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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-31

Gov. Chamberlain and State Treasurer CaId-
we'll burnt up $265, 900 worth of Maine bonds
OF Municipal War loan issue 10 the Treasu1ers
office at Augusta on Wednesday, and so hot
fire did it make that the chimney took fire, but
the flames was quickly extinguisbed.
Mr.. Charles W. Shannon, the organist of the
Congress Square (Unversalist) Church in this
city, has received call from the LIST Parish
Congregational Church in Saco, but we under
stand that he holds the call under advise
ment, with strong leaning towards its ac-
ceptance.
The Casco National Bank declared a semi
annual dividend offs per cent. yesterday on
their capital of 100000, amounting to. $40 900.
This concludes the list of banks
The Portland & Ogdensburg railroad yester-
day noon had to decline to receive any more
freight owing to the want Of freight cars and
tell the shippers to send it to-day. This sue
cess of the road gives an inkling of what it will
be in the future. The bonds that have been
placed on the market are a splendid invest
ment and we would call attention to the ad-
vertisement. The bonds can be procured of
Messrs. Swah & Barrett under the ST. Julian
Hotel.
The little snow that fell on Wednesday night
was god-send to the livery stables and the
streets yesterday were alive with sleighs. The
upper part of Congress street was particularly
gay with flying cutters.
The local of the Advertiser denies that the
memorandum of the cost of going to the opera
picked up in our entry and published in the
PRESS yesterday morning belonged to any
one connected with that Office. We did Mt call
any names.
The weather yesterday was very fne in the
morning. the sun shining brightly, the wind
west, and the thermometer (which indicated
only deg. sunrise) indicating Is deg at noon.
In the afternoon the wind was southwest aud
rather chilly, the sky was obscured by clouds,
and the the. mome:er at o'clock indicated %
deg.
Watch-night services at Chestnut Street
Church this evening commencing at 712
Pm.
A Washington despatch says Edw. G.
Hight of this city has lately purchased tract
of land of 1874 acres in Fairfax county, Va, for
$5745
The newly-elected officers of the Ancient
Landmark Lodge OF Masons were publicly in
stalled last night. There was large attend
ance of the brethren and their ladies', who pro.
nounce the occasion remarkably happy one.
The deputy marshals yesterday afterno on
seized a small quantity Of liquor on the premi-
ses of John Comedian on Washington sareet.
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The New SWEDEN COLONY. Yesterday
morning, Mr.. W. w. Thomas, Jr., of this city,
Commissioner of Swedish Immigration, " as
visited by four fine looking Swedes who repre-
sented to him that they belonged to colony
of Swedes thst emigrated to this country about
three months ago and settled in Norwich, Che
mango County, New York. That owing to the
high price of land in that locality aud other
disadvantages, they decided to come and visit
the Maine colony, of which they had heard
such fattering accounts, and If it came up to
their expectations, the whole of the Norwich
colony would join them at New-Sweden. They
mad plenty OF money with them, and after re-
ceiving full directions from Mr.. Thomas, left
yesterday noon for the Aroostook. The colony
at New-sweden now numbers ninety six souls,
of which over fifty are men, and is in a most
fourishing condition.
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ARRESTED FOR Ros4ERY. - Yesterday
morning we gave an account of dastardly as
sault upon and highway robbery of Patrick
McGlinchy the evening previous. Informa-
ton was left by him with Deputy Decille at
the stationlwho iimmedia'ely set the police
to work to discover and arrest the robbers.
About half past two yesterday morning, he
with posse of police arrested Peter Daley at
his fathers house apdllodged him in Jail. On
the morning train to Boston officer Barbour
arrested between Saco and Biddeford, one
Lawrence Murray,a fellow who halls from
Boston. On him was found about half of the
stolen money, some being concealed in his
boot. He confessed the robbery and told
where the watch and the pocket-book were
concealed, and in accordance with his direct-
ions, the marshal fonnd them under marble
slab in front of Fletcher & Fays on Silver
street. Murray duplicates Daley in the trans
action and says he knocked McGlinchy down
and took half of the spoils. Daley however
denies all knowledge of the affair.
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CALICO 4 VIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec 3O.-The Odd
Fellows College and Home, has been fiually
located at Naptha, the city having donated
real estate and money to the amount of $500, 900
to the Association.
Five car loads of seal skins from Alaska, and
fourteen car loads of China and Japan teas
were shipped eastward yesterday
Charles Reed, station-keeper, James Lyttle.
stage driver, and Tourney A. Cook, were muir.
dered ON Christmas eve at Mission Camp Sta
tion, near Tucson, Arizona, and Miss Reed was
shot, but not killed, by party of Sonorans,
who plundered the place, murdered the team
ster on the road, and escaped into Mexico.
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Miniature Almen mac. -. December 81.
Sun rises. Moon sets 500. 1.25 AM
Sun Sets ............437 High water ..... $50 PM
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER M. o. S. s,
'Moravian" Capt Brown arrived at this port
yesterday morning at nine o'clock from Liver
pool the 18th and Londonderry the 10Th inst
She encountered very heavy weather all the
way, and would have arrived Wednesday if it
had not have been for the thick weather out
side Among her passengers is Mr.. c. J.
Bridges, managing director Of the G. T. R. r.
The steamer brings nine cabin and ninety -four
Storage passengers, and exhibits as proof of
the weather she encountered, pretty we'll iced
up hull and rigging. The Mora 7an will be
succeeded by the "North American" Capt.
Trocks. The peruvian" Capt. Smith, will
sail for Liverpool to-day and her mails will
close at the post Office at 2 P. M. precisely. We
are indebted to the purser of the "Moravian''
Tor our files of the late English papers.
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NEW YEARS FEsTIvAL.-There will he a
gathering of the children of the WnIston
Chapel Sunday School, and the friends of that
institution this evening at half past o'clock
at the chapel, corner of Danforth and May
streets. Those who are disposed TO send in re.
freshments are re requested to do so this af.
ternoon. All the friends Of the school are in
vited to attend.
The Sunday School concert will be held at
the Chapel at 2 p. M. tomorrow.
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NEW YEAR's CLOSING MovEMENT.-The
following milliners and fancy goods dealers Of
this city have agreed to close their places Of
business on Monday January I'd for the day.
Davis B Co., H. Talbot & Co., Geo. Ander-
son, 7. A. Bowen, Geo. G. Robinson & Co.,
Sweetsir 3 Merrills. s. G. Smith & Co., w. f.
T. Lobenstein, Dryden & Ronald, 8. J. Stan,
wood & Co., Mrs. w. L. Swell, L. Merrill, II.
W. Siminton b Co., H. T. Marsh, 3. A. Flood
A. I. Nash. j. H. Fitzgerald, A. J. UptonlE
+. Fowle, 8. F. True, M. j. Nichols, G. II.
Doten & Co
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Sale Of Zine Furniture
at Auction.

IN Friday, Jan G. b at 10 o'clock A NJ 1 shall sell
~ at house No 1872 Soring street, the Furniture In
Black Walnut and Plush. Marble Top Center Table.
Marble Ornaments, OIL Paintings aud Engravines
English Velvet Carrie Hat Tree and Hall Chair
nut. Toilet Sets, fine Hair Mattresses, and Feather
Beds, Eng Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Cluster.
Chairs, China Tea Sets, China and Glass Ware.
Cook Stove, together with the Kitchen Furniture
together with some fancy stock.
This Furniture was all made TO order of the best
materials and finish. WV
The house will be open for the examination of Fur
niture after o'clock on morning OF sale,
dc3otd FO. B.TLEY q 10. Hnc.icreeys
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TIE First Second Advent Church of Port.
land. formerly worshiping at Second Advent
Hail. 1853 IL Congress street, Cushman block,
have, since the removal of the furniture from
the hall, renovated, reseated and fitted it again
for public worship. Preaching Sunday at the
usual hours by Elder j. Hemingway. The
public are cordially invited Seats free
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Pref Denten,s Lecturer

TO The Edlt0T OF the Press
see by the papers that this distinguished
scientist is to give course of six lectures on
geology, beginning Monday evening next, at
Browns Hall, corner Of Brown and Congress
streets. Those OF your readers who attended
his lectures few weeks ago; need not BID told
that be is surprisingly eloquent 10 treating
subject with which all ought to be better &C.
quainted. Let me assure the ladies and gen.
tlemen Of the city and adjoining towns, that
they will never regret the dollar they may
spend for this splendid exhibition Of science.
PORTLAND.
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CRY HALL SUNDAY EvENlNa.-The Rev.
Geo. F. Clark, announced to speak upon the
subject of Temperance tomorrow evening will
no doubt give our citizens very interesting
and instructive address. In Massachusetts,,
where he Is we'll known, he has the reputation
Of being very able lecturer; he probably I'M
derstands the Temperance question as we'll as
any man in New England
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RICH AND RARE assortment of Fine Watches
Diamonds, Canoes, Mosaic, Byzantine, Ro-
lets, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Roman Lockets
and Chains, Seal Rings, Charms. Gold Thin
bles &c., &c, together with an elegant assort-
ment of Silver and Silver plated ware and
rich fancy goods purchased expressly for the
Holiday trade. Please call and examine our
stock. j. w. & H. H. MCDUFFEE.
dc17th.tiu1st
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Sons OF TRMPERANcE.-At a meeting of
Portland Division No. IS, s. of T.. last evening
the following were elected officers for the en-
suing year, viz:-W. p, Rev. VIM. T. Phelan
W. A., Mrs. c. E. Phelan; R. S., R. w. Lin
coin; A. R. s.. H. NJ. Lincoln; F. s. J. B.
Thorndike; Treasurer, Benz. Bell; G., D. H.
Towle; A. c., Julia P. Sawyer; Chaplain, E.
F. Waite; I. s., NJ J. Kilfeder; o. s., George
Warren; Trustees, j. B. Thorndke. Francis
Loring, Henry Towle,
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SozoDoNT.-All dentrifces had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Chilean valleys,
to perfect the fragrant Sozodon t, the most
wholesome, reliable and delightful article for
the Teeth, that brush was ever dipped into.
"SPAULDING's GLUE" always up to the stick.
ing point. dec31st-eod2w.
E~ DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy ia no pa
tent Medicine humbug gotten ua to dupe the
ignorant and credulous nor is it represented
as being composed of the rare and precious
substances brought from the four corners of
the earth, carried seven times across the Great
Desert of Saharah on the backs Of fourteen
camels, and brought across tn Atlantic Ocean
on two ships" 1t is a simple, mild, soothing,
pleasant Remedy-a perfect specific for Chron-
ic Nasal Catarrh, "Cold in the Head" and
kindred diseases. The proprietor R. v.
Pierce, NJ. D., 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y.
offers reward of $500 for a case of Catarrh
that he cannot cure Sold by druggists, Or
sent by mail for sixty cents.
dec27th-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Cotton unchanged sales
500 bbIs State and Western less active the Price
being without decided change; also sales of 5000
D 1aana St Ie oSo at g State
Southern 25 a 8 80. Wheat is without decided
change; sales 81 900 BUSH; No. Spring 42s Tor
Amber Western i &c a a.; White Michigan 30.
Corn dull and scarcely so firm; sales 1900 bush.;
new Mixed Western &c 7sc. Oats dull; sales % 900
10 90 a is %; extra il 90 q 1900. Pork dull and
heavy; sales 700 bpls. new mess 10 rs q 20 90; old
s 80 III ae Kettle es q baser neaSS
Ohio 70 q zoe; State ~ q 42c. Whiskey dull wes-
tern free s4t a 95c. Rice dull; Carolina g. q 7c.-
1O3c; fair to good refining 1ot q lcac; No. 70 Dutch
standard 10sc: Molasses steady; New Orleans oS q
re. Naval Storesaspirts Turpentine strong with
Petroleum firm; crude 12c; refined 2s4c Tallow is
quiet; sales 200 600 Tbs at 81 q &C..
FIeights TO Liverpool frm Cotton per steam id
and per sail SIG @ I'D; Wheat Sd.
CBIoAeo Dec 3O.-Flour-Sprng extras quiet
W We NO spring steady at o7a oss Corn
a TIC. High Wines nominal at Is a s5ic. Provis-
ions firm. Mess Pork Is 25 lard life. Dressed
Hogs easier at 90. Live Hogs dull at so q 80.
Kecepls-20OO bbls flour, %, 900 bush. wheat TO-
900 BUSH corn, 1000 bush. oats 1000 BUSH rye
hogs:
bush. oats, 1000 bush. barley, 5000 hogs
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3O.-Mess Pork in good demand
at lower rates with sales at 10 90 cash. but the great
portion is to be delivered so days hence at sellers
option Lard dropping, the asking price being II @
li3c. Bulk Meats unchanged, Bacon-shoulders at
1oc clear rib sides 1lc clear sides 1lkc. Live Hogs
dull dropping and fiat at 30 g 50; receipts $500
Green Meats dropping at 6 q &c tor shoulders SIC
for sides and 10 q 104c for hams. Whiskey steady
at &c.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 3o.-Cotton quiet; NIddling
uplands 14l q 142c.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 3O.-Cotton quiet but firm; Mid
ding uplands 14s q 1isc.
MOBILE, Dec 30.-Cotton firm; Middling uplands
14c.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3).-Cotton steady Mddling
uplapds 143 a 14sc.
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DISASTERS 70 THE FISHING FLEET

GLOUCESTER, Dec. 80 of the feet of CLIQUE.
ester fishermencthere-h have been 10 vessls and
81 lives lost the present year against 16 vessels
and 67 lives last season. The aggregate tom
mage of vessels lost this year is 1854; the value
of $40 700; insurance, S63 40. or the 81 men
lost 26 were married, leaving 26 widows and 45
fatherless children
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ILLINOIS,
GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO.

GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec 30-A fire this morning in
the long frame block reaching from SD to 18th
streets on Clark street destroyed property val
ued at $35O,OOO; insured for $3.50 OOO There
were forty tenemepts in the building, whose
losses range from 500 to $4,000.
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PROF. HIBBARD's LECTURES AT CONGRESS
HALL.-Course tickets can be had on applica-
ton at the hall on Monday and Tuesday after
moons, January I'd and 81. Also at ticket
Office the two first evenings. Arrangements
have been made whereby the pupils Of the city
schools can have them at fifty cents. Course If
five lectures
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NE W RAMPSHlRE.
NAVY YARD ITEMS,

NAVY YARD ITEMS.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec 30.-Daniel Hill, writer
at the Navy yard, had the order revoked for
his removal.
Chief engineer David Macomb is ordered
to report at Brooklyn for duty on board the U.
S. s. Tennessee for San Domingo. There was
no work in the construction department at the
yard Saturday, and work will be entirely sus-
pended on Monday New YearS.)
The Thermometer was at zero this morning.
There is no sleighing out of the city.
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via Little
ton, Dec. 3O.-Observation taken at7P. NJ
Barometer %. 344; change OF $40; thermome-
ter deg. change of 4 deg; relative humid
ity, COL; Wind 8. W; velocity of wind, IS miles
per hour. calm and clear morning was fol-
lowed by beautiful day. The photographers
added some brilliant views to their already
large collection of mountain scenery and frost
work. At IS P. M. we saw the head light of an
engine on the G. T. R. r., some 20 miles dis
tant. Lake Champlain, the ocean and noun
tains in northern New York were plainly visi-
BILE all day.
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NEW YORK, Dee. 30-Evening.-Gold renamed
quiet during the afternoon and closed at 11Os But
few sales have been under l10a Loans were made
at from per cent Gold to 66l per cent. The gross
clearances were $33.I48, 600. Governments closed
very steady and decidedly higher. The following
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MAINE.
Murder IL, WinthrOD.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 30.-An alteration took place
in Winthrop, yesterday morning, between In
crease E. Watson and George Page, (colored)
resulting in Watson striking Page with
heavy stick of wood, from which blow he died
about six o'clock in the afternoon.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 30-Horning.-The Gold market
was strong and more active this morning; it opened
at ll0s with an upward tendency. Money strong at
per cent. Gold to per cent. currency. Sterling
higher.
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AN unknown correspondent desires to be in :
formed Of the difference between the Grand
Army of the Republic and :he Army and Navy
Union, both of which claim to be charitable
organizations. The are often confounded and
he desires to know in what respect they differ,
if they do So Who will inform him?
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the Editor of the Press

. tHe AUtIOT V ENE FT144.
Should any more doubts" b. expresse /,
please state that We have already sold one hun
dred and ninety thousand dollars ($190, OOO) OF
Portland & Rochester per cent. bonds at 95
and accrued interest, leaving one hundred and
sixty thousand dollars ($160, OO0) on hand which
can now be purchased at the above rate.
GEO. P. WEscoTT. Treas
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F.O. BAILEY & Co., will sell to the trade
this afternoon at their salesooom on Exchange
street, stock of crockery ware SC. See ad-
vertising column,
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UOR SES, Y
Sleighs, Car
At AuG

IN Saturday next, Dec 81, at Ii O'Clock On Mar
ket street., We shall sell good business Horse
sound, kind and young one side spring Wseoo !.
one Harness. The owner going south
Also new ana secondhand Sfighs, Pungs, Sleds,
new and secondhand Harnesses, one side-snrfpg
and o'her Robes. Horse Blankets, Army Blankets,
a. large assortment of y hips dir ect from the man.
uiactory, &c. ~
d2std F.o. BAILEY g. Co Auctioneers.
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ONE hundred choice birds will be sold this
morning at 10 o'clock at the room of F. O. Bailey
& Go. This will be splendid opportunity to
get one of these favorite household pets.
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JESSE FREEMAN wishes his army of patrons
Happy New Year. The ancient writer's
never recorded the virtues of better oysters
than can be found at his place, No. 10 Ex-
change street.
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foreiSn Markets.

LONDON, Dec. 30-l1.30 A. M.-Consols 91s q 91t
for money and account.
American securities steady; U. S. $685. 1862, ss3
DO 1866 old ssf; do 1867 s73 do 10-40s, s74 Stocks
steady; Erie i9y; IlliIos Central 1i33; Atlantic s.
Great Western2S5.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3O-11 80 A. M.-Cotton steady;
Middling upands SD; do Orleans .syd; sales the
day are estimated $4,000 bales; receipts of the
week 95 900 bales of which 75OD0 bales were Ameri-
can; sales Of the week $4,000 bales OF which 1900
bales for export and 1000 bales for SPECULATION
stock Of Cotton on hand 900 bales, of which 100
600 bales are American. Corn 32s. Pork 97s.
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NJ. A-HI N z n .FWS.
RI. OF POR TLAND.

Friday, December 80,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Moravian, tBr) Brown, Liverpool 18th
inst via Londonderry 10th, with passengers and mdse
to e. Allan.
Steamer New Brunswick. Pike. st John N B, via
Eastport for Boston.
Sch Robert Woodruff, Winterport
Sch Adeline Adams, Johnson HarpsweiI
BELOW-Sch Ida Ella, deep loaded
V Signal tor brig.
CLEARED.
Barque Sarah A Dudman, Rogers, Liverpool via
Savannah-GeO Starr.
Sch Spencer, Luf kin. Havana D Lord.
Sch A Fabcns, Bragg Savannah orlando
Nckerson.
Sch Lindsey. Hamilton, Boston-C LARK
DOn Monday, Jan. 2. the Custom House will
not be open, except between the hours of and H. Tor
lhe clearance OF vessels.
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WE direct attention to the Auction Sale Of
sleighs and pungs by Mr.. Taylor to day; also
to the sale Of robes, &c., on Wednesday rext.
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Kinds Citrate of Magnesia will be in de-
mand after the holiday festivities are conclud-
ed. They are splendid laxative and aperient,
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ALL our heavy clothing marked down and
will be sold low. G. W. RICH & Co.,
173 Fore street
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success.

FROM THE STEADY, Firm and Regular Beat
of the Heart. replacing interrupted and feeble
action OF that organ, demonstrated in varie-
ty of cases, FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPoPHosPHITEs is known to exert powerful
tonic effect on the muscles of the Heart.
dec27th d&w1w
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Q O vi M f. II CuAL.

Receipts by Hailroads and steam boats.
GRAND Trunk RAILwAY-l99 cans milk, 500
bbls flour, cars heads do rail, do aper do salt
box shocks, do spnos. do corn. do bark 81 do
do copper do butter, do sundries; shipments
East cars -four, do oil, do bran, do sundrles;
shipments to Europe-10 cars wheat, do -four, 6 do
provisions.
MAINE CENTRAL RA1LwAY-25 cases mdse. 90
carooys II bdls leather, boxes poultry, u cars
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-1 car o.
hoops, d. wood, % bbls. -four, II cases CLOTH do
shoes. car box shocks. SO bags waste sh,nge ma.
chine. IS bds paper IL boxes axes sc cases oil CLOTH
t9 doors, l21 pkgs ndse SO cars freight for Boston
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IN A R-R lie d.

In this city, Dec. "a. by Rev. P. l.. Stapf0ri Da-
land,
In this CITY. Dec. 90, by Rev. Il. Sanderson Brai-
ST John, NIB. "
:, IN this city. Nov. a. by Rev. N. H. q. Psbury,
Heniy u. Hall and Miss Abbie NJ. Noble, both OF
IN Westbrook. Dec. 80. by Rev. Mr.. Fem Otis
Westbrook. ' "
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AT the same time the Dining Room, Chamber and
Kitchen furniture In the servants department.
The residence will be open for the exhibition OF
the furniture, &c., on Monday and 1ussday JAN
3Utn and 3st, from 10 to4 1t is veIy natural that
very large number of persons should visit the
house out of mere curiosity, will out any Intention
OF purchasing aud appreciation tor the rare gems
to be sCd; therefore, that ovid NAV not he TOO
great, 1t Is necessary TO issue cke,s without hch
persons cannot visit the house. Tickets cen be had
by applying In person TO the Auc.ioneer, FRANK
A. LEONARD, office SO Winter street.
Catalogues tat 60 cents p,ece) will be ready ten
days before tue sale. dec 2i-SSW12t