.
now holding the 'gold mounted cue," the en-
blem of the billiard championship of the State,
has been challenged to play for the sa me by
Mr.. Chas. Smith OF Augusta The game will
take place in Portland on the 18th of Nav,
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF MAINE-CUMBERLANDss IS.
n AIKEN ON execution and will be sold at public
L auction, tn the highest bidder ON Saturday. the
sixteenth day OF April, A. ID. 1870 at three o'clock
in the afternoon, the premises the following des-
cribed personal property, to wits
A certain two story wooden frame building with
L, standing land OF John Muzzy, ESQ.,,
situated on the north-westerly side Of Commercial
street, in Portland in said county, numbered l67 on
said street, being the first build ng west OF store OF
King, Thurlow & Co. This building Is nearly new,
well finished, and in q good location.
Dated at Portland aforesaid, this 12thday of April
1870.
apl4tl nj. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN
Steamship North American, Capt. Trocks,
from Liverpool March 31st, arrived about half
past o'clock last evening. She brings "a
cabin and COZ Storage passengers and fair
carun
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LADIES wishing to see the famous white
Azalea at Albert Dirwanger's greenhouse on
Munjoy Hill, in bloom ARE invited to call 81
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I HAVE have received the Philadelphia Cos
samer Silk Dress Hat, the lightest and finest
made; with 100 doz. new styles Hats and Caps,
some choice things among them.
apr14-3t SHAW, 147 Middle st.
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Come One, Come All.
n Good Time for Old and Toun0.

The members of the Congress st. Sunday School
iogues, Singing, Rotations etc. etc, of very pleas
ing character and amusement to all, at the Gem
gress st. Church, Fass.day Evening", April
IA, 1870. Tickets Is cts-to be had at the City Dry
Goods Store, under the Falmouth, at s. G. Davis
Shoe Store, and at the door, Doors open at Z, COM
mence at 7 1-2. ap14d1t
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RHODE ISLAND.
POLITICAL.

PROVIDENCE, April 13.-The second triai 10
Newport to-day to elect Senator and Two
Representatives to the general Assembly re-
suited in no choice.
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Exchange dull at 1857.
o.. facnc Railway mortgages sold as follows: Union
S4s q S45. Centrals 91a q 3d.
fluctuations. 1t is reported likely that the Toledo
wabash q Western Rrilroad will soon be leased to
the Lake Store Railroad Company. The transfer Of
es on Saturday, and though New York parties own a
majority Of the stock, much OF it stands in Boston
names ana unless the transfer is made before Satur-
day the control OF the company will revert to the
latter. ~ ~ W NV
Stocks: ''O' " A'""""5
Mot
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MEMS heavy rubber boots, 1915; boys, $275;
ladies, $l.9O; misses, $1.75; mems heavy overs,
90 cents; ladies, 20 cts; misses, 40 cts: at
Halls Rubber Store, under Falmouth Hotel.
nrQtf
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

TN following described goods hs wing been seized
L in this city for violation Of the Revenue Laws
OF the United STATES, and the United States APP
piaisers at this port having certified under oath
that the property Is liable to speedy deterioration
the same will be sold at public auction at the office
day. April 16, 1870, at II O'Clock A. NJ, to wit:
100 bushels Oats:
100 bags,
401 lbs. ungr0und Pepper.
Under the provisions of Sec. Is of the Act entitled
San Act further to prevent smuggling and for other
purposes" approved July IS, 1856.
j. WASHBURN, JR., Collector.
Portland, April Z, 1870. dtd
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Sherifs Sale.

STATE OF CHARACTERIZATION S.:
4 AkAM on sundry writs, and will be sold at pub
l lie auction. to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY 7,
the 18th day OF April at o'clock in the forenoon
at the Store and Bakery of Chas TravOr. on Lafay-
described personal property, to WIT about fifty bbls
CrackeIs four bbls Pilot Bread thirteen Dbl. Flour
Lard Butter, Soda Wood, Straw. Hay, New Bread
Trough and Candy Boxes. FrkiDs, &c.
M. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
+. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
Dated at Portland the 14th day OF April, 1870.
ap14-dtf
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To BUYERS OF CARRIAGEs.-Your attention
is called TO the &ock of Fine carriages for
sale at very low price at Sc Union Street. New
and second hand carriages of all kinds may be
found at the Repository corner of Park and
Commercial St. ap12 st
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G. A. R.-Bosworth Post, No. 2, hold their
next regular meeting tomorrow evening at
o'clock, for work in the FIRST grade.
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JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. WIN. M. MARKS.
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PAPER HANGERS WANTED.-Geo. L. 10TH
rop & Co., No. 81 Exchange street.
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HAVANA, April 13.-Exchange on London 10 q 49,
States. long sight, 81 q lOt per cent discount; Gold
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The auction sale of Dry Goods at No. 8
Deering Block will commence again tor NOR
row at 10 o'clock. A good many purchasers
made money by attending the sale yesterday.
1t will take several days longer t, close out
the stock
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EVERY young man who expects some time
to be in business for himself, wants Chamber
Inns Law Book which defines the RIGHTS,
pertaining to all business transactions, and
gives FORMS adapted to every requirement of
business.
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Portland and Vicinity.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Horses, &C. F. o. Bailey & Co.
Sherfff's Sale. IF. o. Bailey Co.
Farm for Sale. F. o. Bailey & Co.
Sherif's Sale. . M. Adams.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Firemen, Attention. Drigs, NO: .. ,
Come Ono, Come All. congress o'' onufeh'
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Special Notice. :. DIR. Morse.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Maine General Hospital
Wanted Immediately. I'D. A. Longiellow.
For Sale at Bargain. Grocery.
Schooner for Baltimore.
Removal >. Jos. H. Webster.
Girl Wanted. =. John d. Lord.
House Lots for Sale. w. H. Jerris
Wanted. -. Young Man.
Millinery. :. M. j. Nichols.
Apples. I'D. /. Deland.
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Auction Sale in Boston,
BY FRANCIS SPRAGUE d. CO.,
AuctiOneerS.

Store No. n Central Street, Boston,
lnrse md very desirable Stock Of Marble
mantcls and Bracket Shelves mt Public
Auction.
On Thursday, April 14th at II o'clock Sat the Mar
pic Manufactory, No. 80 Charlestown st., Boston.
Inc valuable stock Of said establishment compris-
ing about 100 MARBLE MANTELS manufactured
OF superior Italian White and Veined Statuary, LIS
Don, smell, ana tennessee Marbles, all designed In
Guiding Mantels of very high cost and tne assort-
ment OF moderate value.
About $50 MARBLE SHELVES OF various sizes,
for Brackets.
eB- This auction should command the attention
Of persons In want of Marble Mantels or Shelves,
for the object OF this sale Is 10 close out The ents
Stock. Sale positive without regard to weather.
apr9 At 9, t1,12,l3
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WE would call the attention of our readers
this morning to the Grand Entertainment to
be given by the members of the Congress
street Sunday school this evening. A good
time may be expected for all that come, and
as it is for worthy object, we hope to see
fall house. Tickets only Is cents. Come one,
oil
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DfscoNTINUED.-The use of the dirty, hair
staining preparations, since the introduction
of Phalon's Vitdlia, or Salvation for the Hair.
With marvellous precision it produces the
exact shade of color desired, and is literally
transparent and undefiling. Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers. ap12eod1w
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Steam Boat at Auction

oCCsth DOdO ttU AuCUAOu
WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, April goth,
w 1870, at IL o'clock, at Citton's Wharf, Fact
Boston, Mass, the staunch
Iron Steamer Island City.
She is ocean steamer of about 400 tons; in CON-
plete order Tor running; light draft; machinery and
boilers in perfect order. Length OF Deck ISL ieet,
width 50 feet.
ap4td N. A. THOMPSON & CO., Auctrs.
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Elegant and Costly Furniture

mhDH ~ IAOA 0 W.
Or TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY April
I'D and 20, each day Mt 10 o'clock,
In the Warerooms, No. 354 Washington at.
THE whole of the costly. elegant and fashionable
TO removal to new premises.
The stock has been all made expressly by the firm
and OF the finest material, during the past season
Also articles Of taste for the drawing ROOM select
ed In Paris expressly for these sales.
The catalogue will comprise drawing room, parIor,
reception room and library furniture, en- suite OF
wslnut, rosewood and ebony, in satin. silk broeade
plush, tapestry and figured reps; walnut chamber
furniture en- snite costing from $500 to $500 each
dining room and library furniture, sidebOards ex-
tension tables, chairs escritoires writing
tables, marble and walnut top centre tables elegant
marguerite tables, some costing high $500 each
rich buhl cabinets, etarges one OF which cost $3.50
mantel mirrors, drapery curtains, office desks ia
bles: sofas, couches, easy and arm chairs. The
whole forming the best and most costly assortment
OF fashionable furntureever offered for sale in this
city. " $50
The whole will be arranged for examination by
catalogue the week preceding that OF the sale.
Boston, April7 7. dfa
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AUCTION SALES.
Executors Sale
Dry 4 Fancy Goods,
BY AUCTION

NJ hO A. vi. nn1 = 4 y r. N.
i Blo Sntoek OF Goods now in Store No. 9 Deerin2
will be All hteeen,iy occupied by Leach Parker Il Co.
next Aprii io,S auction commencing Tuesday
found rich Cash Is sold Among the goods may be
Eancu SIks larea and other Shapis PLAIN and
ro so hnens Go0 GoGds Of ali
natts. arge assartment nS to home made Sat.
with the Furnace Safe, Large Mirror, ssc,e sss
&c, &c.
This is one OF the largest and most valuable stock.
of Dry and Fancy Goods offered in this ey and
affords rare opportunity for families to replenlsb
their wardrobes at low prices. The goods were ali
selected for the retail trade Of Portland and are yery
desirable.
They will be sold in lots-a large proportion being
In patein s, suitable tor family use.
WIN. II. JERKS, Executor.
ap7.tf r. o. BAILEY q Coz Auctrs.
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THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF.

PARIS, April BIN the Corps Legislatif to.
day M. Olivier moved that the Chambers adj
iourn until the vote on the plebecitum has
been taken. He said the government desired
that the deputies should have the opportunity
of going before the people the instructing them
in the reasons for the measure on which thew
must vote. The motion to adjourn was adopt
4.
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M. L. A.-The annual meeting of the Mer-
camille Library Association was held last eve
ming, the President, H. f. Kurdish in the
chair. The report of the the directors was
read, from which it appeurs the association is
in very fourishing condition. The report Of
the Treasurer and the Trustees gives q very
tiatteriDg financial exhibit, the balance of the
invested fund amounting to $616564. There
are 1921 volumes in the lbrrry, and the aver
age weekly distribution reaches 27O.
The following gentlemen were elected off
GERS for the ensuing year.
Presidential. F. Kurdish
Vice Presidents-M. N. Rich, nj. b. Cool
idge.
Treasurer. G. Proctor
Corresponding Secretary-Wm. r. Wood.
Recording Secretary-A. Ell. Gushing,
Directors-Wm. E. Wood; Fred e. Jones,
G. H. Roberts, Geo. A. Jones, John G. Small
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A very pleasant juvenile masquerade came
off at the house of Mr.. James r. Hoyt, No. -
st. Lawrence street, Monday evening. Seven
ty young people were present in fine costumes
and the evening was delightfully."- spent in dane
ing, sociol games and other amusements An
elegant supper was served for the guests.
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PINE STREET SABBATH ScHooL.-The an
niyersary exercises of the Pine Street Sabbath
School this evening will be very interesting.
We learn from the Superintendent that the
proceeds of the exhib ton are TO oe devoted
exclusively to the purchase Of books to replen-
ish their library.