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CONNECTICUT.
THE TAXIBILITY OF GOVERNMENT BONDS HELD


BY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HARTFORD, Feb. 16.-The case of the State
Treasurer against the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company of this city, which is
to be heard before the Supreme Court of Err
rors next week is the most important pecuni-
arily of any ever tried in Connecticut. 1t re-
lates to the ia liability of Government bonds in
the hands of mutual insurance companies
involves directly 100000 and indirectly very
much more. The main question raised i:
whether the tax is tax upon the franchise OF
upon the property; and there is an incidental
point whether the ascertained losses and divi
dends declared but not paid constitute part
of the proceeds of the insurance.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Cotton heavy and lower;
State and Western without change; snperine to
fancy State at 4 rs @ 50; Round Hoop Ohio at 20
30 a 1915. Wheat less active and "a &c lower;
sales Al, 600 bush; No. Spring at 16 % 80; Red
Winter and Amber Western at 80 a 49, White
lower; sales 80 on obnsh. new Mixed Western at 50
q Soc, and 70 q 7Gc for unsound; old do at Co.,
oats heavy and lower; State at 81 q &c; Western
at 5st 9 55e. Pork new mess at 26 %; prime do at
q 90 g % 80. Lard steady; steam at l4i q 154c
kettle at Is q I6sc. Butter. Ohio at II Slc State
Sugar less active Museovado at 10 q 1O4c; fair to
good lef1nins at % g 1Olc. Moasses, New Orleans
refined at 30c. Tallow at 81 q 104'. Wool firm !;
sales 100000 lbs; domestic fleece at "A q soc; pu ed
a6 So q 40; Texas at 81 a 35c; Caliiaorna at II q
1Ssc. Freis hts to Liverpool-COtton Id.
| CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-Flour unchanged. Wheat dull
and heavy; No. at SIC; No. 2 at Si5 a S13c. Corn
dull; old No. at 69sc. Oats at 3sy "a 3s3c Rye at
&c for Mo-. High Wines quiet at sc. Provisions
at ~ % g % Is. Lard at l44 a 14Rc Sweet picked
hams at l45c: Meats frmer; dry sailed shoulders at
e.; short rib middles at lsic rough sides 23c
Catte IN good demand at so q 25 tor fair to light
| shpplns s'ockers 70 TOR goOd, and SO a so oI
choice to extra. Premium live hegs active at 80 a
93o; dressed hogs at 25 a 30.
| CINCINNATI. Feb. 10 Whiskey in good demand
| at 94c. Live hogs at Is a 92j ProvisIons-Mess
Pork dull, at q %: Bulk Meats neglected. Bacon
shoulders dull 12Ic sides in demand at 15s % 16ic
Lard at i44 q 15Ic. Sugar cured hams at III a Isle
| MILWAUKEE, Feb. 16.-Flour unchanged, Wheat
declining, No. at size; No. at SIZE DRESSED
| hogs firm at 10 rs q 10 so.
NEW { Fans. Feb 16.-Cotton dulI and easie
at ~ g iic for Middling; receipts 1856 bales ex
port TO Liverpool 1880 bales Sugar firm; prime II;
g l2c. Aeilsses firm; prime rs q rec.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Feb. 16.-Cotton dull ant
easier; Middlings at pa a 24lc.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 16. - Cotton - Middling up
lands 234c.
MOBILE, Feb. 1G.-Cotton in limited demand
middlings at 2S3c.
dlings 233c
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NEW YORK. Feb. 1G. Money easv and upcbane-
eu from Yesterdays rates at a. per cent on Gov
ernlnents ana Stock collaterals. Foreign Exchange
quiet. Gold dun and heavy ana I'm siness Iioht 70 a.
Ing from ll98 to 1888 and closing at the latter price
ne report that the Government probably sold
ernments heavy and lower, the decline probably
owing to the unfounded rumor that the Secretary OF
the treasury would suspend the purchase ct bonds
IN order 10 provide for the payment of $50 900 900 in
pensions next month.
At 5 p M. the market closed at the following QUO
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A meeting in the interest of prohibition was
nela wednesday at the fremont Temple, in
Resolutions in favor of the present prohibitory
law and looking to the formation of a third pc
litical party, based on principles of prohibition
were adopted. The meeting was not large il
point of numbers
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THE Eastern Railroad Company has added
to its rolling stock two magnificent monitor
cars. which excel anything of the kind we have
ever seen. They came in on the P. S. & P.
road yesterday The turret of these cars is
wider and the windows larger than common
The ventilation is perfect. These cars have
the patent coupling arrangement.
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80 --its
dispatch Irum !, osuIns ton says "the Mon
arch is expected at Annapolis on Thursday
evening, and Capt. Commerell will come at
once by rail to this city and make arrange
ments with Minister Thornton for the festivi-
ties of the ensuing week. Minister Thornton
will issue invitations through the Secretary OF
the Navy. The President, members of the
Cabinet, and members of Congress will visit
the Monarch on Monday next
The White Mountains were in plain sight
yesterday.
Arden w. Coombs, attorney at law, formerly
Of Brunswick, has removed to this city. He is
spoken of as a young, active attorney, who had
a fair amount of business in Brunswick, but
preferred to seek larger field
Robinson's boat-sleigh was out yesterday
loaded with the children of the Progressive Ly.
ceum, waving their flags and enjoying their
sleighrde hugely
u S. Marshal Marble has made the follow
ing appointments of deputies in addition tt
that of William HI. Libby, of Augusta, viz
Edward HI. Wilson, Portland, Leander Weeks
Rockland, and Isaac Fl. Thomas, Ellsworth.
low LuOTc fcIldlu 10 Ue maUo.
Yesterday was one of the finest days of the
winter. The atmosphere was very clear, the
sun bright and warm, and the thermometer
stood very high at noon. Mr.. Bailey, the Street
Commissioner, had the city gang at work on
the streets with favorable results. If the cross
walks might receive share of attention it
would be matter of rejoicing to the public.
A man had fit of delirium tremens at the
station house yesterday afternoon.
The usual number of runaways Yesterday,
but we don't hear of any damage being done
That cargo of some $50, 900 damaged herring
sold at auction yesterday morning by f. O.
Bailey & Co.. was bought by Edward H. Chase
of the firm of Lewis, Chase & Whdden, fo,
$3.50
We understand that the Steam Fire Engine
Machigonne formerly Cumberland) has been
put in thorough repair, and will have trial at
$50 o'clock this afternoon at the corner of Cas-
co and Cumberland streets, preparatory to re
entering the dep artment.
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Mr.. EpiioR,-The lovers of the Ierpslch0
reah art n'ay promise themselv' new sehsa
| ton III this line at any time Wien cnahce o.
| fortune may admit them within the charmed
precincts of Congress Hall, where, on wed
| nesday and Saturday afternoons, Messrs. Zee
| q Harndon are the presiding genluses OF that
| place. The hall, gem in its way, light, clean,
| handsome and airy, adds not little 10 the
| charm one feels in the presence OF from seven
| ty.tiye to a hundred children, welldressed,
| bright, healthy and happy, each and all, from
| the little fairy of four to the miss OF sweet
| sixteen" marking with perfect ease and grace
| the difficult measures of the Mazurka VarsO-
| vienne Gallon, Schottische, Polka Redowa,
| &c. and all bearing testimony, by manner
movement, and the pertectness OF the art they
| have acquired. to The patience, skill and taste
| of their instructors.
One Involuntary confesses that the world
does move, as be contrasts these latter-day per-
formances with those of fifteen, nav, ten years
ago; and moves, too, with more celebrity and
marvellous grace than it did in the days of
Scotch reels aud Virginia breakdowns. This
advance comes, doubtless, OF skill and culture,
and nice appreciative musical taste in our
midst
We never see a concourse of dancing child
rem, without commiserating those staid little
ones however we'll cared for, who are deprived
OF this delightful pastime, this innocent play,
that sends the blood coursing quickly through
the veins and puts at bay all fretful thoughts
and coarse ways, as we pity those who have
never tasted the freedom of country life, for
grace and Joyous emotions are the characters
tics of both conditions.
As stranger to Messrs. Gee & Harnden,
this slight tribute is due not only for courte-
sizes extended, but in grateful acknowled cement
to them as the childrens benefactors at large.
T. r.
We can testify from personal observation,
that the above article is not too lavish in its
praises of Messrs. Gee & Harnden. We are
glad to know that the children have rendered
them complimentary exhibition ball, to take
place tomorrow evening and feel confident
that the pecuniary results will be something
very handsome. Ed
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JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
WEDEEsDAY.-State We. james Rogan. Assault
and battery. Continued to Thursday.
State VS.. Thomas Lowry. Assault and battery.
Fined 50 and costs. Committed.
State w. Thomas Lowry. Malicious injury. Con-
tinued.
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Maine Legislature.
(SpecialDispatchb by international Line
SENATE.

e.
AUGUSTA, Feb 16.-Read and assigned-An
act to amend an act to incorporate the city of
Calais; an act to make valid the doings OF the
town of Dalton; an act to incorporate the
Hartland Savings Bank; resolve relative to
printing Legislative Manual.
Passed to be Engrossed-An act relating to
penalties of selectmeu and overseers for mall
feasance in Office; an act additional to an act
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MARYLAND.
THE MONARCH AT ANNAPOLf

THE MONARCH AT ANNAPOLIS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.--The City Council vot-
ed to visit the Monarch at Annapolis and ex
tend the Inequalities of the city to the officer.
The Legislature resolved to offer the freedom
of the floors to the officers.
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MADRID, Feb. 16.-The Carlist Deputies Gre
ated wild excitement in the Cortes yesterday
by charging that in the recent elections their
candidates in many districts were defeated
through Government interference The accu-
scene followed
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Great Britain.


LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Nova Scotia ship
hiva was lost Oft the coast of Lincolnshire.
She was bound to Boston with cargo of coal
Eight lives lost. The barque Undine, from
New York, caught fire and was DESTROYED at
Rotterdam.
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AUCTION COLUMN.
Rare Chance for investment.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Promenade Concert :. Forest City Band.
Grand Exhibition Drill. Portland Lightlnfantry
Church BENEFIT. Warren Church.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
G.. A. R.....W. B. Smith.
The Worst Piles Cured.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
City Fire Insurance Co. Wv. D. Little & Co.
Flour. e. ~ b. Noble.
Bankruptcy Notice. C. P. Mattocks.
Scotchmen, tention. John Porteous.
Employment Wanied
$40 Reward. =. Lewis B. Goodwin.
Ch'gnons. &C. r. Thompson.
Notice. Randall, Emery q Co.
Agents Wanted. N. Fl. White.
Cape Found.
Wanten. Walker & GAGE.
The Song Gar len. q. Ditson & Co
New YORK Life lns. Go wv. +. Morrill,
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FATHER HYACINTHE

PARIS, Feb 16.-Father Hyac;nthe has re-
manned silent since his return to Frar ce. 1t
asserted on reliable authority that he will be
relieved by the Pope from the obligation of his
VOWS as Carmelite monk and be permitted to
continue in holy orders as an ordinary priest.
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AT a meeting of c. s. S. Union, held last
evening, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing quarter: President, G. w. Doher-
ty; Vice President, Thomas Mccain; Secre-
tary, John MCGOWAN; Corresponding Secreta.
ry, James Clary; Treasurer, John Regan; Su-
perintedents of Sunday Schools, G. w, Doher-
ty and T. T. Donahue.
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changes.
The Stock market was dull and lower during the
owing to the reported arrival of Mr. Burt the ayent
of English bondholders to open a war on Fisk q
Gould. More interest also manifested in the
Vanderbilt stocks. The Reading speculation has
met with break. owing to the difference among the
manlpulators. Pacific Mail was lower at the close
mortal TO the legislature tor leave to reduce the
tai from twenty to ten millions which in these DAYS
OF watering creates much interest on Wall Street
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LONDON, Feb. 16-I1.15 A. NJ Consols 1928 fol
money and account.
LONDON, Feb. 16-11.15 A. M.-American securities
500; u 5. 1O-4Os s3f Erie shares 20a; Illinois Cen
trail shares 1891.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16-11l5 A. M.-Cotton quiet
sales 10000 bales; Middling upands III q 1lad
LONDON, Feb. 16-2 30 P. M.-United States 20
1s6z, sla; CO 1867. sGa; U. S. 10-4O's s9a Illinois
Central shares 1O9
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10 - '30 P. NJ. Calitorni:
wheat Vs.. Lard fat. Pork fiat. Bacon 51s.
oo LONDON Feb. 1850 P. M.-Consols closed q
| VIZ ~ VIZ for money and account.
american securities-frm; United States 5-20's Q
le62 coupons s7s; do 1865, old, S7S do 1887 s6a.
io-40s S3t. Erie shares 20s; Illinois Central d.
! lO6i. Atlantic & Great Western do 30.
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F.o. BAILEY & Go. will sell to-day. at -
M, one very nice piano, one buck walnut
chamber set, &c, See advertisement in auc
ton column.
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SAVED BY THE PoLICE.-Last night officers
Decele and Parker, while on their beat on
Fore street, looked into a low shop in Stat
rs Block and observed a respectable looking
in state of partial intoxcation, exposing
money in very Careless way, and rapidly
ling Thoroughly drunk, while crowd of
miners" were in and around the place
saly to "go through" him at the proper time.
roman belonging to the place intimated to
the officers that the man had more money
than was healthy for him in that crowd, and
they carried him to the station, took charge of
his money and gave him bed. His pocket
book contained nearly 5000 in bills and silver
The man is stranger, and he may thank the
stars that they saved him. Breaking up such
places, however, is the best means of salvation
for strangers and citizens.
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NEW YORK X.
THE CASE OF FITz JOHN PoRrEI

THE CASE OF FITz JOHN PORTER.
New YORK, Feb. 16.-Washngton specials
says that Senator Chandler will soon make a
speech, in which he will state that Fitz John
Porter's court martial was unanimously in
favor of death sentence, but it was not found
so because President Lincoln refused in adj
vance to impose it, Mr.. Chandler was on the
Committee on the conduct of the war.
JUDGMENT UNDER THE LEGAL TENDER DE-
CISION.
Judge Pratt, of the Brooklyn Supreme
Court, to-day gave judgment on the foreclosure
of mortgage dated in 1857, that the principal
and interest must be paid in gold or its equiv
alent, according to the recent United States
Supreme Court decision.
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THESE BONDS CAN DE REGISTERED
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID-UPSToC
SUBSCRIPTIONS. No bonds issued on road I'M
der constructions issue limited to $40, 900 per mile Of
road built and in running order, BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL COST. The road Ia
being built with great economy for cash; 100 Miles
are already competed in the most thorough manner,
equipped and running regular trains and the whole
line lover 400 miles it is expected will be completed
within the ensuing year. 1t is OF the most i'm
portant roads in the State of New York. 1t short
ems the route from New York City to Buffalo 70
miles and to Oswego As miles, it traverses popuous
district destitute of other railroad facilities which
ness; and it will be completed at aggregate cost
far below that of any competing hne. These adysn-
tages cannot fail to make it one Of the best paying
roads leading from the metropolis, and its First
Mortgage Bonds one of the safest securities ever Is
| sued. All mortgage bonds issued on railroads run
ming from the City of New York good, and the
interest promptly paid, although some of them ara
| mortgaged for more than double the amount per
mile that the Midland is. Among the bonds now
Offering we know of none equal to these. For the
investment of trust other funds there is nothing
better; and in exchange for Government Bonds
they give large increase OF income, besides capital
| izing the premium. They are meeting with rarid
sale, and have been gratfed to find that they are
taken chiehyby most conservative and sagaclous
capitalists in exchange for Government securities.
Price par and accrued interest in currency. Circu-
lars, pamphlets, &C., on hand for distribution.
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
Bankers, No. 20 Ndssaa-st.
| no24d&w1y
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Only four hundred valeu inc passed tllough
the pas oiice in this city AiondaY.
TIE Transcript says the officers OF the Mon
arch took to sleigh'rdiDg as naturally as if
they had been natives TO the manner born; and
our bellies took to them quite as naturally
"Will you ride, Sis?'' said gentleman to a
little girl on the road don't care if do, Bub,'
was the ready reply as the pert little Miss
jumped into the sleigh
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph S. Sargent celebrated
their golden wedding at the residence of their
son-in Jaw. A. p. Morgan, Esq, last Thurs
day. large company assembled among
whom were three married daughters and their
husbands, and nine grand children. Among
tie ladies present were two who attended the
wedding fifty years ago. one of whom ohiciat-
ed as bridesmaid. Rev. Mr. Snow, of West
brook Seminary, made a few remarks ana oher-
ed prayer, and an original ode was sung ny 'ho
children and grandchildren. Ihere was ah
elegant supper, and among the goloeh gus
was little bag of gold dollars prettily present.
ed ON hebalf of the grand children by little
dauobter of Granville NJ. Stevens, Esq. The
med connie received their friends with all the
sprightliness of youth.
The Ariel Boat Club will give another of
their social parties at Fluent's Hall, on Thurs
day evening, the oath inst. Friends of the
club can procure tickets by applying to any of
the members.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Burnham were
presented with an elegant silver tea-set on
Tuesday evening by the members of the diff
ferent lodges of Good Templars in this city.
The County Convention of Good Templars
will be held with Seaside Lodge, Cape Eliza
beth, this morning, at 10 O'Clock
A dog was seen making his way down Myr.
tie street yesterday afternoon at the top of his
speed, with huge spare-rb of pork in his
mouth which he had stolen somewhere. He
was in such hurry to effect a safe retreat with
his plumber that two or three times he rolled
over AID or'- tie pork tuecting esac maeri-
laca1 a9laag tho ~ &c sstoIs
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NU'FttjT ~al.~~.
Piano, Fine Furniture, &C., at
Auction.

ON Thursday, Feb f7th at II clock NJ, at our
" Salesrooms, Is Exchange st, on e Piano, Chick
erfng's sture one fine Black Walnut Marble
Up Chamb'r Set Stove, Lounge, &c.
me above ave fine goods and in excellent order,
f I'M can be seen on morning of sale.
'u +. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctr?.
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Portland and Vicinity


New Advertisements .ai. Day.
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FIRE IN SACU.
SAco, Feb. 16.-The barn of Ariel Hoyde OF
Saco was burned to-day. 1t was located at
Somesvile Loss small.
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ITO the Associated Press.

TERPORT RAILROAD.
BANGOR, Feb. 16-The vote to-day on the
question of the city subscribing $50 900 to the
stock of the Winterport Railroad resulted in
the defeat of the measure-yeas 64S, nays ol2:
less than half while two-thirds vote was
necessary to carry the measure.
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SHEEP RANCH.
Merrii' Station

Merrii's Station.
F;5ty Miles from, .siiuer ely and Eigaf 5ro. o.
he 0,oyhee Ferry, on the HHmoosdt hoo"'
EHI5 HOUSE Is SPECIALLY flliED
up for resting place ior trasei n -
where every accommodation can uo nau 80,
or wishing TO soiourn. Being situated IN
beautiful and pleasant valley where all KINDS
of vegetables are produced, superior iare Is
offered ,,rppIr
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YHAyE MY ROOMS WELL and NEATLY
I furnished, and am Prepared to DO all
kinds Of work in the Photographing Line III
the latest and most improved styles oil the
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FoR SILVER PARK.-Hatch & Kiplin-
ger will start their regular six-horse
coach for Silver Park and intermediate
stations, ut s O'Clock this morning. Il
VIII leave from in front of Barney,
Jones 4 Co. 8 store. They will dispatch
their next stage on Tuesday.
THE ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton. are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues. and
everything else that S good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
RAILROAD MEETTNG.-A call will be
found in the advertising columns for a
railroad meeting ON Saturday night, at
5 O'Clock, at the Atheneum. The call is
general to the citizens of White Pine.
BULLION SHrPMENT.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. yesterday shipped 2 bars, 1874
pounds, from the South Aurora, to ]. &
w. Seiigman q Co., New York; value,
3,454.77.
AUeTIoN.-Attention is called to a
large sale of furniture, bedding. etc, to
be held oil Saturday at Reilly d Wood
berry's salesroom.
FASHION Chop HoUsE.-Everything the
market affords served up at this house,
on Main street, two doors south of the
Express Building, Treasure City.
THE BIG SMoKY.-This mill is now
running night and day, principally on
Summit and Nevada ores. Considerable
custom work is also done.
The Weiland furnace is running on
ores from the Elko mine, which yield a
large amount of valuable bullion. The
present run has lasted ten days.
Woodruff d Ennor's stage went out
yesterday crowded with passengers, most
of them booked tor way stations.
The This furnace is now
undergoing repairs, and will fire up in a
few days.
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NardWarr, str,
J. VI. LAKrsAN. Jos. Gopp nm
PIONEER FOUNDRY c MACHINE SHOP,

Broad and Fifth Sts.. Hamilton.
GODDARD u CO.-sTEAM ENGINES
~ furnished 10 ordor; best Quartz Mill Ma
ehinery constructed aud repaired. Shoes. Dies.
and other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco
prices with fright added. Having a new plant
Of tools. are prepared to do General Repairing.
Blacksmifhing, Pipe Cutting, Boiler Repairing.
Etc. Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited, and filled with
disuateh. ma25.t n
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Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARTURES,

J Huey Oberdovich Hosea spinosa
J Blaomer- Mr. Lincton All Bernard
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MEETING s

Hidden Treasure Consol., June 90. at Room %,
Hayward's Building. No. 4l9 Cal. St, S. +.
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by WOODRUFF a ENNoR's LINE.
Robt Gobson J u Emersley Bell Wilder
Mrs \ L Irvine II Kendall j Robertson
L McElligott Andre Bsrud R Grandy
L Duket L Bropiy MI Stable
BY BEAcHEY. WINES a co.'s LINE.
John obinso Robt Brandt Huntington
John Whalen Arthur Quinn Id Martin
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Co to @, r. AIexander's for your
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9ofal 9ntflliDrnfe.
sTOcKHoLDERs DIRECTORY.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED AND UEPA D ON WHITE
PIE STOCKS.