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The following are the members elect Of thu
City Council The names in Italics are Dem
ocrats:
ALDERMEN.
Ward 1-Charles Merrill. probably.
Ward 2-Wilidm II. Sinaonton.
Ward 3-Wiliam Senter.
Ward 4-Charles Mccarthy. =s7si $3.50
Ward 5-Marquis +. King.
Ward 6-Eben Corey.
Ward 7-Wihiam A. Winship. -
coUNcILMEN.
bert, Charles Stan,oood
Ward 2-John ". S,oett. VIM. McAlney, Eu.
gene r. Austin -,
Ward 3-william H. Josselyn, Charles Hol.
den. Samue, 8. Rich
Gordon.
Ward "a. Q. Shaw, Micah Sampson, Ly-
Ward 6-lsaac Jackson, VIM H. Fessenden,
Edwin Clement.
eltine, Frederick w. Clark
wARDENs AND CLERKS
Ward 1-Warden-JoSeph Smith,
Cler1-Alonzo L. Gaubert
Ward Nathan Goold
Clerk-Johm B. Littlefeld 49, u..
Ward -Warden-William L. Gill.
Clerk-C. G. Hayes.
Ward 4-Warden-Hanno " Gaze.
Clerk-John D. Williams.
Ward 81 Warden-Perciva Bonney.
Clerk-Francis b. Hanson.
Ward 6-Warden--Lewis Bunce
Clerk-Thomas II. Haskell
Ward -Warden-Wm II. Plummer
Clerk-Henry G. Houston.
- CoNsTABLEs.
Ward 1-Benj, C. Miles. Richard Griffin
Ward 2-LQfdyette Wyn,an, james Sheridan
Ward 3-James s. Gould, Alonzo Went
worth.
Ward 4-Stephen D. Hall, Charles H. Hail.
Ward 5-Adam w. Barbour, Benjamin Crib
ben. ~ tr ~ t'-I753 -" y
Ward 6-Joseph G. Sterling, Seth Sterling.
Ward 7-Benjamin Burnham, Benjamin w.
Slower
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TRUANT OFFIcsR.-
From the annual report of the truant officer,
William L. Fitch, we learn that during the
past year he has answered nearly eleven hun
dred cards from teachers, and out of this mum.
Der he has found it necessary to make $50 ar
rests and send seven to the State Reform
School. He considers that there are two
sources of truancy that should be made the
subject of special legislation. The fret is the
collecting of swill, the swill-boys arguing that
swill collecting is regular employment ex.
empting them from school attendance; til
second arises from the boys who ride with the
mlkmen and assist in distributing the cans
who also claim that they are regularly EN-
ployed He suggests in the two cases the pen
atty imposed by city ordinance in respect tt
truancy should be enforced.
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NEW YORK.



Bill of complaint and declaration in case of
James Fisk, Jr., against the Union Pacific
railroad was He'd to-day in the Clerks office
of the U. s. Circuit Court.
samuel II. Scott was arrested in Brooklyn
tonight on charge of having in 1869 embez-
zled you 700 belonging to the New York Guar
autee and Indemnity Company.
LOOKING AFTER s'sHYsrERs."
NEW YORK, March 6.-Judge Bedford in his
charge to the grand jury this morning COM
nented IN severe terms upon the dishonest and
despicaDie practices of certain disreputable
members OF the bar, who rob and plumber pris-
opers under the pretence of engaging for their
defence and leaving them and their families in
utter restitution. The Judge stated that the
DISTRICT Attorney would present complaints
against some of these "shysters, whom he ear
nestlg hoped might be convicted and sent to
Stlte Prison,
HEAVY SUIT.
ood me suit Of Charles Surfing to recover $175,-
VoV from the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
ior transactions growing out OF the sale to the
iormer Dy the company OF the steamers Allan.
tc, oaltlc and Western Metropolis was held
.o-oay before Judge Ingraham, who reserved
THE FILKINS CASE,
ALBANY, March 6.-Several witnesses were
e e H this afternoon for the prosecution o.
Tue Thklns case. William G. Wood testlhed
tnat ne saw Filkins Wednesday before the rob
perry ana heard him make inquiries as to who
nao ouarse OF the express cars.
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ACCIDENT To!As PORTLAND SH1PMAsTER.-A
dispatch was received here Saturday stating
that Capt. Joshua Poland, master of schooner
Nellie Starr, which arrived at New York from
Cardenas on Friday, had received so severe an
injury that he could not be moved. He was
struck BY the main boom while his vessel was
coming into New York harbor; and his injuries
though severe are not thought to be dangerous
He is in the hospital in New York and his vile
has gone on to join him.
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Loss OF A VEssEL.-J. !. Libby of this city,
produce merchant receiy ed despatch on Sat.
urday announcing the total loss of the schooner
'Adelbert" on the rocks off Newport, R. l., on
her way from this port to- Georgetown, D. c.
with cargo Of $500 bushels of pototoes. The
vessel We believe hailed from Boothbay. The
cargo was total loss as well as the schooner.
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The daily weather report has been suspend
cd for the present, but only temporarily, we
hope. The War Department intimates that ia
IL owing to the deprivation of telegraphic ia
eilities. The country will regret this, for the
reports we're just beginning to be understood
and appreciated. 1t is to be hoped that the
difference between "the high contracting par
ties will be adjusted at an early day.
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EATON FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-The
spring term of this institution, which is Sec
ond to none in the State. as a school for boys,
will be opened at Norridgewock on the 9th
instant 1t is in beautiful town, q place
where every thing it pleasant and the lads are
not exposed to temptations. 1t will lbe under
the charge of Mr.. Hamlin f. Elton, aided by
an able corps of assistants.
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WEBB's BENEPIT.-The Portland Band give
ball tonight at Lancaster Hall for the bene-
fit Of Mr.. o. B. Webb, one of their number,
who is very sick with..consumption. We hope
and feel confident that a cheerful and ready
response will be made to the appeal. The
band are credit to the city, have always been
found equal to every occasion, have been o
source of great pleasure to our citizens, and
every one should feel desire TOT come forward
and aid any of the members when they need
help. We trust that twice the number of
tickets will be sold than will be. sufficient to
crowd the Hall.
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HARPER's BAzAAR.-The number for the
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical de2ot of Messrs. Fesserder
Bros, Lancaster Hall; also by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &c, SO
Congress, corner of Oak street. This iOurha
Of Fashion takes the lead Of all others, and 10
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
c'eaning Silver and Silver Plated Goods, Brit
anna, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manutactur-
W N. ~ Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
ou"nse ST. Room 5. 1t gives them instantly q
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction ia not o;.an
the money will be refunded ~
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received from Haves
& Cragin Little Snow White. Blossoms" a
song and chorus by G. A. White; moonlight
through the Pines" words and music by c. E.
Harrington, "Skating on the Lake" one of the
series ofinstrumental pieces entitled winter
Scenes,"s by H. J. Bennett; "Murmurlne
Leaves" by the same; and "victory Polka," by
E. Mack. All of these are from the well
known publishing house of White, Smith q
Perry.
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g INsURANcE.-In another column is printed
this morning the annual statement of the
Phenix Insurance Company of New York,
which is one of the largest, staunches tand best
companies in the country, with capital of 9
million, and assets approaching double that
amount The agents are Messrs. Loring 4
Thurston, who have been long engaged in the
insurance business, and have a wide reputation
for integrity and promptness in business mat
ters. They are largely engaged in marine as
we'll as fire underwriting, and we direct public
attention TO their Office Us Exchange street,
with sincere pleasure.
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HORRIBLE CRIME THROUGH 1arAruA

HORRIBLE CRIME THROUGH INFATUATIoN.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Last night family
named Walker. consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
lance north Of Elgin, ILL.,, were found dead in
their house. A letter was found which ex-
planned that the father and mother had given
iaudanum to their children and taken it them
selves and were happy in believing that they
would go with their children to a better world,
They were earnest Spiritualists.
EARTHQUAKE AND FIRE.
A shock of an earthquake was felt at James
vile, Wis, few nights since. The loss by the
of the residence of Amos T. Hall, Treasurer of
the CHICAGO. Burlington and Quincy railrord
amounts to about $15, 600. The fire was caus-
ed by the explosion OF a lamp in the hands OF
Mr.. Halls coachman.
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WFsTBRooK.-Therew were three admissions
TO the Congregational church and eleven to
the Methodist church on last Sunday. Rev.
ID. b. MITCHELL in delicate health. The relig-
ious interest continues in his society, three or
four hopeful conversions occurred last week.
Mr.. Charles A. .Stackpole long and faithfully
identified with the Sunday School and temper
ance work in the village removes to New York
city this week to engage in the banking bust
ness.
Hon. James Haskell in brief address Sun
day evening, referred to the municipal chang
es now consummated and hoped with its new
responsibilities and prospects, the place once
known as "Sacearappa,'' now Westbrook
would engage in generous emulation with its
new neighbor DeeringIin the promotion of So
cial, intellectual andireligious advancement.
The L. M. G. have brilliant programme
this evening of dramatic attractions, panto-
mines, colloquies in costume, tableaux, trans
formation scenes, exhibition of large magic
lantern, shooting gallery, with a..sale of fancy
articles and fan elaborate sale a n,anger in
charge of young ladies.
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MRs LrvERMoRE's LEcTrRE.-1t is really a
matter of regret that there was such a small
attendance at City Hall last evening to greet
the ablest champion of woman's rights in the
country. The subject Of her lecture was not
that, with which her name is particularly iden-
titled, but subject of which the most ardent
advocate of "woman's sphere" could not COM
plain, viz: Women in the W1. This theme
she perfectly understands, as the lecturer her
self was one of that band of noble women who
during the war left the comforts Of home to
minister to the wants Of our sick and wounded
soldiers. The lecture was beautiful EXPOSE
ton OF the important part in our national
struggle which was performed by the women
Oh the nation. We hope to hear Mrs. Liver
more again, and shall expect the lecture COM
mittees to remember her in making up the
next winters course.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. tt.
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AGENTS wanted to travel and sell Woodraf's
Violene and Fancy Colored Inks Large prof
its and sells readily. Call at Is Temple street.
Portland.
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INTERESTING TO SEA lCAPrAINs.- Messrs.
Lane & Allies announce to-day low-priced
condenser, of great capacity, for supplying
pure water at sea. 1t is highly commended by
such eminent authority as r. 3. FORBES, Esq,
and no ship should leave port without this val
liable appurtenance to the galley. For sale
by Mayo & Tyler. commission merchants, 80
Commercial street, Boston.
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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 DlsneS
for weddings, private and public parties, at tne
shortest notice, janlle0dtf
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NEw YORK, March 6-EUenin0.-GOld closed dull
at 10y 9 ILL., at which figure all business to-day
transacted. The clearances has been nearly $23
OO0: Governments were quiet at the close after an
active day Ia 6s, and the older issues POS were
buoyant. The aggregate amount of subscriptions to
the new funded loan thus tar taken is $25 000 d.
vlded among four subscribers. The rumor Is not
confirmed that prevailed to-day that 5000 900 900 OF
the loan had been taken by London banking house.
Ihe following are the closing quotations:
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PERSONS having sewing machines to be re-
paired would do we'll to give Mr.. Hobbs call
at No. II Market Square, over Gilson's Apoth-
ecary. His work and prices give general sat
isfactiOn. If
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Jos PRINr1Na.-Send your orders for 10
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
Owest possible rates. VIM. M. MAINS
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The WAY "to minister to a mind diseased"
is to take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution
of the protoxide of iron, which gives strength
and vigor to the whole system, restores the d.
gestive organs to perfect health thereby restor-
ing the mind to its natural vigor.
ma16,h-d&w1w
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COME Immediately and see the Bankrupt
stock of 1000 pairs Ladies' and Gents Kid
Gloves. sizes from to 10, worth $1.25 for 4Octs
at Cosia Hassan's, 129 Middle and Temple
street 1w :
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LARGEST and best stock table and pocket
cutlery and scissors ever offered in Portland
selling at cost at McDufee's, for a short time
Only, Call and examine. mar2d1w
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Money is more active and little higher, but still
abundant, ranging from "a o per cent. on call to 8
@ Z per cent. on prime business paper Sterling Ex-
cnange quiet and steady at 1904 q l1O}.
Stocks closed active and excited and at the highest
point OF the day. the speculation of last having
been fully renewed. Western Union, Pac fc Mail
Cleveland & Pittsbnrg the features of the ai-
ternoon business. The following the closing quo
tatiOps:
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H. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auotioneei

MO. s16 Congress ST., will sell every evening
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods viii he SOLD during the day i'll lots TO SUI
Hrchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on a.
escriptions at goods ConsigAments not limited.
February IL, 1868. dit
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE LADIES' o.
Bailey & Co. will commence this morning at
10 o'clock to sell the large and valuable stock
Of E. E. Titles corner of Congress and Brown
stoeets. We understand that this is the largest
stock Of dry and fancy goods and contains mole
choice goods than any stock ever offered in
this city; it will he sold in lots suitable for
family use, and we have no doubt but that the
ladies will improve this most favorable oppor-
tunity to lay in years supply of staple goods.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

DURSUANr to license from the Judge of Pro-
L bate tor the County Of Cumberland, shall sell
at public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY, the twenty seventh day OF March, 1871, at
three o'clock Z. M. the dive Hing house aud LOT No.
81 Chestnu street, Portland. Said premises belong
ing to The estate OF Edward Robinson. deceased.
Terms Cash. VIM. II. JERKS, Executor.
70. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers
Portland. February 20. 1871 1awsw M2O II .mr6
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AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.

At Meriden, Miss, this eve, while Justice
Bramlette was trying negro for riotous con-
duct at a fire on Saturday night disturbance
occurred in The Court room and a negro named
Tyler shot Mr. BramIette. killing him instant
~ Tyler and two other negroes were killed
Dy the citizens. Everything is now quiet.
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AUCTION SALES.
Large stock of tapis Dry and Fam
CIV Goods at Auction.
House Lots at Auction.

Il ILL be sold at public auction WEDN rs
DAY, March Sth, 1871, ut O'Clock y. H.. two
desirable lots OF Land on the nortberly side OF
Congress, between Washington and North stres's;
one 39x95, known as the Warren lo', being the fret
lot from the corner OF Wa bngou street. The other
64x?5 feet, between the Wari house and Arthur
Brad ey's.
Terms cash. Enquire of
5. l. CARLTON.
teo8. dtd Office No. 80 Middle st.
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NEW JERSEY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
TRENTON, March 6-In the House the local
ships to vote for or against the sale Of liquor
WITHIN thSir limits was lost by vote of 40 to
%. D'ii was introduced to tax all reliable
proper IN Inc State to pay the Indebtedness OF
the state, including the war debt.
GENEROUS REQUESTS.
Inc announcement was made in the House
that MRS. Sophia Kirkpatrick, who died at
New Brunswick nn Yesterday had willed Rutgers
sum of $4,000
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The CAsTELLI CONCERT Tonight Fluent's
Hall will no doubt be filed with an apprecia-
tive audience since the attraction offered is
SO strong. 1t is no light matter for any lady to
herald herself as the rival of so celebrated q
singer as Carlotta Patti and our musical peo-
pie will wish to hear such a wonderful voice as
Miss Benseley is said to possess. The position
of Prof Castelli, as professor at so word-re-
nowned a conservatory as that of Leipzig, is q
guarantee of his ability, and the musical edu-
cation that Messrs. Ford and Butler have re-
ceived in the same school should fit them to
delight the most critical audiences. 1t will be
we'll to secure reserved seats during the day.
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City Committee,

The Republican City Committee fer the en-.
suing year is composed as follows:
WARD 1-George w. Beal, John Cousens.
WARD I'm. L. Stevens, II. H. Rich
WARD 3-Fran c. Emery, Ed. P. Chase.
WARD 4-Geo. Hall, Converse O. Leach.
WARD 5-Franklin Sawyer, Geo. w. True.
WARD 6-Wm. G. How, Fred N Dow.
WARD 7-Wiliam H. Plumner. William B.
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Gov. CHAMBERLAIN lectures this evening at
the Congregational Church in Gorham.
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NEW MUsIo.-Hoyt, Fogg u Breed send us
the new song book for family, chapel or school
Songs Of Salvation, 'of which seventy thousand
copies have been sol d in six months. There
are 1888 pages of music and 246 hymns with
convenient indices 1t has some beautiful
gems.
'Take me from my little bed, by Harrison,
"That little church round the corner" by G..
f. Root, "The girls of our town., by Lockwood
and Murray's song make Home Beautiful,
are among the issue Of Root & Cady; also
Geary's ballad "Behind the Jessamin", dedica-
ted to Nilsson and fine sacred Duet by Mo-
Fart, ''The Lord my pasture shall prepare" for
church and home.
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.-The Rubber
Cards issued by the Franklin Fire Insurance
Go. Philadelphia. Cash assets $3,0OO,OOO. Roll
Inns & Adams, agents, Exchange st.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

v0ur advsrtising patrons are requessed to SEND
in their copy az early IN the day as possible. id.
vertisessests to appear Monday morning should oe
sent IN Saturday. mot Sunday0
1Free RsligioSsl Notices mast beysent in as
early as Friday noon. -
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MISSISSIPPI,


ALCORN DECLINES HIS SEAT IN CONGRESS
MEMPHIS, March Ga special dispath to the
corn positively declines to go to the United
States Senate He will retain the Office of
Governor till the State is fully restored. The
High Court Of Error and Appeals decides that
the Governor has the power to remove officials.
This causes futter among those opposed to
AlcOrn' a nolicv
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Go 10 Mrs. w. L. Smells, 1877 Congress stree
for the latest styles of Gypsy Braids. L
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME
81 LOVE YOU"
GILOVE YOU"
az LOVE YOU"
II LOVE YOU"
"ItLOvE YOU"

Il LONE 1OO.
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
. --r MARI -eod 3mCs
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. i
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YORK 1c on upands; to Providence via Boston az
100 lbs. Vessels coastwise In great demand ami
t)nnage scarce. ""'
GALVESTON. Feb. 2G.-1 he demand for coastxi q
trei2hts continues to be light though several vessels
are loading for Northern ports. Rates Tor foreign
freights firm in consequence Of the small amount
Of available tonnage in port. We quote by steam to
New York lie y fb for Cotton bv sail steady at &c;
Boston by sail tc. Hides New York, steam. loose:
lie % it do do bales lie y tb: do do wet salted
q % h. ST. am to Liverpool, via New York, ID; by
sail to do, firm at Ills @ I'd " b,
Boston stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, March 6.
Railroad Skies. 1889. ..... .......,. 9Gl
r,, on. central LIST mortgage Bonds. ....... S7s
o"'eo states o-2os, 1862 ..............,,.. -.
it<Z
JJniop poo;ao ID ID IL, 'oof ..... ............ Ill
W,cboan .,, no, n SKIES: .................. $50
rortiand. Saco q Portsmouth RaIiroad 80 80 100
Eastern Ra,,roaa '''.''................... 30i
Rates observation-disclosures ,.,,.,...'.. 1901
Pepperel Manuiactnrlng Company .... COX
franklin Company, Lewiston. ..........,. ~
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success. If.
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GET Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca,arrb.
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New ADVERTISE menis:Ts-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Conservatory Concerts. City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
portland Lodge. .Convers o. Leach.
" DR.. Curtis ON Manhood.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
To Ship Captains and Owners.
Farm 'or Sale. jos eph HObson.
Upholstering :. e. Lord. Jr.
Eaton Family school for Boys.
Cutter Wanted. ID. T. Lewis q Co.
Girl Wanted. 20 Carlton 81.
Rooms to Let. :. .33 Centre st.
Notice to Builders. :. "A. Wakefield.
Room to Let. ;. 20 Free ct.
Phenix Ins. Co. :. Loring q Thurst0n.