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INSIDE LINE TO BANGOR.
FIRST TRIP OF THE SEASON!

nz> Steamer CITY OF RICIIMOND ID
FSz-S William r. Dennison. Master, VIII
~k<I&lS leave railroad Wharf foot OF State St.,
Ecs1szzz<zx5every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, snd
FRIDAY Evening at 10 o'clock (comme ncing the
1lth inst for Bangor, touching at Rockan CAM
den, Belfast, Searsport, Sandy Point, Bucksport,
Winterport and Hampden.
Returning. VIII leave Bangor, every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRI DAY, morning at o't lock
teucbing at the above named landings.
For further particulars inquire of Russ a. STUR-
DlvANI. 1i9 Commercial ~, or
CYRUS SrUsDIVANT, General Agent.
Portland April 6, $50. dtt
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DR.. j. y. HUGHES,
CAN BE yOgEp AT KIs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II Preble Street, ....

Next the Rrebie EoEee.
AEy HAhN he can 30 consulted privately and wiz
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, It
koaIs daily, and frcln A. N. to 9P. M.
Or. q, sdiresses those who are suffering under the
afiictaoh of rvate diseases, whether arising from
lapure connection OF the terrible vice Of sei-abGs
Dsyorng ha entire time to that particular branch Of
the medical profession, he feels warranted in GyAs.
AEfEEIN2 CURk III ALL CASES, whether OF long
standing recently co1roctsd entirely removing tie
dregs OF disease from the system, and making Per,
feet and PERMANENT CURE.
he would can the attention OF the Af1icted to the
sact OF his l0ng-stsndpg end well-earnsd reputstion
rlrnsh.Eg Sufficient aesursnae OF Dis ekii; ard sre.
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PORTLAND DaHuCnESTEhR.t
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ETziyssEsi5J On anil after Monday, May 2, lao,
Nhx@asS2 trains will run as follows:
passenger trains leave Portlan daily JSundays ex-
cePteul ior Alfred and intermediate Stations, at 1ls
A. NJ, 2.45 PM.
Leave Portland for Saeo River at Gle NJ
Leave Alfred Tor Portland and intermediate STA
tions al 81, A. NJ.
4.15 r. Nj. " - M
freight train with passenger car attach
el leave Alfred for Portland AT &. so A. NJ
Leave portland for Alfred at Las p NJ
Stages connect as follows:
1,;n uDLham Tor South windham. Windbop,
Lake. daily. "' anu Sepa9o
=, At Go,ham for West Gorham, Standsb. steen
Faiis Baldwin, Denmark, SebagO Brtlgton. ioyeIi
Hiram, Brownfeld Fryeburg, Conway, Bartlett
JACKSON Llmlngton, Cornish, Porter, Freedom, lad,
'son and Eaton n H., daily
AT Saco River, tor West Buxton, Bonny Easle
South Limington, Limington, dailv.
AT Centre WateTborough station for Limerick.
Newneia Parsonsieid anu Ossipee. tri-w weekly.
field, daily.
AT Alfred iol Springvale and Sanford Corner
AWil 2S, no, ,ltt
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REHn slaHESaacG.

NxGVC
Al who have committed an excess OF any ird
he sher it be the solitary vice Of youth the ti1i.
ng febuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer yearf,
sEEE FOR An AETIDoTE III SEASON.
Tbs Yaine and Aclss, ane Lessitude and EerYo-s
2rostratoD that msy follow Impure Coitior,
srs tie Barometer to the whole system.
70 not wait for the consumrson that is surs 20 FOL.
.Cg; do not wait scr Unsightlg Ulcers, fcs
Disabled LInbs, for Loss Of Beauty
,oJz mic
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10 Let.
STATE OF MAINE.

n o gentleman and vile three rooms on first
h floor, in desirable and central LEGALITY.
Apply at this office. my13*3t
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gxiSals-a ages Easn.

TheIs are rnsnJ Glen OF the sse OF thirty who ar
troubled win too frequent evacustions from the bad
dsr, often accompanied by slight euarting or burn
ing sen8stion, and Weakening the system in I1an
nsr the patient 3ann0S account for. On exaninir;
rn,,g laast
SouDd and sofnet1s small rsrtciee OF ssneD CT a.
hun en- gill appear, the color will be OF thin mill
ts hue, ggsin changing 70 dark and turoid ap;ssr
Ence. There many cey whe die Of shis difficulty
Ignorant Of the cause, which Is the
SEo0ND sTAeE os sEezTNAL ygAEaEgs.
Z ea2 warrant perfect cufe In such aases, all
fill an healthy restoration Of the urinary crgars.
Persons who cannot personally consult tne Dr..
osn DC 60 hy whiting, in pisin manner, descrip.
ton OF their DISEASES, snf the spIrorrsss rsEedisl
Nn be forwarded ilcfas essiy.
Jan correspondence ztrctls CONFIDENTIAL and vii
D. returned, If desired.
Address: DE. y. u. HUGHES.
Nc. IL prebls Strses.
Hsye docr to the Prsbls House, Portland, Ne
~ :snd Stamp soI CircuisT.
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For Sale !!

rrrpscr I4.s-
4 bor, their entire fshma establishment, consist
ing OF Wharf, buildings, Flakes, Butts, with about
~ acres of land. 1t will make very desi-
rable place for a summer residence, Eoat SAILING,
ii ishpg &c The steamer calls going 10 ara from
bdrh
NlCKERSoN, PERRY & TEACHER,
mr5l.tt BGothbay, Me.
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GOod Brick House fcrsay.

Good Brick House fer sale
HN Clark street. first house below Sprins h.y
" w1ndows, twelve good rooms, gas Thu ousbonf
god furnace.
Apply to w. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
y4d3w* Cahoon Block, next east of Civ Hal,
Fine Country Residence for Sale.
Or A nice new brick Hous W III brick ell and
Wal. stable, Fiue large let. Hou is piped Ior uas
.ll.ssL and eei.ters put in for iurnace: marhia
mart.es parlors finished in succo work This nron
erty is located in the b, autu village of Brunsw,ck
neal the Colleges, and is OF the best l5cations
tor a gentleman oil lesure TO he found in he Stata
Terms favorable Apply TO w. ii. JERRIS Reai
Estate Agent, Portland, who viii exhibit a Photo.
graph oil the bullonSs. may1d3w*
For sale 3r Lease.
q, LOT OF land on Cross street. Enquire of Edward
"a Howe No. "A Danorth street, or OF IL. j. Libby.
No. 146 Middle street. may11dtf -
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WANTED
Wanted.

4 Bile bodied Seamen and Laudsmen on board
n u. S. Str Plymouth, at Navy Yard, Ports
mouth. Ship going to Europe Squa ron as soon as
crew is made up. mylG st
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-. WANTED for the next six months,
mt1/ three or tour yes sels per month of fl ON
AIf three to 1--WE hundred tons capacity to
kLAukA load Stone for New Orleans. Highest
s.z1f.-GE=s rates of freight paid.
Applyto JOSEPH WESCOTT & SON,
No. 81 Middle ST., Portland
o., BODWELL, WEBSTER & CO.,
Vnalnaven.
Portland, April 2, 1870. apidtf
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ZIe ~ & s.iay sFAsEsnxes JxEa Eexsfss 20 EAis
BY Ua1eYEy EEszEses-es
Yocnz t-ouoisc with sIniasions IN Sleeps
complaint generally the result OF Q bad habit In
youth, scientiscaly AID perfect cure xar.
Fsnted or charge made.
Hardly Gag psssss but We are coG6uiteG by 0nx CT
mora young men With tho sbove disease, uoIps O,
whom are weak and einsoated SO though they lad
the pon, and By their friends are supposed ts
have it. All aueh 5aseg yield to the proper and oEy
correct C. treatment and in short ding are
msds ts caioias Il pssSsot health.
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
5erni-Weekly Liney

On and after the 18th inst. the An.
&3tS Steamer Dirgo and Franconia. will
EEesz:at until further notice, run as follows
MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4P. NJ. am, leave
rIeI re rS 80 r. Il. New York, every MONDAY and
Inc Dirlso and franconia are fitted up with fine
seeonamodaions iof passengers, making ths tho
most conyenent and comfortable route ior travellers
between Now York nd Maine
Passage in State Room SIS. Cabin Passage A..
Meals extra. W
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec,
hahlix. ST. John, and all parts Of Maine. Shippers
arereqaested to send their freight 10 the Steamers
ss early ss p. NJ the days they leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply to
henry FOX, Galt's Wharf, Portland.
j. T. AMES, Pier IS e. X. New York.
Nav
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Il q LEI.
TO EAET.

STORES on corner of Pearl ard Cumberland sts.,
~ fitted up in good style for Apothecsry Dry Goods
or Millinery business, with cemented cellars and
water convenences
> Also, Houses on Pearl St., and Cumberland Ter
race, fitted with all modern ccnvenences, abund-
cupancy. Apply 10
u. L. -FARWER.
augGdtf II Danforth street.
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Absolute Divorces legally obtalnea in Neu-vo,L
Indiana, Illinois and other States, for person. tron
any State or County, legal everywhere; desertion
drunkenness, non support, etc., sufficient cause no
publicity; no charge until divorce obtained. Advice
free Business established fifteen years.
Address, M. HOUSE, Attorney,
mrlsd3m No. rs Nassau Street, New York City.
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For dHne Hair !

tie rest ration of hair TO It's original coor when
pTepra N. can be seen by he certificate OF the
Slate Assayer Dr. Cummings is composed of I'll tire
ly vegetable matter is now offe, ed 10 the public.
We rely upon it Tor ITS yrtues, AMI are willing to
trust upon TIE public al lis intrinsic worth.
Read the following certificate:
PORTLAND, April H. 1870.
Having examined a specimen OF the Botanical
Hair Restorative, submitted TO my inspection bv Mr..
D. NJ. odd, am satisfied that II is what he claims
It to le a vegetable preparation pure and simple,
and contains no mineral.
tSignedl Ii. L. CUMMINGS, Chemist.
1t l. ior sale by all druggists and fancy dealers
prepared ana for sale wholesale and iet.il, by
,. M. TG0D ~ CO,
No, "a Middle street, corner Of Excl ange st.
aplsdf
lSOsIEK PRINTING, OF al KINDS done with dis
i NJ patch ata Prea Qiice
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Portland & Kennebec R. R. Co
Maine Central Yai,raad ca.

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting OF the
IN st tjckholJers OF the Maine Central Railroad
Company will be hell at the Town Hall in Water
vile on tie thirty-irst day of Nav A d. 1870, at
eleven ocloc in the forenoon, to act upon the TO-
low = articles, viz:
First, 10 ses il the Stockholders will again ac-
cept an C, OF the eglslature of Name, approved
April l. 1886, entitled "An act TO authorize the con-
sol dat of certain railroad corporations"
Second, To see il the Stockholders will ra.iy and
approve Two contracts entered into by the Directors
with the Portland and Kenncb-c Railroad Company
and dated the twelfth day of May A. ID. 1870.
Third. To fill any vacancies that may at the
time the meeting exist in The Beard OF Directors.
Per order OF The Directors.
JOSIAH IL. DRUMMOyD, Clerk.
PORTLAND, May u, 1870. mayldtd
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II o L II T..
To Lei
eDem entS to Let.

To Let,
WIT BOARD. A Front Paror Chamber to a
w gentleman and wife. Apply at 141 oxford St.
Feb dtf
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VesS els Wanted.

a GIRL who can come well recommended to d.
"A wolk in family al Gorham Village.
apr26u* Apply at this Office.
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Aa<xAs gs1
Two Houses for Sale,

- The two houses on the westerly corner of
Es::; Spring and South Streets. Only 81. .000 tor
Li...,Ix both houses. "
Apply to VIM. II. JERRlS, Real Estate Agent
mylldlw. Cahoon BocA, next east of Ctv Han
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10 f.et,
LNlRST class Store and tfices on FAcianee Street
Il between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to
w. ii, ANDERSON,
at Office of Nathan Webb, Esq No, 80 Exchange
Street. decS0Itf
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4 T ftcm 81 to SI2 per month, in Portland and
"A Gaze Elizabeth. Enquire OF N. NJ. Woodman,
2S Oak Street, and j. C. WOODMaN,
Jansdtf 1iil Exchange st.
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Wanted.
Wanted.

A PROTESTANT girl TO do geneI al house work
IA Good wages aud good home given. Refer
ences required. Aprly TO e5 STATE street.
apr2stf
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For Sale!

EOf S5asGs
I N Cape Elizabeth, Knightyille, lot of land with
L Store and House thereon Cali at the premise
and inquire of
apr1Sf s. B. CUMMINGS.
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for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind and SIS, ,oo6
to The Penitentiary.. and authorizes the
Treasurer of the State to apply S75, GOO o.
the, special tax hereafter to be collected
',e be applied to above institutions at his
discretion. =
The bill was put on its several readings,
passed and ordered to be enrolled.
On motion of Mr.. Durham, bill In rsTa
ton to municipal election was taken np. -
lBlli enaeots that no person shall be emitted
to vote for Mayor, Intepdant OF police,
Alderman or other officer OF an incorpor-
ated town or city at any election unless be
be an elector of the State of North Caro-
iina,. and shall have resided next preced-
ing the election 80 days in the corporation,
and TO days within the Ward in which he
claims to be voter. Registration to be
mado of all qualified voters. No person
to be Mayor or other officer unlees q
qualified voter therein. Challenges NAV
be made and disqualified persons exclude d.
Sec. Of an act ratified Dec. 16, 1868,
entitled an act to provide for the holding
OF municipal elections in North Carolina
repealed.
The bill was put on its second reading
and passed, yeas IA, nays 2S
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MORNING SESSION.


THURSDAY, Dec, %, 1870.
The Convention bill was taken up, dis
cussed, and passed its second reading;
yeas 40; nays 80.
Mr.. French presented memorial from
the commissioners ofNew Hanover, asking
to be allowed to levy a spcial tax; referred.
Mr.. Fisher presented a memorial from
the commissioners of Bladen for the same
purpose; referred.
By Mr.. Fisher: A bill in favor OF the
Sheriff of Bladen county.
By Mr.. French: A bill TO authorize the
commissioners of New Hanover county to
levy a special tax; referred.
By Mr.. Powell:A bill to define the duties
of Judges of superior Court IN certain
cases; placed on calendar
By Mr.. Fisher: A bill to authorize the
commissioners of Bladen county to levy o
special tax: referred.
The Convention bill was taken up when,
on motion of MIR. Houston, the futher con-
sideration of the bill was postponed until
the 16ih of January; yeas 45; nays 80.
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Legislature Of North Carolina.
WEDNESDAY, December 81.

On motion of Mr. Mauney, the rules
were suspended, and the bill to incorpo-
rate the Wilmington and Onslow Railro Dad
Company was put upon its passage. The
bill passed its several readings, the vote on
tie third reading being 81 to 1.
On motion of Mr.. Merrimon, the rules
were suspended to take up the bill for the
benefit of the Western n. G. Railroad
Company, Eastern Division.
Mr.. Merrimon explained that the object
Of the bill was TO get rid of the present in
competent board of directors, and to pro-
vide board that will protect the interests
of the State ar9 push forward the work.
Mr.. Fleming moved to amend by re
Quiring the President and Treasurer of
the Company to give bond and security
for the faithful performance Of their du-
ties, and also limiting the issue by the
State of money to said officers to 800, 900
at any one time adopted.
The bill then passed its second and third
readings.
On motion OF Mr.. Jones, the vote of yes
terday on the bill to provide for the cleo
ton of Keeper of the Capitol was recon
sidered for amendment.
Bill for tho relief of the Sheritfs of
Chatham, Cherokee, Robson, GuiIford
and Rowan passed theirseveral readings.
On motion of Mr. Troy, the bill to re-
peal an act to authorize the Commission
ers of Jones County to levy a special tax,
after considerable discussion, passed its
several readings.
Mr.. Gilmer introduced bill to amend
chapter 40, section 93, laws Of 1862 TO-
Referred.
Mr.. McClammy, bill to incorporate the
Wilmington Steam Fire Engine Company.
Referred.
Mr.. Bellamy, a bill to require the
treasurer Of the State to pay over certain
school taxes to the Treasurer of Edge
combe county for educational purposes =
Referred.
Also, a bill to authorize the County
Commissioners of Edgecombe County to
levy q special tax. Referred.
Mr.. Robbins. of Davidson, a bill to
amend certain laws requiring bank bills to
be received in payment of judgments in
certain cases. Referred.
Mr.. Troy introduced a bill to require
the President and Directors of the several
railroads of the State to settle in account
with their successors in Office. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Warren the rules
were suspended, and The bill concerning
debts contracted by municipal corpora
tlions and the bill to prohibit Justices of
me Peace from practicing as attorneys,
passed their several readings.
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should read this book. It discloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still it is a
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the house. 1t will be cent to any address on re-
ceipt Of 80 cents. Address DIR. VIM. YOUNG,
phia.
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FKOu WAsuIaGTUN CITY.

LONDON, Dec. %.
Most satisfactory observations of the eclipse
have been taken throughout England.
CHERBoURG, Dec. o.
thousand men, fully equipped. left for the
field to-day. arms and equipments arrive in
large Quantities
The blockade of Harllaur has been ordered.
BORDEAUX, Dec. %.
During the great sortio from Paris on We'd
nesday Ducrot took many hundred prisoners.
The general situation is more encouraging for
the French. s. P
The non occupation OF Tours, and the retreat
Of other Irussian forces towards Orleans, il
said to be the result Of stra:egetical movements
Of Char and Bourbaki.
Rouen has been almost entirely evacuated by
the Prussians. There wero only 1900 German
soldiers there yesterday. Montufel undoubted-
IL moved his forces for the purpose of opposing
the march Of the French army OF General
Faiderhbe.
BoRDEAux, Dee. "a.
Advices from Paris on the night of the 22d.
received by balloon, which landed near Nuits,
states that there was no engagement that day
(Chursday) but general battle was regarded
to be imminent.
The journals es.imate the Losses OF the French
in the combats OF the 2lst at about 800 killed
and wounded and speak in glowing terms Of
great confidence and ardor displayed by the
National Guards.
In an official dispatch telegraphsd from Lille
on the night Of toe 23j, General Fiadherbs
announces t. the Mioistry OF War that his army
engaged tho enemy'at Pont Roy ellie on that day
and that the battle lasted from II A. NJ. to G in
the eve2ing. For greater portion Of the time
it was artillery duel, which finally terminated
in charge by the French Infantry along the
whole line. Tho enemy were driven back and the
French troops remained masters of the field.
LONDON, Dec. %. H.
The announcement yesterday, from French
sources, that the two divisions OF the army OF
the Loire had formed Junction appears to be
Nithnnt foundation
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NIGHT SESSION.
TUESDAY. Dec.

TUESDAY, Dec. 20, 1870.
f,o me calendar was taken up and the bill
+, I'm tne Senate to remove suits from one
ooaa uulclai District to another, in certain
ra@5 reags, was taken up and put on its several
lungs, and passed third reading and
0r11ered to be enrolled.
nend. nj. Weleh asked that the rules be sus-
RonGed an,S; and the Senate bill in relation to
m pp'lGaTion 5Ml Of special tax money be taken
Of Of G. II me ne bill authoiizes the application
uses 4Jo'9Oo -. OF that amount to the present
tia Tns.e tne state Government, $25, 700 to
N4Ane Asylum, $l5, 900 to the Asylum
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Farmer aud Gardener Wanted.

A PRACTICAL Farmer and Gardener is want
Z ed for farm Of so acres the Sound,
within miles of Wilmington. To enterpris-
ing and industrious man, well recommended,
liberal terms would be given. man with an
industrious wife and family, and who haH a little
capital, preferred. The soil of the farm cannot
be surpassed foc raising aH kinds OF vegetables.
Apply to ROBT HENNING,
Wilmington. n. G..
nov IS 4I-2muoO
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81, 1870.


On motion OF Mr.. Smith of Wayne, the
rules were suspended and the House bill to
amend the charter of the town Of Colds
boro, was taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the amend
ments by the Senate were concurred i'll.
On motion Of MIR. Durham, bill in
up.
The Clerk read the bill. IDill makas
a residence Of .nety days within corpo
rate limits, and ten days in ward, as
qualification for voting, puts the time Of
holding elections oa first Monday III May.
and excepts the towns of Fayetteville and
Washington from i4s proTsiOns.
Several amendments were made and the
bill passed its final reading.
BY Robbins, COL: A blu to give County
Commissioner the power to I'LL vacancies
occurring in their Boards; referred.
FIRST GPECIAL ORDER.
Senate resolution taking q recess from
Dec. %, 1870 to Jan. 18th 1871.
Mr.. Sparrow moved to amend by insert
ing Dec. Oath 1870 and Jan. 10th 1871;
adopted.
The resolution as amended passed its
several readings.
SECOND sPECIAL ORDER.
Bill TO be entitled an act concerning q
Convention of the people. The bill pro-
vides for an election for restricted Con-
vention on the 10th of Feb. 1871, and if
4 Convention b. called, to assemble at
Raleigh on the 1st Monday in April 1870
The bill was considered by sections.
was repeatedly amended but the House
adjourned, without definite action, until
II P. M,
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SENATE.
FRIDAY. Dec. %.

FRIDAY. Dec. 23'
Mr.. Allen, Commissioner to take depo-
sitions in the contested election from
Granville and Person, reported that ne had
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Pea Nuts Cotton, &C.
.e,16 Is 3n
WILMINGTON MILLS.
WILnETGTOS, N. T..
yDRTHROP s. CUMMING. PreprietorS.

- Oarsoes of YELLOW PINE LUMBER fur
nj she'd for any market at short notice.
gE All kinds of PLAEED LUMBER always on
hand. Also, LATH4, BRICK, &c, sc.
dec Is 15.6m
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NOTICE.

| NOW OFFER FOB SALE MY PLANTA-
ton two miles and Il half from Goldsboro,' or
tho n. O. r. h, cor tanning twelve hundred and
seventy-four 1870 acres good cotton land
Come and see. Terms liberal.
". Z OARR.
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