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The Republicans of Cincinnati have noml'
mated the following charter ticket:

The Republicans of Cincinnati have noml-
mated the following charter ticket:
clerk Of Police Court ...... Capt Augustus Fisher.
street Commissioner Milton III. COOK.
Director Of car IHhrmdfy Charles LelinSh
Trustee Of Water Works C. MOerlein.
CTR Magistrate. nj. PClllmau
The KnOrrilIe Chronicle is the title Of a new
Republican journal be issued at Knoxville, Tenn, on
the lst prox Messrs Rule and Tarwater are the pub
fishers who announce that they will yield n cordial sup
port tOhe administration OF President Grant, hut,whne
advocating these principles, they will reserve 10 them
selves the right 10 crtcIse public men and measures
without gard TO party.
Ii Is not matter of surprise that many sym
pathzers with the Rebellion should be anxious to Obter
ate the unsavory records they made fohemselves dur
ing and preceding the late But We had supposed
the Hon d. ". Voorhees, to be possessed OF sufficient
pluck stand by his utterances IL seems that the Hon
Dan. made speech at Greencastle, Ind day or Two
firing upon Fort sumter In which he said that
lie would never vote one dollar one gun, or one man 10
the Administration OF Abraham Lincoln 10 make war
upon the south" The Indianapolis Sentinel and other
Democratic ndustrOusly denying that NoOr'
hees made any such statement But MI A. Little
writes TO The Indianapolis Journal 10 say that he was
present heard the speech and that Mr. v did utter the
words and endeavOred TO make them emphatic by call
upon God witness his sincerity and that the sent-
men received vocerOus cheers from the motley Rebel
surrounding the speaker.
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s.,s and that shall h. entitled exercise the rht
cn color condition. OF sned-
Issovcd That rejoice another grand ep toward hs
ensnohsment OF all the oppressed peoples Of the earth
k>soir,f That ~h shall stand By the Govern
nept sD people Of the Uad States out tbs noble rors 10
IL glorious sue.
HOW A COLORED LADY REGARDS THE fIf
TENTH AMENDMENT.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Honor to the Republican party, who
have labored zeaousy freedom happiness and
prosperity OF BY their untiring efforts we are
to-day free people. aud know that henceforth and for
ever we shall enjoy all rights and privileges equally with
other true citizens OF the United States We shall never
forget IN strength that party that assisted us when
We were weak. While remember the hero OF the
West the Chief Magistrate OF this nation 100000 OF our
people cherish the memory OF that good who to-day
sleeps the silent sleep OF death Springfield tomb for
We feel that owe to him Republic To live for and
free country 10 die for. ANN WATSON.
StV- York, March 81, 1870.
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NEW-JERSEY.
NEN JERSEY.
TIE CONSOLIDATED CITY PRIMARIES.

TIIT CONSOLIDATED CITY PRIMARIES.
The Democracy of the newly COnsoidatcd
city, comprising Jersey city Hudson CITY, and Bergen.
held their primary meetings last night for the election OF
delegates TO the City and Ward Conventions The con
test was very excited the main interest cenerng
on the MayOralty, there being three candidates, VIZ
Mayor sawyer OF Hudson City, the Hon. Hosea T..
Clarke the Hon. sidney Bevens of Jersey CITY The
ot number OF delegates elected So necessary Tor
ohoice OF these Mayor sawyer has received the FOL
loving: Jersey Cy-Second Ward. {; Fourth Ward, D.
seventh Ward, G. Eighth Ward, 6, Bergen CITY, HUDSON
City, 16 Total, 46. ,
In Hudson City for the Office Of Recorder Thomas Al
ddge present incumbent, has carried the deleGa-
ton, beating his opponent Johs Logan, by vote OF TWO
u
In the First Ward Of Jersey City row occurred about
o'clock; the balOt-OoN smashed, when the ponce
seized the remains and conveyed them TO the Ponce sta
ton
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THE NEWARK SHOOTING CASE.

Joseph Nesbitt, who attempted to murder his
wife at Newark had an examination before Justice Mills
yesterday His wife alleged thai her husband had mar
RED her, he said, In the hope that her appearance
would attract customers to his liquor saloon On Sunday
morning. while, with the assistance Of young man
named Harlan she preparing TO move, Nesbtt
entered and demanded watch and cham which he had
left at the house sitter he deceived them. lie turned
upon Harlan, and, drawing hIs pistol. said may as
well shoot you :" The discharged, but the
ball did not uiure Harlan While Harlan lying on
floor Nesbitt fired other shots at himthe first
wOundng him in the leg and the other IA the mp. Nes
btt then turned upon his wife and shot her, but II ~
thought dangerously. The prisoner vas committed
U
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CONNECIICIT
AE~-nAyLN ClTzENs' NOMINATIONS.

''F .hANiN 'IIILfNS NOMINATIONS.
Nh|-HANtN, March GA Citizens ticket
las been nominated for city officers. as follows:
For Mayor the Hon. William Fitch CRepC for CITY
tfh, IlnOihy j. Fox Dcm.s for Treasurer, L. NJ
eIcL l'ein for Collector Gardner Morse I.epJ; FOR
ehenn James Reilly DEM.
This ticket has been adopted bv the RepuLbcsp CITY
Convention. and recommended to the voters
The Republicans held grand rally at Music Hall last
evening Benjamin Noyes presided aud the Hon Thomas
1itch Of Nc' ada made an address
COLORED VOTEEs.
HARTFORD, Conn, March 3l.-Many paper.
ou-sde u this state saying that the procamat,o,
S'os The coored the right % vote here on the an, II,
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MISSISSIPPI.

idt t-'N'L OF MISUNDERSTANDING or
SENATOR'S.
JACKSON, March 3l.-The Legislative Commit
i~e appointed investigate the circumstances attending
The Escape OF Nerger, made report to-day which was
sfief~srd withdrawn, and the Committee was dis
charged irou further consideration OF the affair hll
establishing Chancery Court under consid ration
the LEGISLATURE to-day. The classification Of Senators
provided for m the Consultation, effected one
IAN hOidng -FOUR year and one half two years, six OF
The Democrats, and OF the twenivsix PENN,
cans we're chosen for four years bill introduced We,
trday providing Tor the fs s1stratOn OF legal voter in
ClGdes all citizens male aud female. q years az zoe The
COMMITTEE GU the Pay Of The Members OF the Leesiatre
!. urnine from home sN''- "'" ~
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS IL THE LEGIsLATURT.
HARRISBURG, March 3i.-Joint resolutions
introduced the Senate. requesting our Senators
and instructing Representatives in Congress to re-
commend the abolition OF the Military Academy at West
Point and the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and subs
tute in heu thereof system OF military and naval edu
cation at the agricultural colleges and pubic
nigh schools OF the country An effort 10 provide for the
geOlogcsl survey OF the State met with considerable
opposition, and was finally postponed An effort Was
made IN the House TO supplement to the bill for
the ventilation Of coal mines. in such a way Ia favor
operators more than the original BILL but the amendment
was defeated after a warm debate.
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POLITICAL
NEW-YORK.

MEETING Os THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
ALBANY, March 3l.-The Democratic State
Central Committee met to-day at the Delsvan House,
Samuel Tilden acting Chairman and William Cas-
aidy Secretary 1t resolved TO call Convention
- nominate Judge Of Appeals the 2t OF April unless
the time named for the election in the Judiciary Act
May I'D should be fixed az a later day IN which case
eommlttee consisting Of : j. TldeD William Cassidy,
Peter Is. Sweeny Isaac McCOGihe, and Samuel North.
appointed the day Oi meeting. Rochester
named the place Of holding the Convention. and
Sbe Convention Of next FalL The proceedings OF
Committee indicate the utmost harmony OF sentiment.
The following is list OF the names of the
Supervisors elected in he several towns Of Westchester
"a on Tue.d4y.
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TIE STATE or TRADE
L.rs,r EpgOpxAs MARGsw

Hu.. xu.s ,lco,s.. ce.ea "a. .. :'.. I'D 2 %n,e
STANDARD whtts quoted 1t So rsse'
SAY Ys,~c,co March ssr qu,, ,ai uaeh.'rt ~s'' as"
g.,,. e. ss ss.s. s' J. s,'' 3.
&c. os.,. 't ss Lar. issse Pol OF 0sfss s,'c -sI's
't lie Ss r. Ban n s,as sss
disposition OD.r, Ts. Only sale. rPer',d s'r c...
SEED at "a The articles Usually quoted are a'eS''s'd s
o"sreo r. s,rcs sl-Tour ssch,nE,d .th Or se..sa:
.l,s 100 bb. 7s Tor No Sgrns ts"sS :, Ie' tm
Ssf ~ =, osS. ,aS..a wheat ds e. bash =.
es Sat. o. D. Com ast at g. y an: g.'y a.. st ' ssS.s
. cwt N,,sd ia rood 8espd sbo's 90 ShIp.sas' 80
'i ss n q gss & Ss. too e' q .1,
Nnse.d Boston. % o. {" Sss'io's' % ~ I" A''
srs's: p. s"i F.i. 10 w Rs's .s
m lar .n.sd ~ s% co. s.s !, s ir Sa s
me ,i.era.oa fr% % &C. e,o : Bar au At scss
s 10 s'@ ,.o, y, \, ai ss.ss o1 q. ssgs Po
s,d.. re Sso1.Kb Mdss. 5ie loose hog. % Sss' =
c ;, 3 P s1. 's es 100, co. s.s
o.t. 500 sa BIe' 100 hush Ts 80 csrD ~ ss.I
5000 sb. floSr sa@ sssa' w. Hs.''' ''V ''''
oi MT.gssS ssies and s.,ss.e Voc; ess ~,
:, r, poni9a Barter ao% h, y arss'"-
s1. foo. 80 og.s wScs. S,gass or, oG.
Clsys.se March S-"s.i gsis' 40 s S..c.s So o..:
80 rsceipt. market 5eo$ie @r Ne STATE Es Jan '-A
' M c e' s,S To6,cS active DOL ,od sscs,'gt
Flour ou; Sprus sup.r6ns b. So sPng oubs hfs -"
= We Rel ran -
No Red Fall Coru tnnsT a. NG8ic Loo ielos aSV,
While =. 20 %
81 o. Pdn. Fal RV,-1oihng do9e. Nis' ~" " So
Porl ve dal AZ 90. Dr. sailed seAts dsi .. 80 %
Ioo.. f r teaf ND
for Clear qus, shoulders pa e. ,-af NO -
I.c Cl,ar sides J.c Lard lrn al t1l"c ~ sc
unchanged Live Hogs dnr Reoepts-Fouf 2fO DOS WIZ"
4 900 bnsb Corn. 81 bush Oiis ] 80 base -. -
March 3l.-SctbBg done ~ NbesL .fe 1fh .bs.
The elevator II With moderately small hs o. ~.
western red al Round ieos br sane pies Dy
s.s NOR, freely offered aud eos'sssOus smA s'r'
STAT. delivered Troy ana AZ ie's' 'r Ns~
quiet. held at - 9oOc
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TEIEGHAPHING IN THE UNITED STATES AND
GREAT BRITAIN-A CONTRAST.

TO INC FdlIOT OF Two IfiOHHN
SIR: Mr.. ScudamOre, the Manager of the
Telegraphs Great Britain, publishes communication
The Eiecbrc Telegraph aud Halliday Resev Of Feb &c.
for purpose showing the great increase Of tee-
graphic traffic the lines passed under Governmental
control According 70 Mr Scudamores figures, the total
number OF messages delivered from all the telegraph
Offices ia London during the week ending Feb. 10, 1870
was I5l9 being Of asp per day The popu
ation OF London at the last 03.9S9 which
shows that only message per day ia delivered in that
city every lOs7 habsnts The number of messages
delivered the City of New York by the Western Union
Telegraph Company during the month OF FebrUary-ex-
elusive of press reportwss 7T7t5 being average OF
323 per day. he population OF NewIork City at the
last COS which shows that the Western
Union Telegraph Company alone delivers in this city
message per day for every Inhabitants. Thus
private Company delivers per day In York, in pro
portion to population, nearly five times "a many dis
patches delivered IN London by all the tecgraphs
in Great Britain and Ireland. g. g. T..
Ner- York, March 81 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
William Lloyd Garrison has expressed himself

with great severity about the Pegan He speaks
OF a. the cowardy and murderous act OF Col Baker
He calls II this than Fort Pillow hatchery" He
says IL will take It's place history with the smoking 70
death OF kabylc Algeria, and with the blowing OF
sepoys from cannOns mouth IN India lie speaks with
no severity Of Sheridan, who he says has insuted
the national understanding" by his apology for tins
massacre lie deals plainly also with Sherman. who, he
saws TO be "bcld equally deserving Of pubic condem
nation from which ho may hope 10 claim no exemption
on account OF any military rendered by him 10 the
country during the late Rebellion
Shooting is yet employed as means of teach
ing good MANNERS California. Just the Golden
Gate north Of san Francisco. Is Marin. land wherein
picuic parties from the city find delight One kashaw
distinguishes that part Of Marin whercon he dwels from
that belonging other Mariners 10y calling IL kashaw-
Island. Thther a MIR Ghtey went with others on
measure bent last July and then and there INDUCED In
practice rare among CafOrniaDs that u moved the
sou of kashaw with establishment and VcIatOn. Gatey
Lathed Before g. concluded his nude and natatory per
foriuance Indignant Kashaw, armed with n loaded
fowng piece containing small shot and salt, etempiihed
he Pacnc mode OF enforcing proprety by making the
sxmmer target for those missiles In due course of
Iie the uhysical wounds Of Gstey seem To have cica-
tried and he asked San Franciscan Jury 10 award nun
nccuniary damages from kashsw. The trial Was con.
,,Iuded this month, and the verdict Is " Damages VI
his certainly dear for shot at such game ana we
may ,xpect TO hear Of a rush Of sportsmen when Tie
season 1pens eager 10 share with s proprietor no o
rortuntes Of a uarksman on kashaws Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
THE REMAINS OF CEN THOMAS IN ROUTE TO
TROY.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-1he remains OF
Gen Thomas under the escort OF Col. Willard aud thr-
teen men, were forwarded East this morning. Minute
guns were fired from Aestraz the departure OF the
body for Oakland After the impressive funeral core
monies yesterday. which Bishop Kip ofciated. meet
ing Of the military aud naval officers in the city was
held. Gen Allen Chairman. Commodore Middle o.
ron was instructed address letter to Mrs. Thomas
oppressive OF the deep regret OF the army and navy
on this coast at the death Of Gen. Thomas and convey
ing on behalf Of the officers their sincere coincidence for
her ftiOu It also decided that the officers infOr
ally the remains from San Francisco 10 Oakland
Arrangements have been perfected by when the body
voes direct 10 Troy y the following roads: The
Central aud Union Pacific, Burlington and Missouri.
Lake shore aud Michigan Southern, and the New ork
Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
A 1nrI.IAXA snEEIrr MrRDEREp BY a MOE

A LOUISIANA SHERIFF MURDERED BY \ MOE.
MONROE. March 3l.-J. H. Wesner, Sheriff OF
Washa Parish. murd ed here Last night by party
OF Is or 20 armed who came for the purpose Of re-
leasing a man named Beaver who III custody charged
with murder. The mob also killed o. johnson tcoored
who was "a witness against Beaver. After releasing
Beaver the mob set fire to the jail door 10 prevent tbs
escape OF the other prisoners, and then retired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

The proceeds of the sale Of the steamer san
taso de mia amounting Ia t7,O0o Wa PAD by tho
United States Marshal. Yesterday, INTO INC humfaiJ
Court Of the Eastern District
JeO,J nroceedines were instituted yesterday
,y tns Hostop liar ford aud Ere Railroad Company 70
II. ,u lig .e.,i0D Of tnoir rUad DutC5Ch5 yJunLy
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Apri This Ia calculated 10 causs enbarrs snrnt and
the Repub COMMITTEES authorize the statement
that colored IN comply with the
provsons OF the Registry law They cannot vote at this
election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

general news or the week:
FIRST PAGE. Wool aud Woolens.
Cuba fIFIH PAGE.
Editorial Notes Another Railroad AceI-
News OF the eek do dent.
nestle ana ForelguJ Announcements
Obituary. Boston Live stock Mar
The PIegan Expedition. ket.
SECOND P.GE. Cotton Markets.
Cooperation at Home. European Markets.
General Notes. Marriages aud Deaths.
Last Days OF Brigham Philadelphia Cattle Mar.
New Publications.: keL
Advertisements. Political
Mr.. EUersou's New Vol The Dry Good, Trade.
uIue The Loss Of the Oneids.
The old Bard's Lament. The yanderheyden Mys
The Sailors Wedding terry.
Washington sketches. xLlst Consress-ad SEES
Modern Buebcard SIXTH PACE
France. Agricultural:
Free Trade Palaces TX. Advertisements
posed. American In stituts
Home Interests Farmers Club.
Lessons Of Experience Irrigation.
Progress IN the south. Horilculiurs and Mar.
The Decline OF American ket Gardening
Commerce. Three sonnets.
The knights Tomb. SEVENTH PACE
The Late Mr.. Burilngame.l Agricultural:
Verse, by the Late Geo What Know Of Farm.
d. Prentice. ing.
iorGTm r,Cs Nes.Sork Cattle Market.
Editorial: Real Estate;
Coai Miners New Law. Advertisements
Connecticut Veterinary
Duties OF a Represents EIGHTH PACE
New U.es FOR the Frank commercial Matters
tug Privilege Gain. Provision, and
Shall the Ermine be other Markets
spotlessi Miscellaneous Advertise
The New south n. y Wholesale Prices
What are the Facts Of Country Produce.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Ia printed on large doubemeduin sheet making eigh
pages OF broad columns each IL contains al the I'm
portant Editorials published THIS DALI 1RB Ne ot
cept those OF merely local interest Also Literary anu
Scientific Intelligence Reviews OF the most interesting
and important New Books the Letters from our large
corps OF correspondents the latest news received
Telegraph from Washington and all other paris OF ,ho
world SUMMARY OF all important intelligence In this
city and elsewhere Synopsis OF the proceedings OF
Congress and state Legislature when ~ session
Ne
Farmers Club OF tho American Institute; Talks ABOUT
Fruit and other horticultural and Agricultural lnormA
ton essential 10 country resdcnts Veterinary Depart
ment; stock Financial Cattle. Dry Goods ana Goners
Market Reports making II. both for variety ana com
petones altogether most valuable interesting anu
Instructive WELkLI NEwsPAPKR published In tho woru
Tho Full Reports of the American Institute Farmers
Club and the various Agricultural RepOrts IN oac""u
Der arc richly worth year s'sutssorPtioh
PRICE FIVE CENTS
FOR ~ ALI hkHshEs
by mat " lsrr year Towss-, cash 40 advance Alhlna
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The Trophy Tomato --Tssst' sreds % S,oa i't a'"s
Aaar... 60 Z v lRiSs. IT,. Ogden Farm. Newport l.
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Csul.-R-cepts2 bead the market qvei 1gt beaf -
UNCHANGED ra.es bead 113c Tot Fhr 70 hia nos
moders;e supply and hr frnsrd At t99 80 of a
Good Hog sheep light sPp and ls'e' ~
ea.f LID
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Turk Marker eadauarter- Or Se-ing M,eha,s PsI~
and b,fngs and ooirieh" % l. " B,ESCs, OBJ BroAsn T.
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M1RPIEn

Wedding and Visiting Card-, Ihita oamoog A'. r.9sa
hvsSD.LL SoSs lO4 FILIoS orr OLD Dtrc5 Lhjs@h
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RONrS-sT JOHN-Tn Bughamcn o. tie s9is q Nara ~
Re-, " Hitchcock DAVID NeslOri 70 Ms Jshi N
daughter Of Xoceat ~ Jota eSg
Nf,SDyVAPSEYT resiieno, oftbs brides
n,,s,ts on Tbur.ag March g. X imbre - D lsss
Ng0dy Of Me.ucbea " AM Louse daughter o. n dSsf
80 oari.
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TnE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week ia
ready this morning. aud contains in addition to the
general news OF the week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01

THO
NATIONAL, PARK BANh
IA. .s,is .di.d 10 the aamb.r Of Saie' " ;"
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT.
,deiniae ,sd Nsst has been oPcn~a ssf -"
.sanai,t,o. of Dpo. LADIES also all ond me
" ".s 90 ss d.,d The o~ i1ts 80 per .e1s
Oyinxton Brothers,
,o hi.e,. to ID. ,aormou, Of Ses rerf are 'hra<
THEIR SPRING IMPoRTATIONS.
NEW. FRESH. AND BEAUTIFUL.
TEN PER GENT LESS
THAN NEwIOgK HOUSES
p,Rs gR,sITk DINNER sxTS Gon....st % els
tgENCH CHINA DINNER NtIS. from. . 10 -
pkCOkATRD plSSkk Skrs, fVn......... % 10 ~
ELEGANT STOCK OF BKONZES.
Good, delivered Ne~ ,eotr Ps,s. %.
the door
23S. 2Js AND $40 tCLToSST.. BROOKLYN
Barsaias In Watches. Jcwriry. &c.
All descriptions u WATCHES JkNkLRf slLNkR a.i pttrxs
wARk PANS oPsRA GLA>ShN ke. ,,ias "a At grsss, kS
pUCsD PaICks. 70 ghNoNk 10 SIS BGoADwAG .si- ~
Nicholas Hotel
DIAMOND RINGS oN ~ THIRTY. PORrN ssi NFrr N'L
LARS GBO & NLEs a, BROADWAY. %, isst sess.
C.a,i. All ~ BROADWAY sbo,. Twenty ..,,s'hs-
When ask for thr ~ Ssl,S RRAcs - 80 10
Rrssnr Al rrug. bstr thcns- ~ fiNN CLAIM FiA'"
r-ntrs ,nt p,tu~c t.r-i r.b S'a 81 az. .-- 10"
ssi-s ss.<- aSAers d ssa. as
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PRICE FIVE CENT

PRICE FIVE CENTS.
yDE ssIa kKHshEs
I,y mail g. ,s-r year le<sss cash 40 advance Ahdrn-'
~ LA tai,,y~s. nov York
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g,,,. March JI-Co,ts. olossa Eat spot ADD 70 srr'1
Auyxxy March Ji-Psrseom closed WITH 'ecnns "@~~%'
STANDARD wh1s quoted ct 81 rsss
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AH Notice, o. Marriages. must be i"dor'ed r'h ~"
name aud address.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-07

THIS is the latest story from Paris: M.
Blanc, millionaire, who came within an ace
OF being elected deputy, was returning from
Burgundy by night train. A iady, Young
and pretty, occupied the same compartment.
Now N. Blanc, who, in spite of his naturally
small feet, tries to make them smaller still,
was suffering terribly from tight boots. Ali at
once ne noticed that the lady was asleep and he
could just as well take off his boots, which he
dld. Suddenly the station lights begin to ap-
pear In sight. One boot is quickly put on, but
the other, alas does not go or so easily. He
pulls and pushes, finally the foot goes in, but
Is terribly pinched. Once at the station M.
Blanc hides himself in cab, and thinks his
troubles at an end. When he reaches the
house, imagine his surprise at finding his
right foot in lady's boot. The lady had
been in similar situation with himself
Madame Blanc refuses to believe word of
rs story; she cries, goes into Mysteries, and
nnally returns to her father, refusing to hold
any communication with her unfortunate
husband. But think of the reception accord
cd to the lady of the train when her husband
saw her predicament!
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To Lease

Z U ACtECC
OW. to small family, nice house. 10 TO ms good
IL stable and garden connected, Stevens Plains.
near Church, Seminary and HORSE Cars.
, Also for sale, Bay Mare, years old. weighs $50
lbs.. two-seat Sleigh. Robe, Harness. Jump-seat
carriage, &C. Having no Tor these, will be
sold at Il bargain.
Enquire at Small G. Knights, 16 Market square,
from tod. y
jan2Stf I'D. CHENEY
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To Let.

10 LGts
A VERY convenient office with consultation room.
IN No e9k Middle street, suitable Tor law or ipsu
rance office. For terms &c, apply to
SAWYER & SOULE, No. = Exchange st.
roftanu, repruary 4, $50. tet4-1m
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P0RTLAAl2 ROCHESTERR
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Ess..sslss..1 On and after Monday, Nov 20. 1863
ksz,@sSSsSs trains will run as follows: - ~
Passenger trains leave Portland daily (Sundov va
eeptedl lor Alfred and intermediate Stations AZ IN,
A M, 200 r. NJ. O"'' az ''is
Law Portland cortland for Saco River at 5.3OP.M,
Leave cured rea Tor Portland at o g. AM
$40 z. NJ. i'i Tortidnd at $50 A. NJ and
Gu ieave aIired for Portland al 5,3o a NJ ' a'tseh
Eoane e ro Ortiand Tor Alfred at i2I5P PM
AT G0rnam Tor South windham, wipdb,,, t,,,
and North Windham, West Gorham. S Ia1.d9m nun,
Falls, Baldwin, Denmark SebagO Bridptop oteep
Hiram, Brownheld, Fryeburg, Conway. Bar,Ie,i
jackson. Limngton, Cornish, Porter, Freeaom Mad,
isOn and Eaton N H.. daily.
AT Saco River, for West Buxton, Bonny Easls
South Limington, Limngton, daily.
At Saeo River for Limerick, Newfelo, Parsons
field and Ossipee, tri-weekly.
At Center Waterborough for Limerick. Parsons,
field, daily.
At Alfred for Sprngvals and Sanford Corner.
April &c, 1900 'n'eH1 ~