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Boston a. Maine Railroad.

THE LETTINGS OF THE EXTENSION
The following are the assignments of the
contracts on 80 miles of the extension of the
Boston & Maine railrsad:
Bonnallie & Robbins, Sections G, 16 and II,
excepting the bridge and arch masonry.
P. Nancy & Son, Sections z, 10 and II,
grading, culverts and paving.
Shannahan & Dolan, Sections 8, 9, 10 and 20,
grading, culvert masonry and paving.
Ward Brothers, Section u, grading, culverts
and paving.
j. A. Gordon & Co., all the work of Sections
10 and a.
Andrews g. Haines, all the work of Section
Is; and the masonry of Sections 16, II and 49,
Savage, Berry & Co., all the grading aud
masonry of Sections 81, % and %; arch aud
bridge masonry of Sections 6, Z, 80, 10, IL, IL
and 10.
The Directors have ordered the remainder of
the extension co be located at once and put I'M
der contract. All the grading and masonry to
be finished by June 1st 1877
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ORNlA.
C0unnaI IN A I'm m n the Ind n ms

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 25.-Capt. Henry's
command, the 81 cavalry, is making aspleGdid
campaign through eastern Arizona. They
have destroyed many Raucherous and num-
Der of Apaches. AT latest advices troops were
near Great Tonic Basin. The peace commiss-
ioners stopped at Los Aruces. New Mexico.
Governor Stafford and company of 200 min
erg and Indian hunters had found rich gold
piacers In Pinal county, and were still scout
ing Tor gold and Apaches. Gen. Crook has
instructed commanders of the expedition not
to kill Apache women or children under any
circumstances, even If they are escaping He
declares himself satisfied that the war would
not be prolonged beyond six months to effect
complete subjugation of the savages, were it
not that the Indians, who would other wise be
compeied TO Surrender, can now find refuge at
their old nurseries on reservations. The
Coyote Apaches are actively assisting troops
in war on other Apache tribes and it is report
ed that the White Mountain Apaches will also
ioin the whites in war.
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MATANzAs, Sept 15.-fFrom Alfonso & Blanch-
ards Circular .l-Freighls--T There has been no en-
quiTy or Europe vessels. For the United States
the business transacted has been small. but thu
number OF VESSELS having limited, former rates
have heen mant .inei We quote nominay For
the United States W box Sugar 81 %; do " hid do
81 25 to so; do " 40 gals Molas es, SO Beans
Tn market IA almost bare OF prime large Eggs"
which being In active enquiry prices improving;
we quote al from IS to ~ rs arrabe. Potatoes-The
mpOrtatons since last have been lare from Jain
and although tho inquiry has kent fair, prices have
Improved but i te We quote sales of 10 barrels
from New York at SIS " bbl with discount. Lum-
berthe business transacted since our previous
port have been OF very little impor ance. rhe stock
in deaer b tnds is very light and ,od. w boards
being wanted, first cargoes will be readily sold at
high prices P P Lumber is in mod rate supply and
fair mand, but we have no sales to report. Prices
are NOMINAL Hoops->o change to notice IN this ar
tice. which remains 10 moderate request. The sales
comprise $4,000 of IA feet shaved and 1000 OF good
sha ed OF IA feet at $50 mile. Box shocks Moth
ing has been done in this article. HID. shocks
Demand has continued limited without change. We
quote 20 sugar shocks from New York at q rs; 1916
for sugar and $50 moasses from store at % ISL Emp
ty hhds.-A lot OF 600 was sold POI rs.
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NEW YORK, Sept 5-Egening.-CoS.on more &C.
ding upa ds sOs State
and Western "a Toe better; state $40 a 10; round
hoop Ohio 81 a. % @7 a5 Wesera 57G@775i South.
exdort demand; sales 81 900 bush. No. Spring at
l At q 81, Winter Red Western at So q l 57.-
Mixed Western ~ g ~. Oats iarly active; Ohio
and Western q a SIC. Pork frmef for prime mess
a. Is o. - 20; PRIME 10 % g II co. Lard firm and
state Is a 3Jc. Whiskey frmer; Western Tree at SO
q 97c. Rice firm; Carolina 81 q 9tc. Sugar duh /;
Coffee firm; RIO 145 q 17sc Naval StOres-Spnits
Turpentine scarce and We firm at 81 a 63c; Rosin
scarce and advancing at $50 g 40 for strained
Talow active at "A a 9kc.
ID.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Flour more active Whea.
advanced; No aspiring at 1T Corn oecine l.; No.
2mixed 47a q AZ. Oats deeI ned: No 2 at 3D.
at 62Ic High Wines firm at SIC ProeisionsH 9P
steady at y s7a q l. ~. Lard 94c. Bulk Meats
shoulders rs %e i. at 81 St Live aogs active at
Reeepts-6OOO bbls. -four, l75 900 BUSH wheat, 222
600 bush. corn $4,000 bush. oats, 2OOOO BUSH rye
shipments 5000 bbls. hour, 1900 bush. wheat,
900 bush corn, 900 BUSH oats, 900 bush bar
ley 1000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-Provisions- firm at
IL TO- Lard firm at II Bacon unchanged sIOul-
ders at u q 7sc; clear rib sides u; clear sides SIC
Live Hogs md Catsle unchanged. Whiskey in good
demand at Gle.
TOLEDO, Sept 25-Four firm. Wheat higher:
No 2 White Wabash Is; mo White Michigan / l4I |;
Amber southern Az; Amber Illinois 49,. Corn
advanced lie; high Mixed at 56 low do 555c; yellow
56c no graae 5f. Oats steady; No. at 80 q 800 /;
NO. at 36}c; Michigan II.
a?HARLEsToN, Sept. 25.-Cotton strong; M,ddling
uplands 1871.
SAVANNAH, Sept 25.-Cotton steady; Miudling
uplands 17ac,
MOBILE. Sept 25.-Cotton firm; Mddling up
ands 19fc
eEw ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet; Mid
uplands l9sc.
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New Adverss.su ,cnls To-Day,

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre. ... Music Hall.
Peoples Course. :. City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Millinery. Mrs. G. c. WEIGH, 70 Middle st.
Hystetrer's Stomach Bitters
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Business Chances. Taylor & Co.
Wanted. =. Eliza hatch.
Giocery and Provision Stock for Sale.
Wanted. ..Copyists.
Difficult Foot. =. Go to PaImer's
Rene nber. -. White Speciality for Dyspepsia.
House to Let. =. Dantorth street.
To Let. Brick House.
Rooms with Board. -. Free street.
Organs and Meodeons.
Notice. C. w. Wilson.
Notice. :. Ann Butler Barnes.
Tenement to Let. Brown street.
Clothing. .. Grin Hawkes. g. Co.
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TEL EG RAPHIO ITEwa.

Hutchins Bros saw mill at Westford Mass,
was burned Saturday night. Loss $780,
Alexander Cauldwell's boiler works, at New
burgh, n. j., were destroyed by iDcendiaries
Saturday night. Loss $25,000; insured for
$4,000. David Lswson's storehouse adjoin-
ing was damaged $4,000; partially insured.
The Coulter Bigliu crew have challenged
apy crew in the United States to six mile
race.
S. M Carpenter. formerly Secretary of Lee
CATION TO Chill, is dead.
The press and people of Washington are in-
dignant over the scandalous speeches by the
mass meeting Friday night of the Wome,'s
Club, refecting on the visiting Knights Temp
lar, by charging that houses of prostitution
had thriyed since their advent.
Redingtop. Hostetter & Co., of San Fran
cisco, lose $4,000 over their insurance by the
fire last mig It,
The KiOwas are petitionipg fer the release
of Santenta and Big Tree, and Gen. Sherman
says they should never be released
DR.. Perry, the abortionist, has been SEN
fenced to two years in the State prison.
Schooner Hurd .oundered on Lake Michi-
gan and all on board were lost except the cap
tam.
Government bought three million of bonds in
New York yesterday at 112 SO to 1880.
New York dispatch says there were seve n
deaths from violence in that city Sunday
John OBrien and Eugene MCCARTHY were
each Killed by their room-mates.
Thomas G. Semmes. Postmaster of Atlanta
Ga, has been acquitted of the charge OF EN-
be Element
Negotiations for a race between the Paris
am Tyne crews have failed, the latter having
backes out.
President Grant left Cincinnati for Chicago
yesterday morning, and Secretary Boutwe'
ana family for Washington.
The trial of Mrs E. g. WHARTON the alleged
Baltimore poisoner, which was to have com
| menced yesterday has been postponed tor
snort time on account of the feeble health
the defendant.
Mrs. Jdlia w. Doolittle died in Brooklyn
| yesterday while under the influence OF cbloro
1orn' having lust had some teeth extracted.
Emma p. Jordan, IS years old, recovered
Sooo0 from Christopher Jordan, her cousin, II
the Brooklyn City Court for breach OF promls
of marriage.
| The Roumanian government has ordered {
M Mt quarantine on all vessels coming iron
Inc Colored Convention at st. Louis was Il
session yesterday Resolutions were ofere!
1avoflog the removal OF disabilities from al
reoeis, and in favor of a war on the liquo
| Uianc by the National Government. Bot
Were referred. The convention adjourne
! with dozen or SO speeches.
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ONE of the very best places in the city to
purchase millinery, hats, ribbons, feathers, vel
vets, flowers, and in fact almost everything
which lady needs for her use or adornment,
is at G. G. Welch's, No. 70 Middle street, in
the Fox block. Mrs. Welch's goods are all new
and of such quality that they need only TO be
seen to be purchased The ribbons, flowers
and velvets are of the latest importations and
are fashioable as we'll as valuable. All those
in want of this kind Of goods should give Mrs.
Welch a call
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25-1O.3o A. M.--Cotton opened
steady; Middling upands 20 a sgd; sales estimated
at u, 900 bales.
LONDON, Sept. 25-11.3 80 A. M.-ConsoIs opened at
92s q 90 for money and account.
American securities-U. ). 5-20s, 1869, 90; do 1865
old. 93A; do 1867, GIG; U. S. .lO-4Os s9t.
FRANKFGRT, Sept. -Evening.-United States
500 bonds FOR 1882 opened at 9it.
PARIS Sept. 25-kentes 56f 12c.
LosDoN, Sept 25-1 30 P. M. Consols at 92A q 92t
tor money ana account.
LrvERPooL. Scot, 25---l 80 P. M---Cotton steady;
Mi1dIing uplands 81 q 9id wheat 10 a lis Sd ior
No. 2 Red Western Sprn. Pork ASS.
LONDON, Sept. 25-430 P. M.-Consos closed at
90 q 92s for money and accoune.
american securties-U.S 5-20's 1862, s3f; do 1865
0l1, 9sf d. 1867, 81; U. S. 10 4O's 934. =, a-
FRANKFoRT, Sept25-P. M.-United States 5-20's
1862 94a
PARIS, Sept 25-Evenng.-Rentes closed at 56f
22c.
LIVERPOOL, Sent. 25-4 80 p. M.-Cotton closed
steady sales 10 900 bales: Middliug upiands &c.
including 1000 for export and soeculafiOn
LONDON, Sept. 25-430 P, M.---rallow active at
AS 81 "a ass
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WASHINGTON.
The Encl1. h CLAN Com. N, issiou

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-The Claims Com
mission under the Treaty of Washington have
postponed their first meeting until to morrow
evening in Consequence of the absence of Mr..
Hale, the United States agent and counsellor.
The Genoa Arbitration.
Assistant Secretary of State Davis, United
States Agent before Genoa arbitration, was in
consultation tor several hours to day with
Messrs. Gushing and Meredith, counsellors re-
Gently appointed on the claims to be presented
to that tribunal, which will meet on the 10Th
of December.
SIR Edward Thornton.
Sir Edward Thornton is expected to return
from England before the close of October.
The Committee on Affairs i'm Southern
states.
The sub committee for examination of wit
nesses in reference to affairs ir the Southern
States to-day examined VIM G.. Whpple of
Arkansas, and adjourned sine die.
The Upe ations of Another Committee.
The sub committee consisting OF Messrs.
Wool, Stevenson and Peck, appointed to pro-
cure documentary and official information in
regard to financial administration, taxation,
election laws, &c, in the Southern States, or
ganized and agreed upon circular, calling for
such Information, which will be addressed to
executive officers OF State governments and
several of the principal cities. Tue sub-com-
mittee then adjourned to meet in Washington
November 1St
The Indians with the Northern Pacific
Railroad.
A letter dated September 18th was received
to-day from j. A. Wall, Indian Superintend
ent for Montana, in which he says that the
Crow Indians offer no opposition TO the North
ern Poetic railroad, and are perfectly willing
it should be built, and in fact, have volunteer
ed to the party their chiefs and head men to ac
company the engineers aid soldiers to act as
scouts and to assist them in any way 10 their
power against the Sioux. These Indians have
been friendly and are literally located by the
government, and are very well satisfied with
the manner in which their treaty stipuations
have been carried out
Newspaper Changes.
James E. Harvey has on account of i'll health
retired from the editorship of the Daily Pat
riot. Noah s. Jeffries has purchased Harvey's
interest in the paper, but this involves no
change in the political tone and general man.
ayement.
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METEORO LOGICAL.
synopsis Of Veal r. Reports for the past
sweniy. FOur Hours.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,


OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Sept. 25, o. 80 P. M))
The barometer has risen 81 ce Sunday after
noon from NJ Michigan to Kansas and noithward
so tar asreports have been received. Pressure
has risen very generally on Mitdle and East
ern Atlantic Coast, but has fallen somewhat
during the day from Wisconsin to Lake Onta-
rio. Cloudy and threatening weather with
rain as been reported from South Carolina to
Florida, and cloudness now extends along the
coast t.. Massachusetts, ana is also reported
this afternoon from Michigan. Temperature
has fallen 10 MIDDLE and Eastern STATES since
Sunday afternoon, ard also north of Missouri
and Indiana. Nortberly winds prevail from
Lake Michigan to Missouri, and southwest
winds on lower lakes.
Observation-Disclosures will probably ex-
tend very generally on Tuesday along the en-
tire Atlantic coast and lower lakes, with light
rains in some localities as Virginia aid Lake
Erie Rising barometer with clearing weather
and falling temperature from Michigan and
Lake Superior westward and southwark to the
Gulf. No predictions have beeu issued from
this office respecting tidal wave, nor is there
any such wave anticipated.
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HLLSNOnSs
Cha m ued hia Grepd-

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Rev. William HI. Mil.
burn OF Jacksonville, ILL.,, the we'll knewp
bind preacher, has formally withdrawn from
the Episcopal Church and united with the
Methodist denomination, and has been admit
ted to the ministry in the Methodist Church.
He was for many years minister of the Meth
odi,t Church, and some five years since with
drew therefrom and joined the Episcopal
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Mrs. APPLETON OAKsMITHs CoNCERT.-No
lady has appeared before the citizens OF Port.
land who is more entitled to their recognition
and support than Mrs. Oaksmith, and we be-
lieye we have assurances that her concert to-
morrow evening will be we'll attended. The
career of her notorious husband-his cOnnec-
ton with the fi!libuster Walker, his complica-
ton with the slave trade, and his other crimes,
which drove him from his native country an
unpardoped convict, and his cruel treatment
of h is faithful devoted and accomplished wife
stealing her children and fleeing with them
to Europe,-s familiar to almost everybody IN
this city, and she has, we believe, the sympathy
of all in her troubles. Twice she has visited
England in the hope of recovering her chill
dren, and each time has she been disappoint-
ed, and the object of the present concert is to
assist her to the means of continuing her con-
test against her husband for the possession of
these loved ones. She offers programme OF
high order, embracing on her part the selec-
tions, "Thou who BDowst each human feel
| ing" from II Duo Foscari; the grand classical
romanza, LA posa bolla'' from II Giuramento /;
"Omio Fernando" from II FaUorita Rossini's
''Salve Regina and the familiar Non ger. "
MIR. John l.. Shaw, who has kindly consented
to assist her, will sing "Man the Life Boat a
ballad by Russell; "By the Blue Sea-" by
Smart; duett from Lucia de Lammermoor
with Mrs. Oaksmith, and one from Verdi, with
Mr. Monroe. Mr.. Monroe will sing,"I see
thee, love, in every flower and st was not
thus to be-" by Abt. Miss Lizzie Dyer will
accompany upon the piano. The Haydn Quar-.
| .a4.o houa kindly volunteered TO NAV Haydr's
Military Symphony at the opening OF the con
cerf. We hope many who have not yet secur
| ed tickets will do so early,
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Bradburys.
Hs Hnictpai Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PkESlD ING.
MoNDAY-Meyer Waterman vs. Elisha Kinsman.
Action of assumpsit for goods sold defendant,
amounting to $I275.
DefenceConditional sale, and offer 10 be default
ed for the sum oil $3.50. Judgment for plaintiff for
Sl075.
Frank, Hopkins
Number of new entries, 10; defaults, Is; contin-
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DEDICATION AT NORTH GCRHAM-The new
Methodist Episcopal Church at North Cor
ham, Me-, will be dedicated to the worship of
God, Oct. II, at half past ten O'Clock A. M.
Services in the afternoon and evening.
Brethren in the ministry, aud especially
those who have been pastors OF this church,
are earnestly invited to be present. Further
particulars hereafter.
H. F. A. PATTERSON.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE DAILY PRESS.

MAINE.
Aid to the Kenuebec aud Wiscasset Rail-
road.
WIsCAssET Sept 25.-The town of White
field, in very nume onsly att n1ed town
meeting to-day, voted aid to the Kennebec ana
Wscasset railroad, in two amounts OF fifty and
one hundred thousand dollars each, making
one hundred and fifty thousand in the whole.
The vote on the larger sum was very nearly
unanimous This vote is understood as pro-
viding the remaining sum necessary to COM
plete the road.
Sudden Death i'm Bangor.
BANGOR, Sept. 25.-Thos. Gallagher, Ia
borer, was found dead In his bed at Mattawam-
keag this morning. Cause unknown, but SUP
posed to be disease of the heart. He leaVs
family in this city.
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Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25-The General Com.
mercial Convention assembled here to-day.
After Mr.. Garnetts address permanent or
gan'zatlon was effected, with R. NJ. Bishop of
CIncinnati, President, and twenty-five Vice
President, one from each State represented,
and w. 81. Clayton and w. FL. Cole of this
city Secretaries About $50 delegates mostly
from the Western and Southern States are
present, Maine being the ouly New England
State ranrasented
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b igham Disr' CARDS the PrOhi billion of
the Anneelsla

Jufge Hawley of the Supreme Court, has
caused to be issued from the second judicial
District Court. a writ OF prohibition against
the Mormon Bishop, John R. Murdoch, Pro-
bate Judge of Beaver county, restraining him
from taking or exercising chancery or common
law jurisdiction, and cOLfining him to SIMPLE
Probate business. Disregardng the decision
OF the Supreme Court Brigham Young has di-
continue chancery and common jurisdiction.
The argument of Judge Hawley in issuing this
writ was most exhaustive aud able. After its
delivery several of the Mormons in power
thanked him.
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The secret of DIR. Leland's success in the
treatment of chronic diseases lies in the fact
that his system of practice embraces both me-
chanical and medicinal Therapeutics. His
Vacuum Spirometer" for the expansion Of
the lungs and the application of Atomized
Medacaments in consumption, bronchitis, etc.,
has demonstrated the durability of these dread
diseases and meets the hearty endorsement OF
eminent physicians His other appliances for
the treatment Of other disc ses are equally
The public are cordially invited to
call and examine fully into every department,
free Of charge, at the Doctors rooms in Ca |
hoon Block, corner of Myrtle and Congress |
Streets
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Republican State Convention.
ONO.
Arrest Of a MAN for Passing Counterfeit
M0uey

CLEVELAND, Sept 25.-E. Roberts was ar
rested at Salinville, Ohio, Saturday, by an 9th
Ger of the secret service for passing counter felt
money. A considerable amount of twos on
the Ninth National Bant of New York. was
found on his person. Roberts is Superih-
tendent of one of the extensive coal mines ope-
rated by the Cleveland Iron Company, is
wealthy and prominent for his zeal in the cause
Of religion and kindred virtues.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
LIST OF ENTRIES
Presuupscot Park Associa'n,
sept. 20. 81, 20, 20.

List of Entries tor the minute purse.
BEN Hersem, wa,ervfle I'm Fanny Grey.
Mnlken. Portland. Dare
L j Bracket !" gsi,yer Tail.
II Pfatt, blk M Pau
G " Delaney Augusta, br m Belle
G Il Bailey. Portland, g Ben.
Andrew iunning, Por land, z Meddlssop,e
j b Wheelden, blk Northern Light.
Double Team Pace
j Haines, Portland, Honest SHAKER and Maine Girl
Geo II Bailey, Portland. Beauregald aud
Lacy BuIlelgh.
John Gilpn.
25O Purse.
G Mhliken. Portland, Dare, formerly
P Mo A @. Tburlsw, Poland. blk Phi SHERIDAN.
g A Jones, Fairfield, 9 Ball
q Delaney, augusta, n lie.
\ Lark,n Pennington. 9 Gec Knox, Jr:
Wheeler, Bangor, blk 9 Northern light.
Five Year Old Glass.
j Noyes, Portland b m Nellie Sherman
J Brackett OF PortlanI z American EsQIs.
y Gnodae, Har land, FIN ueror
j. hain's OF Pc tlaud r z, liver Tai,
J w Mcnufee, nesring, b King William
VI Delaney, Augusta, z h1 Gilpn.
P Wheelden, Bangor, - m Louisa W.
2..5 Glass.
J e Haines, Portland, c m Kate Sharp.
Stn an,ow Ed 1at stTFs s s lSM Thumb
R J1nes F.ufe d, b IN G mt Annie.
) A Jones Rg Bu ter Ball.
! NJ clancy, Augusta z John Gi'pu.
B 2 Wneeden. Bangor blk Noilhern Light.
P Adams, BiddefJrd. Gen Warren.
$40 Class.
I.arkin. Farmip g'on. Daniel Boone.
haines, Portland, s Honest Shaker.
jon 3. Fairfield, Butter ball.
ieo Bailey, Portland, Ned SWEET
(Iornefly Num-
Nickerson, Bangor, blk IN Nickerson Mare.
Sweepstakes.
q III NICK eunev Saco n m Maina dill
beIJ MeIshom, Boston, b Sheppa Knapp
) RI Gllbreth, Keuda ia s.Ills, b = Gil retb knox
) II jacobs. Skowhegan, 2 Trout esome
Daniel sigiy, Boston. Fanny
Nj Shaw, Bangor Bangor (Iormer,v
Bully Brooks
4year old class
VIM Matthews, searsport, m LAZY Jane.
] Il Gilbrsth, RendaiPs Mills, IN Becky Share.
Z N Greeley, Portland, IN CincoI a.
GEO. W. WArERHCUSE.
Treasurer.
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Receipts by s<aiirosds aud steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAiLwAY.-25O cans milk,
544 hols Hour, 10 bags sloos, 81 carbovs, car
switches, 1s do bark, do pager, SO do lumbr do
bay, do blinds, DO edlines, DO heading do
spill ts, do clapboaris. do sundlfes.
Shipments East-900 bbls. -four, car spirits,
MAINE CENTRAL KAILwAY-i4O cases mdse Az
carpets 26 bags spoos IL bales mdse % boxes scyhes
bales excelsior. 40 bulls shoves, II bds bowels, s
rolls leather, Sc pkgs sundries.
STEAMER JOHN BRooKs.FRoM BosToN-2O hhds
sugar. so boxes thu, AZ tics lar1, 30 g soda, 1888
green hides so bags sap tre 43 bds chair stock 20
pcs marble, a3 pigs furniture carooys, 20 ca ses
shoes htching post, IA bdls saws 20 do tarred pa
per, so do sass piIe panoorte 40 bbs. onions, 10
bags oysters, So COILS codage so kegs soda, Al bars
iron batescane, 40 BAGS seed cask SKINS, 20 cases
and 20 bales domestcs, 20 grapes IA bos sweet
potatoes, II sewing machines, lO0 pkgs to order.
For CaLada and up country-3 bales gambia,
hid and caske glass ware. 100 bdls ion, So bal,
rags 10 bdls PAPER bales pressed wool, III do wool,
70 bags dye wood, ~ bbls: whiting, 20 bdls pas,e
board IA casks soda ash, hid III Oasses 4 hay cut
tiers, cask skins, rs pkgs to order.