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The New York herald., 1870-02-26
IA: BALLOT WANTED FOR WOMEN.

The New York City and County Association that
believe In the right OF women to the ballot held
their regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon
ut the house OF Dr. Haiock. No las East Fifteenth
street. Mrs. wfbour, president IN The chair. These
meetings are free TO ali ladies choose to come
and q eoodiy ndmDcr Of ladies were present. al
though the meeting was quite an informal one, ana
men ana reporters were noe adnutled
several topics OF great interest 10 women were
discussed. All OF the ladies' seemed 10 feel II
subject was one oi paramount Importance. Mrs.
BlaAe SAID tnaL women met everywhere the argu-
Rent tRaI Womea do not want TO vote.
1hey were pointed TO the fact tndt the wo-
men OF Utah did not generally vote ut
the recent cecon IN that Territory out It WAS not
sali tat tney were prevented Dy t1e interference vi
their husbands one lady said w0mans sphere mas
always been pointed out to her by men, but mans
sphere has not been defined 10 him. Another SAID
sue iet that II woman could have equal educational
opportunities II would be great advantage over
tAe present system. Woman Is now only cipher.
Mothers must learn tnat their sons ana daughters
mus DC trained alike, and not as now, one code OF
nofals Tor her dauGb efs and another Tor her SONS
Ihose women VINO rlue around anu are called con-
seIVd'ive are. 10 some extent, TO blame for the lax
hforhIV AMI evils mat exist The vote was peceS-
tafy 10 develop individuality In women. Next FIJI.
oas AFTERNOON TIE asssElatioa bold pubic meeting
vi Cooper Lpion-
The New York herald., 1870-02-26
THE ABDALLAH HEROES.

NicholsoE's Prodigni Retnrps-Tho Fnftcd
Calf Not Kiiicd-One Hundred aud F;Hy
Dollars Paid and All Quiet in First Avenne.
The readers OF the HERALD VIII rcc0ilect the ex.
posures made in these columns OF the "Abdallah
maren rattle by rounfsnau OF the Eighteenth pre-.
cnct some months ago, who, 1t Is alleged, sent out
members Of his platoon to peddic tickets among the
liuuor dealers OF the WARD. The mare won by
gentleman named Mcenre. keeping a liquor store
corner OF First avenue ana fwenty-thlrd street.
Wnen ne applied next morning Tor the trouer u was
found that cue was non est since tnat time the
mare has never peen seen IN the ward. .
Now Jor the sequel. On F.luav, me lSfb lpst, IHc
loungers In the neighDorDooo observed gd1Yo,@
black as SCOT riding aowu the avenue go.hic
of fine frame, but limited nesn happy
thought struck o wag near by. Rushing up TO inc
Odrde u chepai, In whose custody the ancehs quad-
ruped was the wag declared nimselI 70 oe one oi
perR's otiicers. Even the iittie hsScr nad heaId
what Il teifiOie man fcfgR was, ana ne graciohss8
dlsnOuuted tnrued the animal over 10 tne Oiiicer ~
anu hurried away to miorn his master OF the mis-.
hap The mare was conveyed 10 Tue posi- III from OF
Mcclure 8. botn ner siie3 laDcileu 'EcCe StVituW"-
"tne Abaaan mareu -
Tbe news Of the finding Of Nlcholson's prodigal
trotter apread with rapdlty througn0ut the ward,
and ticket holders hurricdiy collected TO Wetcomc
her return. While they were Iej0lcing ana making
merry in the saloon the tall form Of Nicholson STROBE
III upon them. Ills eyes flashed indignation und de-
uance, his lips were pressed conyulsvely MS mus.
cles quivered perceptiDly aud MS royal Ioos came
down with q LOUD report
"What does this meanS Have not oecn sum.
ciently mortified already that you must 90 thisW
Not voice replied word. me stately rounds
man marched out a2aln ans slammed Lne door amer
hlnl. The same ngnt II Is said llend oi Nichols
son placed $3.50 IN McGuire's hands as neal set
tiement OF the Difficulty. inc roundsMah has now
made full aonemcnt, ana the Foiice Board may
saleiy pro nue him u sergeant under captain Hen,y
Iurdcn on the otner sde OF town, where AbLalaha
are as scarce W ultercrs VI me ,rutn.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26
COIN MARKET UNSETTLED.

NIX.
THE GOLD MARKET UNSETTLED.
AT the opening tnerc was disposition on the part
ol the ..shor.s, To cover ~ well rs on the part Of
tne .bulsn 70 try for reacn0n, and tho market to-
ward noon became nrIn as the demand for gold for
the Clearing House Was 70 urgent tnat holders had
their palauccs carried free OF ntercss anu for two
anu three per cont. These rates sthuiased DuyinR
AZ at TINS time q telegram roui Washington
reported thai the House had peremptorly
ordered the Banking Committee to BRING IN bi Tor
Afty millions more currency the "Duls" took
courage ana put the price 10 ll7,4. Subsequently
as the rate Tor carrying became heavier, although
there were intermediate uansacuons ~ "hat !"
there was less disposition 70 buy. because the
bulls" began to Ieel tnut the only hope of rIse
ky IN short Interest," as the loreign exchars SO
was weak, while the quotation Tor hye-twennes III
London was steady ut so 1915 to 10, and active in
FRANKFORT Ut 054. IL is curious fact that what ls
known AZ - spnt' should DC bid III tnc LONDON
quotation, the smallest difference heretofore
being an eighth. After the board adjourned
the current IN again In favor OF tns 'bus" ana
Oh the reportea Duying of the leading governments
bankers the price again touched NIX. Just ns tho
close OF street business, however, the German
bankers seemed 10 De N possession VI so1nc scWes
news by ca0lo aud s0id all the way down 70 li3A.
The English cable was not working to-day, and the
London and Frankfort quotations. came by way Of
Pads. The heavy TRANSACTIONS OF yesterday arc
shown III the report OF the operations OF tne Cod
Exchange Bank, which were az fo.io~s:-Gvld
cleared $g3 900; gold balances 81 a7 $40; cu1-
reney balances, S2,62a9a0. The CHEF hucsaatio..s
were aa foltOWa:--
The New York herald., 1870-02-26
ROME.

xhc Papnl Annihenin OF Fenionlsm-TIow the
Great Gun Was Priuicd and Loaded Dis
cuaskon Among the Pnpal Artillerists-
~FIre''-Thc Killed and Wounded.
ROME. Feb. 8, 1870.
The change from eggs to apples Is not whit
stranger .hau " drop the subject OF love spoken
OF II your fashions letter from the Holy CITY FIR
Yenianism; but . newspaper s like q miniature
voflo; the pans and joys products aud ,mp0rts OF
miivldua aad nations 70 be found In Its pages.
Toe fenlan brotherhood cen5ure. curse, excommu-
nicat.on, anatnema ana ma edictlon ia just made to
Ts iortn from tae hoy office, and the author OF the
sane liz Paul Cardinal Cullen, or Dublin, by the
grace OF God and nie favor or the Apostolic See.n
Archbishop Manning, OF Westminster, WORKED zeal.
ousiy ior the Same cnd, but the rank OF Paul
cnaDled MIN engineer .ne matter through: bur IL
must be admitted tna ali tue gisa bishops assisted
HIM.
IL has been stated that Archttshon Mcuate or
TuamA protested against the matter but IL Il not
true. He joined with als nrotner bishops He Is
SICK ana tircn VI the twadde ana buncoguc OF the
teoians. I've greas point of dispute Was tue word
American. several of the bishops from me Un,e,i
siates ooJected 70 including the American with lne
Irish Fenians; but Paul knew well tnat II the
Yankee irisaInefl" we're not flciuied ihe matter
would oe little letter than waste paper.
The arcnbish0ps VI New York. ClncinDati and st.
LOUIS protested against the Americans beng m
eluaed, but they were not able to Keep tho same
toIn being adopted.
The Bui wlll be issued; the Feuians viii have 20
renounce tue right wIngn and DID adieu To the
f'eft wing" upon their Denucd Knees II they intend
10 keep IN wllh Mother Church and prepare Iheir
souls Tor heaven II tney prefer the standard OF
Stephens 70 tnat OF st. Peter the rhetoric Of
<ral ONel TO the cpistles OF st. Paul. let them ~
nnaihema- according TO tue Bu. They must choose
very soon between the ''Head Centre" OF Heaven
anu the &c y. !. H." II would be cruel TO tDrog
water upon the expiring organization: II mas
gatnercd many dollars aud made u great deal OF
nose throughout the United States; IL has democrat
lzed the nerves OF many excellent Old ladies Of both
Ire. md and 10 nas gOutrlDutpl small
1egree to strip thc EsLapinnei Church in that pr0s
The New York herald., 1870-02-26
STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
~~~~~~~H~~~

FRIDAY, Feb. :b-6P.M.
Asnrs.-Rcccipts7 packages Pot moderate do
mand and with small recspts prices steady 81 26
81 g. Pearl remained dull and nominal.
BEEswAx quiet ami board Of no sales. Prices,
hswever quite steady At Ssxc. &C.
CODpA dui, but unchanged Huays mil, In boni
auoted Al &c., gold, and Mar,caibo In bond. &c. &c.,
2o1 c. for .rsal rope and lsc. Jared Rnssia.
CAM IrR-The market was dnil the demand being
fined ANAL lots. Western andlciiy qaoed
M ,e, sIsm At ana and, I..sn. at Ssa; ca asc
full prices. We quote Sugar shocks inch heads ~ 40
~; IS do s3 $s 10; molasses DO, 50 do ~ o.
z 81 % pipe dd n ,,s ~ . "a s s 5an sS y % y s sss d0
CoprEn-rL market for ineot qnet. the demand
Ssn sh. and prices favored buyers Sales $4,000 ita in
CoITrr.-Rio sow Of sale, but held for fnl figures
Saes .lS bags, ex-steamer South America on private
terms. For other kinds the market continued dn J..
lbse: ,S,4c. good Do iic isS prime do' 5Ac
per. Isc. 100 ceysn, Ne, isc.; Narassibo, lshc
saze. Lasaayra, fs4c. s,1e; Jamaics, isc leac.;
fc tsc. savaniia. c. l7Sc., al gold, duty paid.
CorroN.-rhe market for this staple opened about &c.
inquiry for speculation, but cosed rather the
Improvement aro bnAiness consummated, sales
he NJ ss bales of which 2i7S for export. 1891
Tor r'' Ss sns was ~ es Ts'0 m as
prices hc above those obtained yesterday At the Close
weSs ise bale. Ss:i: linz FsSrasry .. asse q,
:sae, 800 DO for ~ 40 g. for June
nasa At &c. ana 20 S 10 fs aa s1y q sas 30 aS i"
%,dins ie Tor FeSrusry Feb ss" for HsrcS s" II
S ss for % june a q s s se for Nay
Utksvts IobifS aLl
The New York herald., 1870-02-26
A WHlsKsY RCBS. .aY.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday carman
named James McGreeny was charged with obtain
ing, ny means OF forged order purporung to be
from e. Simpson Co., Of II Dey street, five
barrels Of BOURBON whlskey, from Hind, Drake 4
Co., II Pearl street The whiskey was delivered by
the latter hrm ana was taken by the prisoner to a
store in Broadway, and, before his apprehension
Was removed by some parties yet unknown. Detec-
1--we Howe, VI the twenty sixth preclnct, arrested
McGreeny and he was Dro1yhJ before Alderman
Moore, who committed nm 10 answer. Before
McGreeny was taken 10 the cells be o1ered to Mr..
uuru aud mr. simpson to pay Tor the wniskey or
store ~ II they wouia release MIN. Tney asked tae
Uler8 II taey could accep. the money, ana ne told
tnen ley couio II they wished to change positions
with tue prisoner by compoundins felony, ano
that the court was not place 10 De used Tor collect
ing debts. NcGreeiy was removed To the cells
and III application on Tue pat5 OF these gentetuen
~ see the prisoner was refused by the magistrate.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

Wheat wns dull, but the was Tor spring and
ss'.e sa:ss: y 4 Is ior No. ;p,ins dsiysrss
su. or z NO. ii .s
s.:s Corr s @ sasa
mn IA st s,' r. @ An ~ for TO- Do: s s' I SOC M & ss;
Ssy Sa., were a. Sa steady Sac. sass su,s. s.
ei. fourIowed state sold on private terms.
~ %, S VIZ r.
snaterng business was without activity There was moi
s'%ss
% ;ss . re Ss. cotton 5 tytr r"a
IL was hi 80 t. Lcansss " ss ..S.l as
SO II I'LL: s rosn s ss seMen bale. cot
s 5sss
70 IA epSS with % SS Ss ,sa"s% at a =. T. big to AM AM
sss sgss essss ss % s; sa'e q antwerp .s ns
fs sS % ne .ss " .s o ' s5 from so
ais bark 2ctO bbls the Wndward. soc and back
aide Cue. back, sugar al Is and moassss a. ~ &
brig TO the Aedi,erranean win bO bDis. petroie
ssnsr.l mp Melbourne. sydney. pr.
70 vita AZ % M Saf Isr o oa'os Se
same rort with Ice to Madras, private terms.
was light Cloth wo. quoted sM@s so Oh. IN
and on a. lsc ssc 500 bales cloth In boad, were sold
nors-Ihs marts. was SSnchaneed The demand was
70 ssoes s.e .a is latter held
parties as high as SOC. : ssc. :
quoted at lc nAc. gold; lue "a GSc 90. sisal
mJ4c, DO, and Tampico 71c., do, In boAW
HAY-lhe demand was fair, ana the market was firm Mt
the following prices shipping VIC. aSc retail lots, 81 ~
2 ions rye straw III % III ~; short DO, S5c sVc.
DC
OF consequence. Few lots EEiinon sold
xS. ficcs ranged from ga 81 TO SS5 Refined bar
dull nominal al Sc2 o. Of wrought scrap % tons
sold private terms. Rats quiet but steady
former pricesvix, tnglsh &55 gold, and American S6
S77 currency American duh and depressed prices
$Sa 80 ss 5, for No2; a.o ton. No toun.ry were dis
nominal at former prices.
LEAD.--Forcign trHo active, but prices
favoring buyers. Ordinary brands quoted X6 10
~ ~ god. Saes 100 sous Spanish private
LEAruRR--Ihe market for homlock sole active the
demand beng principally from buyers prices
arm, she most OF the sales being figures ,c.
outside quotations. The continue there
increase IN the stock, winch 10 well assorted oak
dull for all kinds crops whch moderately dealt
In at former bsurcs rtough au but unchanged we
append the current quot tatiols:--
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E u r o P e.
The Cuban Question as Treated
in Spain.
pio YoaD and the Cardinals IN Anathemo Of
ktsk.Amcrican RadlcaIiSma
Eng William Of Prussia to tho,
NORTH German Parliament.

The French transat.Ontic mall steamship 81. Tau.
rent, Captain Lelnar.e rom navre BY way Of Asest
February To- arrived at TINS port ~ oar o'clops yes
Serlay morning. Tho St. Laurent cxpEerlenoeA ncav5
weather after PASSING Newfoundland. she handed
ninoly passeagcrs the usual niats and ear Euro
poan files aad SPECIAL European oorrcsJeAslense IN
aclail OF our caosc telegram desoaiches
'Tne German aaii steamship Unloa, frssn South
snp,o0 the l5sa VI February. srrIyed ~ thk port
yesteriay eveaaz.
An address WAS prcscniod TO *. Onivtor 1,gncd ~
namcr0us AMI men OF stAaling Of faris, ex
pressing tncr Sympatny for I,e general asli,uds-o
Mc Ans'rY and also their hopes Gaat .she nbesal
,Hxs w.l 30 elected wlsDsut any paoasc als.urB
klise.
GsaiGsaaas's Messenger, or Paris 81 the 18th Of Feb
yuary tsvenhlgl reports as aolowS.-
Two OF tae pera0ns arrested sae day before yeste,
day nave Sson a. nDsrty namely, Il UElc lie
Yoa,eie. eonor ot the Asfsestlasse, aud N. Jules
HSnrl De3iiSuetre.
z The Auaseiualss reanpeared IN Paris February Il
wtta ~ Raroeict one III tie od amptOy s, rs y6fana
rNe ch ei editor appears tO be NJ. DuDost young
advocate O ltiiow iHlnser OF NJ ienOt III the book
sailed Les suspects DC Iooo'' And Trend oi Banee
ana 1aMOett1
Couat Won der Coitz, cousin or the late Prussian
Ambassador Pa Il, married Alie- Erhard1 ono Of
tie brilliant singers od the Bcrtfn theatre.
the amount OF ,hs war budget IN Belgium for 1871
reaches lnc sum II 1851 500 francs.
The Parls IaSlN.sr1 has the suDJ0lned:-
Strange things are whispered In private. Is it
Eue tiIaL tue Dspu-,cs oil tae D Inc received from
the DcnIocratc UvAl.ni.lee = summons " go and
COaiuasAA OI tne ans lrSenS peOpie on the
bArrlcaaesf Is II true tnat tho same Deputies re-
e~aged another samfa0n- less insane, perhaps, ttan
tne CLer w give m thelr resgna ION IN consequence
~ the arrest VI al. nOcuclortr
The gracious inquiries as TO Mr. Brighrs health
made At Norwood b. order OF Queen Victoria were
answered sy the assurance that the right honorable
Csntselnans condition continues to Improve"
vAc London TINES OF the 6tn Of February says:--
The proposals sf the Chancellor OF the Excnequer
lor dating unlylnR the pubic stocks OF tne
kmgdUn received htte Encouragement from the
xasnciai authorities OF tive House vi COMm0ns, ana
are, perhaps rexarieo with indifference Or uncer-
talnSy by the country ut iarRe- Il must, indeed We
aanuGed taat the interest of the public IN the
scheme Dut renose, lor the charge o. tie n8LOn0
debt win renaln enurcy unaffected ~ Inc resul y;
all thai De sand " tnat any Improvement III
Inc popularity VI the innds must represent. 80 ar,
IN ealaAcclaent of the pabiie credit
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND STEADY.
the government market was strong and compare
lively steady. The following were the latest street
prices:-- United States currency sxes INK NIX;
do sxcs 1881, registered 1T 117<; do. d. coupon,
H7I 1l7i1; do. nve-twenties, registered. May and
November, 1l3H 1l3X; do. do, 1902 coupon, DO,
1l5 l15%; do. do. 1884, do. do, 1i3I 1i3X; do.
do 1866 do. do. 1I3at ll3X DO. do, registered.
January and July, l12k l12s1; 90. do, 1866.
coupon do, 1l2sI 1l2,a do. do, 1867 do, do. ll2A
1121s; do do, 1868, 40. do, 112S4 1I3; do. ten
iorues, registered, 1851 109 do. DO, coupon, ll1X
aII2.
SOUTHERN STATE BONDS STEADY.
The fluctuations In gold have had little effect
upon Southern securities, perhaps for the reason
that they occurred at time when there was little or
no speculative interest IN the market. winch has
teeu dull and quict for some weeks, excepting for
few OF the list To-day the Tenressecs have Deen
weak, and the new bonds sold down 10 Az. Tho
M,ssouris continue strong at q slight yielding from
the best prices attained yesterday. Tue South Caro-.
linas were firm. but with little doing. The general
list was steady and closed tn the following street
prices:-Tennessee ex coupon, s. Sc; do, new, AK
a47A; Virginia. cx coupon, 62 ez1a; do.. new, 81
G5; Georgia sixes So a s21i; do. sevens, 90 q 03;
North Caroina,ex coupon, 45S 46; do, new, 23}a
232l; Missouri SKIES, 92a 92,s; do, Hannibal aud
ST. Joseph, 81 %; louisiana skies, II u Y; do.,
levee SKIES, 7os II; 90. do. elrnts 70 So; Ala
palna eigh,s o4 94A; do. nves, 63 G5; South
Carolina skies, 8s o 90; do. new, 81 o So
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HEAVY.
Despite the decline IN gold the market for forcien
exchange has been heavy, and to-day was weak
and lower. The shipments OF cotton and bonds fnr-
nish the market with many bills that the bankers
are not solicited TO draw except at concessions The
range OF rates Notwithstanding sixty DAYS,
commercial, los 1857; good TO prime bankers,
1885 . 1857; short sight, l031 100H; Paris,
sixty days, 522I 5.l7k; short sigat, 6loA
a5.l5; Antwerp, G22S q 5.17Jl; Switzerland. 6.22k
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

porous country or number OF fat irvings. u might
nave lone soMe'pOod II the leaders drank less wins
key, reflected more and tal1ei prnienny. IL las
mD 10 irishnin ridiculous and the sD0r cf slc world
Tome has performed an act OF charity ~ exNn-
gushing It.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

A NEW SENSATION IN ERIE-wu1T,5 IN TIE WINDY
From the Introduction OF the Railroad biz tn tile
Assembly on Wednesday night by parties supposed
to be Interest OF the Erie 'rng It is inferred
That some startling developments are In picpara-
ton on the subject OF Erie stock. rhe recent dis
coverv that 1lJy out Of the seventy hi Ions or the
share capital are Ia the hands OF an organization
Of foreign caL i,aists has greatly disconnected the
'ring" ana plunged them l.to the pr9foundess
thought In search OF the means TO retain conIroi Of
The road. II is even said they contemplated
further issue OF nfty-1vo millions as
means OF restoring the balance Of power, but
as the registration rules Of the stock Exchange and
the stamping" process In England have closed the
market TO the sale OF new stock, they were at their
wits ends unln in the DESPERATION produced by
learning that special committee Of trustees was
en- route from London they hit upon the dcyic, Of
the bondhoiders OF any railroad on iorccioslng the
bonds become the owners Of road and to issue
stock, to the utter exclusion and 0oliteration
Of the old. Here was means OF riddlng them selves
Of the nightmare Of foreign stockholders, whose
ovcrshadowIng power threatened to drive the "rng"
ont OF existence. Curl0usly enough, tho 'rin1n
have been selling Erie for q long time past and as
the mortgage bonds have undergone o sudden ap-
probation and ore In sharp demand IL II inferred
tnat the stock has been exchanged for the bonds
and that as the riBg' can prevent paement OF the
interest on the latter Que next month there win be
foreclosure Of the bonds and an extinction OF the
stock. The mortgages are In i've classes, Tor to al
OF about eighteen millions OF dollars. As IL was the
sudden enhancement OF these bonds that drew at
,ention to this alleged scheme OF the ring" th3 fol-
lowing comparison OF prices will show the rise IN
their price since the LIST Of January:--
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

sI7N; Hampur0 ssX o sos{; Anster dam, sox = |
loh; Frankfort 4ol a 4oX; Drencr 7sA . 1874; |
Prussian thaiers, 7oH . Tlk. |
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

GRALs.-keceipts, D. 656 BIB 1onr 1870
meal b6 bushels wheat, ~ do. corn 4.0 no. Oas
rhe Hour market ruled dull, but prices without
tia change. he sales about 900 bUb For SoMtbrrn
nour there moderate demand Vt steady prices saes
Boz bbs. Rye hour sought AFTER ana being
higher. Tho sales 250 b6s Corn n-nucd
10 D ICQ hnla. We nuoti =
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

TIE SHAD BUSINESS IN GEoRGIA.--Tbe Senior IL
Indicted for pair Of shad which weighed eight
pounds and were very good TO ear. These slad were
caught Ia the 81. JoHns, and with 700 Of their
brethren and sisters, were brought to Macon Satur
DAY morning 10 one house. We do not know now
many other snad reached Macon ABOUT the same
time but PROBABLY large number. The fish busl-
ness IN Macon VIII soon DO matter OF thousands of
dollars per day the year round.-Aacvn (0a.) 2elc-
grQDn. tey. 70.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

Should the type settlers in Vienna carry outtheir
threatened strike the various journals VIII Issue
stcreotyped universal sheet under the tite OF the
"lnteginsolatt." aud for once all opinions OF the
press tn tnat city Will be In unison. "Lct us have
peacen Will DC the connon uolto.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL. STREET,

WALL. STREET. /
FRIDAY, FeD. 25-6 T.. Nj
Cold was no lower to-day than YESTERDAY, but It
was fcycrxshIy active at tho extremes o, ll0H .
ll.E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

The inhabitants of district number five, in
the town of Sherman, have recently erected a
school-house at a cost of $500. 1t is said to be
second to but one in Aroostook county. Dur
ing the past season, Rev Mi. Sweron of
Dickeyville, lately Incorporated town in
Madawaska, has erected very handsome
and substantial! sehooi-house, As by 80 feet,
and two stories. The State appropriated 5000
towards it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

+Member of a former Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

The Lewiston Journal says the Fat Mems
Convention in that city bids fair to be sue
cess. Only 2oo-pounders and over will be
admitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

Mr.. David Wyman, the first male child
town Tuesday night, aged about 81 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-06

A. G. DANA,
DRUGGIST AND APOTIIECARY.
Successor to J. p Deering,
No. 7 UNION Block, AUGUSTA, MAINE.
Would respectfully inform the people of
Augusta and vicinity, that he has purchased
the above stock and is constantly making
large additions to the same, which from his
long experience in purchasing, will be sold
as low as at any store in town.
Always on Hand
NOIDs, ECLECTIC PREPARATIONS,
DYE GOODS AND DYE STUFFS,
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, &C., &c.
Surgical instruments Furnished at Short Notice.
PATENT MEDICINES
In Great Variety.
Choice Perfumeries and Toilet Articles.
Druggists Fancy Goods, Hair RestOr.
ers and Dyes, Brushes and Combs,
Puff Boxes and Powders, Poe
mades, COsmetigues. Fine
French, English and
American Soaps,
Pocket Books,
Wallets,
AND PORTMONIES.
Pure. Whole and Ground Spices. Starch,
Soda, Flavoring Extracts, &C., &c.
All Goods Usually
KEPT IN A
First Class Drug Store.
Tobacco and cigars.
Ny Motto will be
Pure Drugs and Small
Pro fl ts.
And My Aim to Make This
THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded,
And Physicians Orders Solicited.
Remember the Place,
No Z Union Block,
Augusta, Me-,
Late J. Z. DEERING.
a. Q. DANA,
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