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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-17
TKLEGRAPHIO ITEMS.

The mills of JOhnsons rectifying establish
ment in Cincinnati were burned Monday
night. Loss $125O0 b. Mills & Sons extern
sIve oakum factory IN Jersey CITY was burned
d's soay Wor91ng; LOSS Soo0oo, insurance
Sao"Vv.: ". w. IarCer SHOP, oWenlng anu
out bniidings, IN Saxonvlile, Mass, were
burned MSnday nignt. LOSS So,ooo Inc Erie
Ialifoaa shops az oasquenanpa were burned
and s at;ocho oss 1luo Iotr e. a%engs
inc. Ont. TUESDAY. Loss Si0.ooO. A. g. A.
Cocberane's fonndrv at Ontario was hurnad
Mondav. Loss s2O mo 20 ~ -
Tho .ou,harn tast linz ...;n IN .ho sho,t
line road made the tastes, rnnnioa from Inn.
| isyille to Covington ever made on Kentucky
| road accomnlishino tba 1iStanca NJ 1OG m;ias
| in 2 hours So minutes.
| The executive committee Of the Evanoe1ical
| Alliance has resolved to convene the osnarai
| Protsstant conference. nostnoned Last Year nm
accounts nj The yvar in Enrope in tha s1Sr;n,, or
fall of 1874 in New YorL civ wv spas VI
'' " 80 - ivy
the accommodation of the EnoI;sb md marinan
UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Christian Moral Science Asso.
ciation w he held in PbiIadainbia an tbr 14th
Of June
| NJ ,s :. po,.o r -,
,a H.rtforS p,nu;Jo r;;a III ;m0 ;,.od
.ne nart s Il9viuehce flshklIi IaliI1au
large number of men. left Hartford Tor the
| scene of the fire. Over one hundred acres oil
| land have been burned at the date of the dis
patch. The tract contains oue thousand acres
and great fears were entertained that the
whole would be burned.
A number of persons attending picnic two
miles from Quincy, ILL.,, were poisoned Satur-
| day by roughs who put tartar emetic in the
spring. Nine persons were seriously
poisoned and nve are not expected to live. The
f,iinn in tSis ,hav W nsn Up ,as paay ny ou'
avn" ',.n. n M, p0'1onou '"' sP.'ns
William M. Fenton, formerly Lieut. Cover.
nor o. ine nta.e aui Uo'Ene, o. Sie oaa Mioni'
Semce in Flint Michcan Satnrdau us
uenoe III rhn'' "ioh,san' SATURDAY.
ooGn Hr 1ai" author OF famous Jog Ga9lI
sShss VI aoao aled Vi paralysis IN loieoo'
onio' VI n''u'uay' slf
John shannon was arrested in Fulton ILL.,, or
Saturday for passing counterfeit national cur
.enoy. Go "a areE quahtlty OF dangerous coun
terleiI $lG DIS on the Farmers Nationa
Bank OF foushkeepsle was found on him
ms father Is already In custody for similar Of
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Foreign IN arke,s.

HAVANA. May 1s.-Snear-The business is small,
but prices firm and without decided change; export
ed during the week from Havana and MataDzas 49, :
% boxes and 10000 hhds. including 1900 boxes
and all the hlds were for the United States stock
remaining in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
ass 900 boxes and 20 900 hhds. Moasses Sugar-Nos
Z to 10 steady MuscOvado Sugar firm. Bacon is In
demand at 10 @ lsc. Coal Oil market supplied; tins
81 reals and bbs. reals Flour is quiet at Sl3 Is a
1873 Hams steady. Lard is easieri kegs he; tins
Shocks declining; quoted at A. a reals Hoops are
declining. Freishts dull no demand to Europe.
LONDON, May 16-11 80 A. M.-Consos 93t for
money and account.
American securities steady u. s. 5-2Os 1862, 9OI
do 1865, old, s0l; do 1867, s2l; do 1O-4u's Ssi.
LIVERPOOL, May 16-11.3O A M.--Cotton harden
ing; sales II 900 to n, 900 balss Middling upands
Lard BIS Cd.
LONDON, May 16-4 80 P. M.-Consols closed al
93f "a 93s for mOnev and account
American securites-u, 5-.0's 1862, 9os; do 1865
old, sOt; d. 1861, 81; u. S. 10 4O's 1871.
LIVERPOOL. May IG-4 80 p. M-Cotton closed
firm; sales Il, 900 bales; Midi ling uplands "a "a 7sd:
40 orleans % % 7th Wheat--Red Spring closed
frmer. Spirits Petroleum 95d.
The advces from Manchester report the market
firm,
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#. o. BAILEY Sc Co. Aucsisneers


rT1HE undersigned snd Assignses OF the late nrm
i OF w. fl. Melcher % Co, aud Trust los for the
creditors of said firm will sell at Public Auoten at
~ O'Clock z. NJ, on Thursday the twenty-ffh d.
Factory and Planning Mill formerly occupied BY said
w. II. Melchef n Co on West Commercial St., In
Portland with ali the land, buildings, machinery,
and fixtures connected with it, comprising all the
Real Estate and other properly conveyed By W. h.
Melcher and w IL. Stewart to us by deeds dated
Sept. $40, snd recorded In Cumberland Registry OF
de9ds, Book 3s1, Page 256'
This p operty is well located for the Mandatory
of Doors, Sash and Blinds or for making furniture.
The machinery Is OF the best kind, good order and
ready TOR immediate use.
membranes and terms stated at Sale. Further
Information to be obtained OF A s. Perkins; I. F.
Cummings; X. Holyoke; w. w. Brown.
mayStd
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METEOROLoGICAL.

WARRINGTON, May 16.-Synopsis of the
past "a hOurs.-The weather remains nm
changed on the Pacific coast The barometer
is stationary on the south Atlantic, but has
gene ally fallen from Louisiana TO West Vir-
glEia and northward. Clear weather prevailed
IN the interior country, followed this evening
by threatening weather in the Ohio Valley and
lakes: Local thunder storms passed from Iowa
to Lake Erie. The temperature has increased
from the lower lakes to the Atlantic.
Probabilities. No material change is indi-
Gated for Wednesday. Increased cloudiness
will probably prevail east of the Missippi and
rain is probable for tonight in Western Penn
sylvana and New York. =.
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Large Sale of Desirable Property in
Deering at Auction.

an Monday the 22d day OF May. 1871, commanding
~ at D. m, we shall sell the IL story brick
house on the extension OF Pleasant strest-Desring
Said house contains IA rooms, ample closets, good
cellar, plenty OF water On the lot Fruit Trees,
Current and Coos berry Bushes, Grape Vines Straw
berry Bed, etc Lot contains about s00s square IT.
Terms easy and mads known at sale. Also twenty
valuable House Lots. Terms OF payment 20 per
cent. cash; the balance in one two, three and four
first year cash required under four years. These
lots are finely located the line OF Horse Cars and
within five minutes walk from Westbrook Semina-
~ The healthy locality, access to the city and
the voratle terms upon which these lots are offered
must attract the attention Of business men, echan-
les and others. Also will be sold about IA acres OF
Land situated the road to Saccarappa, about 12
miles from Portland acres in tillage and the
balauce in pasture. Terms at sale.
mYlGtd L q RAu.EY z.
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The 53l annual convocation of the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons was held at
Concord Tuesday with large attendance. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: High Priest, John Harris of Concord
Deputy High Priest, Edward Cuisine; King,
William Burrett of Nashua; Scribe, John d.
Patterson of Manchester; Treasurer, Daniel r.
Marshall of Manchester; Secretary, Abel
Hutchins of Concord; Chaplain. James Adams
Of Manchester; Captain of the Host, A. j.
Thompson of Laconia,
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AN UPTOWN blacksmith shop. G. g. Robin
son, has opened shop opposite the City Hay
Scales on Green street where he will give per-
sonal attention co se-shoeing-especially to
interfering and contracting feet-and will also
do all kinds of carriage, smith and job work.
Send him your horse, and if you are not salts
fed don't send again. my4-eedtf
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State VS.. William Stowell and Samuel
Green. ARRAY. Fined 81 and one half cost, each.
State vs.. Jacob Hirshom. Truancy Fined SIS
and costs. Committed.
State vs.. Thomas McGinness. Search and seizure.
Fined $50 and costs. Paid
State vs. Charles Holley. Inioxication and dis
turbance. Fined SO and COSTS Paid.
Liquors and vessels seized on the premises of vari-
Gus persons were declared forfeited, and ordered to
be DESTROY ed.
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GY-Addrcss r. V..Pierce, NJ D., 1873 Sene-
ca street, Buffalo, N. Y, and get pamphlet
on Catarrh free, or send sixty cents and get DR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. $500 reward is offer
ed by the proprietor for case of Catarrh which
he cannot cure. Solo by druggists. Cut this
out for you may never see it again.
16may -eoa1w tn II -s&yw1t
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The Portland Band are getting up q new
uniform. and will make their appearance with
it on Thursday June 1, when they will give a
concert at City Hall.
1t is reported at Dover that George Nutter,
the forger, was arrested en- the arrival of the
steamer HISTORIANS Liverpool, and is now in
custody on his passage home.
The dust, blowing in the streets yesterday
was very annoying and uncomfortable. On
Commercial street the merchants were obliged
to keep doors and windows closed, and the
same was the case on all the principal business
streets Where are the sprinklers
A large turtle was exhibited on the street
yesterday which was captured at Sebago
Lake.
Liquors were seized yesterday at a shop
kept by Joseph Shortly, on the corner of Union
and Fore streets. -
We noticed yesterday train of fifteen cars
filled with corn. unloading at o. Brion, Pierce
& Co.'S. 1t came from Chicago
The night express train from Island Pond to
this city over the Grand Trunk railroad will
be put on the 9th of June. Several Pullman
cars are now building for this train.
Harry Brown lett yesterday for Quebec,
where he will sail on Saturday with Mr.. Ell
well OF the Transcript, for Europe. Mrs Part
ingtOn and her son will leave Portland to day
for Quebec to take passage in the came
steamer.
Edward Fl. .Dayeis, Esq, has presented a
portrait of Gov. Enoch Lincoln to the Portland
Institute and Public Library.
The steamer Josephine Hoey" which runs
between this city and the Ferry is being re-
paired. Her place is supplied by sail boats.
The Glen House, at the White Mountains,
was sold at auction yesterday, for $4,000,
Joseph Grafton, Esq, was the purchaser.
The parties surveying the route for the ex-
tension of the Boston and Maine railroad to
this city wers at Biddeford yesterday. &
Tie Supreme Judicial Court adjourned yes
terday sine die. Judge Walton has had busy
time of it but he knows how to dispatch bust
ness. .r.as
There is a great call for public clock in the
upper part of the city 1t has been suggested
that the city place one in the new tower of State
street church, or in the contemplatedato of
the Episcopal Cathedral. The clock on the
Park street church cannot pc seen above State
street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-17

IHE LOST BARK MERRIMAc. Capt Nichols
OF the bark Merrimac, his officers and crew, ar
rived in Boston on Tuesday by steamer, from
Liverpool. 1t will be remembered that the
vessel, which sailed from Buenos Ayres bound
for Boston, was supposed 10 have been wreck
ed in the Bay, in consequence of several arti-
cles with her name on them having been pick
ed up. As her hull was not found, it was Cor
rectly inferred that she had been run down by
the steamer Aleppo, but great anxiety was felt
for the crew. Fortunately they were all saved
and have returned in the Tripoh
1t appears from their report that the Merri-
mac was lying becalmed, encompassed by fog,
about thirteen miles from Boston Light, drift
ing with the tide, but without storage way.
This was on the afternoon of April 20. The
sound of steam whistle was heard which was
responded to by a fog horn from on board of
the bark every minute, but was not hoard on
board the steamer, which was the Aleppo. She
was going, however, at less than half speed,
blowing her steam whistle and having lockouts
on the bowsprit and alOft. To fifteen minutes
after her whistle was heard she struck the
bark with such force as to stave her side in,
-.Ao Sec"eA'SA way Was bGOppeu as quickly as
possible, for the purpose of rendering assist
ance, but while the bark remained under her
bow the crew climbed on board by the bobstays
and other head gear. No one was lost or in
jured. A boat was also manned and lowered
from the steamer with the view Of saving the
papers and other valuables of the bark, but it
was too late; she went down in twenty three
fathoms OF water, and thus became total loss
In thirteen minutes after the collision she dis
appeared.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-17

If Popular Verdict be any evidence of
genuine merit, than the Cable Sore Wire
Boots and Shoes have won great prestige in
the contest with sewed and pegsed work. The
enormous and constantly increasing demand
taxes the manufacturers of the wire to supply
their orders.
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SERIOUS AccDENr-A Job wagon contain
ing two men, was upset yesterday afternoon,
while turning from Franklin into Commercial
street, 10 consequence of the drivers striking
the horse. rendering him unmanageable The
body OF the wagon was detached from the fore
wheels, and both the occupants were thrown
out but escaped unhurt. A Frenchman nam
ed Peter Specie was sitting Cd the curbstont
of the sidewalk and was struck by the wagon
cutting bad cash over his right temple ant
breaking thee Of his ribs. He was conveyed
to the police station by DIR. Ordway and office
Gribben, where his injuries were attended to-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-17

MEssRs. LOWELL & BRETT have never been
SO busy with wedding cards as at the present
time. They frequently have fifty new plates
in process at time. Their latest style, which
meets general favor, is reduced old English
letter devoid of ornament, with monogram, re-
duced, printed in dark tint, the package con.
ssting of two cards and billet in an Oblong
envelope. Messrs. Loring, Short y Harmon
under the Falmouth Hotel, are the agents.
mayl1-at
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THE UNION CLUB HoUsE-Tbe uses for
which the Union Club was more particularly
established, having been subserved by the re-
turn OF peace, the Club House ON Congress
streets between Oak and Casco streets is about
to be given up; and the effects of the club were
sold by auction yesterday, Mr.. F. o. Bailey
acting as the salesman. The sale attracted
quite a crowd of purchasers, among whom were
many of the old members of the club, who pur-
chased various articles as souvenirs of the days
of the club; several ladies who perhaps wished
to see the interior of the fascinating apart
ments, where the members have spent so many
pleasant hours. The furniture and other arti-
Giles brought good prices. but the greatest at
traction was in the dinning-room, where the
silver and glass table ware were sold. Quite a
competition was kept up for these articles,
probably, as the auctioneer wittily remarked,
"for the good they had done.'' The marble
topped oak side board brought $95l The bound
and Unbound files of the Saturday Review,
Nation, Every Saturday, Spectator, Harpers
Magazine, Titles Living Age, ETC., sold the
lowest of any articles
A fine painting of the coast at Grand Menan
by II. B. Brown was sold to Mr.. Frank L. Foss
of Cape Cottage for $500. Most of the other
pictures were withdrawn. The beautiful Ii.
brary desk brought $50; bid off by Gen. John
Marshall Brown. The American Ensign
which used TO wave from the top of the build
ing, brought $16 The two billiard tables sold
for 1927 and SIG, respectively, bid off by
Messrs j. Hall Boyd and Henry P. Wood
a large number OF articles were struck off by
Mr.. John b. Brown and several members Of
his family. Altogether the sale produced a
very respectable amount. The house is soon to
be leased for a sty lish boarding establishment.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Monthly for june
has been received and is for sale
at the periodical stores of Bailey and
Noyes, and IL. L. Davis, Exchange Street
I4oring, Short & Harmon and Augustus Robin
son, under Falmouth Hotel, also at the school
book. music and periodical store of e. C. An.
drews, No. SO Center street, and at the book
and periodical depot OF Messrs. Fessenden
Bros. Lancaster Hail.
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REAL ESTATE OPERATIoNs.-James p Bax-
ter has purchased of Charles H. Adams his
block of two stores in Market Square, now oc-
cupied by w. w. Whipple & Co., and Samuel
Chadwick, for $40, 600, $4,000 cash and ASSUME
ing mortgage of $4,000, due in 1872
G.. r. Davis & Go. have purchased of the
heirs of the late Simeon Skillings, house No
IS Brown street. They intend to remodel, in.
Producing Sebago, and other improvements
when the property will be placed in the mar.
ket for sale or rent ..E ..-r
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ExTRAcT.-'T obtained bottle of FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPorHosPHITEs, and
took it until it made a permanent cure of
Bronchitis, from which L had suffered nearly
two years. MENDAI, CRocKER.
Freeport, Digby Co., N. s., JAN, 1868"
mav1 hth-aOd1 W q WILT
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BILLIARDS lave won a hish rank as ,ecre-
alton in America. Approaching this, Messrs.
hice, OF the AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON,
have two billiard halls, with all the best APP
purtenances. Guests will find that every pro-
Vision has been made for their needs and pleas
ures while sojOurning at this favorite hotel
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Administrators sale of Real Is
fate

Dersuant to a license from the Hon. j. A. Water
L man Judge OF p obate within and tor the coun-
ty OF Cumberland, shall sell public auction 10
the highest bidder Saturday the 18th day OF June
property known as the knight property on Old Fer
ry road, New High street, Ferry Village. Csys Els
abeth. Said property consists offs 1-z story wood
en- house with lot II ny % f. This Is good location
with good view OF Harbor. etc.
STEPHEN ID. KNIGHr, Admr.
my16td 70. BAILEY q CO., Auct'rs.
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Boston Stock List.
m A Il R I IL ID .

In Bucksp5rt, May 10, William NJ. Ross and Miss
Alice A Abbott.
In Lewiston, May 6. Chas. r. Green and Aurelia
L. Jacobs both OF Auburn.
In Turner. May IL, Robert c. Thayer and Zilpha
M, daughter OF Judge Prince.
In China, May Z, Alexander Smart and Celesia
Crummeu Also, John Coro and Miss Nellie Davis,
all OF China.
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Government Sale,

TINE undersigned will offer Tor sale at public auc-
Il ton, on the premises In Cornish, York County
Maine, The 1th day OF July 1871, at ten o'clock
NJ, tract OF land acquired by the United STATE
from John Jameson, late Additional Paymaster I
s. A, and containing eightysx es being the lar
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-third Cash, balance In one and. tv
years with interest note and mortgage.
For iu ther particulars enquire az this office or OF
Nathan Webb, 8. Attorney. Portland, Maine.
EVERETT G. BANFfELD,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March Is. 1871. mr2QW laHam
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Real Estate at Auction

I'm Friday. May 18th at IL IA O'Clock NJ, we
shall Fell the property the sou .heriy corner Of
Si. ana Clark sts Said property conssts OF one
teen rooms, with Store In basement
Ths property 10 favorably located fon oecunarcv ar
Investment: Ihs story is IgOod stand for grocery
VI 1.ner business sale positive. Terms at sale.
myl3td 70. BAILEY n CO AuctIonaars
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MIR. DESERT AND MACHIAs The summer
arrangement for railroad and steamboat travel
to Mt. Desert and Machias will take effect to-
morrow, after which there will be two trips q
week. On the arrival of the express train the
steamer Lewiston will leave Portland on Tues
days and Fridays for Machas and intermedi-
ate ports. See advertisement.
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The new effort to break the will Of Senator
Frederick of California, is made in the name
of two cousins of his, poor Irish girls, who
went to Australia and married, and whom
some lawyer has hunted up and put on the
track of the property of their deceased rela-
tive. The ground of the contest, it will be re-
membered, is that the will was forged, and a
very plausible case is made out against it. But
it is quite doubtful ii the California courts can
be induced 10 reopen the question and change
their original decision. It will be remembered
that the will was produced under somewhat
peculiar circumstances by Andrew J. Butler,
brother of Gen. Butler, that he was the exc
cntOr under it, and that George Wilkes, of
Wilkes Spirit of the Times of New York. was
the principal heir to the property.
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OBsRQUIEs.-The funeral of Mr.. v. C. Han.
son took place yesterday afternoon from his
boarding place on Congress street, and was
largely attended. The services, which were
impressive, were conducted by Rev. M. H.
Williams, pastor of Plymouth Church, of which
deceased was a member.
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LADY TEACHER of the piano, who resides
in neigbboring city, and has pupils in Port
land, desires to add two to the number; lessons
to be given weekly. For terms, qualifications,
Sc, inquire at the editorial rooms of the
DAILY PRESS .-
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WEBSTER under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. ian11eodtf
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SAVANNAH, May Observation-Disclosures and
cOastwse We quote to Liverpool per sail O. iGd on
nplands; Sea Islands Sd $P ib TO do, steam, I'D on
hea Island; to Amsterdam I'D on uplands; to Bremen
via New York, through per steami7-1ed on upands f;
Sea Islands ID; via Boston lied on uplands; I'd on
Sea Islands. To Matanzas. Lumber IS Gold. Tim
Der to Liverpool 35s. r ,sawed Lumber to Baltimore
81 90; to New York IS 80; to Boston SO; to Phade-
phia SO so. New York Per steam Ic " ib upandS (;
Sea Islands lie; domestics 81 per bale; Rice 81 so
Wool 1c. To Boston per steam &c ON uplands; ic on
Sea Islands; Rice 81 80; through to Providence &c
on upands.
GALVESTON. May Lowing TO the large number
OF vessels in port requiring cargoes Ior Europe,
feehts can be effected at slightly lower rates. Rates
steady at previous pr ices. We now quote-Cotton
to Liverpool BY sail 8 16d a i'd; do to Bremen 1Ic;
do to Havre II az l4c; New York by steam, a. 1c u
ID; by sail, 9 4c; to Boston, do, "a &c. Hides
New York, ST. am, L9 itc loose " h. do do bales lie
DO DO wet sailed &c; do sail loose, &c; do wet sailed
" bdl Soc; do bales 1c y ID to Boston SAIL &c P ib,
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Com M Il RCIAL.

Beceipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-2O cas- es
and 20 bales domescs 100 casks nails 40 bis PASTE
board, 40 cases boots and Shoes so bbls. pork HID
herr, 25 boxes pipes. rerigerators, 81 pigs in 1874
bars irOn 10 chests tea, % bbs bone COAL 10 bd!s
sheet iron 80 bags Seed 10 do oys ers hid moas es
10 boxes pants horses, wagon. 100 pkgs to order
for Canada and up cOuntry-2 pianos, 1 cask glass
ware, 70 boxes exrac5, Is bales wool, hid moasses
sewing machines, bbls. oil 75 ukps IN order