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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-05
THE CAPITAL.
The Republican ana Democ ratio H.sgis-
Iative Caucuses.

Especial Dispatch by International Liue.l
AUGUSTA, Jan. AT the Republican Leg
islative caucus this evening, Percival Bonney,
Esq, of Portland presided. All the present
lncumbents of the heads of departments Were
re- nomlna ed by acclamation. "a folIows:-
franklin NJ Drew Of Brunswick, Secretary of
State; Gen. Il. B. Murray OF Pembroke, Adiu-
tant General; Thos. B. Reed of Portland, At
torney General; VIM. Caldwell of Augusta,
Treasurer 81 State; Parker 2. Burleigh of Lin
neus, Land Agent.
For Counciors-fr.t district York, Uranus
y BracketI, of Berwick; second, Cumberland
Hon. VIM. Deeriug; third. John r. Pusiter,
OF Poland; fourth, Hiram Knowltou of Show
hogan; fifth, Ebenezer Choate of Whitefield;
SIKH. Silas G. Hatch of Bangor; seventh, VIM.
Gfindall OF Pencbscot
The Districts entitled to councillors this year
are York, Cumberland, Androscoggin, Somer-
set, Lincoln, Penobscot and Hancock. The
Republicans were not long in session,an were
very expeditions.
Gov. Perham will he naugurated tomorrow,
aud his inaugural address is already in ype.-
There is larger colec ion of the friends of
Mr.. Morrill, aud Gov Chamberlain THAI yes.
terday. Tho caucus for the nomination of a
Senator will be held tomorrow evening. The
Chamberlain men will abide the result of the
caucus.
AT the Democratic caucus held in the Judi
ciary Committee room, the following named
gentlemen were nominated: LIST Councillor dis
trict, York, Trafton aatch of Wells; I'd, Cum
berland, Charles E Morrill, of Wsstbtook; 3 |,
Androscoggin, Fl. II. Dickey of Lewiston; 4th,
Somerset, Albert Moore of Ansou; 9th, Lin
coin, Cyrus McKeown of Boothbay; 9Th, Pc
pobscot, VIM. 7. Pearson of Bangor; 7th, Han.
cock, Erastus Redman OF Ellsworth. For Sec
rotary of State, Samuel r. Carter of Paris;
Treasurer of State, John M. Goodw win OF Bid
detord; Land Agent Walker Moore of Cher
rytield; Adiatant General, John w. Freese of
Augusta; Attorney General, VIM. L. Putnam
OF Portland. The best Of feeling prevailed and
harmony ruled the caucus in making the nom
nations, hich were all unanimously made.
One OF the handsomest things done here for
some time was the election of a very worthy
young man, Mr.. w. Haiden, a messenger Of
the Executive Council, as he did not apply for
the place, and large number did. He is the
bappiest man in town and he is every way
competent for the place. The judiciary Com.
mittee room is hung with patriots of able
iurists of Maine, among whom are chief
juices Mellen, Shepley, Whitmore and Apple
ton, and Judges Rice. Hathaway, Wells, G oede.
now, Walton, May, Davis, Fox and others.
The time for the election for United States
Senator is fixed by the-statuts of the United
States at Jan. 18th inst.
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constitutional oath he was presented to the
people from the porch. The King then rode
through the city to the palace with small
guard of soldiers. Large crowds of peoole lin
ed the streets, but moderate enthusiasm was
manifested and there were but few decorations.
The following will probably be the cabinet:
Serrano, President of the council, without a
portfolio; De Rodas. secretary of war; Oloza-
ga, secretaap of state; and Lopete. secretary of
the navy. The united liberals will soon be in
the ascendant.
Cuba.
GENERAL RRJOICINGS.
HAVANA, Jan 4-On the arrival of the
news of the in uguration of Amadeus as King
OF Spain the city was decorated and illuminat-
ed. The festivities will be continued for three
days. Nothing is know here of the where
abouts of the flibuster Hornet 1t is reported
that the landing of the expedition has not been
conf med
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TELEGRAPH IrEyas.

Charles H. Sweetser, formerly editor of the
Round Table aud N. Y. Evening Mail, died in
Florida on Sunday of consumption.
Gen. Schenck will sail for England on the
25th inst.
Brooklyn owes 1884. 100000, and has author
lied the lssue OF Londs TO the amount of
$5,685,000 in addition.
The legislature Of Nevada was organized on
Tuesday. 1t consists of % Republicans, q
Democrats and Independents. The Demo-
Gratis elected the Speaker.
Ten or twelve stores and shops at Camden,
N. Y, was burned early Wednesday morning.
Loss heavy; partially insured
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, PORTLAND CADETs.-Tne exhibition drill of
the Portland Formerly High School Cade is at
City Hall last evening, was one OF the hand
soonest affairs we have had this season. There
was very large and fashionable audience pres
ent, the galleries being packed full, and the
floor OF the hall containing all that could be
accommodated and leave room for the drill of
the company. The cadets are commanded by
Capt. John Anderson, but in their drill last
evening, Maj. G. r. Todd, of the Portland
Light Infantry, acted as drill master The
marchings, evolutions, manual of arms and
bayonet drill were of the highest order, and we
venture to say, that of the ten organized State
companies, not one half of them can equal the
precision of The Cadets in marching or wheel
ing, or come up to them in the manual of arms.
The spectators were all astopished at the per-
lection to which this company has arrived,
and the repeated bursts of applause evinced
their pleasure and qualification. We hope the
exhibition may be repeated in order to give
those who were not present last evening an op-
portunity to witness the high soldie.ly acquire
msnts at aimed by this young company.
After the exhibition drill was over, a few
hours were spent in the May dance in which
large numbers participated. TIE Portland
Band furnished the music, and Chandler
prompted.
The cause of the slipping Of one or two of
the Cadets during III, drill, was 10 consequence
of the floor having been so highly waxed at the
promenade concert of the Mercantile Library
Association, which made it smooth as ice, al
rnnst
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A CRIMINAL OUTRAGE = Tuesday evening
some scouodrel deliberately teil-d a tree across
the line of the International Telegraph Co.
between Yarmouth and Freeport, breaking the
wires and interrupting the business of the
company for several hours. The COMPANY bas
had several such experiences since it went into
operation, and it is to be hoped that measures
will be taken to discover tine perpetrators of
such malicious mischief. The penalty pro-
vided by statute for such felony is very severe,
and we feel assured that the public will en-
dorse any measures that may be taken to bring
the criminals to Justice
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Boston Roo, and shoe Marker.

BOSTON Jan 3-lhere is nothing new to report
respectn the market Everybody seems to exueci
a late trade and not a heavy demand. a wv BUYERS
are IN the market, picking up me ODDS and ends o
last seasons stock, and giving out few ord rs flr
Spring work. Very few OF the large houses at dis.
tibuing points how@ver, are rep esented here, and
there buyer enough cause any SPECIAL in.
tciest among n snutacturers. Work in the shoe
towns is progressing quietly, and !, there are any
who are particularly actise, it is those who make
entire product.
The sh pments of Boots and Shoes from this mar
ket Tor The week to places outside of New England
comprise 542 cases. ag lnst GILT cases tor the
ponding week of last year. The total shipm-n
have been ,lF3 975 cases. against 1147 463 cases
the same period ct 1867 The sh pments from Lynn
tor t.. week been 1145 cases, against 14i5
for the same week last year. The shipments from
Baverhil Tor the week have been 62S cases, agains
6S3 cases Tor the same lime last year.
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WARRINGTON.

WAsHINGToN Jan. 4.-The Indian appro-
priatioubll app -opriated So, 359, 500 The Treas
ury disbursed duriog December, exclusive OF
the payment on the public debt, $14 ,522 500
1924 462 for civil and miscellaneous expendi-
lures; IS, 259 26O Tor the arny, 50. 24S 03O ror
the navy and 81, 100, 1856 for pensions, Indians
aud interior department expenses.
Secretary Boutwell, to day directed Colec-
tor Murphy of New York, to assess duty on
Russian hemp of 1875 per ton.
Secretary Belknap Today SEM to the Senate
ia response to its resolution of December 18th
a copy of the report of the Judge
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. If.
WITHOUT SPOT OR SEDnlENT.-PHALoN's
'VIrALrA," OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR,
has no smell, and does not stain the skin. 1t
has no ingredient that subsidies in the form OF
filthy sediment Consequently it is not
shrouded 10 darkened bottles. The natural
color of the hair, however completely it may
have faded out, is invariably produced by the
Vtalia.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal.
ers. jau2d -eodlw
FROM Observation under the Microscope Of
the blood of patients using FELLOWS Com
POUND SYRUP .oF HYPoPHosPHITEs, taken
from time to time, positive proof has been OBJ
tanned Of the steady removal of diseases and
dead blood particles and the constipation of vi
talized discs, SO necessary to the construction
Of healthy muscle. ian3dd&w1w
S8~ 1fyou have bad taste in the mouth,
9"'.owness.or yellowness of skin, feel dispond-
Ss.up'a and drowsy, appetite unsteady, fire.
aoacne or dizziness, you are "BiIious"
WIZ arouse your liver to action
g. up Your system equal to DR..
ieioe N''' Ia" OF Golden Medical Discoy-
cry. Csed mooera'eiy during EXPOSURE to ma
larious poIsons it enables the l;ver - ,uo.,. %
the poison aud will thus prevent Aor. \
Bilious Fevers. 1t is just the thing for TN
dice. AS blood purifier for the cure sof PIN.
piles, Blotches, Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Ery-
sipelas and other skin diseases, it has lever We,
been equaled. Sold by druggists.
jan3d-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t
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The WestbroOk Town glae,ing.

In your paper of Monday there is an article
headed "Anti-Division Meeting in West
brook" which was designed to be palmed of
as report of our town meeting of Saturday
The author OF it should be ashamed to begin
the new year with such an exhibition of false
hood. We We're present at said meeting ami a
legal voter, and will give the facts.
First, the meeting was not called as an
"anti.division meeiing," but on the contrary
both sides Were called and represented at that
meeting, as you will see by looking at the war
rant for the meeting, which reads thus: You
are required in the name of the State OF Maine
to warn and notify the legal voters of said
town TO assemble at the town house," &C., not
the 'anti-dvisionists," as your reporter puts it.
He then says: 1.-THE friends of division did not
make any opposition" Very good reasons for
not making any: last fall the friends of divis.
ion made that the issue and we beat them by
$50 majority, and the number in favor of d.
vision has been growing gloriously less ever
since.
=, The concluding paragraph in the paper of
Monday reads thuS-''aS only those opposed to
the movement for division last year were pres,
ent and only about two hundred of those, the
action OF this meeting can IN no sense be
taken as the sentiment of the town. Now, Mr..
EtitOr, man must have good deal OF
''cbeek" to tell such whopper. There were
some five hundred present from actual count
and there were 356 votes thrown for moderator
as The records will show. How is this for high!
Now We submit that a cause must be on the
wane and the painful fact pretiy-well under
stood to require snch monstrous misrepresen-
tation. We don't consider that report simply
mistake but an unbushing effort to deceive
the readers of the Press, and we take the re-
sponsibilty to say so. If the author of that re-
port don't like such plain talk then let him
mind his own business in the future and not
NEEDLE with what does not concern him, and
let the voters of Westbrook make their own
reports of their town business. w. P. M.
Weslbrook, Jan. 4th.
The report in Mondays PRESS has the ad-
vantage of The above communication in tenn
perateness of language, certainly. 1t was fur.
nished at our request by gentleman in whose
veracity we have confidence; aud appears to be
no more than plain statement of facts We
are aware that the contest on division is sharp
and personal interest and feeling evidently
governs our correspondent. So far as we shall
be called on 10 represent the views of the two
parties we shall insist on moderation of Ian
guage and an avoidance OF personal controver
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ARREST OF BoYs.-Oficer Jonathan Dow
last evening arrested two bows. for coasting on
STREETS which they ad no right to, and they
were taken t" the lookup. The boys must un-
derstand that If they coast on any other streets
than those designated by the City Marshal or
any sidewalk, they will be arrested upon com
plant made by any person, though they es.
cape the notice of the officers.
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THAT wonderful Cataract Washing Machine
that is SO much talked of through the papers
has finally reached Portland, and will be on
exhibition for few days at 31012 Congress
street, where its washing qualities will be
tested every day during its stay. We would
advise one and all to go and see the far-famed
washing machine work. Garry your dirty
clothes and see them washed perfectly without
rut1l
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Foreign m arlkets.

LONDON, Jan. 4-I130 A. M.-Consols 924 for
monev and account.
American securities firm; U. S. 5.2os, 1862, 500
90 Is6o Oh SUI; do 1867 Ss4; do 1040s, ST. Stocks
Great Western 2sJ. -
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-11.so A. M.-Cotton dull and
a ae Mlldiing nplands Sid; do Orleans Sad
LONDON, Jan. Ill 80 A. M.-.Ta,low ass gu.
LONDON, Jan. 400 P. M-Consols e2I for mon
ey aud account.
American securities steady; U. S. 5-2os. 1862, es1;
do 1865, old, s9i; do 1867, sss (; do 1O-4O's. s7a.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 400 P. M-Cotton has a
l19s. - Nv
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The Directors of the Portland, Bangor g.
Machias Co., have declared dividend of per
cent, payable on and after the 18th inst.
At the meeting of the Portland & Waldobo
ro' Steamboat Co, held as stated in yesterday S
issue, on Tuesday last, it was reported that the
steamer of this line, the Charles Houghton
during the past season made seventy five trips,
aud earned about $21 OOG This is an increase
over last year of $4,000. The net gain is $780,
The capital stock of the company is $25. 600,
and the dividend declared is ten per cent.
John Murray is playing his "R.p Van Win
kle" in Hartford with good success.
New Years calling was generally observed
in New Haven this year. A few years ago no,
sperson in that city followed the custom
Among the features of Mr.. Beckett's new
Directory will be list Of tax payers in tbi:
city in 1893
A new Kossuth lat was picked up in the
water yesterday near the P. S. & P. railroad
bridge. 1t is to be hoped the owner'is safe.
Yesterday was bright clear day. but very
cold. Tie thermometer indicated 1se at noon
and at A. NJ. it was 100
We regret mot having been able to accent
an invitation to join the overseers of the poor
at their regular monthly dinner at the Aims
House last evening.
The pastors of the two Baptist churches Of
Portland had New Years. calls from their peo-
pie, aud were made the recipients of appropri
ate and timely gifts.
Mr.. John P. Shaw, the well known hat and
cap dealer, died yesterday. Mr.. Shaw was es
pecially energetic in getting up the Forest City
Trotting Park several year ago. He was one
OF our Oldest hatters and much respected.
By special request of the Mendelssohn Quin.
tette Club, the Army & Navy Union have
changed the date of their last concert from
Thursday January Goth, to Wednesday evening
January 25th.
The restaurant at the Grand Trunk depot in
this city has been leased by Mr.. w. w. Brown
late of the dining rooms in the depot at South
Paris The rooms in the Portland station have
been thoroughly renovated and improved.
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FPei.l,ts.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 30.-The demand for ro- m
for Great Britain and the German ports continues
good, though The offerings nfned principally to
Cotton. Coastwise the shipments are fair and rate
rule steady. We quote Cotton 10 Liverpool al by
saii and { q l5.l6d by steam; to Bremen 1l-i6l BY
90; to Amsterdam l1-16l do; to Antwerp ll-16d 90
to hamburg II led do; to Geno. 1sc do; 10 New
YORK. Cotton 1c by steam; to Philadelphia lc do; 10
Boston l4c do; Sugar to New York So; Molas>es to
DO So: Or 60 Live pool 10 q i0Id l.r san; Tallow
to do o7s &C.; Flour to DO As.
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Parsons AMBER BIsCUIT.--This is new
and excellent article of food, from the bakery
Of MI. John Pearson, Jr., of Newburyport, for
merly resident of this city. Mr. P. has OBJ
tanned celebrity for the manufacture of ma
chine bread and cream and fruit biscuits
The amber biscuits which be has now intro
duced to public notice'will become as popular
a. bis other manufactures, and those who once
try them will be after them again.
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HyMENIAL.-The number of intentions Of
marriage recorded with the City Clerk for the
past year were 415, against 435 in 1869. The
number for December, 1870, was SO. 1t will be
seen by the alb We record that there was fall
ing off the past year of 20
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-State vs. Daniel Rearden. Search
and seizure Continued to February 18th.
Hopkins.
State vs. John Sullivan. Search and seizure.
Fined $50 and costs. Paid.
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60 M M Il; Ii CIAL.

Receipts bv ssailroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TaUNK kAILwAY-,a9 cans milk, $50
bbls -four car sugar boxes, 2 do headings do po-
ratoes, p do luIber: l do s'areh, do bark, do
wheels, 40 shingles, 2 do 40 pork, do sun
dries; shipments East-900 Dbl flour, car sundres
shipments to Europs-1s provisions, 10 do wheat
1 do flour.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-20 cases mdse 365
bush po atoes 10 quarters beet, muttons, 20 bDs.
dried apples, SO BID bowels, Is saws 80 pkgs
dries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILRoAp-2 cars OF
box shocks. hay, 81 bags waste. IS cases cloth,
242 bds paper 10 doors, bds sash, boxes poultry,
II bills leather II hides, 81 pkgs mdse, 50 cars freight
for Boston.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-15 halt
bbls beer 25 boxes raisins,5 plates ir n so empty
moiasses bbls 20 bbls. ter bds leather, SIS pix 8
furniture. 10 erces lard. 20 pieces iron ppe horse,
seighs. 10 bags copper, 20 pigs tin, noxes fresh
fish, bbls. rum 50 dressed hoes, As boxes cheese
iron cate 80 bags sumac 27 coils cordage 20 bales OF
wlne 20 bbls sugar. 40 bags peanus, % terces lard
bale cloves 4s wagon wheels 40 boxes spices, 100
pkgs to ORDER for Canada and up country, pianos,
case steel, 2 soalslone stoves, pieces marble 8
bales WOOL casks OIL 20 bags dyestuf, 6 tons pig
iron, organs, casks oil, 20 bags dyesiuff, bdls
leather, bags sumac. 10 kegs lead 10Qpkgs to order.
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BANGOR. JAM 4.-The house and buildings
of Capt. J. Flanders, of Paten, were totally
destroy ed by fire Saturday night, together with
q number of sheep apd swine, thirty tons of
hay, grain, carriages, harnesses and family
TOOLS Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000.
COLD WEATHER.
Weather clear and cold. Thermometer to-
night below zero.
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LARCENY FROM BOARDING HoUsE.-An
inmate of a sailors boarding house on Fore
street, said to be cook of a vessel, cleared out
Wednesday morning, taking with him two
coats and two or three dollars in money, that
belonged 10 Another party
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JANUARY CRIMINAL AND CIV L TERM-GopDARD,
j, PRESIDING.
wEpNEsDAY.-Richard GAGE VS.. Granville NJ.
Ste'eps Action to recover pay for services. BAL
ance claimed, s104. Verdict for defendant.
W. n. Vinton. A. A. Strout.
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CAPE ELIZABETH DEPOT, Jan. 3, 1871.
To Eda,or Of the Press:
desire TO express through the PRESS my
sincere thanks for valuable Christmas pl
ents from my Pensioners and frie nds in Cape
Elizabeth, amounting TO more than eighty dol
lars KINsMAN ATKINSON.
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Business Notices,

THE New York University Medicine is max
ing more cutes Than all other medicines COM
bined Branch Office, $50 Congress st. Ad-
vice free. p. Staples, agent If.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
e OR e IGN.
The Wan. IN Europe.

A CHANGE IN KING WILLIAMS T

A CHANGE IN KING WILLIAMS PLANS.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 6-King William has aban-
doued the idea of entering Paris. Upon their
capitulation the forts of Paris are to be garri-
soned and provsioned for two years and the
Germans are to I'D Alsace, Lorraine, Belfort!
Bitche and the line of communication with
Paris after its unconditional surrender, which
will be accepted. The Garde Rationale will be
armed and made responsible for the preserva-
ton or order in the capital, and the Corps Leg
islatif will be summoned to meet on the third
of toe following month.
Spain.
THE KING IN MADRID.
MADRID Jan. 2-[Special to Herald. 1.-The
King arrived at Aaranjerez at eight o'clock
last mig hit and alept there. All demonstrations
along the route were abandoned at his request.
He entered Madrid quietly at one thirty
o'clock, having been DELAYED by heavy snow
storms He reached the Cortes on horseback
panied him, The deputies cheered him as he
entered the Chamber, and after be took the
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CHAPLAIN GEO. W. BARKER, Of the the Ma
tional Military Hospital, Augusta, is now in
this city soliciting books for the Soldiers Lii
brary at that place. There are several hun
dred disabled veterans of the recent war in that
Asylum.
Mr.. Barker is laying this matter before the
clergymen of the city who heartily cooperate
with him, and will soon present the cause to
their respective churches. Donations of money
or books will be gratefully received.
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SMASH UP.-Last evening the horse of j. S.
Palmer, Egg, got frig htaned in Cotton street
Just as the driver had stepped into the sleigh,
and suddenly turning round dragged the
sleigh on one runner short distance, the
driver hanging to the sleigh until it was COM
plstely upset. The horse then continued up
Cotton and down Free street, colliding with
the hydrant at the junction of Free and Middle
streets, wreckug the sleigh badly. Toe horse
cleared himself from the ruins of the sleigh
near the head of Union street and made for
hnuna
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T. Il. MURRAY, corner of Middle and Hamp-
shire strcets.iis prepared to furnish Freeman's
oysters to order. ian3d-tf
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UNION WHARF Coat the meeting of tue
Uniou Wharf Co. held on Tuesday afternoon
Edward Fox was elected President Messis
Edward Fox, r. o. Conant, and A. z. Shurt-
left, Wharf Committee, and A. X. Shurteff,
Treasurer and Clerk. The affairs OF the wharf
are in most fattering condition, and she
wharf itself is as good as new under the thor
ough repairs that have been made
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THERE is no SO sure protection against the
cold winds Of winter as the patent Felt Corset,
price 81. For sale only by Cogia Hassan.
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