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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

DOSTONs MdTcu ~.
No special change in the boot and shoe market for
the week. The demand is even lighter than at the
date of last report but with the receipt of some
orders and few buyers still he e. trade is not entire
ly defunct. Prices are somewhat dep essed and the
auction sales have presented nducem ants to bu, ers
to take small rtments at less Than the present
cost Of manufa turing The California trade has
been heavier this season than at any previous period.
The facilities OF transportation by rail have been in
creased week by week, and clearances OF goods Tor
that State both by and rail have been large since
the commencement Of the year. The Southern mar
ket has also contributed to swell the shipments
Latterly buyers have taken only small lots, as they
have been uncertain about pr, es being ma ntaned,
and many have declared their intention OF making
US another visit, later on to secure their goods Tor
the spring and summer. The trade for these seasons
is light at presenr but must soon become more ac-
tive, and those holding the heaviest goods
are not willing to make mucn sacrifice in order to eff
rect sales. especially as they cannot sell at much
lower prices than those now current without loss,
hence present rates seem likely to be upheld. In
fact It Is evident that active demand would render
prices frmer and as nearly all the stock to be OBJ
tanned This spring is fresh made there will be no
goods to depreciate values.-IShoe and Leather Re-
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co M ME II CIAL.


STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-25 boxes
cheese 227 bars iron, bds do GU pkgs furniture 81
boxes oranges, ties lard 20 bbls pork 81 BID paper
horses, i27 bbls flour, u bales WOOL IA shoes
80 bbs resin, bolts duck, 40 bbs sugar, 40 boxes
tin, 10 cases dry goods, 10 bales domestcs, omnibus
Canada and up country, 1l2 empty barrels, tires,
"a pcs forging. 40 VIII els, crates crockery, II pcs
pipe, 30 coils warp 81 bales Irvine, casks soda ASH
Z bales bags, hid hams, 25 bags dye stuff, coil
pipe, 70 bdis leather, 16 boxes tin, Is bdls paste
board, 2 water wheels, 24O pkgs t.. order
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-196 cans milk, 305
pkgs sundries, cars sundries do lumber, 8 do
oats, do bark do flour, horse, For shipment to
Europe, car wheat. do flour, do sundries. For
shipment east, 200 bbls -four, car sundries.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD ii car
hoops, do pelts Al bags waste 81 cases goos II do
oil cloth, car lumber, 290 pkes merchandise % cars
freight for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS.&C. pkgs sundres,
239 sides leather, cars potatoes, do barrels, do
hoops.
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FESTIVAL AT MUNJoY.-The St. Lawrence
Society had successful levee at Liccoln Hall
last evening The singing by the quartette
choir from the First Baptist Church was adj
mirable, the four dialogues rendered in excel
lent style, and the supper all that could be de-
sired. The hall was crowded, and every one
seemed to enjoy the entertainment with zest.
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THE RIVERSIDE EcHo-The proprietors of
this paper organized as a corporation yester-
day afternoon under authority of a recent act
of the Legislature. Brown Thurston was
chosen Chairman and A. j. Chase Clerk Of
the meeting Bylaws were adopted and the
following Directors chpsen:-B. Thurston, E.
S. Hanson, 7. B. Emery, A. j. Chase, e.
Leach, w. G.. Soule, F. N. Dow, s. A. Strout
and G. H. Farley. After adjournment a
meeting of the Directors of the old Associa-
ton was held, at which the legal transfer of its
property rights and credits was made to the
new CORPORATION.
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EVERY SATURDAY for the current week cou-
tains six large and spirited engravings, four of
which are full page. Next week the long
promised serial story of Charles Dickens, en-
titled The Mystery of Edwin brood will be
begun, and we advise all lovers of Dickens
writings to secure the first installments in good
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MuuiCiDal Court.

RECORDER KIDDER PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-State vs.. Patrick Mcclure. Assault
and battery on Mary Mccormick. Pleaded guilt y.
Fined So and costs. Paid.
State VS.. James Quinn. Assault and battery Oh
Julia Quinn. Pleaded guilty. Fined S. and costs
Committed.
State VS.. Ellen Fitzgerald alias Ellen Morgan
THEFT OF goods from Louise Patrick of the value O
$1,000. Pleaded guilty. Ordered to give sureties in
the sum Of 500 for her appearance at May term O
Superior Court Committed
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CONNIE CTGCUT.

HARTFORD, March 25.-Edward James, a
workman on the air line railroad at East Hamp.
ton, was killed Thursday by premature ex-
plosion of blast which sent him fifty feet into
the air. Two other workmen were injured,
probably fatally
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THE PORTLAND BAND BALL.-The Ball given
by the Portland Band last evening or, more
strickly speaking, the social dance. was sue
cess. The galleries and settees that lined the
hall were well filled with spectators, while the
floor was well covered with dancers. The mu-
sic was grand, and it was a severe tax on those
who could stop but few minutes to be unable
to indulge in the dance under the inspiration
of such delicious harmony. After such a full
orchestra as that of last evening, the usual
force of seven pieces, good as it is, will seem
tame and faint. We are glad the Band had
such good house, and when We left the COM
papy were going through the nineteen dances
as if they meant business.
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Working Up a Case.
sxo., ~ y6o Drooa.

TO Ule Lutt0T " Ute I TeSS.
In your issue of March oath, a long item
with the above heading charges me with COM
plicity in crime of which am entirely inno-
cent, unless to aid an officer in the discharge
of his duty, in arresting the principal offender
be to incur the risk of being held accessory
after the fact. If the officer who made the ar
rest had taken time and pains to inquire into
the facts of the matter, and been less hasty to
accuse one who sought to do him gratuitous
favor, should not have been paraded by name
before the public as a'diog, eonniying in, or
advising the escape of the criminal whom
delivered into the custody of the officer him.
SELF d. f. BLUNT.
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ILLINOIS.
SERIOUS RIOT ON DESMoINES RIVER

SERIOUS RIOT ON DEsMoINEs RIVER.
KEoKUK March ga riot occurred yester-
day between party of 100 armed Swedes and
the Irish strikers lately employed on the Des-
moines river improvements and the workmen
who had taken their places. The rioters we're
ctficered ard soon drove off the workmen.
They then advanced on Scott's Mills, from
which Superintendent Mcdonald and two
others escaped by boats across the river.
Afterwards Sheriff Bishop arrested nine OF
the rioters. There were rumors this morning
that the works were held by 700 armed strik.
ers, who declared their intention of holding
the same against any force. About noon the
sheriff, with large police force, left for the
scene of the riot. Nothing had been heard
from them since o'clock.
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against the pending funding bin as tending to
disturb the financial condition of the country,
and embarras and injure monied transactions
and cause vast loss to all engaged in mer-
camille occupations and consequently be
great detriment to the country.
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THE CoLoRED LAND sQUATTEI

THE CoLORED LAND sQUATTERs.
Richmond, March 25.-The House to-day
passed a resolution authorizing the Governor
to call on the President for troops to suppress
thu resistance to law by colored land squatters
near HAMPTON
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS,

DR.. Don Antonio Flores has been recognized
at Washington as Minister from Ecuador. He
filled the same position ten ten years ago.
Catherine Brown, oolored woman, has re-
ceived $500 from the Washington, Alexan-
dria and Georgetown railroad for being elected
from their ears several years ago.
The business men, bankers and brokers of
chicago have adopted memorial to Congress
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W EST IN DI EA,
Cuba.

REPORTED ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN FILLIBus-
TIERS AND SPANIARDS.
HAVANA, March 25.-Some fillibusters effect
ed a landing near Neuvas GranGes and troops
Immediately started in pursuit Two gunboats
also sailed for Nervas Grandes to cut off their
retreat by sea. Hard fighting is reported near
Manali. The troops lost heavily.
There are many cases of cholera at San Mi
guel and BOga.
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Coming Againi
Portland THEATRE ,

Five Nights only, cemmeucing Tue.s
March 40. ay,
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, children I,
cents Every child receives present. "
THE GREAT LOGRENIA, The ROYAL CoNJU-
RoR and his Eur. pean Troupe Of Trained Birds
Canaries, Java Sparrows. Paroqueus, wnne Mice,
and Russian Cas-, together with his POfULAR
PRESENTATION FESTIVALS.
onn Elegant Prescsts AL uselui ana val
~OO liable, including an b leganse naus
Der Set Of Furaisure, u mi tin Ca-c silver
Watch and Ten DOllar Gold Piece gwen
to the audience each aud every night upon his I'm
partial plan which gave such universal satisfaction
on his last visit here.
Admission, Gallery % cts, with one gift envelope;
Parquett 90 cts, with two envelopes; Children 20
cts. Children to matinee 10 cts, every child re-
ceives present.
Doors open at 7. commence at o'clock.
Distribution OF presents at 80.
Matinee open at l-2 commence at 1-2 O'Clock.
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Brick House and Lot at Auction.
SHERIFF. Sale.
TATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND IS:
TAKEN on execution, and v iii be sold at public
i auction 10 the highest BIDDER on Thursday, The
thrtyfrs day OF March, a. D. 1870, three O'Clock
In he afternoon, on tn. premises the following de-
scribed personal property. to Wit:
The three st1ry wooden frame building known as
"Plummer and Marr's Packing House." 81 uated on
the easterly side OF Summer Street. in Portland in
said county, adjacent and adjoining the Portland
Distillery.
One Tubular Boiler, about fifty five horse power,
nearly new. All the gearing and ma hine,y ior
saving stone-same used by Bake g Barnard at
capt Delanes siw-mill. Also lot OF old scrap Iron
and Bots. about 2600 lbs. rs per samples.
The above named building and location IL well
adapted for manufacturing purposes.
N. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Portland aforesaid, the 23d day Of March
A. d. 1870. mr24dtd
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CALIFORNIA.

BURNING OF A RAILROAD BRIDGE.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.--The burning of
the Pacific Railroad bridge over the American
river was Undoubtedly the work of design, as
the fire was observed in a number of places at
the same time. Loss 100000.
OREGON POLITICS.
The Oregon Democrats nominated j. H.
Slater for Governor. F. Chadwick, of Doug
lass county, for Secretary of State, Louis
Fleischsimer, of Multumoh county, for Treas
urer. and l.. Patterson, of the Portland Herald,
for State Printer.
PURCHASE OF RAILROAD.
The Central Pacific Railroad has purchased
the San Jose Railroad, the first payment of
So, 500, 900 to be made in New York on the 1st
of April.
SMUGGLERS DROWNED.
of struggled opium last night. While the
smuggers were endeavoring to escape they up
set their boat and two of them were drowned.
REPUTATION IN OREGON.
In the Oregon Democratic Convention one
of the resolutions offered pronounced unquali-
fedly for the reputation of the national debt,
but substitute was finally adopted declaring
that the payment of interest, together with
other enormous expenses make burden too
heavy to be borne; that the amount of the debt
has been increased more than two fold by the
illegal manner in which it was created; that
there is neither justice nor wisdom in the re-
Ieated payment of interest; that there should
be an equitable adjustment of the debt The
other resolutions embody protests against the
tyranny of the regular military and importa-
ton Of Chinamen and declare that the 14th
and 18th amendments ought to be rescinded.
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WARRINGTON.
THE NEW LONDON NAVY YARD.

IdE NEW IONOON NAVY TARU.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Bucking-
ham and Representative Starkweather " ere
before the House Committee on Appropria-
tions to-day arguing in favor Of an appropria-
ton for navy yard at New London, and to
show the eligibility of the site for the purpose
of defence and protection to commerce.
THE SAN DoAnNGoT REATY.
In the executive session of the Senate this
afternoon Mr. Sumner concluded his speech in
opposition to the San Domingo treaty, and was
followed by MIR. Morton, who for several hours
spoke in favor of the treaty, yielding OCCASION
ally for questions.
Mr.. Schurz will address the Senate on Mon
day in opposition to the treaty. although the
Indications are not now favorable Several of
the Senators said to-day that the prospects for
ratification were improving and delay will con-
tribute to that end.
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United states 5'2Os January and July. .1071 a 1O7S
Southern States securities dull.
Union Pacific first mortgage bonds $40, Central
Pacific Railroad Bonds 921.
Money easy at q per cent. Sterling Exchange
steady at 1881,
Railways and Miscellaneous Stocks heavy and
lower with general depression IN the Market
Western Union telegraph Company fell off on a ru-
NOR that the next dividend will b. passed. The St.
Paul Milwaukee earnings last week were sos 4uO,
which is $31, 536 less than last year.
The following were the closing quotations:
A1ail
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NEW YORK. March 25-Morning.-Money easy at
q per cent. on eoll,-Evreixn- Gxshaa.xs Arua
for sight.
Gold weaker and ranged from 1929 to 1921.
The government bond market was heavy and low
er except in currency bonds.
Southern securities heavy and lower in Virginias,
but without any markek change in other bonds,
The Railway market was higher early in the day.
but dec ined g per cent. from the highest point.
Pacific Railroad mortgage, were dull, closing at s4t
@ 844 tor Unions, and W q 81 Tor Centrais.
Miscellaneous Stocks hrmer with considerable
business.
NEW YORK, March Is - afternoon. - Gold was
dull and declining during the afternoon, falling to
liz. Governments steady and lower
The following the closing quotations:
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THE PRES S
SATURDAY. Morning, March % 1870
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertiser ents this Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Sheriff's Sale. M. Adams
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
The Mutual Benefit Life Co. Simeon Williams.
Manhood. :. DR.. Curtis.
Fraud upon Housekespers. JAS Pyle.
LigOnia Lodge. A. e. Chase.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
10000 Human Feet. 1872 Middle ST.
Shoats for Sale.
Agents. :. Wanted. .Chas. White.
Notice. Albert Warwick.
Gardener Wanted. t G. Jersey.
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THE SAN DOMINGOT REATY.
MAssACHUsE TTS.

ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY.
Boston, March 25.-George W. Lovewell, a
teamster, has been arrested in Montreal and
brought to this city charged with stealing val
liable paintings and statuary, the property OF
Walter r. Brown, of New York. The proper
ty, which was landed from Europe in boxes, it
is alleged, was obtained by the accused on a
forged order. He was committed for trial.
FIRE.
A large wooden building in Roxbury, occu-
pied by w. H. Nicholson. in manufacturing
switches, employing fifty girls, was destroye ed
by fire to-day. Loss $4,000.
BAILlNG OF BURGLARS.
WORCESTER, March 25.-Hilton and Ham
mond the burglars arrested yesterday, were
to-day held for trial at the May term of the
Superior Court in $12 OOO
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DELAWARE.

EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MILL
WILMINGTON, March 25.-The granting mill
of the Dupont Powder Works exploded at
o'clock this afternoon, killing Darby McAber.
Loss $4,000.
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Children's Carriages.

I'M o,oa;o,oa D., ,bs w;snes of many Of our Gus
ana t. ss ss,s 70 s Ssr
elegant stock Carriages the .xhb,ed in Maine
op q the usst in the county,
sale at the lie Wery respect, and ranging In price
ed nrsr class 80 Forty Dollars. Call and examine
HUI" q. r. KuMBALL & LARAhN'
March II. dt
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF MAINE-CpMBKRLANDss s..
TAKEN on execution and VIII be sold at Public
L Auction to the highest bidder. on Wednesday.
the thrteth day OF March, A. d. 1870 at ten o'clock
No Is Exchange street, in Portland, fr said county,
the following described personal property, to
general assortment Of FuI niture Crockery, Glass
Ware, Stove and Kitchen Ware.
Dated at Portland Aforesaid the Goth day OF March
A. D. 1870.
NJ ADAMS, Dep. Sheriff
r. O. BAILRY Il co, AuetIonecys.
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MIDLAND BONDS !!
Seven Per Cent. Col
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX
First Mortgage Bon,.G
Railroad in New York State.
Neac- YOTE e OS2UegO
Midland Rail Road 7

NA AuAeSHAW AOe1A1 1OVON !
Extends from New York City to the CITY OF Oswego.
on Lake ontario, distance Of 400 miles, including
branches. The line Is completed about $50 miles
from Oswego, and regular trains running daily.
Rapid progress is making in the balance the line,
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
.AekTY OF THE bonds.
There IL no railroad bond off ret upon the New
York market which 50 c arly combines the eemen
OF IN CEREST as this: in proof OF which assertion
| the following simple lacts are .ented:
1. The LOCATION Of THE ROAD, stretching
| from the City Of New York across the Northern
part Of New Jersev and the rich and poIulous
MIDLAND COUNTIES Of NEW YOSK STATE.
the nearest port on the great Lakes, Is such that
from The moment it is opened. The Route from New
York 10 Buffalo will bs shortened seventy miles,
THE COST UF BUILDING THE ROAD
about $4,000 per mie and 500 OF that amount
necessarily furnished Dy stock subscription before
MILE Is Of ROAD BUILT AND IN RUN RGSNIS Sa
OVER Sc GOo,orO have already been paid in on
s. The mortgage bonds on every railroad running
out OF New YORK City are good, ami interest Is
I. THE TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY OF
this great through route OF railway between the
Lakes and the Atlantic coast, 400 miles In length
will thus be only $3.50 per annum alter the whole
line is completed On the most moderate calcula-
"A
MONTH would Tar exceed this sum.
THE RATE OF INTEREST.
They bonds pay seven per cent. in cold free OF
ULitedS income tax, and this with gold at 120
il equal 10 about 8 Ii PER CENr.A YEAR. No
rational person could expert q SAFE INVEST
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE to be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
THE BONDS.
The bonds have 25 years run; are issued in de-
nominations Of 1000; bear Seven Per Cent. Inter-
est in gold tree OF income taxi are Couoon Res is
| tered, with interest," payable semi-anpuay in New
York, on the LIST Of January and 1st OF July.
PRICE: PAR AVID ACCRUED IN.
TEREST.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C., may be had on appli-
cation.
DUPEE, BECK Dc SAYLES,
100 State Street, BeAton.
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
Bankers, No. 20 Ndssau-St
no24d&w1y
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UTAA.
A GENTLE NEWSPAPER ON THE GULF

SALT LAKE CITY, March 25.-The Daily TEL
egraph, Gentle paper, says in regard to Mr..
Cullom's polygamy bill that it agrees with the
Sun and other journals, that the better way for
Congress to deal with Utah is to admit her as
State, let the high civilization, religious bear
ing, noble example and Christian arguments
of the millions of the Republic lead the thou
sands OF Utah to a higher moral plane if they
can.
PERSONAL.
Brigham Young arrived at st. George last
night on his way back to this city, which he
will reach about April oath.
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CrOckery to the Trade by Auction.
ON or about April 9Th, we shall offer at public
~ auction, larse invoice Of staple Croc cry con-
sis'Dg of White Granite, G. Rockingh ham and
Yellow Ware, In variety. Particulars and Cata-
logues furnished hereafter.
lnr24dtd F. o. BAILEY & co, Austioneers.
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IN NEW YORK.
ALLEN B. MINER, AUcIIoNETR.
By HENRY q. LEEDS & MINER.
Salesrooms:
Nos. 95 Chambers and ~ Ready Streets.
Art Galleries:
Nos. SIT and SO Broadway.
On WEDNESDAY. 9Th, and THURSDAY, 7th OF
April, at IL O'Clock each Gay at the
Extensive Carriage Repository Of NIessrs.
Jas. II. Gene a Co., formerly Adams
& Cone, N. e. corner Great Jones
Street and Broadway, No. 6s4,
Positive and Peremptery sale
Of the 1nest and most com-
ple,c stock Of 4 arriages
ever offered In the
United States at
auction. To
be sold
Without reserve, The Partnership sermi-
mating en- the nrsi OF May, and the arm
retiring ffsm business.
This extensive stock will be found to comprise
1875 TEHICLES.
the greater portion of which have been manufactur-
ed by this well known firm aud JAMES B. BREwe-
TER. TO their order, expressly for New York City
Broadway trade, and is warranted in every respect
Clarences, Landaus, Londulets, Ceupes
CoUpelets, Barouches, summer Coach-
es,Park Phaetens, Dog Carts, VIC
torias, q abriolets, Aix.seat Fam
lily Reckaways, Spndowns,
Coupe Rockaways, Light
Four Passenger Rock.
Always, Basket Phae.
tons, Depot aud
Jaggar Wog-
Ous aud
Light Top and Ns.top Buggies, to iuclsde
several Road Wagons and Tretting
Wagons.
| The trimmings and appointments OF the above
vehicles will be found to be both elegant and csty
as well as most stylish and OF the newest designs
and latest fashions. The entire stock Is Of recent
manufacture, and warranted In ever, respect.
Also. several setts of Double and Single Harness.
made to order suitable ior city several Strings
Bells, Robes, hugs, Jacks extra poles. &c, Sc &C.
Also, the White Horse carved by the workmen of
the firm.
Also. the entire Store and Office Fixture, and
Furniture, inclu'tng Desks, RacLs aud Double
Iron Safe by Lille; AWNINGS Curtains, Shs les &C.
Terms cash. Catalogues ready on Friday, 25th'
and viii; be mailed at request. Stock now ON ex-
hibition as above. mr25 1w
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE Buildiug by Auction

AdIS 10 DubNAss6 W HuStiOus
IN SATURDAY, March 26th, at ~ o'clock M.
recently occupied by w. W .klby. Said building Il
two s'o'ied with French roof, and Is somewhat In
ured by fire. 1t contains large store AMI ten Dc
lshed rooms; was built in 1867 his sale offers
vacant OTIS.
mr22td F. o. BAILEY s. Co., Auctrs.