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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-13
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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
PORTLAND q KENNEBnC RAILRoAD-1 car clap
poards dc rases, do wood, IS hides. bds sash,
cases goods, 16 bds PAPER, u bedsteads, "A bdls
fa, 10 sats 10 oil bbls., 10 bbls. BEANS 90 pkgs
muse, "a cars freight tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-19o cans milk cars
potatoes, S4 bbls -four bark do corn, 81 do
iumOer, 90 clapbOards, do starch, do barley, 4
90 oais, DO laths, l do machines, do sundres.-
shipments East, 1000 bbls. flour, car OIL do malt
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-97 cases mdse. 81
emily barrels 43 bbls. apples, IS bdls shovels, 81
bags spoois, IA pkgs sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BOSTON = Il
cases poos and Shoes 20 bales domestics. 10 bills OF
leather, ~ bbs. OIL do baskets, 81 do paper,
lounges i0 tos lard 80 boxes oranges % bbls bone
cnal, 10 obs liquors, AZ bids iron, ~ casks OIL 90
poxes lemons, IL empty beer barrels, 25 otis cod fish
iUo pigs order. For Canada and up country-11t
poxes extract, l6 bales hair. GOO empty boxes. NOV
ing mach'no, lao bales wool. IL boxes tin, "a bbs
phspnate llme bales rags 10 bales carpets " bdls
onr stoek % bags dye WOOD 20 bdls leather IL bbs
oil, 10 pkgs to order.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YORK
pa'es rags, 200 bbls -four, 500 kegs Spikes 20 dc
polts o. 40 nails 25S bells splice bars, GO do paper
~ do chair frames, l6 do sofa frames, u
hlas, tooaeco, IL casks bleaching powders do skin
uo PANT 10 bags coffee, Is do shot, 20 do canar
seo", oU 10 peanuts 80 do rice 20 pkgs furniture,
IlIo Dos paper 20 bb!s clay rolls carpets, 10 do
paper, SEQ chests tea 20 boxes glass, 81
DO starch, 10 do cheese 80 do tobacco 40 do hard
ware, 20 10 clocks 90 do oranges bbls Line apples
piahoS, Z00 pkgs sundres,
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COMPLIMENTARY CoNcERT.-We desire to
call the attention Of the public to the compli-
mentary concert to be given tomorrow eve
ming at Browns Hall by the Children's Pro.
gressive Lyceum, to one of their members
Miss Alice Carrie, the proceeds of which is to
be devoted to her musical education. This il
of more especial interast to the citizens Of
Portland, inasmuch, as for one so young, she
gives rare promise of doing honor to her ma
tive city in the future as prima donna. Hell
voice is rich contralto, and as she is to take
part in the concert, all who desire. may have
| an opportunity to hear and judge for them
selves. We understand she isl now the pupi
of our townsman, Mr.. w. II. bennett, whose
ability as teacher none can gaiDsay. The
programme on this occasion consists OF 6
pleasing variety Of songs, recitations, &C., Sc.
such only as the Lyceum can give. s,
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Mule Caroline ROLAND,
George Donald,

without exception the best Bareback Somerset and
Pmouette Rider who has lived: who has achiev-
ed the most triumphal successes and who lie justly
distinguished the embodiment OF skill intrepidity
and youthful grace in his great Somerset Act on a
BAREBACK HORSE;--thus presenting tho
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TELEGRAPHIO ITEMS,

"A M9mnIIa 6ISnatnh nrnr IA 10,
that vicinity are poor owing to the cold weather
and storms.
contract has been s;oned for b,;,1no
railroad from Toledo via Tiffin tn Manst;eid
Ohio where f Connects with tho pannsuiuo'
MA Central ~ 0onAe0'' WIN INC rennsyNa-
IT,, N..;a.,
LIS, us aelona, temperance society last night
S,eIGeo w LII. H. Douge fresiden5 ana Rev. w.
-. ~ M, array Oh boston Secretary The re-
SeiPis ,ass year were SoZ VI? and the present
inueo'ouhess Oh the society Is SouUO.
The Southern Baptist Convention is in ses-
sion at St. Louis .t
Franklin Osgood's new Yacht Columb;a ia
| going to England to participate in the interna.
tlonal races. .sA
w. III. Dudley e. Co. y fruit nrosa,v;n, es
| tablishment at East NV Brnnswick +
was burned Thursday night. Loss $50 600
The internal revenue leceipts FRIDAY wore
l. 1920 442 and the subscriptions to the nav Ion
| $685. 900. '"o n0" io'n
| The Senate has ordered a. ;nuo,.;o..;
| the way in whichlthe Tribune cot possession of
the English treaty. Messrs. Carpenter, Conk-
| ling, Trumbull Garrett Davis and Sumner are
the committee
| It has been dec;ded IN hold tho Nav uamn.
sbire Sfate Fa;r az nover nos Sn uhe lew oeh
+ the 20th. p' N''" 20
| The Senate met at moon F,;dav and wont If
once into executive session. The committee
on Foreign Relations will not report till Mon
day.
| The minsrs have re;ected the nronost;on Of
President Dickson of the Delaware (, Hndson
Coal Comnanu which was or cents nar 4; !.
mond car until until June LIST and immed late
| resumption.
| A collision occurred on the Erie railroad be-
tween Attica and Alden, N. Y, Friday morn.
| ing by which six persons we're killed and thir-
| ty or more injured. An emigrant train bound
| west broke when the train following ran iuto
the rear of The emigrant train.
The commission appointed by Gov. Hoffman
70 ascertain tue condition OF huioif, the muir
derer, nave reported ,hat ne IS ID sound physi-
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LONDON, May 12-4.30 P. M.-ConsoIs closed at
93s tor money and account.
American securities quiet and firm; u. s, 5-oO's
lS6. 9O3; do 1865, old 9Os do 1861 92t u s. 10 4Os
89I.
LIVERPOOL, May 12-4.30P. Motion closed
with a hardening tendency; middng uplands n "a
I'D; New Orleans "a sales have been ~ 900 bal esS
Stock-Coton afoat 42s 900 bales not as previously
reported, OF which 900 were American.
MATANzAs, May 5.--TFrom Alfonso d BIanch-
ards Circular. ]-Freights- inquiry tor Europe
has again been dull, the number OF vessels unem-
poyed being large and offerings limited For the
United States suitable crafts have been in fair re-
quest, but tonnage now being in excess to require
ments prices are giving way. We quote:-For the
W to 81; do " ITO gals Melas es, $3I. Potatoes
The receipts of foreign have been larger, which.
coupled with heavy supplies of native, have made
prices OF former to recede. 100 bbls ex-Amelia En-
ma only brought $3s per barrel, with &c DISCOUNT
mber-W. P. boards continue scarce good quail
y St. John is worth $34; superior quality S3NaS36:
cargo Moses Day, and q Steelman, both from Phila.
delpha, brought higher prices but the same are re-
served; in Pitch Pine lumber there is no change to
notice, and we quote n0mnaly at from S3i9S3it tor
well assorted cargOes. Box Enthusiastically dull
here at Havana and Cardenas; offers with difficulty
obtained at very low figures; some few lots have
been sold at 6, 81 and rs, and the latter figure can
not be got to-day rs would possibly be the highest
several cargOes from Portland are being stored for
want of offers. Hoops-Under a slack demand at
lower rates. Hhds Shooks-The inquiry remains
limited, but prices are still supported without change.
Empty Hhds--Abundant and dull. Prices continue
declining.
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A VALUABLE WoRK-Prof. p. @. Sindiug
whose arrival in our city we chronicled yester-
day, has lately arrived from Copenhagen, Den.
mark, where he went to collect materials for
the publication Of work of art entitled ''Thor
waldsden and bisjWorks." The work is in a
folio form with explanatory English text EN-
belished with outline copper-plate engravngs
taken from the original marble sculptures 10
TAorwaldsen's great museum in Copenhagen
In Boston the professors success with this
work OF art was almost prodigious,
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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 a 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 oblopg
envelope. Mesrs. Loring Short s. Harmon,
under the Falmouth Hotel, are the agents.
mav11-9t
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WE are panied to record the derth of Charles
f. Gilman, the only son of the late Capt. Chas.
H. Gilman, who died at the residence of his
mother in this city yesterday. He was a
young man of great promise and excellence Of
character, and his sudden death falls heavily
upon his widowed mother. He graduated a.
Bowdoin College in the class of last year with
great credit to himself, Notwithstanding the
last two years of his studies were much inter.
rupted by the malady which has at last proved
fatal. His loss is sincerely mourned by all
who knew him.
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The FLORIDA BEE Co.-Seme fifteen direct
ors of this enterprsing company start the 18th
INST. for Tohopekalisa where their property is
coated. Capt. Varney, tho President, has
made arrangements through Rollins & Adams
General ms. and Ticket Agent, No. l Exchange
street, for tickets for the entire party via Fall
River and the Great Southern Mail Route. We
hope they will find their business in as pros.
porous condition as before the war; my11-5t
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LARCENY OF WATCHES. -Last evening City
Marshal Clark arrested young man named
Thomas Dunscomb for larceny of two watches
from the showcase of Mr.. Nj. 2. G. Wethers
in Bangor. Dunscomb says he did not take
them, that another person did, but he was con.
cerncd with him. They sold one of the watches
and the offering of the other for sale have led te
his arrest. The City Marshal telegraphed t,
Bangor last night of the arrest and recovery Of
the watches.
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Government Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale at public auc-
Maine, Ola The 1llh day OF July 1871, at ten O'clock
A M, tract OF land acquired by the United State
IRON John Jameson. late Additional Paymaster
s. A, and containing eightysx es being the far
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-third Cash, balance in one and tw
years with interest, note and mortgage.
For u, Their partit ulars enquire at this office or OF
Nathan Webb, U. s. Attorney. Portland, Maine.
EVERETT @. BANFIELD,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
Washington, ID. c., March %, 1871. mt29W law3m
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GoOD LECTUREs.-Dr. Simms' lectures are
proving perfect success and are well worthy
of the liberal patronage they receive. To-
night the lecture will be on Consumption
and Animal Life" aud as the price is only ten
cents admttance, it will be we'll to go to Lam
caster Hall in early season to obtain seat.
Charts, which are new and original given to.
daH in the Hall
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Auction Sale of Door u Sash Fac
tory Il Real Estate.

TIME undersigned snd Assgnees OF the late firm
l. ct w. Ii. Melcher & Co, aud Trust es for the
creditors of said firm will sell at Public Auction at
1-2 o'clock 2. NJ, Thursday the twenty -ff day
OF May A. ID. 1871, ON the premises, the Door & Sas
Factory and Planning Mill formerly occupied by said
w. Ii. Melehst 4 Co on West &c
Portland with all the land, build
and fixtures connected with it, &C
Real Estate and other property COZ
Melcher and w ii. Stewart to us
Sept. 10, md recorded in Cumbe
deods, Book 3s1, Page 256'
This property is well located for the Mapulactorv
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; L. +.
Cummings; II. Holyoke; w. w. Brown.
maVStI
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CIVIL TERM-GoDDAnD, j., PRESIDING.
FRIpAY.-Jobn Jones, who was convicted of al
assault on Emma F. Ryder, was sentenced to thirt,
days imprisonment and to pay fine of $25 ant
costs, which amount to $117.
Henry Peyret, who was found guilty of keeping
gambling house at the January term, was fined So
and costs.
State vs.. Edward j. Devine and Edward r. Nc
Allister.
Assault with intent to rob Levi ard Thomas
Decker, on the night OF January 2ist. Arguments
concluded. Judge Goddard will charge the jury
Saturday morning.
Mattocks. A. W. Bradbury for Deyiue.
Deane q Verrill for McAllister.
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PARKS House, BosTON.-Ths house offers
many advantages to the travelling public. It's
proximity to the leading places of amusement,
its neat, airy and comfortable rooms and very
moderate prices, render it desirable stopping
place. On European plan. Single rooms can
be had at IS cents and 81 day.
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PENNaYLVANEA,
ANNHk AtANhA
THE INSIDE OF THE MACE. CoBuRN Ell

THE INSIDE OF THE MAcE-coBURN FIGHT.
ERIE, May 12.-Coburn's conduct in the ring
yesterday is stygmatized by his friends even as
cOwardly. Mace wanted to fight but dared
not 60 into COburn's corner and risk fall, be-
cause Coburn's friends in the inner ring we're
prepared to disable him by throwing pepper
and turpentine in his eyes,
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MAsoN's STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs.-
These plasters are superior to any now in use
for pains in the back, chest, and side, as all
will be satisfied of their efficacy by using them
but a few days. Prices 40 and 30 cents each.
Prepared by Edward Mason, EApothecary,
Middle street Portland %. ~~,a
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We are requested by Mrs. Simpson to state
that she has recovered the clothing that was
stolen from her house last winter, and that the
articles were found in the house where Mary
Garnethy had taken them. The articles that
were missed on Wednesday last have not al
yet been found
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The ISLAND SEASON for 1871 will be in

The ISLAND SEASON for 1871 will be inang-
urated on Monday by Capt. Oliver,as comman-
der of the steamer Express. Capt o. has gen
erously made the opening dayof the season free
to all who wish to visit the islands; and after
that day trips will be regularly made at the
hours set forth in the advertisement The
Captain is so favorably known here that we
have no doubt he will find his new enterprise
amply remuneratve.
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THE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT This EVEN.
ING.-We wonld remind our readers and those
interested in benevolent objects that the con-
cert to be given this evening at the rooms OF
the Portland Fraternity will be very pleas
ing one. We understand that Professor Nor
zain has been invited to sing the Marseilles
hymn. This is the first of series of enter
tainments that are to be given at the rooms
every other Saturday evening. Tho reason of
having them given at the close of the week is
for the benefit of those classes who can only
attend at that time. Several prominent ladies
of this city have commenced to inaugurate
these amusements, and we most earnestly
trust that the effort they are making will be
successful. Any ladies wishing to cooperate
with them are at liberty to do so, as the associ-
alton is not sectarian. The price of admission
this evening is ten cents. Let the room BIZ
crowded. In future entertainments many o
our ladies who have never appeared in pnblil
have consented to perform, SO interested arr
they in this new movement.
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THE BEST article now in the market for the
cure OF cough, is MAsoN's COUCH SYRUP
Try it, and you will be satisfied. Prices IS
GENTS go cents and $1.O0. Prepared only by
Edward Mason, Apothecary. Middle street,
Portland .-.5 ... LID.
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Supreme Judi -ial Court.

AFhiL TEhh, WALToN, D., PRESlDlNd.
FRIDAY.-Francs o. j. Dodge John L. Hull
estate. Action 10 recover the amount OF award o
referees for building block OF houses ON Greer
street. Amount claimed $3O6O.os. Hearing had and
sent up on report.
Davis 81 Drumm0nd A. A. Strout,
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Real Estate at Aueticn.

nN Friday, May 18th at IL Ia o'clock + NJ, we
~ shall sell the property the sOuthery corner OF
Salem and Clark sis. Said property consists OF onc-
hai oil l-2 story wooden block. containing thir-s
teen rooms, with Store in basement
This property is iavoraby located for occupancy or
Investment. The store is good stand for grocery
or other business. sale positive. Terms at sale.
my13td F.O. BAILEY % CO. Auetioneers
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

WRITINGS Prize Candy Store open again
Saturday night. ownglto great rush and de.
mand for our goods have sold entire stock
Will have a full supply Saturday night. Every
body should give us call at 96 Exchange ST.
Weiting & Co.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, May 12-Observation taken at Up. M
Barometer 3001; thermometer "a; relative
humidity IS; wind w; velocity of wind "a
miles per hour. 1t has been thawing all day
and the snow is disappearing rapidly.
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NEW YORK.
AhOther Erie Railroad Murder

FIVE CHILDREN KILLED FOURTEEN ADULTS
WOUNDED.
BUFFALO, May ia little past six o'clock
'uiS norning freight train with emigrant car
su oapoose attached on the Erie railroad
uo.hu west, was run into by extra freight thi
s souo vi otlca: Five children were killed and
l0 H or hIteen adults wounded. The kill
Gu gu anu wounded were brought to this city and
she Wouhdad cared for at the Sister of Charity \
nosp'tal. Inc names OF the sufferers have not
been ascertained. wv
CITY AND VICINITY
Ur. .. J.. Townsend to-day recovered S55OO
rom tn Avenue railroad car il iuries receiy
60 ~ railing from the front platform of one of
their cars in 1865. =, 0"o u
LATER.
ne accident on the Erie railroad occurred at
4oo a. IN. instead of 6 a. M. as preyouslv tele-
eraphed at Griswoid station a few miles this
sac Oh Ithaca. heavy freight train with an
engine, car and caboOse attached, while going
uown grade uncoupled, leaving the car and
capoose. Ibe train was recoupled, the signal
TAKEN IN and startcdon an ascending grade W he n
tue coupling broke u secopd time. When being
reeoupied and before the signal coulI be reese t,
aud extra freight train came laundering down
the grade and cOllded aud crushed everything
before it, Thirty passengers were in the car,
and live children were killed and 20 adults in
jured more or less The killed and wounded
were brought here this p. M. The coroner took
possession of the billed, and the wounded were
taken to the Sisters of Charity hospital in car
ria9es provided by the Erie Co., and everything
possible for their aid and comfort was ordered
to be furnished by the Superintendent of the
Erie Railrood.
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Elegant Furniture. Billiard Tables
&c, at Auction!

ON Tuesday, May 1Gih. at ten A NJ, we shall sell
" at the Union Club House. 1888 1-2 Congress ST.,
all the Furniture and Fixtures OF said House. con-
sisting IN part OF two Parlor Suits in Il. w. and
Green Rep, Eng. Beussels, Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets, Centre Tables, Oil Paintings and Engrav-
ings, Gas Fixtures throughout the house, Drop
Lights, China Spitt00ns, Library and Office Tables,
Office Chairs, Calendar Clocks, Paper Holders and
Racks, Silver Plated Water Fountain, Office Stove
Parior Desk, Lounge, Carved b. w. Chairs, Cocoa
Mating, Oak Chamber Sets, Toilet Sets, Hair aud
Husk Mattresses, Gard Tables Open Coal and Par
Tor Stoves. Mirrors, Easy Chairs, Black Walnut
Dining Table ia Oak, small Carved Dining Table in
Oak, Elegant Sideboard in Oak, Marble Top; French
China ami Iron Stone Ware; Cnt aud Blown Glass
Ware, Fine Silver Plated Ware Model Portable
Barstow tFumace, No 8, new this winter; two
Model Cook Stoves extension backs together with
the entire Kitchen Furniture.
Also two Four-Pocket Phaon Billiard Tables, one
new, together with Balls, Cues, Racks, Settees, &c.
The Furniture and Fixtures in this house are first
glass.
my10td y. O. RAIIEY ~ IN
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USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass Manufa ctur
ed by N ID. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change St., Room 5. 1t gives them instantly a
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded. If
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Go TO HINDs's, under the Preble House to
get your prescriptions compounded or to cup
ply yourself with toilet and fancy articles. His
Bay Leaf, Castor Oil and Brandy as a hair
dressing, is the most elegant preparation in
in the market and has hundreds of endorsers
in Portland.
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f. o. BAILEY s. Co., will sell on Market St.
at IL o'clock this morning, Horses Carriages,
Harnesses Sc. See advertisement i'll auction
column. -f
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MAINE HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY,"
The fifth annual meeting of the Maine HON.
eopathic Medical Society will be held in this
city on Tuesday the ODD inst. This system of
practice is no longer regarded as an experiment
1t has, in the United States, nine well organ.
lied colleges, eight journals, twenty State So
ceties, twenty one hospitals, twenty eight DIS
pensaries, and five thousand physicians.
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STATE S. s. CONVENTION. Superintendent
will call tho attention of their schools to the
importance of attending the convention to be
held at Gardiner commencing next Tuesday at
o'clock D. m.
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JESSE FREEMAN, opposite Printers Ex-
change, has Norfolk Plant and New York oys-
tiers, fresh from the beds, fat and luscious, and
they cannot be surpassed by any dealer in
Portland
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Those nice Bordeaux prunes have arrived
at Wilson & Co.'S. also good assortment Of
dried and canned fruit constantly ON hand.
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DIED AT THE SrATroN.-About elk o'clock
yesterday morning, man named William Al
exander,-although he had previously given
the name of Henry Foster-a horse clipper by
trade, living in Brunswick, was found dead in
his cell at the station in this city by Mr.. PEN
nell. He had been arrested by officer Smith
for drunkenness Thursday aud has been
drunk on the streets for several weeks past
but appeared sober and conyersed quite ration
ally at P. NJ on Thursday. When found he
gave no appearance of having suffered any, as
he laid on his back with one hand resting on a
bucket in the cell just as he did when he went
to sleep. Coroner Gould was called but
deemed an inquest unnecessary considering
that the man died from long continued drunk
enness and exposure. His brother came up
from Lewiston yesterday and said he left that
city about four weeks ago He had suffered
from fit short time previous, brought on by
excessive drinking, and the doctor then told
him that if he didn't leave off the use of liquor
it would kill him.
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REAL hair switches Sc 90, real hair curls
from 81 90 to $150, at Cogia Hassan's.
my12-2t
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LET every lady get her gloves and parasela
for Sunday at DAVIS & Co.
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Go and see Kings new chromos corner of
Cong ress and Chestnut street.