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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

WOOD WANTED.-A few cords of good
seasoned WOOD will be received at this Of,
fee on subscription, if sent at once
May l6, 1871.
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DUO ATIONAL.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.
CHkRLEST0WN. VIRGINIA

TNHE next ScsSIUu will commence on MONDAY
l. EPTEMBER IL. 1910.
being provided with competent n ssistants, eVery
advantage for 4 thorough course in EuRlsb the
language, Drawing, Music ON Piano and Ore an
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music. and pups will be required to play al the
MusicAl SOirCcs when the riends of the pupiIs can
have an opportunity to judge Of their progress.
Vocal Inusic will be taught in c!aSses as we'll a.
by private IeSson.
For Circulars, Terms & c., apply to the PRINCIPAL
July I9, 1870. Mae. 4. N. FORRESF
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= Boston has peculiar Law case, and the
judges disagree. John Piait. silversmith. had
q heavy balance at the Second National; John
fiati, blacksmith, (no reIa,ioDs), hadn't any
os.anee anywhere Nevertheless John the
blacksmith drew check for ive tbous,D5
signing his own name In his own bandUyifi,e,
aud presenting 1t at the Second National. dre1
the sIiversmith's money. That is the whole
OF the testimony. For what shall the black.
smith be punished?
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y PLEASANT PICTUEE.-Mark TWainSays:
1t Is evening. The rich glow Of the sinking
sun casts a'hwart the little cottage doorway =
mellow, golden light that enTiches aud inspires
the scene. balmy breeze blows from tho
West, aad the tail, surrounding trees, aud the
hedge shTubbcry, aud the bare garden stalks
and bushes bend their tops, and seem 10 uod .
pleasant goodnight TO the disappearing orb.
\ dream-l'ke stiffness settles about the place.
The busy hum OF day gradually sinks away,
aud the peaceful calm OF night gathers around
about. Finally, all IS still aud dark. Tn.
happy domestic circle within the cosy cot pre-
pare TO enjoy the bl.ssful repo-e Of eve6.-
Father aud children are grouped around tho
center table, aud while the man takes lis
so!ace IA his newspaper, the young matTon
siis quietly Ly her work, and the little ones
dIscusssTag dolls aud sugar pIums in the
corner. The sweet-voiced warbler, in his
golden cage above the vine clad window. has
ceased his merry song; Carlo has gone to sleep
on the rug; tue playful kittens have tired of
their GambOls, aud have curled up ia their
little box; aud now no sound Is heard saye
the crickers chiTrup. StiIIer aud darker it
grows until by>sud-by the sharp '.Hist -
from behind the garden fence tells US that
now Is the time TO steal water melons.
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ATTENTION. FARMERS!
WANTED,

WANTED.
GolT,S Amy. N.Y. aud DrGgoon Pi'tols. sPen.
CaSh " i'll be paid JAS LAW UOOFF
DrcCmter Is, 1910.
PILLS Of Lumber, all dimensions. P,astoring
~ IsAths &c. furnished at short notice nv
Nov 10. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
lust received a foil stock Of wheeling Nails,
- llurse Sh"-s, Powder. steel. Iron and guods in
nv line to "hie.' Invite t;H!ioT. ,
BROOM HANDLES, BROOM Twiue aud
Feb. I. JAS. Law. HOUFF
" AGON, CARRIAGE AND BUGGY
Jan.I7 1871, JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
lNEMEHT CiStern PumpS and Iron tubing. for
~ sale by JAS. LAW. uOOEF.
BLASTING and Gun Powder. Fuse, and Gun
~ Caps tor sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
MORN Hampers, Tuba, Buckets. busheI Measures,
~ Wood Ware, for sale by
JAn.I II. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
lOPE and CoTdage OF all kinds for sale by
IA Jan. -. JAS. Law. HOOFF.
ORSE ShOcs, Nail Rod Rnd Irnr. for sale nv
II jan. IL. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
WORN Shelters and Outline Boxes for sale bv
~ Jan. II. JAS LAW HOOFF.
CL3yER SEED SELVES Tor sale bv
~ Feb. Z. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
ENEBRY Rrat Chain for saic by
+ Fvb. = JAS: LAW. HOOFE.
500 LOCUST POSTS; for ..'rhy r. y,oorr
JAS. Law HooFF.
" JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
u JAS LAW. HooFF.
MACHINE OIL Tor sale by ,w uoor.
DATENT CIevis, that dispcusrs with the Treble
Maya, ' JAS iAIv. HooFF.
IMPROVED double shovel PIuughs. For sale by
i MHy2. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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RoEnEY FOUND OUT.-A letter from
Washington, Rappahannock county, in ahe
WaTrentOn Aaohec says -
About two years ago some oouscienceIess
scamp stole the watch aud Chain Of Mrs.
Willis browning while she lay corpse in her
husbands house aud several months ago q
burglar entered the store Of Mr. Anderson. of
this town, TobGiuS his drawer Of money and
Vaiuab!es. RCceufly Ean living on the
premises of Mr. Thornton who had worked
for Mr.. drowning at the time Of his loss. but
who Was too sympathetic to excite suspicion,
gave out that his mother had sent hun from
the North q splendid gold watch This in.
formation reached BrUwiBg and on Monday
he got a friend to enquire of the man the
t'me OF day. When lac pulled out the watch
10 reply, Browning who was purposely near
recognized j, aud obtained a warTent for its
recovery. This theft being proved aud com.
milment ordered, before the man was incarcera-
ted has person Was searched ard there was
found on him pocket book - hich had been
lett with Anderson by his uncle ana missing
when his store was robbed. This devclop-
meat led to the issuance OF a second warrant
the searching OF the mau's trunks at Thorn
tons house, aud the discovery Of Audcrson's
own PUcket book containing $3.50. Since
the mans 'sin has found him out i, Is m.
mored that ke has made a confession imr,I;.
eating two OF ThOrutOus sous ia the Ander.
sou ROBBERY"
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II OF f l..

HARVEST GROCERlES.-we have iust
1 received q large stock Of GROCERIES. which
We will sell 1T rGTy lOIc pFieGS.
june 6, 1871. HEARSIEY l. sHEERER.
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POE TICAL.

TF'Om the Wide World ]
THE EOSEBUSH By THE COTTAGE DOOR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

TO cure tOorhAehe. yOu should hOld =
certain root in the hand-theEOot Of the tootE,
YOU know. !.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

CHILD TRoUBLES.-This is Tor parents. and
worthy of two readings: The disapuoipt.
mentS OF children are hard to bear as those
OF adults. The hopes and plans of a child Of
ten reier to what Eis elders esteem friles. IL
Is truej sill, he values his little possessions a
highly, aud eliugs to his aims ss teuaciously
as Older persons do to theirs Bat they r.-
member that all human affairs are uuceTtain.
and lay their plans hOling for success. but, at
tue same time more or less apprehonsivs OF
Iai!ure The child, on the contrary, sees no.
thing but sunbeams; and when tho sudden
darkness comes, he feels even more disappoin-
ted than those older when their irnportaus
projects come to naugh.. The child has not
learned to reason ccolly upon matters aud
things as men do. aud is moved by impulse
rather than by deliberate judgment Children
very often suffer real injustice. Sometimes
the wrong comes from their playmates and
sometimes from the parent or teacher vino does
not take time to ascertain facts, reasoning that
the thing under consideration is such a triA.
thH; It IL not worth inquiry. Parents aud
teachers should always remember that tho
trials which seem tribes u them, are often
very serious to the little ones in their charge.
aud IN dealing with children should help then,
bear their burdens rather than scold them for
being irritated or grievcd One of the most
important lessons that can be tsught them il
to bear their trials and troubles IN proper
way"
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
PIEDMOXT S ARLINGTON
Life Insurance Company Of Va.

wM c EARRING TON President
JSO- T.. EDW ARDS, Vice PTcSiG'ut.
d J. HNRTSOOK- Secretary
IL. HOPKINS, Ass'I Secretary.
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DgTRANsIRNT BILLs-oAsH

The COLUMN HENDOME-EOr nearly two
hundred years the site of this beautiful col.
umn has been famous. II was as long AGO A.
1858 that Louis QuatOrze founded the SQUARE.
and although his designs we're not completed
colossal equestrian statue stood until 1892
IN Its centre, to remind the Parisians OF the
glories Of the reign of the magnificent mon
arch. To replace this statue, which had then
been DESTROYED, Napoleon, in 1906, ordered n
triumPhal column. BY which his victories
should ever be remembered, as were Traian's
ny his pillar an Rome. upon the model of which
that OF Paris was built.
The shaft was formed of two hundred and
seTenty.six plates of metal, cast from twelve
hundred guns taken frOm the Austrians aud
Prussians. From height of one hundred
aud forty feet the etigy iu bronze Of the great
modern conqueror looked down upon the city
at its feet, aud from base 10 capital vero
tWIned IN alto relies0 representations of the
triumphs and achievements of the campaign of
1919 and Ausierlits. In the reaction of the
drSe Bourbon return, ia 1914, this staine of
the cOnquerOT was removed, aud one of Henri
OF Navarro substituted, but when Louis Phil.
hPpe, the citizen king reigned, another statue
OF Napoleon, cast from the cannon OF Alsiers
taken in 1880, dressed with the historical
great coat and cooked hat, was again elevated
and the old herU of Navarro removed to QUE
of the bridges over the Seine. IL is this. the
brouZc record of former victories over their
late conquerOrs-it is this, cast from the guns
OF Algeria, now. escaping from her Grasp
which Paris has DESTROYED.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Taos c. GRGEN.l [DAS'L, B. LUCAS
GREEN & LUCAS,

At1orney9 at Law
EIAVISG associated ourselves partners, we
will PcAetieeIR JedsTsOn aud adj1iHiuE cOun.
Go-O1ess at CharIestown. ShePberds:Own and
LsesbOrg-
septsuber -, 1870.
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Over $4,000 Policies Issued in Two Years.
INSURING OVER $4,000, ,uOU.
S3S5,OJO OvER ALL LIAEILIvIEs. DIyIpESD FOX
1863, 80 PER CEST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-03

DY j. w. CAMPBELL, JR, AuCTIONEER-CAMP-
ID BELL CO., No. West Fourth street, Broad
way, sell this day At 10 o'clock, without reserve the
Us we.i Tenth street opposite Jefferson Market Police
good cash business Liquor store seekers specuaors
Claly invited.
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-----. -
GNUNARD LINE. -. ... . 1900
" THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
- ,.rrr NAIL Nall STA MSHips;
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIvERPoOL, CALLING
CHINA. Wednesday, July ALGERIA Saturday, July is
SAyA Wsanssday July GAkABIkiA Sat, July q
BA...wedncsday Aug 81 BATAVIA. Saturday, Aug IL
RATES OF PASSAGE
Bv the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steerage.
First cabin $780, gold Second cabin Ttv, gold
Return G tickets sa5o gold
BY the 1hn ro and SATURDAY. SATURDAY steamer so
Return tickets. gold
parts OF Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills Of adng given for Belfast Glasgow, Havre.
Ant lori edter-
ranean ports.
ONCE No Bowling Green -r'' ''' o''v-''
For steerage passage at Ill Broadway Trinity Building
CHAS. u. FRANCkLYN, Agent
~, S,,, ~, ~ - :, !,
INmAN LINE Fun QuEhNsIOwN AND LNEhfOOL
HoyM Ma S'eamers arc apponrs 20 san a.
CITY Or LimEklCk.."..'.... THURSDAY, july r. NJ
NEMESIS......:: ... Thursday. July II, 7. NJ.
CITY Or LONDOS.. saturday, July To- T. NJ
ana eacn succeeding sraay ana ihusday from pier 10
p.rvSs o, 1u IIvsrc,
First Cabin........ .....s7s stecrass $50
TO Pars........... 30 TO Paris. ..' "a
also forwarded to Havre, HAMBURG Sweden,
Norway and Denmark, at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here moderate
wishing to send for their friends
O join g. DALE Agent IS Brosa~sy' New YORK
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n v. II. BERTHOLF, AUCTIONEER. SELLS THIS
L. day by virtue of chael mortgage at 44 Canal street,
at O'Clock, large assortment OF Household Furniture,
Paror suits French Plate ter and Mantel Mirrors Sofas
Lounges Tables, Chairs kefrigeraors Ollcloh,
Brsscs and Ingram Carpets res Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Pillows, Bedding Mating. Crockery Glass and Wooden
Ware Also hundred assorted Chairs Desks Ofce Fur
nture Express Horse Harness. Pictures Paintings,
Counters, Show Cases,
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HENRY zINN, AUCrIoNEER-sELLs THIS DAY.
IL Commencing at 0L o'clock, four story residence
I24 West Twentysxth street, Sixth comprising
magnificent Paor suits, In satin aud sk rosewood
Pinnoforte celebrated city maker; Mirrors, Paintings
Bronzcs lace Curtains EisEeres Bookcase 49, velvet md
Plate China, Cutlery, Chars sc also bedroom SUITS in
rosewood and wanut single and double BE !steads Blu
Wardrobes spring. hair feather Beds Bedding.
&c. Lounges, Clocss also Kitchen and Basement Furn
ure in ECU lots by catalogue OF useful household Furniture
IIENRY b. HERTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale of OIL Paintings, Chromos Engravings, Mirrors,
Monday July 10 A. NJ, at lS7 Fulton street. to close
aLon .aaira
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.
~ AMERICAN, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
FLAGS, FLAGS, FLAGS
BY EDWARD SCHENCK. Monday, at u o'clock, at so
Streamers, from the Navy Yard.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ETH AVENUE THEATRE
- Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. AuGuSItN DALy
THE ONLY COMEDY THEATRE OPEN.
-. Cool and pleasant The patent venlatng apparatus
OF this theatre cost $1,000.
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Catalogues at house on morning OF sale.

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTlONEER,
w Once No. City Hall place.
VIII cell, Wednesday, 9th inst at 1014 O'Clock, the Con-
the Liquor Store No. Rutgers street, corner OF
Canal consisting Of splendid Counter copper ninga
number of Kegs and Casks, Copper Measurcs nne
Beer Pumps with large stock Of assorted Liquors. Wines
&C. VIII be for private sale up to "Wednesday morning
NILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCTIONEER,
by virtue Of bin Of sale win SELL this day. lo O'clock
all the Household, Saloon Laundry and Kitchen Furniture
Carpets contained in house No. 81 Thompson street, in
the city OF New York.
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10 NORTH WASHINGTON sQuARF.-rURNIsHED
= Rooms with nrst bosrd for families or single
gentlemen; transient and table boarders taken; terms
Guccd for the
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- EAST THlRTyFIRsT STREEr-rkRMANENT OR
transient parties viii be accommodated with handsome
furnished Rooms ioarc on moderate terms
for the summer; reference.
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81 WEST THIRryFIRsT STREET HANDSOMELY
= furnished Rooms with without BOad, la first class
house table ard attendance gool; references exchanged
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MORRIS VILLAINS, AUCTIONEER.
Executors sale of Household Furniture.

E. n. LUDLOW 4 co. win sell M auction Wednesday
July 1871 II O'Clock residence of the late William
Suinmerhed, Washington avenue, Eleventh street,
fremont the Furniture contained In said house, con-
Parlor SUIT, in brocael; rosewood
Etacere back Pier Glasses. Centre Table marble
tops Par'or Organ fMason Hamlin makcs black Walnut
Table, Secretary Bookcases three Paintings, Brs
sells Carpet also Wagon, Sleigh, Harness, &c.
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= WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
III and University place.-llcasant Rooms and
excellent table, moderate prccs Location SUBSCRIPTIONS
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TX WHIST TWENTIETH STREET.
Id Rooms to let, with Board
reduced prices.
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TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships of this line leave pier North river foot OF
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesday, July
T. at r. ", steamship ISAAC BELL connecting with the
Virginia and Tennessee Air ne the Seaboard Inland Air
line Petersburg and Weldon Railroads Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and Richmond and Danville Railroad Through
passenger tickets and through bills Of adng at reduced
rates TO all points South and Southwest.
Apply at oce pier ST. Office of the company 1S7
Greenwich street. corner OF Dew.
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> COMMUNICATING FURNISHED ROOMS ON FIRST
snu second roors with frat class Board. with
conmodstoa gentlemen families, AZ II West Twelfth
ntrect, near lil.h Avenue.
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brilliant SUCCESS
Erection of
The Peoples College certain.
proud DAY for samaria
$4,000 realized for the Building Fund
Unerampled enthusiasm of Rockand county.
Auction sales
of
1000 Lots nj ANuras,
will be resumed TUESDAY. yaiy T. at IL O'Clock M,
the grousd
Terms Of sale heretosore3 per cent only TO be paid
rs per retained by purchaser until building Of the
College is assured and then only by nstaments10 per
per monthor building purposes; sale unreseved, TO
highest bidder Parties desiring examine the prop ery
may daily excursion trains foot Chambers street.
Erie Building at e A. NJ fare, round TRIP. Soc refresh
ments at the Pavilion, The ground prols TO Samaritan
Home Trains sale days free.
For excursion tickets sale maps and further informa
tion apply to
5. DiNGEE CO., Auctioneers their once. Aturss,
Or nj NsW York
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BOARDERs WANTED.

> LARGE. AIRY ROOMS TO LET-SUITABLE FOR
- gentleman aud wife two single Gentlemen; suosan
sia boari home comorts moderate. Address
WEST tlFTx-EIGlifH STREET, box Ill Herald Office
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MILE. r. SARUCO WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE IN.
lA srucons on Piano during summer months at her or
NOTICE TO COMPOSEkS.-THE TIME FOR SENDING
IN In the OF the competitors for the "Prize An
them has been extended two weeks from July 1871 For
particulars apply to HENRY SCHROEDER, Director Ame-
rcan Conservatory Of Music 81 Union square, New York.
yxyANrEp-AT THE AMERICAN MUSICAL AGENCY,
w Eli Fourth avenue ladies' who plays the piano
teach French and singing IN seminary n BArtists for
other be obtained by applying to
H. SCHROEDER, Director, as above.
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CoAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE 7
IL California, Japan and China,
via Panama.

BERMUDA NAIL.
ID Steamship SAN FRANCISCO will sail for Hamilton.
taking freight to st. Georges, from pier Il North river at
July s, September T.
July "a, September 20
Aug. IL, October 49,
For freight and passage apply
"a Exchange place, New York
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90 CLINTON PLACE tErGHTH sTREETl.-HANp-
J somely furnished Rooms let with without Board.
gentlemen their lves single gentlemen; terms
M
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O.. TO as PER WEEk-FOR PLEASANT FURNISHED
s~i1 Rooms. with BOARD. Sa Macdonga street, second
door from Fourth street bouse al the modern i'm
provtincn,s wafer IN rooms.
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40 WHIST THIRTY-SECoND STREET.-RooMS TO
r rent with hoard, suite or single. Tor the season or
permanently.
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90 BOND sTREET.-PLEAsAYT ROOMS TO LET,
ID with Board.
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magnificent Household Furniture Pianofore, largest,
public auction this tMONDAN) morning, at ii O'clock
at the large private residence ~ Tenth street.
block west Of Broadway, Fifth and Sixth
Velvet Brussels medallion Carpets pier oval Mirrors
lace Curtains French Bronzes Vases, Sstuary, Clocks,
Works of Art Pantings magnificent rosewood IA octave
Panofore. Stool Cover; walnut Parlor Suits
cae silk plain Cabinets Etageres Tablet Book
Turkish Chairs Lounges rosewood and walnut Cham
Der SUITS spring and hair Mattresses, Bedding Dining and
Library Furniture Buffet Extension Table, Chairs, French
china Dinner china Tea Sets Casters,
Pitchers Spoons Forks, ivory Table Cutlery Glass
Crystal Ware DC chance for parties wanting
class furniture. EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer lioods
packed and shipped by responsible parties
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90 EAST TENTH STREET. NEAR FOURTH AVE-
81 nre-Furnihhed Rooms TO let, with Board, to fam
lies single persons.
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Src ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN lave GOOD
do. Board ANA comfortable Room for aj per week at !;
Carkson only house in the block ls"een Narick and
Hudson
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-27
State of Maine.
AUGUSTA, January 18th. 1877

AUGUSTA, January 18th, 1871.
A meeting of the Committee of the Legislature
a on Railroads. Ways and Bridges, this day held
on the Petition OF the Boston and Maine Railroad
representing THAT it has become matter OF impor.
tance, under existing circumsaces, that their load
should be extended into Portland, or to such point
on the Portland and Rochester Railroad as shall be
found ost advantageous to connect Herewith; and
praying tor authority make such extensions, from
some convenient point on their read in said State;
aAd for authority to increase their capital for said
purpose" 1t is Ordered,
That said Petitioners give notice that hearing will
be had on said Petition in the Senate Chamber, at
Augusta, on Tuesday the 3lst day OF January inst.
at q 2o'clock D. M. by publishing this order in tn,
''Portland Daily Press" and Daily Eastern Argus
and serving copy of the same upon the Superm.
tendant or tLe Treasurer OF the Portland, Saco and
lore the time designated for said hearing. 0e'
Per order OF the Committee
DANIEL HOLLAND.
Cnarman on The part of the Sonata
,..,. JAMES L. PATTEN,
janis Chairman on the part OF the House,
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General Order No. 1.
The following officers havs been appointed and
commissioned upon the staff of the Governor and
Commander-in-C Chief:
Col JAMES A. HALL, Assistant Inspector GenI.
Col. ELBRIDGE A. THOMPSON, Asst Surgeon
Lieut.. Col ELIAS MILLIKEN, [Gen'I
Lieut.. Col j. MANCHESTER HAYNES,
Lieut.. Col. ALEXANDER B. SUMNER,
Lieut., Col. FRED N. DOW, Aids de-Camp.
Major FREDERICK E. SHAW Military Secretary
They will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
By order of the Governor and Comm ander in Chief
jn26-d3t B. B. MURRAY, JR., AdJ't Gen'l.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-27
STATE OF MAINE.

In SENATE, January 4, 1871.
ORDERED. The House concurring, that all peti.
tions for private LEGISLATION, except petitions tor
redress OF wrongs and grievances" which shalt be
presented to the Legislature after the first day Of
February next, be referred to the next legislature
and that this order be published in the kenuebet
Journal until that date.
In SENATE, Jan. 9, 1871.
Read, amended by inserting after the word
"Journal" the words "BaDgor Daily Wing and Cour.
Ter and Portland Daily Press" and passed. Sent
down Tor concurrence.
SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary.
In HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
January 8, 1871.
Read and passed in concurrence.
SUMNER j, ,CHADBOURNE, Clerk
A true copy.
Attest: SAMUEL W. LANE Secretary:
Jan 12to Feb1