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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25
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STATIONERY FOR SjHOOL AND
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BLANK BOOKS, MENORANDUMS,
Writing and Wrapping Papers, Wall pa
pers. Window Shades Cornice, &j., togeth
er with all goods usually kept in a hrst
class bookstore.
Any book wanted, no matter where, or by
whom publish |, supplied Mt PUBLISHERS
PRICES. Lii cral discounts made to teach
ers.
The trade SUI lied at Northern Wholesale
and Mauufactui RS prices
Orders From Country Merchants
Solicited.
Apr - ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25

SuoRT-HoRNs.- MIR. A. NJ. Git
ner, Albea, Monroe County, Iowa, in
quiries what is the true style Of the
horns of short-horn or Durham cattle,
some insisting that they have very d.
minutive. or next to no horns at all I;
Others, that their horns are like those
of other cattle, of various sizes and
shapes.
Lewis f. Allen answers The true
or thoroughbred short-horns have that
appendage in various forms of growth.
They are, in almost all cases, shorter
and finer than the common cattle.
Some grow downward, and then curv-
ing in at the points between the fore
head and eyes others, hanging down
nearly straight, after making an ont
ward and then a forward curve from
the roots; Others upright and spread
ing, almost to the common length of
other cattle. They have no unifor-
nifty of shape or growth. Yet there
is one PECULIAR Characteristic viz, an
oval shape near the root, gradually
assuming roundness as they reach
their extremities, and hazy or neu-
trail appearance in color. which is a
peculiar indication of high or deep
breeding. Added to this is fine
ness in grain and delicacy in appear
ance, readily distinguished them from
the horns of the common, coarser, or
native cattle of the country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25

LIME AND SALT.-The Rev.
Thomas Ford, Clinton. Kinds Coun-
ty, Miss. is President of a Farmers
Club, and asks us to say ho,c lime and
salt helps crops.
Ans'osr. Not by plant food directly
furnished, but by aiding the soil in
getting ready soluble silica and pot
ASA Tor the growth of stalk. They
cannot do as much for the grain or
seed. For this phosphate in some
form, and rauk-smelling stuff is need
ed, unless the soil is fresh and has
much vegetable mold.
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PA N s..

U,nE GOLD MEDAL v,s aware
I'd at the late fair I'm Balttm1r') to
Chss. NJ. Sti IT, for the be- at ahos now
made over Baltimore, Ph'lad' llhi", and
New York Piaw~. Office and Wartrooms
Nj North Liberty S., ucsr Baltimore
St, Baltimore, Md.
St, G', Pisnos have all the latest improve
m,n,s, Including tie Agate Tfehe, lsor'
Front.. and III" improved French Acii
Fuliv w,rrsnted for i've YEAR, With priv
l. e.. of ,xchsuge within twelve months, II
30, en,ireiy satisfactory to purchaser.
Second hand P.an"s and Parlor gans
| .Iways on hand from ESQ to $500.
Reference. who have our Pianos in nse ;
| Gen. RE L =. Lexington, Va, Gen. RoM
| Rtwson. Wilmington, N. c.. Gen. ID. II
| llil, Charlotte, N @, CIV. John Lriehrt,
Lexi, gror, Va John l. Bhra. & Cl j.
r. Snnpp. ut Blouatvlle. Tenn, Martha
" s'n 81 - C"lec, An gdoD, Va. T. rw'
! ib"rsl A cal is solirit,d. oci3N-l'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25

To MAKE A WELL AND CIsTERN
IN ONE. Joseph Simpson, Newark,
Ohio, First dig a hole until you come
to water. Settle curb as if you was
going to wall it up, and when you
have sufficient depth of water, and
your wall is up to the water-line. COW
er it up with fiat stones or something
that will answer the same, leaving a
small hole in which insert two-inch
earthen pipe, not letting it go below
the surface of the water, and long
enough to reach up to the level of the
ground. After standing the pipe up
right, begin and fill in a portion of
the dirt, pounding down solid. After
filling it up to the required depth of
your cistern, begin then with your
brikbats and wall up the cistern.
cement it with water-lime mortar, as
usual. The two-inch pipe leads down
to the well. in this pipe insert an inch,
pipe and attach pump. The well will
never need cleaning out. norats or-vey-
min can enter, and it has the advan-
tage over the Drive well, that no sand
will rush in the pipe and necessitate
the taking up of the same and in case
of bursting with frost, it is easily lift-
ed out aud repaired. You have a
well and cistem with the one DIGGING
and the one walIing. l have had
one in successful operation three
years. My neighbors all come when
they want a good drink.
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TUE WATT PLow w.

SPECIAL NOTICE FOR sPhIAG, 1909.
As the season for the cultivation Of crops is
approaching, We would call especial attention to
No. A. ~. ~ pillow has never failed to take
the FIRST premium at every Agricutuu raj farat which
H ht, been exhibited, to- wit; banvile IN 1867 and
1855 ~ Lexington aid Stanton the Fat OF the ir-
ginia state Horticultural society, and the Pairs
Henderson, y. C., Anderson, 5. C., IN ls69. IL Is
unrivaied as acuitiyating piuw. IL saves all hoe
work, loOsens AID pulverEes the soil deeply, and by
: simple change Of pieces it is II falow and fuuow
plow, subsoil and eultiyating pillow, and fitted with
tue steel seraper, II Is the best implement for scrap
ing out cotton, tobacco, aud vegetables. For full
particulars send for circular. Fully warranted ;
aud out Of thousands sold IN the States from Mary
land 10 Texas, not one has been returned, and all
praised
Price, with extra point, wrench, cultivating and
-ubsoll mould, Sc.5o. Steel seraper, " 80 and 81
to size.
Full stock Of other Eizes Of plows Of the " fq1
attern SO and 81" both right and left handed and
warranted free from choking, and to do their work In
very essential particular more thoroughly and with
less draught than any pillow made in the city Of
richmond, aud la this ARRANTT we mean literally
what We say. WATT KNIGHT,
1882 Franklin Street, Richmond, Va
M Samples can be at the Office Of the Bristol
St'es, and also at the agency of J. Il. Anderson 4
%, istol. march OILY
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ENNOhY & HENRY COLLEGE, vR
Ia GINA

On the 18Th Of IANUART, lS7e, the Spring Session
begins, and c'oacs the Stu OF June following,
which IL Commencement day,
The next Pail Session opens on the 18th Of the
succeeding August.
LOCATION.
Unsurpassed In hellthfulness, quiet and free
fTon temptations To vice.
BUILDINGS.
Thorough repairs have been made Of dormltories
lecture rooms and halls. that our accommodations
have never been heretofore 30 desirable.
FACILITY.
The chairs are all allied with men ~ tried ability
AID success nc disciplinarians and educators.
TERMS
One Hundred and Fifteen DOlltrs. payable In ad
vance, will meet the charges for tuition board
room.rsnt, washing and contingent fee for ave
months.
RfFERkNcHs.
We ask those seeking school where theron n
collegiate training Is gwen 10 consult the Facnlty oi
the virginia University and the bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Chunch South, rs well AS our
alumni, students and patrons.
More spsclhoinformation may be obtained by ad
dressing
BE. WILEY, President,
dec, 81 le59-h Emory Post ONCE. Va,
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Kings CoIleys

TENls Institution with competent corps OF Teach.
n ers, viii open August 8, 1869. Connected with
the torg,ate Department tharo il Primary Sehuol,
in which Instruction ~ very thorough, alNo Pre-
ptilsiory DePattnien, Of Languages and Mathemat-
los.
Tuition In Primary Department, per session Of
ave months according To class, ........,...SlO 90
Ia l'ptninry Department. ..Fla 20 or is 10
" Collegiate b., ....,...s.. ............. 20 o.
Boarding. in RvfseioIy fron 81 20 to 81 so PEI
week.
boarding In private families, including room, fu 4.
el, lights and washing, SIS % per month.
1his Institution Is iocansd al Bristol on the In,
Of u. Il. between Lynchburg, Ia, and Chattanooga
Tenn.
For Catalogue or further particulars, Aaaress
Reys. a. A. Caldwell, J. ID. Tadlock, or Profs. }
u Winston, b. "a. Manard.
President Of the BOARD, q. A. Caldwell.
Secretary, X. u, MOClanahan.
une 25-3m.
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8isls auo GurSsm.

Try TuEM. AS pertinent to tins
column OF our paper we recommend
that purchases be made of the follow
ing Houses: &c
Agricult iral implements, and Seeds
for garden AMI fell, Il. Sinclair 4
Co, f. Whitman & sons, and N. w.
Slide x Co Baltimore, p. II. Stark
and Watt & Knight, Richmond, and
@ Rillins. Norfolk Va,
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lAOAOEI[JAL OOU2SG.

The student selects lbs own course Of
study, under the advice of his Parents or
of the Guilty. The several Schools are SO
arranged as to admit of comp etc course
of study in the following directions
/. Department Of Arts, TO which is at
achel the Degree Of BAoHsLuR OF ARTS
2. Department of Science
with the Dgree Of BACHELOR Of Sci
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25
DIR. j. BRADEIELD'S
Female Regul at 0 i
Woman's Best Friend.

This valuable medicine is prepared Tor VcAhN
Relatively, ard t,' be used by women only. ~ Il
adapted especially to those eases where tue womL
dsordered, ard will cure any irregulsrity In th'
smenses )" except in such cases as require surgi-
cal operation. A. these la are very rare. the tE-
MALE REGULATOR Is of alr"ost universal appliea-
ton. In a sudden check OF the "mouthly courses
from COLD, trouble Of mind or like cause, 1t acts
like u charm, by restoring tbs disshdrge so eue, y
ibstdpce, thus relieving the fever, headache pail
in the back and CLOVER stomach" Pushes OF heat
about the face, chilly sensations, burning Of the
yields, aud general restiessness. Taken IN time,
all these symptoms pass away immediately, with
aut injury to the consultation Frequently, howev-
er, the proper remedy is not applied In time, the
disease becomes ehroHic, and the foundation laid
or numberess evils to the constitution Of woman.
The next turn comes around and there Is no
.,show :" or perhaps the whites" will appear
There will be some uneasiness about the womb.
hut little none Of the natural hnid escaping
The complexion brcumes sAllow, bowels swollen,
sort of greenish caste about the face constant du
aching pains in the head weight In the lower Htom-
aeh and back, with or without whites, palpitaions
II the heart. palor, exhaustion Indigestion, wear
mess Iangor, aching across the oius loss of Appe
lite pain In the left breast, tightness across the
chest, cough and giddiness. u stll allowed to go
a., green sitkness" will h. fully developed the
headache become severe, with loss Of memory, di-
minishod sensibiliiy, SICK STOMACH. dyspePeia, no
relish for food loss Of flesh. increased huering Of
the heart, SWELLING OF the FEET, legs and body.
and occasional splitting Of blood The slightest IL
tort hurried breathing, Almst to suoeation.
The skin is habby, and has a "dougby feel This
\
Of women between the ages Of ~ en- and forty ave,
who brought to the grave by Ignorance, ar neg
lect TO take tht proper remedy.
To all who icted with any of the symptoms
above mentioned, In connection with an irregulaTi-
~ Of the ''monthly sickness We earnestly say,
TAKE DIR. BkADFlkLp'S FEMALE REGULATOR.
few ounceg taken you will at once experience its
benefit and with lite patience you will be fully
rec TO ird to health.
This remedy has boon extensively used for up
ward of twenty years by many Of the most expert
enced and successful physicians in Georgia. No
family should be without two or thre bottles.
For sale by DIR. Jso. BUNTING and PEPPER RRos.
Il iistol, Tenn. Jan. 2l-y
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MALE GOLLEGES
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
LExIaGr0a, VIRGINIA.
FACULTY:


GENERAL r Z. LEE, PRlsIpE3T.
CARTER J. HAtEJS, A. "a,
Professor Of Latin.
JAMES J. WHITE, A. NJ,
Professor Of Gr,ek.
EDWARD ;. JoYNES, A. NJ,
Prof. M,d'rn Languages.
Rnv. J. l.. KIRKPATRICK, d D.,
Pr,,g. M,rai PaL,,nphy.
wM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof list w and Epglish Literature.
ALEXANDER l.. NELSON, A. NJ,
Prot. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. A. NJ,
Pof' AppLed Mathematics.
RICHARD S. McCULLOCn, a. Al,
p T. Nuturd PutO"phy
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Prof. Chemistry.
Prof. Applied Chemistry.
Hos. J. W. BRoCkENBROUGH, LII u.
Prot. Ll,t
NJ. W. HUMPHREYS, A.. NJ,
A,s PraJ In reek.
ROBES MASSI%, A. NJ,
dSst't Prof. M,dsn L1hgtqgesj
DUNCAN c. LYLE, A. NJ.
Asst Pref Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A NJ,
Asst Pof. English.
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
ASS Prof Chemistry oni
Pri"cipai IF Business School
For the present the instruction in English Il
divided among the Professors OF Moral Philosophy
Modern Language and History, with the aid OF gu
Assistant Professor.
The duties of this Chair are discharged by th'
Professors of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25

Write TO o.. II. w liughes, at Abingdon, Va, Tor
full particulars Of the Starke Pillow. lie is one OF
the most scientific ard enterptising farmers ia Tue
county, and recommends IL above any other flCw
he mas ever known.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25

ITO OUR FARMER FRIENDS
Il we would say, thst II yon desire to
keep posted on that which Is tran-piine
In the coun'ry-to learn how to till your
farms scientifically and thereby incoase
the yield Of your drlds-tn improve your
stock-iO ward Oh disc SO from your swine
and "save yOnr bacon"
SUBSCRIBE TO THE BRISTOL NEWS,
wh.,h nov off-red o. you AT tue los SIM
OF ~ r. annum, which barely pa, for he
paper upon which 1t Is printed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25

HAVING RECENTLY MADE LARGE
IL additions to our Stock 10y the purchase
ofthe latest improved Printing Mnteria
BEAUTIFUL Type Ornamental Designs, Sc. we
do not hesitate to assert that our
BOOK q JOB OFFICE
Is rePlets with cvcryth ng which consti-
tutes
A FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
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The TWO HORSE PLOW trfu do Better an
Marier Ho.k hdn other Three 10. Sc piows
the advantage Of his skill.

No moro Use Tor -FOUR Horse Flows
Any Land IN Virginia can be Piowt with 1wo Horse
Rg- Price he same as Oher Planes
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25

This company has one Of the largest nnt
most successful manufactures in the Uni
ted States. Every branch Of the business
being uudcL the immediate suporyision OF
the Compnnr, whose experience n practi
cal Piano makers enables Them to produc,
an instrument which foi power, fulness OF
tone, elasticity of tOnch and elegance Of fin
ish, are equal if no superior to any in the
country
Every instrument is warranted for FIVE
years.
Old Pianos taken in exchange, repaired,
and all orders and tunings promptly attend
ed to.
Professors, clergymen and institutions
supplied at libc' al discount.
GAEHL'S PIANO COMPANY.
nov 10 ly. Baltimore. Nj
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roe T, H va LILLIAN o., Oct. J, 1873.
Mn. p. u. srARK-Sir After giving your nov
Plow very severe trial, am compelled TO say II
comes up fully to your recommendation. Upon pea
flllow II surpasses any plow have ever seen used
In no Instance have ] seen Il choke except wht re
iherr close clay soil, which was not In proper
nder for blowing. All who have seen It work arc
llcasod. am, very truly, yours,
FM. V. CROxTOS.
sas- Call at Fowler / Gibboney's and 90 saup
E these Plowp. apr.
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DrBLtS, Va, March 10, lSGo.
MR. T. u. srARKk, Richmond, Va:
Dtdr Sir After several days trial, pronounce
the " Dixie" a complete success. IL Is by lar lhe
lightest draft Plow To turn the MIN and deph II
does that ever saw. ! shalt certainly give the
Dixie u fair trial In turning clover the coming
Summer. II you can induce any one TO take NY new
loft hand Lexington at hdlC cost, y take " Dixie"
Very respectfully, IN. T. HART.
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GAEHLE'S PIANO MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, Of Baltimore, Nd. Warerooms
n. +. coruer of Entaw and Fayetie streets
and Is, IL and 10 n. EutaW ct.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-08

Our holiday goods are crowding in and will
be opened on the 18th. We must have room,
hence We have marked down our millinery.
Every velvet hat marked at 25 cts.
Lot of latest styles Plush Hats 80 cts.
These are the prices at Cogia Hassan's Bon.
net Rooms. dec8 81
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not even be reached by the shipping of the
United States without passing through canal
cut on Canadian territory. He surely hardly
expects US to rectify the unfortunate geograph-
ical difficulties of the eight States aforesaid F,
with our capital. To throw open our canals to
American shipping without some equivalent
would he little too much tor President
Grant to ask. AS to the fisheries the Globe
says:-DOes it not occur to the President that
to come down upon Canada with his threats
and buster is the antipOde of courage.
How is it that he is giving by his acts to rec
ognlze as an equal and independent power the
coOnial authority known as tue Dominion OF
Canada, which as his language implies he has
had no official knowledge of. The construc..
ton of the treaty of 1918 is for the United
States and Great Britain to settle. In the
maintenance of the treaty for the orights and
preservation of the fisheries England with
canada has common interest. If President
Grant can't see the false position in which he
has placed himself it may be hoped that Con-
gress will discover it for him. He may ex-
clude Canadian vessels from his ports and try
by any other petty means to harass; that game
was tried when the reciprocity treaty was re-
pealed and we have thriven ever since beyond
all anticipation; but if he has right on his side
and does not want courage he will put all
ships from the British ports, the Cunard and
lnman steamers included, in the same cate
CORY. President Grant may be equal to TAX
ing as broad and liberal views of the case as its
circumstances require, but his will is not om-
nipotent and weighs but lightly against the
clear and obvious interests of a nation. These
point at once to the removal of all grounds OF
irritation, all pretexts. for trades by unscrupu-
lous party leaders and all risks of collision be-
tween the powers that should set the world an
example of amnty and peace, and it is certain
that in thus paying homage to higher prin-
ciple the pecuniary gain to both Canada and
the United States would be beyond all calcu-
lation.
OTTAWA, Dec. 7.-President Grants message
excites considerable comment in political cir
Giles here. 1t is understood that the Dominion
government have no idea of abandoning their
present line of policy, although it is thorough
ly DESTROYS of behaving in the most friendly
manner to the United States. They feel how
ever that the people of Canada have endorsed
and will sustain their policy, and also that the
imperial authorities have approved of-the ac-
ton Of our government in the matter.
PUBLIC ANGER AROUSED.
IN. Y. Tribune Special There is consider
able excitement here in government circles
over President Grants message, which is al
most unanimously looked upon as hostile and
insulting to the Dominion. Reference is made
to the fact that no condemnation is made in
the message of the Fenians.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-08

SUPCEIOT OOurI'
pECRMRER TERM. GODDARD l. PRESID

DECEMBER TERM. GODDARD j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY-Judge God ard rendered the following
decisions:
VIM. H. Pencil VS.. Alonzo Ii. Libby. Action O
replevin tor a set OF post patterns attached by de-
fendant deputy sheriff, on writ in avor of Johr
Stinchcomb. ACCESSION tor defendant for return O.
goods.
B. r. Noble ct al VS.. L. d. Cook. Decision fol
plaintiff, Tor $4}.f5.
VIM. L. Sherman vs.. VIM: CloudmaD. Action
on note. ad damnum $500. Damages awarded in
the snm OF $2is.9i.
VIM. L. Putnam, surviving partner, w. Thomas
Leigh Action on account annexed. Decision foI
piantih for 1888 with interest from May %, 1868.
James G. Sheridan VS.. John NJ. Todd. Action on
account tor work done. Decision tor plaintiff for
$47302.
WRDNEsDAY-W. Rounds VS.. Port. & chester
X. X. Co. Action to recover OF defendants as COM
mon carriers the value OF trunk and contents be-
longing to plaintiff which lie alleges lost through
negligence of defendants last Novem ber the value
.f$127.
Defendants deny liability upon the gOund that
they carried the funk safely to its destination, aud
the loss 1t any occurred by of plaintiffs
negligence in not taking charge OF it. Not finished
Mattocks and Fox. Deane and verril'.
Tue follawing assignments have been made:
THURSDAY, DEC. 6.
4a6 Stafford v. Gibbons, appellant.
30l. Butler and al v. Rogers.
FRIDAY, DEC. O..
3,3. Jones v. Simpson and al. administrators.
32i. Same v. same.
SATURDAY. DEC. 10.
253. Griffin v. Morgan.
29l. Corey v. Webb, administrator.
MONDAY, DEC. 70.
4s3. Staples v. Stanley, appellant.
TUESDAY, DEC. 10.
255. Estes G. 7. Railroa Co.
z76. Rasch W Emerson.
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

Steamship MORAY ian, from Quebec, arrived
at Queenstown on Tuesday
The old signal tower on Telegraph Hill, San
FRANCISCO, was blown down in the gale OF
Tuesday.
1t is thought at Washington that the act
providing that the next Congress shall NJ eet
on the 4th OF March, Immediately after the ex-
piraton of the present one, will not be re-
pealed.
U. 5. Senator Robertson has been reelected
by the Legislature of South Carolina.
The Beethoven Festival at New Haven, just
closed, was great success.
There was slight fall OF snow at Richmond
Va, on Wednesday,.
The Nevaio Indians have begun a war
against the Apaches in California.
The revenue schooner Dobbin is to be sta
toned at Castine, Maine.
The Erie canal will close on the 18th.
The Ontario parliament opened on Wednes
day. Ia his opening speech the Lieut. Cover
nor SAID: The state Of the province is hope
ful In the extreme with the advance in trade
agriculture and manufacture, and cherishing
our own nearly preferences for British institu'
tons we have no cause to envy the conditions
OF our relghbors, and hope that this hatterins
prospect will not be marred by dissensiOr
among ourselves.
Eighteen churches and thirty other buildings
OF public character have been destroyed il
the U nlted States within the past year.
The projected home for the Boston poor it il
estimated, will cost $233,OO0.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-08

MAsoNIc.-At the annual meeting of An
cient Landmark Lodge, held last evening, tt Q
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Levi A. Gray, Worshipful Master; Le-
ander W. Fobes, Senior Warden; w. o. Car
ney, Junior Warden; Charles Fobes, Treasur-
er; William Ross, jr, Secretary; George L.
SWEET, Masonic Trustee: Warren P. Chase,
Grin s. Fogg, Daniel W. Miller, Committee of
Financa
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FRANKFORT, Dec. 6.-United States 5-2Os 1862 94II
LONDON, Dec. 7-11.s0 A. M. -COnsols 80 @ 92t
for money and account.
American securities~U. S. 5-2Os, 1862, SO; do 1865
old, ssl; do 1867, 9q3 do 1O-4Os, ST. Stocks-Erie
2O7; Illinois Central liz.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 7-11.3O A. M.-Cotton dull
sales 200 bales; Mdding uplands sgd; do Orleans
sgd. Corn Sis Cd. Pork HOS. Lard Sos.
LONDON, Dee. 7-130 P. M.-American securities
quiet. Stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 7-1.3O P. M.-Peas a9s Cd. Pork
buOyant. Beef-new 1878 Cd.
The receipts of Wheat for three days were IL. 400
Quarters, OF which $500 quarters are American,