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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23
STATE OF WISCONSIN. \
Executive Department J
Madison. Oct 10 1Q7l

SAINT Z. Spring, Esq, Treasurer, Portland. Me-
My DEAR SIR:-As instructed by your tele-
grams of the 14th and 10th inst, / have this day
through the State Bank at Madison, drawn
upon you for the sum of twoithousand dollars.
For the PEOPLE Of Wisconsin but more par
ticularly for those who have been rendered
homeless and destitute by the late tires around
Green Bay thank the citizens Of Portland
for this generous donation.
have just returned from the burned dis-
trict. Ruin and desolation ale on every hand
there. We are now iee1iDg over 5000 men,
women aud children. Most of them must De
supported through the winter and spring They
must be housed, clothed, fed, and aided, to
commence work upon their farms. But they
are hopeful, and freely appreciate the eener-
osity of the people.
Again extending TO the people of Portland
my warmest tbauks, l am,
Respectfully yours,
LUCIUs FAIRCHILD.
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fall 80 q 81. Corn dull and shade lower; Mix
ed on trae> 435 t9 44c. Ols quiet; Mxea on track,
&c. PORK quiz at IL CO a Is %. Baron easier
shoulders u q Y; lear lib Il q Sc; clear sides a,
SIC gar cured Hams l7le.
CHARLESTON, Oct Election dull; Mlddiing
Upands ISc.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 21.-- Cotton in good demand :;
Mt1dhug uplands at 10.
MOBILE, Oct. 2I.-Cottor dull; MidIiing ut!snes
18Ic.
new Ga; SAM, Oct. 2t.-Gotron dull AID lower;
Midd!ing uplands lsfc.
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HORTICULTURAL - Successful and progress
sive as we are in Maine ia the cultivation OF
most kinds of fruit, we have by general con-
sent nearly abandoned all attempts to cult
ate peaches.
Northeast OF the Piscataqla the lateness of
the negotiating season tends to discourage en-
terprise in attempts to cultivate this delicious
fruit and we leave it to Southern and Wes-
tern States to supply US, with large expense of
transportation and profit to dealers in various
places, before they reach tae consumer here.
Iu this season, however, there seems to have
been failure of supply Of the better qualities
of this delicious fruit in all the peach growing
regions; aud cur fruit market has been more
scantily supplied than heretofore. 1t has been
the more gratifying therefore to the writer OF
this notice, aud probably to Others to f ed that
experiments in this line have not entirely
ceased
We have seen to day, Oct. 18th, a peach tree
in the garden of Mr.. Goddard, corner of Free
and Centre streets, of six years growth. plant
dby him, the trunk measuring five inches in
diameter, nearly TIVE nty feet in height and
about the same in the spread of the limbs in
AL directions from one circumference to the
opposite.
There were more than a peck Of those we
saw, OF size of which 200 would fill bushel,
come of them still growing. They are OF the
white species, juicy, rich 10 fl ivor, and larger
than any we have seen in our fruit maik
from any quarter the present season.
In bearing season the tree was large enough
to bsar from two to three bushels.
A PORTLAND CITIZEN.
October 90 1871
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~ ASIfaNGTON.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The baauce in the
Treasury at close OF business to day were, 10
coin, $97, 036 lis; currency, S7,62l 365; gold
cert ficates, So, S4 500.
The Gloucester Schooner.
The collector of customs at Glouct ster has
officially notified the Secretary of Treasury OF
the seizure and recapture OF the schooner Ed
ward A Horton. As the pa pers OF the sehoon-
rr have been lost the owner respectfully asks
that urw papers be issued, as there has been no
condemnation Of the vessel by English courts.
The seal a.ocs Again.
The Secretary of Treasury has suspended
the operation AID Instructions Of the depart
ments requiring, after the first OF December,
the use of American seal locks on cars convey
ing domestic goods through Canada till Feo-
ruary Let, at which date further instructions
will be issued.
Internal Revenue.
The Iaternal Revenue receipts 70: the fiscal
year to date are $43, 439 1868.
Georgia MntteIs.
The accounts from Georgia are that Judge
Erskn seems determined to demonstrate that
there is no occasion for military occupation,
that the State officers of his court are arresting
men by scores in the upper part OF the State
under charge of Kluxism. The Savannah Re-
publican says, "Fne law is being INDICATED by
the civil tribunals and we believe Georgia iu-
RES have long since passed hatience with heed
less men, VINO are bringing SO mucn tI0uDe
upon the State, will punish them when proved
guilty.
nbnst Comply.
Solicitor Banfeld decides it necessary that
al steamers and steamboats, comply til
provisions OF act OF February, 1871, and that
certificates co ust state how many passengers
each steamer has accommodations for.
The Treaty Ccmihisaien.
WASHINGTON, Oct. % The rooms OF the
United States aud British Commission are
neatly furnished, and the apartments are desio-
rated for the Court Of Commissioners aud
Secretary. The Commission is now prepared
for business, bot the session wIl not be resum
III the 5.h OF November Ia the meantime,
i1StrectIoos and the necessary blanks will be-
furnisfe ed to all who may desire lkem.
The Civil Service.
The Civil Service Commission were yester-
day engaged in considering special cases of
exemption from the proposed s. stem of ex lm-
nBtion for Office.
The Acting Commissioner of Patents has ex-
tended a patent to John z. Merry, of Rock
ford, ILL.,. for moving machines, and refused
the application Of Nicholas Whitehall, of Ohio,
for an extension of patent for cultivator.
The President.
President Grant has returned to Washing
ton. 1t is probable that Cabinet meeting
will be held Tuesday.
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PENSION STATISTICS The following facts in
relation to the pension system have been COM
piled from the data prepared for the report of
the Commissioner of Pensions:
The aggregate annual amount Of pensions of
widows and dependent relatives upon the roll
June 80, 1871, was less than on the 3d. of
June, 1870. This was owing to the lrssenng
of individual pensions ky minors reaching the
age of sixteen years. There were 1893 Revo-
lutionary soldiers of the Mexican war, and
1O3791 soldiers of the war of the rebellion per =
stoned as invalds. Ii is thought that the an
nual expenditures COR pensions for other than
the latter class have nearly reached their max
imum, and that during the next ten years they
will gradually and materially decrease.
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TIE PR ESS.
MONDAY, OCTOBER %. 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements, To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Granulated Sugar, &c.. .Cogia IL ssln.
Bonds Swan & Barrett.
An Anchor TO Wndward.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Peoples Course. City Hall.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Dry Goods, &c...F. o. Bai'ey & Co.
Guardians Sale. ...J.C. Shirley.
Crockery. IF. o. Bailey g. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Portland Savings Bank frank Noyss.
For Matanzas. IA. L. Hobson.
For Cardenas. "a. L. Hebson.
Independence. ...J. Burleigh & Co.
For Baltimore. =. .Chas Sawyer.
To Let. Martin Gore.
To Let. Tenement.
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CAaIFO RNIA.


AtttHpt 10 Z TIE inc NY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21--Incendiares fired
the block bounded by 81 and 4th Market ard
Stevenson streets, last night, at five different
points. All the attempts were discovered, and
frustrated This locality is thickiy coveled
with frame buildings and it is evident the OBJ
CT was to burn the city.
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The RelsefFund.

The next entertainment of the Peoples
Course takes place on Monday evening next,
and will consist Of Readings by the talented
elocutionist, Prof. J. w. Churchill. The man
sger makes the annoupcemen in another col
nmn that the course is a success, pecuniarily,
and the four remaining entertainments are now
offered to the people at the low price of eighty
cents, and as the evening tickets are thirty five
and ty cents, we bespeak rush for course
tickets. While we cannot see how such fine
entertainments can be given at go low price,
we are confident that the manager will fully
carry out all he advertise,. A few reserved
teats a offered at sixty cents extra for the
nnnr,a
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

DUPREz g BENEDICr's Ministries at City
Hall Monday and Tuesday evenings, Oct. 23d
and oath. There is no minstrel troupe now
travelling which has kept together and main
tanned its organization so long IS this renowned
company. Their reputation extends from the
Gulf to the Lakes, and from the Atlantic to
to the Pacific, as they have traversed almost
the entire continent.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

Ir IS SAID that if puff Of air were to be
blown into a vein Of anaDima', death would in
simultaneously follow because circulation would
be stopped. The blood makes the entire cir
cult Of the human body every seven minutes,
an / Whenever this circulation is impeied or
any of its channel. are clogged by impurities
which ought to be carried off. disease follows
fever or disease OF liver or kidneys,or scrofula,
or dyspepsia To get at and remove the source
of The difficulty nse the old and infallible
blood pm fer, DR.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR RITTERs oc,18th-4w
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Supreme Judicial Court.

BEFORE JUDGE TAPLEY.
Observation-Disclosures of North Yarmouth vs.
Inhabitants of West Gardiner. Action to recover
for supplies furnished to John johnson. Verdict for
plaintiff for $1C0.
T. II Drummond, L. Clay.
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Topeka, Oct. 21.-In the United States court
to-day three men were sentenced TO five years
Imprisonment each for stealing government
mules at Fort Hasker. One man TO two years
for personating agovernment officer, and one
for ten years Tor robbng registered letters, and
one for six mouths unoer the enforce ment act
for tGtf!ng balot boxes.
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Wood! WOOG!

rARD and SOFT WOOD for sale at No. 4S Lin
Ill colin street. Also Dry Edgings.
WM. HUSE.
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BANGOR. Oct. % The correspondent of the
Wing writes that a Mr.. Hodgkins of Sebec, an
old man of IS years, committed suicide by
hanging on Friday night. He had pr vicusly
shown symptoms of insanity.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

SMART BoY.-One day last week little SON
of Sewsll @. strput, Esq less than eight years
old. inspired by the narratives Of the SUFFERING
in Chicago, started to DO something aimsel If for
their relief. Without word to any ore bs
looked over his own wardrobe aud selecting
such garments as he had outgroWn aud Others
which he thought he could spare, started out
on an expedition among the neiahbor aud
finally collected quite a bundle OF clothing,
which he put into a little wagon and drew
down to the City Marshals Office and contrib
uted as his part toward the charitable euter-
prise,
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FoR WEST PENsAUKIE.-Tbe notice Satur
day morning concerning Mrs. Barker brough
a eepeious contribution of clothing of various
kinds, almost filling oce large packing case,-
but there is yet room for few more articles
winch Will lie very acceptable today, as is is
de'iiab'e to forward the case to morrow morn
lag. A donation of ticking or bed ticks quilts,
comiolters or clothing OF any de .cription will
be taken charge OF and Immediately forwarded
by Wm. M. Marks at this off ,e, or may he left
at his house, No 20 Carlton street.
Mr.. Charles L. Batchelder left IS for this
purpose Saturday morning
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

THE UREA match for 500, between the
bay gelding Plough Boy and the black geidlng
Good Templar, was trotted at Forest City
Park on Saturday afternoon. The race was
won by Plough Boy in three straight heats.
Tina 800, 800, 3O1. There was but small
number of spectators in attendance, and Ettle
or no enthusiasm was manifested as to the re-
suit. This was probably the last race OF the
season, as the weather is now too cold to rem
der the sports IF the turf attractive. Alto
gether the season has been most successful
one, and the public are greatly indebted to Mr..
Head for the many days of pleasure which
they have enjoyed at Forest City Park
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EaAXT..
Trauhlf. heiMreu HuYli and Suaia.

Is required by the hrst OF tEe rules adopted by
the commission,
Trouble between Hnyii and Spaia.
PoRT AU PRINCE, Oct 16-The commander
of Spanish man of-war having demanded
the delivery Of the fiibustering steamer Hor-
net, the Haytieu Government refused to COM
ply With the demand, whereupon the Spanish
consul hauled down the consular flag ana went
on board the man of war, which started for
Havana.
The rainy season interrupted the delivery Of
the coffee crop.
Further Psriiculars.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81 "A Port au Prince let
ter of Oct 9th gives the details of an attempt
of the Spaniards to take possession of steamer
Hornet. The Spanish consul, backed by two
Spanish war vessels, having on board the
Spanish Admiral, sent communication to the
Havtien Government demanding that in forty
eight hours the Hornet be given into their
hands, and unless their demand was complied
with the Spanish authorities would proceed to
take her. A claim Of Sl20, 600 in gold was also
put ia by way of Indemnity, being the amount
alleged to have been expended for coal aud
other necessares in watching the Hornet. AS
no answer was given to this question q meet
ing was he'd on the 7lh inst, composed OF the
ministers OF France, England aud America.
Mr.. Bassett, afterwards proceeded to President
Saget's place for conference. The President
being at Aux Cages, Mr.. Bassett only saw the
Minister CT the Interior. Mr.. Bassett claimed
in behalf of the Hornet that she was no pirate
and consequently had a right to claim full pro-
lection as an American vessel, and in bis
official capacity he would do his utmost to
shield her. The minister stated that it was
out of his power to comply with the demand
Of the Spanish consul. The Hornet being
under foreign flag the diplomatic corps con-
Cured in the minister's refusal and entered
their protest accordingly. A decision will
soon be given. The Spanish consul decided to
haul down the flag, went on board the Admir-
ais ship and sailed for Cuba to obtain further
n,tructions.N There is 30 American war YES
sci in porte
F0i cIsm Ett ms
Prince Napjl landed at Ajaccio Saturday
but no demonstra lou was made.
The Turkish Government intends to appro-
pirate tue revenue of the mosques.
The Enelish papers announce strike Of all
the hands in the wooden trade, numberin G
IA 800, Tor an advance of ten to fifteen per
cent. in wages. An early settlement If the
dispute was however probable.
The Manitoba expedition, consisting of 300
men and necessary officers, sailed Saturday
from Colngwood, Ont, for Red river.
4 - NJ NJ q; X & I Ak.
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NEETEOR0LOGFCAL.
synOpis of Weather Rep srts for the pns-
Twenty Hours.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. G.. I
Oct %, 600 p. MO
Probablit;es-The barometer will probably
continue to fall on Monday throughout the
extend from Blue Ridge westward; easterly
winds possibly with rains from lower Florida
and North Carolinaa partially cloudy and warm
weather in Middle and Eastern Stetes, and
westerly winds from New England TO Wiscon-
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THE semi annual session of the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars will be held in this city
next Thursday and Friday in the Reception
Room, City Building, commencing at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. A public meeting will
tie held in City Hal on Friday evening, over
which Governor Perham viii preside.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

CHE musical critic of the New York Tribure
In speaking of Parepa Rosa. rays: "She has
The one voice, which has no detective notes, no
faulty intor ations!"
By purchasing season ticket and reserved
seat TO the Army aud Navy Course, the cost of
admission, including reserved seat, will be thir-
ty-seven and one half cents Such low prices
we've never known before.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

LARCENY OF HoRsE.-A horse and wagon
owned by Mr.. H. A. Dow was taken from the
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad depot
about o'clock Saturday afternoon, where it
had been left temporarily by the person in
charge of it, Sunday morning, about 8 o'clock,
il was seen driven into the yard of the Saco
House, Saco, and was afterwards restored to
the owner, but the thieves had fed
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

TIDE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
will begin their twenty second course of lee
lures on Wednesday evening next, John B.
G ugh being the irst lecturer, answering in bis
iLinitabe way the question, "Will it Pay?'
and combining humor, wisdom and iustruc-
IT'LL The Association has secured for the
course the most able and eloquent speakers ia
tue country; the names Of Cough, Chaplin,
Bcecher and Curtis being of themselves sufic-
lent to fill the hall Rev. c. G. Ames, of Cali
ioruia, who comes, a stranger to our people, is
spoken Of as speaker of extraordinary abili-
ty. The New York papers pronounce rece mt
lecture of his as one of the most brilliant ever
delivered in that city. Hon. Carl Shurz,
James T. Fields and David A. Wells are al
ready we'll known. The supplementary course
by female lectures is a novel feature in the
history of the Association. Purchasers of
tickets to the regular course will be entitled to
very liberal discount in the purchase of tick
cts to this series. The sale of tickets is al
ready very large, and on the opening night The
bal will be crowded, be assured of that.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

ATRoPHY ARRESTED. CON-
POUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITs.-Was
OF the tissues of the body is arrested, the mus
Giles made firm, and the nerves regain their
power by using Fellows Compound Syrup of
Hypophospbites
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

ALL THE SOLDIERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The following is correct statement, com
piled with great care in the Pension olhce' OF
the total number of soldiers tervins III the
wars, &c which the nation has engaged IN
since 1775 1t will appear in the forthcoming
A.. af Pensions!
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

HORSE BLANKETS AND RoBEs-for the ,mill
ion. Cheap for cash at the Carriage Bag ,ar,
IA Exchange st.
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AacfinanI n-.-I

PARIS, Oct PA dispatcb from Metz re-
ports that serious troubles have arisen between
-: --1 Snnth GERM n snldiary in the
garrison there, and that several encounters
ahd pusliisilcal ARRAYS have occurred bet wee u
members of the Bavariap and PIussian reoi
HE uts -
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Boy DIsAPPEARED.-Augustu II. Batchel-
der, son OF Henry L. Batchelder. of West Cor
bam, disappeared from his home four weeks
ago to-day. He was only thirteen years old,
and his parents are anxious to obtain news OF
him
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Foreign Exports.

ST. JOHN NIB. Schr Ida J-930 bbls. -four. zoe
do oatmeal, 100 do refinel OIL II luneheons spir ts
HALIFAX, N. ). Steamer Carlotta-1000 bbls
-four, 100 do oatmeal, 4276 gals porter ard ale 2Ga
bags att 80 boxes cheese 1910 calls spirits, $50 doz
brooms 10 clothing lOs pkgs coniectionery3
lbs tobacco 10J pkgs stoves and ~are 10 pkgs turni-
ture 25 Ibis split peas $3.50 los batter 80 pigs sun
dries.
HAVANA. Brig Torrent-i300 boxes sh ooks, COO
prs heaong, AZ, 2s6 1t lumber iiGS rho ks and heads
54 bdls no 1000 cabbages 1000 boxes herring, G.
drums fish 10 bbls. beans, 81 do potatoes.
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RrsSs.I. 6,Ir;~.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Henry Hammond, agent
OF the British Government at Washington in
the matter OF the reception of claims of Brit
ish subjects upon the United States. has been
instructed not TO present any those claims till
the claimant has filed at the office of the com
missiouers appointed under the treaty of
Washington. The formal statements of claims
is required by the first of the rules adopted by
the com mis.inn
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23

MEMS and Boys clothing manufactured and
warranted by Ohio Hawkes. & Co. 6&w
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A FACT.-The best place in town to buy
Hats or Caps, is at MAHER & Co., opp. post
Oficn Oci2l 3t
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HAVANA, Oct. 2l.-Sugar--The stock remaining 10
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas is G4 900 boxes
and 1901 hhds.; receipts tor the past week 80 bxs
exported during the week from Havana and Matan :
zas $500 boxes and 200 hhds which AIS boxes and
all the hhds wore for the United States. Market
firm and the demand fair No2 Dutch standard
sugar at 10 reals y arro5e; Nos 10 to IL do at 81
g 10 reals Nos. Is 90 at III a 13I reals. Molas
Sngar-Nos. to 1921 reals ~ arrobe; Muscovada; ;
fair to good refining s. reals. Freghts W box Sugar
from Northern ports OF Cuba to the United States
15c p hid do do $3.50. Exchange OIL United States
~ days, currency, u q 2 per cent. discount
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22- 80 a. M.-Cotton-Mid-
ding uplands ssd; do Orleans 9sd; sales 5000 bales
LONDON, Oct. 2t-I1 so A. M.-Ccnsols opened at
VIZ tor money and account.
American securities-U S. 5-2Os, 1862, 9Os; DO 1865
old. 90i; do 1867, 80; U. s. 10-40s 50.
PARIS, Oct. 21-A. M.-Rentes at 57i 15c.
LoSDoN. Oct. 21-1 80 P. M. Consols 9b for money
and account.
American securities = U. S 5-20's 1862, sos; d.
1865, cid, 800; d. 1867, 81; U. S. 10 4VsS 81.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2i-1.30 r. M-Cotton closed
heavy; Middling uplands 81: do Orleans 9!d; sales
500 bales. Pork AIS Cd.
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JUDGE MORRIS PREslDtEG.
SATURDAY John Cunningham search and seiz
lre process. Paid fine of $50 and costs.
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SOZODONT GratifieS all who use It.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. M&'
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October 20. 1871.

WE the undersigned, dealers in West Mar
ket Row, agree to close our stores at s O. clock
p. m, from Monday, Oct. 23J till further no.
tice, with the exception of Saturday evenings:
Amos L. Millett, Chas. j. Pencil. G. A.
Weston & Co., VIM. Mliken & Co., johnson
& Cloyes Bros. A. Deering & Son, Goody &
Deering, Kimball & Barker, D. Jones, Sam'l
L Knight, J.. W. Laiten, Waldron s. Fair
brother, A. &. Grover.
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z,w stscA as0 a7DA.s Tsrkr..
NEW YoxK. Oct 81 -nOrning.-Gold opened at
1921.
lt9i.
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R. xk. HUNT,
Commission Merchant aud Auotioneer

NO, 316 Congress ST., will sell every evening
N large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to tui
purchasers wholesale prices Cash advanced on a.
descriptions of goods. Consigaments not limited.
February IL, 1868. dit
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GRAND TRU,,K RALwAY.-25O cans milk, 1000
bbls. -four iron, do shocks. do shingles, do
b. b. goods do starch, do hops, 50 do umb II, do
apples, do ciapboards, do bar 3 do sundiies.
Shipments East-1OOo bbls. -four, car oatmeal.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOsTOS-100 b5s.
-four, 80 bdls gas pipe so boxes tomatoes, 40
sh es, calf SKINS 179 stone jugs, 30 bags oys-
ters los boxes cf eese II center tables, so bars iron
Il coal siters 20 Ddls STEEL 81 bbs rosin 80 frkns
lard, e., crates crockery, bales crpeing, %
boxes chess, ITO pkgs to order.
For Canada ard up countay-5 organs, 10 bbls. oil.
20 bbs alum, 1CO window weights, 10 bbs. rosin, 800
bales rags 10 casks nais % bdls seel 81 bars iron
60 lis her. bales wool. do cotton IS do pless-
ed wool, 20 bbs -four, rs pkgs to CIDER,
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The LOriIIa3'd Insurance Co.

All persuns holding policies in this Company are
request d to hand them in tor cancellation and re-
turn premium, as have Information from the Com
pany VIII ch leads me believe that all the unearn
cd premiums will be refunded.
IL. S. TwOMBLY. Agent,
OExchange ST., up stairs.
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War Department, SIgral Service U. s. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit Of