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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-26

The NEW MASONIC ORGAN.-We learn that
the limited accommodations of Masonic Hall
will preclude the possibility not only of invi-
ing outsiders to be present at the dedication of
the new organ on Thursday evening but also
the wives aud lady friends of the masonic
brethren, only the members of the order being
expected to be present. The exercises will
consist OF the statement of how the organ came
to be built, with the cost, by the chairman Of
the committee on the organ, who will deliver
it into the hands of the chairman of the Trust
ees who will accept it with a short but an APP
propriate reply. Different selections will then
be played on the organ by Kotzschmar and
Mr.. CHARLES A. Libby interspersed by vocal
music by the Arion Club and by the new male
trio composed of Messrs. Munroe, Thurston
and Shaw
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M. L. A.-To- night the Mercantile Library
Association open their twenty first series of
concerts and lectures, by the well-known We
Der Quartette Club of New York, composed of
Messrs Bush, Kendall Beckett and Rowland,
assisted by the well-known and charming So
prano singer, Miss Beebe, and the rich mezzo
soprano voice of Miss Jennie E. Bull, the en-
tertainment being under the direction of
Kotzschmar. A glance at the programme is
sufficient to stamp the concert as of high
order of excellence, and one that will suit every
taste. We have Flotow, Verdi and Rossini
represented in the operate selections, two
beautiful quartettes of Mendelssohu, two of
Schumann's charming songs, tpe "Nightin-
gales Will" by Gapz a waltz of ArdttPs, and
other delightful music. 1t is just tho sort
concert that will be apt to please, for the selec-
tons are all capable of being appreciated by
thoee who are not particularly fond OF SO. called
classical music. Get your tickets, all that are
not provided. during the day, and be on hand
early tonight. if you wish seats.
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Brief J0tfinga.

Fassett,'the architect, has got out the plans
for building new depot at Morrips Corner to
replace the one burnt a little while ago. The
freight portion will be 10 So it., and the pas.
senger part 10 K 81 it. A telegraph station will
be placed in the building.
The T. q X. r. r. are extending their turn
ous for freight cars to 60 over the P. & r. r.
to double its length
Timothy Arnon injured the past week at the
Rolling Mills died on Monday morning of his
injuries. He leaves mother and other rela-
tives in Boston.
Governor Chamberlain and party of eighteen
from Maine were stoppingl at the St. James
Hotel in Boston on Monday.
Yesterday was St. Crispin's day.
A nice drinking fountain for horses has been
placed at the corner of Greenland Portland
streets.
Gold opened ia New York at III ga yester-
day and closed at the same.
Inc sale OF the store and lot on the east side
OF Portland brdge.was not held yesterday the
auction being postponed till Saturday next.
The weather yesterday was like to return
OF summer, the air being soft and balmy ard
the mercury indicating 70 deg. at noon.
The alarm of fire about half past ten yester-
day forenoon, was occasioned by the burning
OF a two story house in the rear of Walnut
street, owned by Cornelius Devine and occu-
pied by his own and four other families, The
IRE caught on the roof, from defect in the
chimney and the upper part was thoroughly
purned out A woman who was very sick
with consumption was carried out of the house
on her bed
Mrs. AnuayGranger ,Dow who has volun-
teered for the grand Cary Concert, is the wife
OF Capt. Edwin B. Dow late of this city.
The opening concert of the Army and NAVY
Union course by Gilmore's full bs nd and or
chestra it is said will be one of 1.-THE finest en-
tertainments of the kind ever given in New
England. Gilmore has secured some rare and
brilliant music never used in any concert in
this country before.
If the weather should prove stormy peop]e
need not hesitate about attending the concert
OF the M. l.. A. this evening as there will be
ample accommodation by horse cars
Two tugs will leave here this morning for
Harpswell to tow the new ship George Skol-
field to this port.
Members of the Haydn Association are re-
minded that change has been made in the
evening of their rehearsals. See notice in
another place.
Observe the advertisement of the Bidwell
Dramatic Company.
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OCTOBER TERM-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Amos Chase VS.. Enoch G. Willard
Account annexed for lot OF mackerel which plain
tiff alleges were sold and delivered to defendant
Defence, that thore was no delivery Decision re-
served.
A. A. Strout.
The following cases have been assigned for Justice
, trial:
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 90.
General motion day for trustee disclosures correc-
ton of executions, &C.; als) for the trial OF Nos
1885, 31G 1853, 300, 1856, 43s.
AFTERNOON.
No. $50.
THURSDAY OCT. q.
Nos. 1875. 1872, 1871, 1872, 4O4, 4t9.
FRIDAY, OCT. %.
Nos 49, 14i, 2o2. 21O, PIT, 21s 222, oe5 go 2s5,
297, 1922, 1875. s2e, 1873, 4O5, 4o6, 427
SATURDAY, OCT. 90.
Nos s97, l96, 17s. 1885, 2l1, 22s. 1893, Ala, 4s1.
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State VS.. Daniel Sullivan Intoxica-
ton and disturbance. Pleaded not guilty. Decision
guilty Fined IS and COSTS Paid
state vs. Thomas Rafferty,. IntHxcation and dis
turbance. Pleaded guilty. Fined S. and costs.
State VS.. Edward j. Devine. Intoxcation and dis.
turbance. Pleaded not guilty. Decision, guilty.
Fined So and costs. Paid.
State VS.. Charles Smith. Search and seizure
Pleaded guilty. Fined $50 and costs Paid.
State vs. John Cobney Search and seizure, Plead
ed guilty. Fined $50 and costs.
State VS.. Thomas Spear and Thomas Reed. Affray.
Both convicted end fined IS and one halt costs each
Paid.
State VS.. William I. Bart. ARRAY. Fined IS and
costs.
State vs.. Silas Lamb Larceny. Pleaded guilty.
Fined 81 and costs. Paid
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and Vicinity.
New Advertisement To-day.


ocfoBEh 1ERM-BARRows, j., PRESIDING.
IUEsDAY.-Altred Roberts VS.. City of Portland.
claim to recover damages for personal injuries
tanned by reason of defect Commercial street on
the 2lst OF October 1868 Plaintiff was walking on
that street, and when the of India street
stumbled over pile OF paving stones on the side
walk and struck his side udon ledge rocks also
in the pile nuring his side so that one of his lungs
has since become soldied. Damages claimed $780,
900.
Frye " Cotton. Symonds.
Howard & Cleaves-M. P. Frank
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HOUSE FOR AGED WoMEN-This is the new
name granted by the Legislature to what was
known as the Association for the Belief of
Aged INDECENT Women" The annual meet
ing was held yesterday, and the reports of the
Secretary and Treasurer are to be printed as
soon as ready for publication, in the daily pa
pers. The old board of officers was re- elected,
and we learn that the new home for the old
ladies will be erected on the 'Parris lott on
Dapforth street. There was a much larger at
tendance at the meeting yesterday than there
has been for many years
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A New HoTEL.-C. w. Hatch, formerly of
the winthrop House, Boston, has leased the
house on the corner of Cotton and Free streets
and will open the same on the European plan
on the first of November the house will go
under the name of the Pavilion. Messrs G.
r. Davis & Co., who have charge of this prop.
erty for the owner, Judge Shepley, are put
ting the house in complete order Mr.. Hatch
has had twelve years experience in the Win.
throp House, Boston.
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Z. & .. r. r. THE Height and passenger
cars passed as usual over the track at Otter
Pond yesterday and trains will run as usual
In our report of the stockholders meeting we
said the road would cost S. 600 900 to build it
to the State line. We should have said to the
Vermont State line. This is obvious to all
who know anything about the road, but to one
unacquanted with it might seem strange.
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A NOVEL SIGHT.-It was our pleasure at
noon of Monday last. to look upon eight BROTH
ers and one sister, children of Mr.. William and
Mrs. Emma G. Hall of the town of Casco in
this county-the oldest, son, being thirty-fve
and the youngest, daughter, fifteen years of
age. They are all residents of Maine and Mas
sachusetts. They had met in this city for the
purpose of being photographed; and we must
allow that they are comely group. May their
future never be dimmed!
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Q o MI M r RCIAL.


fSecctpts Dy sSnaIronds and SteambOais
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN.-75 bags
tatoes, half bbs pickles, 200 bxs raisins. ~ his
beer, Is Kegs soda, bbs crockery u coils corage
10 rkins butter "A bdls shovels 20 d, wood saws "a
2o0 slaves. horses, wagon, boat, 40 bxs Spices
$40 pigs to order. For Canada and up country. lO2
board. II bales hops piano, 262 bxs empty cans IA
warp beams, 20 bags sumac, 45 bbis flour, " bolts
duck 10 bales cotton IS bars iron 81 bales WOOL 2S
mOlasses, 125 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1899 cans milk $50
bbls -four cars wood. do stone, do potatoes do
shooR DO barley II do corn, do bark, 81 do lum-
per- 40 sundries For shipment east, TOO bbls -four
2cars oil, TO bbls flour, car sundies.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-151 bbs apples 90
bdls hoops. q empty boxes SOB bdls box shook lot
furniture, ny cutters, 10 beams yarn, cars pota-
toes, 101 bxs sundries.
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OHIO.
l QUIET Joke nv rttF TR,pliN,s nf,ft

QUIET JOKE BY THE TRIBUNE PHILOSOPHERS
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25-Horace Greeley has
written to the Capital-rernoval Convention
iHaNVorlng the object of the meeting He says:
our capital should be great city. prefer
our greatest city. supporting perfectly inde-
pendent press, whereby all the acts and bear
lngs OF the government would be criticised
with absolute freedom from DETECTION in the
nope OF federal patronage or from fear of its
withdrawal. 1t should be surrounded by a
dense, Intelligent and spirited population,
readily rallied by railways to the defence of
natlonal archives and treasures. It should be
t me locus of art and literature and refinement,
81 Inviting the presence and commanding
tne admiration of the choice spirits of the en-
tire civilized world. judge New York to be
TWpe-e,mlnently that city. am quite sure that
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I'D WA.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY AT THE ELECTION.
DEs MONIES, Oct. 25.-The Republican State
Central committee, up to this date, have off
cial returns from so counties. 40 Of them giving
Republican maiorities and the other Demo
cratic: The total Republican majority in 80
counties is 81, 337. Eight other counties relia-
ply but tot officially reported give Republi-
can majority of 1895, which, added to that of
the eighty counties gives AZ 782 majority
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SWEEPSTAKES

Class No 19-Premium of $3.50. Sweepstakes
open to ali horses ewned In this State for past
do. S25.
tS.All Races Tor horses four years old, and over
10 be BEST THREE IN FIVE TO HARNESS,
and under that age, BEST TWO in THREE
and to be governed by the NEW TROTi CON :
GkESS RULES, IA copy OF which WI! DE nahe !, :
free, on receipt OF 50 centsL Three to enter TWO u
compete in each class. .,,. =.
Tue track, which is in good order, VIII De open 70
all who enter tor Premiums, or hold Season ckets,
from this date.
Adn,i.siou---Single Tickets, 35 cts.
II orse and Carriage md 4 Person, 80 cts.
Omnibus will rum from city 10 Park
every hnIf hour. Fare 2J cts.
Hot, ES, lin box stall) now ready. Hay and grain
FURNISHED at cost. Entrance Fec on all classes 10
per cent he made to the Proprietor at his Office
or by mail, IA and l6 Elk hauge street. Portland The
enteries will he announced at the Adams House
Temple street, Port and, nire O'clock on the eve
nipg of the 25th, at which time they will, close
Should the weather be stormy, the Fair will he
postponed one week. Exhibition open at A Al
eacn day. Trotting at O'clock
The object OF this lair is to bring SELLER AND
BU1Ek together; and the public sa will be he'd
On the morning OF second day to give an OF por
" 10 parties htvrg stock to sell. For further NOR
matioa apply 10 the sub,c' ber, at my Auction and
COMMISSION and Carriage Bazaar, IA and 16 Ex-
change street. hHNs.Y TANLOk,
Proprietor Forest City Park.
LOUIS BRACKETr, Superintendent.
ost20t25-
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Liver OBsTRUCTIoNs.-We learn that the
contract to build stone pier at the mouth of
the Kennebunk river has been awarded to
D'alsde' ana Bailey. Mr.. Bailey is Joseph S.
bailey o' tAls city. Great improvements are
to be made in the Perobscot river at Bangor.
Mr.. Townsend who has been removing the OBJ.
structions in Boston harbor, is about 10 remove
Independence Rock" at that place, assisted tv
his large crew of workmen and divers couin-
ped with steam engines, steam drills. etc.
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Young FURIEs.-We hear that q little girl
who attends school at the Cape distinguished
herself recently at a public exhibition by her
rendering of selected piece, which she de-
claimed with great eloquence and appropriate
ness of gesture, calling forth an encore on the
part of the audience. SO angry were some of
her companions thereat that two of the school,
girls, day or two after, got her out in the
woods, heat her badly, and then put her on a
stump and made her repeat the piece.
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PORTRAIT OF SIR VIM PHIPps.-We are
glad to say that an original portrait of Sir Will
liam Phipps has lately been found in the pos
session of family lately resident in Portland,
but now of Boston. A copy of it is to be made
and placed in the rotunda of the State House
at Augusta. We shall publish tomorrow an
interesting article on the subject.
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STOVES AND FURNACES. Our readers are re-
ferred to the advertisement of Messrs f. g. c.
B. Nash, Nos. 172 and ia Fore street, who
offerto the public very large assortment of
stoves and ranges OF all kinks. They have re-
Gently enlarged their warehouse by adding to
it store No. 172, which is devoted to the exhi-
bition Of paIlor stoves Give them a call and
look at their assortment
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F.O. BAILEY & 60, Amc,,onee,..
Sale of Forfeited Goods.

Trustees under the Will of Caleb Adams.
Portland, October II, 1870. oc1sid
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FLOWERS AND GREENHOUSE PLANrs-We
ask attention to the advertisement of Mr.. Jos.
A. Drwanger. The ladies who delight in
Horticulture will be glad to hear that Mr.. D.
has just received splendid variety Of new
ferns and flowers, and we predict great de-
mand for them. Mr.. Dirwapger is one of the
most accomplished Of florists. and in all things
pertaining to his profession is an fdit
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At Priv ate Sale.

Fine Carriages of all kinds, Westerw
built and " arra N ,ed
ConsigDments solicited. Correspondents for Inter
nal Land and Labor Agencv, Birmingham, Erg
Sight Drafts In sums 10 suit, all parts OF Europe
for sale.
- CASH advanced on consignment of Personal
PROPERTY.
EARTH CLOSETS-Agents for the State of Maine
for the celebrated Earth Closets, invented and pa
r. l.
Also Agents for the French Fire Extinguisher, In
use in most OF the public buildings AMI factories in
New England. octlIdtf
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m SATURDAY, Oct. Goth, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
ner OF Cumberland. Black Walnut and Mahogany
Parlor Furniture, Marble Top Tab e. whatnot. Brus-
sss Carpet, Pictures, Chamber Sets, Hair and Husk
gram and Oil Carpets Straw Carpet, Hat Tree, Open
Crate, Coal and Paror Stoves, Extension Table,
Chairs, Crockerv and Glass Ware, Model Cook Stove
together with Kitchen Furniture,
Oc26td 4. o. BAILEY Il co. AuctioneeIs.
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CONNECTICUT,

HARTFORD, Oct. 25.-Gcvernor Chamberlain
OF Maine, with members of the Executive
Council and their ladies arrived in this city
this evening and tomorrow will visit the
American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb,
Where there are between 81 and 60 pupils from
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THE EATON FAMILY ScHooL-We ask at
tention to the advertisement of the Eaton
Family School at Norridgewock. This insti-
tuition has been in successful operation for fif-
teen years, and is second to none as family
school, The discipline is mild and no bad boys
are retained in the school.
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NC" Il OK STOCK ana Money W arket.
1112 and ell to 11lS
Wall Street was excited for short time this morn
ing Dy The appearance OF an extra circular, purport-
ing to come from the offices of the Evening r. s. and
Commercial, announcing the sur en- ter of Par and
declaration OF peace. Gold weakened but recover
ed as soon as the circulars proven bogus.
Money 4 g . per cent. Sterling Exchange stronger
at 100 q 1899.
Governments steady. Stocks dull.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25-Atternoon.- The Canadian
banks are again on a raid on " all Street. they are
this time manipulating the Money market a sharp
advance. This afternoon fiom a per cent cur
rency to per cent. gold charged and even at that
rate loans were negotiated with difficulty. The move
mcnt in the interest of the bears in the Stock
ket who it is reported, have formed pool for the
withdrawal OF q large amount of legal tenders from
the market Later in the day the strineency re-
heved and the market was easier, though there was
no change in rates.
Gold closed steady at 111s q l11a.
1872. '''
Governments dull and stea ".
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MODEL STOCK YARD,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-COmmodore Vanderbilt
ana other eastern railway managers lave Sc
cured large tract of land opposite this city in
Illinois, with view to establishing a model
STOCK yard, and negotiations are progressing
400 acres will be reonired
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TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN-The County
Association will hold monthly meeting at
Dunstan's Corner, Scarborough, tomorrow at.
ternoon, commenceg at 2o'clock. Special re-
marks will be addressed to the young. 1t is
hoped the attendance i'll be large.
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The LaiRht Street Baptist church in New
York is now closed to religious worship, the
society having removed up town. In short
time there will not be single Protestant
church below Fourteenth street. except old
Trinity and it's chanel
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Horse at Auction.

4 ~ saturday, Oct Goth, at IL o'clock A. NJ, In
Market Square, we shall sell Bay Horse about
yeaas 'olu weighs about 800 lbs, which me into
shall sell Tor expenses. '
PLUMMER JORDAN, JR.
Y. u BAILEY Il CO., Auctoneers. oc4 Id
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U. s. MNTShNZ'S Sale

UNITED STATES OF AMFAIcA,
District Of Aaiae. S.
PURSUANT to an order OF sale TO me directed,
rom the Hon Edward Fox, Judge of the UNI
tea Siaes District Court the District OF Maine
l snail expose and offer tor sale at public auction
10 Inc highest bidder therefor the .5Now ng proper
ty at the time and place as follows:
At Biddeford Pool. on Saturday. October goth, at
L, O'Clock NJ, certain Scow, and two Floats with
an the tickle and appurteuances thereto be,oD
the same having been ordered TO be sold, anu the
proceeds disposed OF according to law.
Terms OF sale, Cash.
1870.
S. s. MARBLE
oc12dl5t u. s. Mast District of Maine
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The Chicago Post gives currency to tire fol.

The Chicago Post gives currency to tire fol.
lowing:
There is terrible report from Tennessee.
The Sage Of Greenvile has got out of the
Democratic cart again and is trying to tie him
self to the tail end of the Republican express
train. Does he remember what happened to
the dog that was tetbered to the last car on
the New York and Boston owl train? Moth
ing was left next morning but dangling brass
collar and pathetic lock of hair Let A. J.
take warning.
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$500 Extra Premiums
For ThOrTING STOCK.


lass No 16-Premums OF $50. For Horses that
never trotied for pr -mum or money! not less than
10 hands, and not more than ten years old. First
Premium $50; second do. $40
Glass No II Premiums of 500. For horses that
never beat 49, First Premium $40; second do. 500
third do. $40.
Glass No 1s-Premiums Of 800. For horses that
third do, $40.
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daughter of Joseph Whitcher Of War
ner, N. H., aged 10 years, was thrown from a
horse Sunday afternoon, October 9th, and the
conclusion when striking the ground was so
severe as to burst the globe of the eye, causing
the necessity for its removal.
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PoLIcE.-There was not quite SO much
drunkenness exhibited on the streets yester-
day as there was on Monday. Still, there was
too much lit, for up to II o'clock last night
six intoxicated persons had been taken to the
lookup,
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NIAINE.


HA1AL ACCIDENT AT KUCKLAND.
hoCKLAND, Oct. 25.-Mr. Jonas Wood, a
workman employed in one of the limestone
quarrles in this city, was fatally injured by the
premature explosion of charge which he was
engaged in tamping, at about half past nine
o'clock this morning, and died three hours
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AUCTION sALHs
Houses mt Auction

fCIiE two new dive ling houses Nos SO and 60 Lin.
/ coin ST, near Chestnut st, each convenient for
two families, will be sold at auction on
Wednesday next, Oct. 90, nj $50 O'Clock,
On the premises. Good lets; good neghborhood,
and an abundance OF water. and chance tor a good
trade. About halt the purchase money can remain
on mortgage.
oc22Gd. F. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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GEO RGIA.

MARINE DISASTER.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 25.-Arrived brig Cordova,
from Belfast, Me-, for Havana, with loss OF
everything except her bowsprit and man
m mast. She was overtaken by hurricane Oct.
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cnASor OF GAreg,-lrbe change Of gauge

GRANGE OF GAres.-Tha change OF gauge
Oh the Maine Central railroad to the narrow
gauge, from Kendall's Mills to Bangor, Is to
be made next Sunday. A large force has been
engaged and will be distributed along the line
and the track for the whole distance will be
changed on that day so that trains will start
from here on Monday, for Bangor from the
Portland and Kennebec depot and go directly
through without change of cars.
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OVER HALF Of the beautiful shells at Bailey
& Co.'S salesrooms were disposed of yesterday
morning, at very low price, Those of our
friends not fortunate enough to be present will
not fail to be there this morning, when the
balance will be closed out