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TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

William Hubbard, aged 60 years, was killed
at Hartford, Conn, Thursday by the fall of a
bank of earth. He left wife and six chill
dren in destitute circumstances.
The Supreme Court of Ohio will on Monday
decide the question of the Bible in the public
schools.
The Nebraska Legislature will be convened
on tile 9Th inst Tor the ratification of the 10Th
amendment.
=, Ihere Is an immense quantity of snow on
the western side of the Rocky Mountains,
while the fall on the eastern side is less than
for many years past.
The failure of several small dry goods houses
in New York was reported Friday.
The Internal Revenue Bureau has decided
that Inc use oil Ribbon stamps in cabcelling
orders that on and after May l, 1870, stamps on
documents and written papers described in
Schedule B, must be cancelled bv writing in
ink the initials and date of execution.
George Rye, of Shenandoah, has been elect
ed State Treasurer of Virginia.
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BriefJO.finSS

We were misinformed when we stated that
Gen. Brown represented Gov. Chamberlain al
the official dinner given on board the Monarch
oy Capt. Commerel on Thursday evening last.
Gov. Chamberlain was present in person.
Officers Parker and McClusky found Annie
Dutton, an abandoned woman, lying dead
drunk in the snow on franklin street last
night and took her by main strength to the
lookup She presented most pitiable spec
tacle.
A gentleman in this city last week applied
for 500, 900 insurance on his life, who has al
ready policies to the amount of $45, 900.
The police yesterday arrested three boys
named ONeil, Boyce and Richards, for the
larceny of quantity Of sheet lead from the
attic of the Glass House. Subsequently an
other by the name of Richards " as arrested fcr
the same offense. They have acknowledged
the theft.
A man complained to the police yesterday
that some of the seamen of the Monarch had
stolen several articles from his establishment
on Washington street. The fellows were iden-
tilted on board the ship and dealt with by thu
officers.
The Grand Army melted $500 at their fair
last week.
A petition headed by Judge Fox is in circu-
lation favoripg the taxation Of foreign insur-
ance companies.
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TENNESSEE.

THE DISASTER TO STEAMER MAGGIE HAYS.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 11.-Further advces from
the Maggie Hays disaster report that the boat
and cargo are a total loss. The remains of
Capt. Martin have been recovered. A pleas
ure party from Cincinnati we're on board, all
of whom escaped. The arrival of the steamer
Commercial with the crew and passengers is
anXleusly looked for.
Later.-A special dispatch from Helena says
that Immediately after the explosion of the
boiler of the Maggie Hays she sunk. The
body of Capt. Barney Maine was blown into
the air and afterwards found in the hold. The
second engineer, Henry McDermott, was ia
tally scalded and died in five minutes. Jas.
Rieze, second clerk was slightly scaldeL.
Three deck hands and one fireman were killed
outright. The other bodies were burned or
blown into the river The boat had on board a
light cargo of sugar, owned in Pttsburg and
valued at $4,000. The first clerk bad come
here by rail from New Orleans and thus es-
capped 1t is said the vessels boilers were
know to be defective
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STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-1eO boxes
Irult Is bags nuts trails dates % bbls. oran-
ges l64 bdls STEEL 81 bas ron 100 coils cordage 30
IBIS. pork 10 halt barrels beer,-5 bbls. BEER. do
liquors. 30 fl kins lar1 + bbs. flour, hid hams 55
casks nails, 90 boxes rai.ins % pkgs turnture II
boxes tin. 20 bales d"mesi S. cases dry goods 43
boxes scythe stones. Is bds leather, IS trunks &c
boxes fresh fish. $50 nkgs to Princes Express $50 do
toe der. For Canada and up cou try, 3 piano oltes
u empty barrels. 81 bdls leather, bales bags 27
bbls -four, 81 bales wool. 20 bbs. pork, 29 sacks
wool, % bags and casks dive stuff, hid molasses
bbls paints 100 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 237 cans milk 179
rkgs merchandise. 400 bbls -four 20 cars lnmb r.
90 shook 90 bed Stats, do laths,1 do bark, 2 do
east 1000 bills fou', car oil. For shipment to Gu
rope, IL cars wheat IL do provisions. DO hops a.
apples, do potash, DO leather, d. peas do but
ter, do cheese.
PORTLAND q KENSEBEC RAILROAD a cars
lumber. do hoops, 80 muttons, engine. 81 bags
waste 70 bills paper, bdls sash, bbs. bans, cas-
es goods, shingle machine, rs pkgs sundIies SO cars
freight Tor Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. pkgs merchan-
disc, car shingles. do latLs. 1 do leather.
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was passed in concurrence, and Messrs. Lane
of Cumberland. Lindsey of Somerset, and
Neatly OF Nlrk, joined on the part of the Sem
ate
The following bills were reported and order
ed printed: An act regulating the stopping OF
trains at railroad crossings; an act to enable
the city of Bangor to extend further aid to the
Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad; an act to in
corporate the Railway consolidation Compa-
ny; an act to secure the prompt trial OF jury
cases, and more speedy determination of cases
pending the law court. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
A large number of bills, chiefly of private
nature, were read and assigned.
Passed to be Engrossed-An act for the pres
ervation of fish in Sand pond in Parsonsfeld;
an act to make valid the acts of High street
Church i'll Portland an act additional to chap
ter 275, private laws of 1868, comforting certain
powers on the city of Portland; an act to
amend an act to incorporate the Maine Gener-
al Hospital.
PdSSed to be Enacted An act to authorize
Edward Swazey to extend wharf in Bucks
port; an act to incorporate the Howard Slate
prevent throwing of refuse lumber into Pc
nobscot river.
Papers Decentralization OF Joseph How
ard and others, Of Portland for enlargement
of the powers of copstables; an act to incor-
porate the Casco Steamboat Co.. petition of
William Curtis for an act authorizing the
Commissioners of York county to lay out
highway over Little river; petition of N. S.
Simpson for an act to prevent the filling up
of Mousan river-referred to Committee on
the Judiciary; order to the Committee on Ju-
dietary, relating to the expediency of so amend
ing the Constitution that sherffj shall be APP
pointed by the Governor with the advice of
the Council.
Leave to withdraw on petition of Abraham
Bridges, D. T. Adams and Nelson Herring, for
reimbursement from the State; on petition Of
j. b. Swanton for change of charter for Ar
rowsic Bridge Company. Legislation inexpe-
dent on order relating to redemption of land
sold for non-payment of taxes, ought not to
pass. On bill, an act additional to chan. 63.
Revised Statutes. Reports accepted
On motion of Mr.. Hume the order providing
for the appointment of joint select commit
tee on the communication of the Adjutant
General relating to deficiencies of towns under
the act Of 1868, was taken from the table,
amended by instructing said committee to in
quire into the subject of naval credits, paper
men. Sc and passed. Mesns. Hume of Cher
ryfield, Humphrey of Bangor, WATSON of Sur
rey, Spanlding of Richmond, Stckney of
Presque Isle, Haipes of Vassalboro, and Stov-
er Of Harpswell, were appointed on the COM
mittee
The Senate order for joint select committee
to report on the Agricultural College was pass
ed, and Messrs. Hamilton of Orono. Reed of
W aldoboro, Lane of Hollis, Douglass of Ma
pies, McLane of New Vineyard, Ham mond of
and Dearbon o, Falmouth, Joined |
on the part of the House. Adjourned.
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FEBRUARY CIVIL TEaN-GoDDARD, j., PREsID-

FEBRUARY CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PREsID-
ING.
FRIDAY.-Hugh Campbell vs.. Portland Sugar Co.
and j. B. Brown s. Sons. Tort to recover damages
for injuries alleged have b. en- sustained by plain
# through d-iect in the wharf known as Brown
wharf, belonging to defendants, while carrying ST.
m ms dunuage aboard vessel lying at said whar.
where she had loaded. Damages claimed, $3.50
Verdict for plaintiff for $780,
Howard 8 CIeaves. Rands.
Robert Leighton VS.. Thoma, Quiwby. Assumpsit
on account annexed for groceries furnished to o1e
Joanna Eros, by defendants order. D te zee, Tint
the goods were not furnished at deteu ants request
or order, but We're furnished without any authority
from him. On t.ial.
Vinton. Webb.
The following assignments of cases tor trial by the
Justice have been made by The Court for to-day:
259-Dunphy VS.. Clary.
262-Cutter vs.. Drinkwater.
2G3-Walker VS.. jackson.
26S-Weeks VS.. Chamberin ct al.
269-Same VS.. Same.
2l-Rindsl vs. Ripley.
% Small. ct al vs.. Rpey.
27i-Ma'r- tt ct al vs.. LIBBY.
276-Cummings VS.. dams.
27-Whit Ter VS.. Adams.
2-9- ,oore VS.. Cotton.
29'-Douy hiy vs.. j ,ruan.
2T-Rardall ct al. vs. Dockray, Executrix
225-Clem ut ct al. VS.. Taylor.
4)-Poister VS.. Farmer
125-Brooks VS.. Foley.
16o-Libby, complain MT VS.. Libby.
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were made last night aud to day. II is stated
that the editors of the Morselloise and two ed
ltors of the ReUeiHe were arrested On charges
connected with the alleged conspiracy.
POLICEMAN SHOT.
A policeman in plain clothes was shot and
Killed yesterday by mechanic whom he was
endeavoriDg to arrest in bis own house. The
man has been taken into custody.
THE MARsELLAISE.
The NarseNaise reappeared to-day and was
eagerly bought on the streets.
CITIZENS KILLED.
Several citizens were killed during the re-
cent riots and their bodies have been placed IN
the morgue, but the police refuse to give any
details concerning them.
Spain.
MADRID, Feb. lin the CorteS, during the
debate on the naval estimates, Admiral Que
sado proposed that iron clads be kept in naval
arsenals ready for use in case of foreign war.
put not armed Admiral Topete, Minister of
MARINE. replied that there need be no fear that
ne would ever use the navy to force King
upon the country.
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Great Britain.

MARINE DISASTER.
LONDON, Feb 1.-The bark Answer, from
Loodon for Boston, foundered on the 2Slh ult.
Her mate and seven others ara saved.
SQUADRON OF IRoN-CLADs.
In the House of Comm mons to-day Mr.. Chill
ders, the FIRST Lord of the Admiralty, ex-
planned that the recent cruise of the irousides
was undertaken with the intention of seeing
how they would work together as squadron.
He said the adoption of the Whitworth guns
by the navy was uncertain.
France.
REPORTED DISCOVERY OF A CONSPIRACY
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
PARIS, Feb. lis P. M.-The police author
ties profess that tney have discovered an ex.
tensive conspiracy against the Government,
and are actively engaged IN searching for the
parties implicated. A great number of arrests
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New YORK; s,och and MONEY msrke,.

NEW YORK, Feb. II. = The ease in the Money
market was very marked TODAY, and call loans
Ranged from to per cent, while at close it was
Impossible to lend round amour. even at per Ger t.
Prime acceptances pass at per cenr an prime
business notes at q per cent. Foreign Exchange
remains quiet at 10s5 q 100 for long, and 1854 tor
short sight. The Gold market at time This alter
noon de lined to 1884, but rallied TO 1870 q 1904 at the
close when kilograms from Washington were rece,v-
ed Announcing the Introduction IL TIE Senate Of
Sherman's bill to accord belligerent rights 10 Cuba
Tue Carrying rates to-day were s. g. 53 t. and per
cent. GOvernra nts became str at the close of
firm.
at 40 P. M. the market closed at the following
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NE w YOR TX.

THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN FRAUDS.
NEW YORK, Feb II Information contained
in yestercay's kilograms that DR.. Lanhan,
agent of the Methodist Book Concern, had
ever been charged with fraud was entirely er-
roneons. Charges were prepared BY. himself
and not against him. A majority OF the com
mittee Of investigation yesterday reported that
there had been no frauds. The minority re-
ported that serious losses had occurred by rea-
son of the employment of broker to make
purchases of paper aud by unaccountable dis
appearance of leather and other bindery stock.
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HAFANA, Feb 11.-Su gar active; No. - at 81 reals
per aIone.
g. L1NDoN, Feb. 1I-11.15 A. M.-Consols 922 a 92k
Tor money and account.
LONDON, Feb. 11-11.15 A.M.-American securities
INTEL States 20s 1867 SIT; 1865, Old, 81 40 1851
cog; ). l0-aOs s4a Eric shares 204; Ilnnois Cen.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 11-1t.15 A. M.-Cotton Quiet;
SAFES lO.u0O bales; Middling uplands 1iSd: Orleans
week ending sday night last 65 Op0 bales so 900
Dales, of which 6,0OJ for export and 5000 tor
spcculalon. Stock in port 352 90 bales OF which
ao1 600 NmerIcan. Corn 26s Cd. Pork yts. Lard
Cos. S }9s.
l.oNr Feb. 11-1.30 P. M opsols s2s Tor
money account.
,o Ame = securlties-U. s. sos, 1865. ST; do
1901 81 )cks-E,ie 2GS; Illino Central H.
LIVE OIL. Fep. 11-3 80 P. M.-The stock of Cot
oo anoa. bound here o62 900 bales, "hch 12
wy are American. The receipts of Wheat at this hort
.Gr tnfee days is $4,000 quarters, 2750U OF which
were american. Flour trlner. Corn 27s Peas 35S.
r 70, Sos. Red Western Wheat as Id q Is sd; lit ID
Winter IS I'D q IS 81.
FRANKFORT Feb. 4-P. M.-Upited States 520's
closed firm at 92t q 924.
LONDON. Feb. lisp. M.-Consols closed at 92s
q ~ for money and account.
American securities Unired States 5-20's 1852.
coupons SIT; do 1865, old. 81: do 1887 S6i. Stool
quiet; E. lie shares 2ca: I1nos Central shares 1115.
Atlantic q Great Western SHARES ~,
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Snow ON THE SIDEWALKS. M. Editor: Can
you inform me whether any city official prom
iuently engaged in prosecuting persons guilty
of peslecting to shovel snow off of their side
walks is himself liable to prosecution on the
same ground9 1 am informed by reliable gen.
tlemen that such is the fact. HERACLtTUs.
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WEST INDIES.
Cuba.

Cuba.
FURTHER MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE INsUR-
GENTS.
HAVANA, Feb 1.-THE late intelligence re-
ceived from Puerto Principe is to the effect
that Gen. Gayende, with strong division, left
That City on the 9TH inst, to commence a cam
palgn against the insurgents. 1t was expect
ed that Gen. Pueblo would soon leave that city
10 again attack tire rebel ferces.
REvENGEFUL MURDER.
Felipe Voldes was murdered here on Sunday
night. A political complexion was at fist CIV
en- to the deed. but it has been proven that the
III rn :, was actuated by private revenge.
subscriptions for the family of Greenwood
come IN freely. The Captain General has sub
sciibed 500.
SUGAR.
ne recent agreement of the merchats to fix
1ue tare on sugar at per cent. is dissolved. =
ane e, nrms of Moller & Sons and Van Assche
o. 20, announce that they will hereafter buy
sugars without tare paying therefor accord
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OFF THE TEAcK.-Yesterday morning, as
the o'clock train on the Portland & Roches-
ter Railroad was approaching the depot, when
near the foot OF Green street, two of the freight
cars were thrown from the track, one being
turned at right angles to it. The remainder Of
the train was not affected. No person was in
jured, but the Two cars were badly smashed.
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gle o e GlA.

ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER.
SAVANNAH Feb. ia special dispatch re-
ceived here today states that the steamer Two
Boys, from DubIia, Ga, for this port, exploded
her steam drum when off Sapelo bar, and
dr'fted to sea In the gale prevailing at the time
Her crew aud passe ugerS, except those OF the
former who swan ashore, were carried to sea
10 her. The Uuited States steamer Nause-
mond will start in search of her in the morning.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT Anterior, OF
Exeter, n H., while engaged in saving wood
with circular saw at that place on Friday,
was instantly killed by the breaking OF the
saw which instantly cut his body in two.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRUssIAN.-Steamship
Prussan, from Liverpool the 9th al London
derry the 2Sth, arrived at this port at o'clock
yesterday morning. She brings II cabin and
16 Storage passengers and fair cargo.
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FOREST CITY BAND-Regularly one week
the lovers of the dance are favored with a
promenade concert given under The auspic| a
o. the Forest City Band. These dances are
popular and generally well attended. The
one tonight has a special claim on the public
patronage, as the proceeds are to be devoted to
the benefit of Mr.. B. f. Brown, member of
this band, who is sick and in distress.
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VAGRANCY.-A little girl giving her name
as Katy Carney, and protesting to have wild
owed mother residing on Washington street,
has been frequently visiting stores and bust
ness offices during the winter, begging for
few cents to buy loaf of bread for herself and
>ick mother. Her movements were watched
yesterday by parties who had contributed TO
her relief, and most if not all her donation was
expended for oranges and candy at store in
the FOX Block" and devoured by Katy and
a companion in the rear of the new post Office.
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Southern States securities in the afternoon call adj
vancfd Ill ,ennessees, NORTH Caronas and L0uisi-
OF the list.
Miscellaneous and Express stocks were devoid of
general activi this afternoon and prices without
speclal hapge.
The Rar1ad market was feverish during the Al
ternoop and at the close off trom the best prices
OF the dly The upw ard turn of the market was Ie-
sisted quic stubb"rnly this afternoon ny the bears
but their Efforts in pressing prices were not very
succ tssiu, the decline averaging only about Der
At 8 P. M. the market closed at the following quo
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TRUSTEES.
j. EDGAR THOMPSON, Pres't of the PenDsylva-
mia Il. r Co.
CHARLES L. FROST, Pres't Toledo. Peoria & War
saw r. r. Co
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Found

Upon the street, Feb uary 9Th, Port Nonnaie
- containing sum of money. The owner can
obtain the sane by addressing note describing It
10 box 154l. 2 rtlaud or BY calling at
feblQ'sr Rev. WM, +. EAToN'S, Cape Elizabeth
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ECr ROclSIand.
ANNU Al VIE TING.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

last BUXTON STATION, on the Portland and
e Rochester Railroad, wi be discontinued on
and after February l, 1870, until tnrher notice.
THOS. QUINBY Sup't.
January %, 1870. ianSfdiw
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vi snicipai COura.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
~~ FRID iY.-Stats vs.. Joseph H. Ramsey. Assault
and battery. Fined s. and cess. id.
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These Bonds, at present price of gold, yield
over per cent. interest," and as an investment
they are fully as secure as q. S. 5.2O's, which
now only pay "a per cent, in currency.
They are only issued upon each section OF the road
as fast as the same completed and 10 successful or
been expended on the road. E'gbty-three miles are
about completed and equipped. and already show
large earnings and the remainder OF the line Is rap
idly progressing toward completion
The State OF Iowa, through which this road runs,
is one of tie richest agricultural sections in Amcrl-
ca. Its large population, extending with surprising
rapidity, and its immense yield of grain, pork,
and other aerIcul ural products, create a pressn
demand Tor the construct on of this road, which at
lords the best possible guarantee to the bondholders
especially the line through the weaIthit st
and most thickly populated section ofthe State.
THIS ROAD ALSO RUNS THROUGH TIE
RICH AND GROWING STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Reference to the map OF the United States viii show
that 1t traverses the most Enter pa isin z
AMI Growing portion o. ihe West, and
forms one of the Great Trunk Lines i'm
Direct commu nicatioa with New York,
Chicago and ~. Louis, b,icg to the latter
city, 80 miles nearer from Northern Iowa and all
portions of the State OF Minnesota than by any other
road now built or projected, and also the nearest
roaau from Central and Southern owa.
The read is opened for local traffic as rapidly as
constructed, and thus RECEIVES EARNINGS
ON ITS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY
IN EXCESS OF AMOUNT NEEDED To PAY
THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDS BEFORE
THE ROAD rs FINISHED. The Buyer Of these
Bonds is therefore guaranteed, By great business
already in existence ON the route Of the road as ,reH
as By neW current earnings. and has not to risk any
Of the contingencies ,ohch always attend the opening
Of roads in a neo and unsettled country.
A limited quantity only of these Bonds are now
offered at %.
After thorough investigation of the above enter
prize, we commend these Bonds as a first class in
vestment, afordiug absolute safety, and paying an
unusually liberal rate of interest All marketable
securities at their fl price, tree of commission and
express charges, received in payment. Pamphlets
and maps furnished on application.
HENRY CLEWS Dc co. Bankers,
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

Boston. Feb. 10.
hrm feeling prevails in our boot and shoe mar
nra, ana dealers as general thing obt,iuing
h ses az quoted Ior standard IDS or holding them
~ NUMBER OF buyers in market as we have prayi-
ous} re narked, is large, all the Southern and West
I'll, as wei as the ddle States. beng well supplied
light ods have gone off very lively, and iaTSs
Quantities have been shipped South an Wet some
81 %hich were purchased previou y, and have been
held til ire ghs we've reduced bnt heavy goods have
not been taken readily as buyers wait for reduce
ton 10 price, woich it is diff ult to Obtain as stocks
on naod aie not large, and labor il not materials is
likely to be tul as gh OF higher than at preset
consequently prices firm. some OF the atote said
buyers wac are demanding lower prices plac n.
prces until he goods are ready for delivery Pearl
Street presents lively appearance, but iG must be
DUrne In mind thai cases are uuloaded here TO be
h'led as well as loaded to be shipped for distant
market; yet We like to see a crow del and busy
street, especially at this season OF the year. Some
buyer, have pui chased ligully and gone home; but
enough remain to show that the heavier class OF
good has not yet begun TO move, and when the sales
run high, former visitors will return to obi ain their
summer supplies shoe and Leather Reporter.
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Io ~ II.

T asst evening between the New York Bolt ana
IL Spring ST. one Sa b nd Bait, with q I'D Buckle.
BY leaving the saue at @. p. ktMBALL ~ Lar.
kIN'S, the finder VIII be leWalusd. le9dlw'
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Saturday Morning, February IL 1870.
aud Vicinity

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Our Departed Friends.
Removal. .. lowell & Hoyt.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Ball. :. Washington Hook and Ladder 20.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Soap, Groceries, &c. F. o. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADvERTIs EMENT COLUMN.
Cbjonons. K ,ler Bowen p Merrill
FERTILIZERS :. Kendall & Whitney.
Seed Oats d. :. X endall e. Whitney.
Tenement to Let.
Wante'i. E l.. Waterman.
Young Ladies' Seminary.