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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-22

Books RECEIvED-American Religion BY
John Weiss, published by Roberts Brothers.
For sale by Loripg, Short & Harmon. Ten
Great Religions by James Freeman Clarke and
Alfred the Great by Thomas Hughes, from
James Il. Osgood & Co. For sale by Hall L.
Davis. 70 be noticed hereafter
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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. d. 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. tt
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THE Oil Paintings and Chromos now on ex-
hibition at the AUCTION rooms of Henry Taylor
& Co., IA Exchange Street, were consigned by
"regular" dealers, are not "frauds'' and will
be sold at auction on Wednesday the Oath inst
at half past o'clock. may20th-6t
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New Work MOCK and Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 20-Morning.-Giold opened at
12 and has remained very dull at that price, ali the
Wall street market is quiet and rather Inactive =
Money easy at q per cent. This morning there
Is much less excitement In Stocks than yesterday
Speculation Is decidedly lacking. N Central and
Hudson continue strong and firm. -
. The following are the forenoon quotations of Gov
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Auction Sale of Door Il sash Fac
tory Il Real Estate.

THE undersigned snd Assignees Of the Ia,a firm,
i OF w. ii. Melcher & Co ard Trust es ior The
creditors of said firm will sell at Public Aucton at
l2 O'Clock p. NJ, on Thursday the twenty IF day
OF May A. ID. 1871 on the premises tine Door & SASH
Factory and Planning Mill formerly occupied by said
w. II. Melchef & Co on West Commercial St., in
Portland with all the land, buildings, machinery,
and fixtures connected with it,, comprising all The
Real Estate and other properly conveyed by w. II.
Meleher and w ii. Stewart TO us by deeds dated
SEPT 20, snd recorded in Cumberland Registry OF
de9ds, Book 3s1, Page 256.
This operty Iswell located for the Mandatory
Oh Doors, sash and Blinds for making furniture.
The machinery is of the best kind IN good order and
ready for immediate use.
:, membranes and terms stated at Sale. Further
information TO be obtained of A S. Perkins; L. +.
Cummings; X. Holyoke; w. W. Brown.
maY2tI
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Administrators sale of Real Es-
tate

IJefsuant to license from the Hon. j. A. Water
man y Judge of Probate wi hin and tor the cOun-
~ o, cumberland, shall sell at public auction 10
e R'ehest bidder, on Saturday the 18th day OF June
nroD:r - !, at ocicek ?. the premises, The
abetb New High street, Ferry Village. Cave Elz.
a III Sail property consists OF a 10 story wood
WIN good view of Halbor etc s'' 'oe"'""
my16td FO RAn -; NSiGhf, Admr.
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WE have had manufactured for us two new
styles paper collars especially for our city
trade-one quality is labeled the ''Maine" and
we shall sell it for ten cents box. The finest
collar made we have labeled the Portland" ),
and shall them for fifteen cents. These collars
we have in all sizes, and recommend them to
the most fastidious trade. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine. Cogia Hassan,
129 Middle Street. may17th-1w
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AN UPTOWN blacksmith shop. G. G.. Robin
son, has opened shop opposite the City Hay
Scales on Green street where he will give per-
sonal attention co horse -shoeing-especially to
interfering and contracting feet-and will also
do all kinds of carriage, smith and job work.
Send him your horse, and if you are not salts
fed don't send again. my4-eodtf
MALTA LACE just recei we'd at T. A. Bowers
8 Free st. may18th-1w
HATS and Bonnets trimmed in best styles at
T. A. Bowen's, 3 Free St. may1sth-1w
LADY TEACHER of the piano, who resides
in neighboring city, and has pupils in Port
land, desires to add two to the number; lessons
to be given weekly. For terms, qualifications,
&C., inquire at the editorial rooms Of the
DAILY PRESS.
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CITY AND VICINITY

sB"Oar advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early IN the day as possible. Ad-
refreshments TO appear Monday mornino should De
sent IA Saturday, mot Sunday)
SR free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday.noon.
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BASE BALL.-The match game of base ball
played on Saturday on the grounds near the
Arsenal, between the Active and Unknown
clubs of this city, was won by the former by a
score of 90 to 20. Evans pitched finely. and
Payson distinguished himself by a splendid
fly catch in the last inning. A prize bat was
awarded to Eaton for the best score
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ENTERTAINMENTS
For the Islands.
STEAMER
A, nRM XPR r = -,

VIM leave the end OF Custom House Wharf for
Ieaks Island, daily, Sunday excepted, until mrther
h9tce, at SAB ana 10 A. M and 45 and r. M.
utnlng, VIII leave Peaks Island, at 9.15 and II
u NJ, and 2. 10 and s 80 p NJ
Clmmehciue Moud w. Nav trtb.
w frivate parties can be accommodated nv nm.
PEihg TO the Captain on board - ~
Fare down and hack rs cent ebi,drs, h.,, ,,r;o.
Portland, May 13, 1871. WIN" e nan p,,ee'
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The Advance, of Chicago, a large and ably
conducted newspaper, and the leading Congre-
gational journal Of the West. 1t is also favor
ably received at the East, and has many pat
rons among the members Of other denomina-
fiOnS
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j. w. DEERING has just received cargoes of
coal of the "new crop" Read his advertise
ment.
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lLLlNOlS

CHICAGO. May 20.-Robert Bonner has ac-
ccepted the challenge of the owner OF the San
Francisco horse to trot in this city in june
next for purse of 80, 600.
Sixty-fve prominent Japanese arrived here
this morning on a trip around the world.
The crop is looking favorable, and farmers
are buOyant over the prospects,
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WARRINGTON.

80
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The subscriptions to
the new loan to-day aggregate $4,000.
The members of the Joint High Commission
called at the White House to-day to pay their
parting respects to their President and family.
THE TREATY.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-There being some
Misrepresentation in the minds of Senators as
to the course pursued in Great Britain with
reference to treaties. one of them applied fol
information to Earl De Grey, who said that
treaties in that country are ratified by the
Crown, and the ratification cannot be vitiated
or set aside by Parliament, before whom
treaties are laid for their information. There
fore the treaty Of Washington, after having
been ratified by the Senate Of this country and
the Crown Of England, even though Parlia.
ment should be opposed to it, will have the full
force and effect intended by its terms.
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New Adveriiseme To-Day,
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Building and Yard to Let q. John C. Proctor,
persecuted Organs. .Hostetter's Bittefs.
Reduced Price OF Coal. ID. W. Deering.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Houses for Sale. >. WIN. Burrowes.
Wanted "A few more Gentlemen Boarders.
Agents Wanted. e. For the best selling thing out
DIS. olution. H. j. Banks u Co.
For Sale. Cough & Howard.
For Sale. ;. 1871 Pearl Street.
Extract OF Jurubeba. 8. DIR Wells.
Agents Wanted. :. 800 per day.
Reduction of Prices .. Great American Tea Co.
Agents Wanted. Convent Life Unveiled.
Free. -. New illustrated Family Biole
Houses 10 Let. I'D. g. Colesworthy.
Notice. -. Estate OF Eliza Sylvester.
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Burt'S EsOctS {!

A LARGE STOCK just received. Also, ladies'
N Patent EOxed Roots, both serge and kid
top. The handsoinest aud best style out.
132 Middle street.
apr54iseod3w NJ, g. PALMER,
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PAPER HANGERS can be found at Lothrops
New Paper Store, Exchange st. tt
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.

BRIGGs' Pile Remedies are success. If.
BRIGGS Allayantor cures Catarrh. IT,
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OHIcAao. May 2o.-Flogr easier. wheat-No. 2
Spring Chicago declined @ 24c; quoted at 274 q
5l3c. Oats declined lc; No. Q at 49Jc. Rye-No i
declined 4e; quoted at 81 @ S3c. Barley at SOC ior
No Spriag. HIGH wines firm at soc. Provisions
Live Hogs active at IS "a 415.
Receipts-4OO0 bbls. flour, 81 900 bush wheat, 222
GOO bush corn 81 900 BUSH oats, 1900 bush. rye 2OOd
CINoINaaTI, May 20 Provisions weak though
there is less pressure to sell. Mess Pork at II 50-
Lard at 1OIc Bulk Meats at SIC for shoulders nc
for rib Sides II q &c for sipes Bacon-shouders ca
@475. Whskey higher at 50 a 9Oc.
TOLEDO, o. MAY 20.-FlOur unchanged Wheat
declined; Amber Michigan 20; No. red Wabash
low Michigan sc We H. Oats ssa; Me-
at b7t a bsc; No. 9 at SEC; Michigan 56ic.
CHARLEsroN, May 2O-Cotton is dull; Middlins
uplands 1aic. la s.s.a1sr.r - u .--
SAVANNAH. May 2O.-Cotton is in good demand
MOdling uplands 14c.
MOBILE, May 2s.-Cotton quiet; Middling up.
lands 154c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2O.-Cotton steady; Mid.
ding uplands 15ac.
FsrefRn Markets.
LONDON, May 2O-l1.3o A. M.-Consols 93a fol
money and account.
American securties-U. IS. 5-2os 1862, sOa; do 1865
old, cot; do 1857, 924; U. S. 1O.40's S94.
FRANKFORT, May 3O.-United States 5-2O's 1s6.
at 96t @ S6s.
LIVERPOOL, May 20-11.30 A. M.-Cotton quiet
sales 10000 bales; Mddlng uplands lid; shipmen ii
from Bombay 10 date were 80, 900 bales. Corn sac
Pork 623s. Lard SIS.
LONDON, May 20-1.30 P. M-Consols 933 for mon.
ey and account. .sr 49,. L. r---r- =
American securities steady; u s. 5-2os, 1862, sOs
do 1865, old, 9Ot; do 1867, 92t do 10-4s's. S91.
LIVERPOOL, May 2O-2 80 P. M.-Cotton closed
buiet; sales 10000 bales; MIdCl ling uplands 7id.
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USE Hills Rheumatic Pills, only % cts per
how ,oar6th
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MAssAOHUsETTs.


+ BOSTON, May 2O.-In the matter of the Ber-
dell bonds of Boston, Hartford & Erie, held
by the State, the legislative committee has re-
ported resolve approprating $72 900 to en-
able the Governor to join with the other bond
holders in paying off the debt incurred by the
trustees.
THE TREATY.
An order of inquiry was adopted in the
House to-day regarding the effect Of the treaty
Of Washington upon the interests OF Massa-
chusetts, especially upon the fisheries. Gen.
Butler will address the Committee on Federal
Relations on this subject Monday.
TWELVE FAMILIES RENDERED HoMELERs.
A destructive fire occurred in Nashua, N.
H., this morning, destroying Charles Holmes
candy mandatory and dwelling house at
tached, two story house owned by General |.
Hunt, a cottage house owned by Miss M. C.
Kimball Of Boston, and badly damaging seve-
raj other houses. Mr. Holmes loss is $40, 600
| The total loss is not far from $4,000. Twelve
| families are rendered houseless.
William A. Glover was held in $4,000 bail
| for future examination, charged with being a
party to the Boylston bank robbery.
ANOTHER GRAFTON BANK RoBBER CAUGHT.
WORCESTER, May 21.-Danel Docherty
another of the Grafton Bank robbers, has beer
brought here from New York. He Is des
perate character. Only one Of the gang is now
| at large.
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GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
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HATS and Bonnets trimmed in best styles at
T. A. Bowen's, Free ST. may1sth-1w
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Bible Society Of Maine.

Inc Slst anniversary OF the Maine Bible So
ciety Vas held at the New Jerusalem Church
ON High street, last evening. The church wa'
filled to its utmost. capacity and the services
were of very interesting character.
Rev. DR.. Smaller, President of the Society
presided. After a voluntary by the choir o.
the First Parish church, who generously ten
dered stheir services, Rev. Mr.. Buck of Parh
street church, read from the Scrptures.and
Rev. Mr.. Dalton of ST. Stephens church, off
cred prayer. The annual report of the Trus
tees was then read by Rev. Mr. Hayden Of the
New Jerusalem church.
From this report we learn that the sales at
the depository, which is kept b. Messrs Bailey
& Noyes, during the year amounted to S719 oo'
leaving balance of income from this source,
after deducting the small spm of 1890 for ex-
peuses, of $3.50. 6O-showing an increase OF
1851 rs over the net proceeds of sales last year,
or nearly 80 per cent. The Bibles and Testa-
ments given away during the year cost $780,
IS. The operations of the Society of late
years have been confined principally to Cum
berland county, depending upon the home dis.
trict for its resources, though portions of the
donations have gone into other towns and
counties.
The amount in value OF Bibles now on hand
at the depository is $1347.33. Cash funds in
hands of Librarian, $3.50 60. Total 81, $685.
The society has received during the year the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07

- Genss Eweli. of injury county, has bzen Dr.
Vesting heavily in Devonshire.eounty.
A man named Bowman was accidentally shot
in Lebanon last Monday.
Geo. Francis Train registered his name at the
Peabody HoteI, Memphis, azsTuesday, in the
following unostentatious manner: George
Francis Train, Bastile of Lyons France via
Chicago Jaif-5i ith Public Nesting.
A solitary linen duster has made its appear
ance in Nashville.
The Athens Post is not opposed to free schools
but is opposed to levying tax under the
present unwise and inefficient law for that spur-
pose.
The convention of railroad ticket agents,
which met at Savannah on the 18th ult., reduced
the rate from New York to New Orleans to
$50, being reduction Of five dollars
The April Term Of the Circuit Court for Nc
MINI county will commence OH Monday next,
the 10th instant
q The first camel eyerborn ia Nashville put in
ssrf.appearlhcc not long Since, at .A1nes Menag-
erie, on Cedar street-an event duly celebrated
by the hand-organist grinding out, THE
Campbells are Coming
The sWhite Cliff Sprin gsswill be opened for
visitors the first of May.
The corporation authorities of Chattanooga
rilRissue SIS 600 in bonds bearidg six per cent
interest, to run five, ten and fifteen years, to
build a court house and Jail.
A man named Peter Warren was stabbed in
the neck and back eleven times with. a barlow
knife, in Nashville, last Tuesday.
4 number of clearinghouse keepers and
othereitizens intend petitioning tie City Coun-
Gil fora repealiof some the present market or
dinances that have lately gone into effect
d pepsty Sheriff Gibbsarrestcdstwolof fheseir-
Gus attaches for yiolations;of the law in selling
prize candy and dealing in lottery.
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% fBy Telegraph
New York Market.


81 STOCKS. - 81 s-rtT r-rT4
Nav. YORK. April 3.-zMoney. active Ct Ga7c on
call. Sterling dull. S74a97s. Gold sl.I0N Govern
ment securities dull but prices firm. 62s E5s. South
ern securities generally very dull Tennessees and Vr-
ginias very strong and active. New South caroinas
had slight reaction and sold up to Sic. Tennessees
664; new o5H Xirginas %. Louisianas, old IS;
81; levees y; s. 81. Alabamas l02 IS g. Geor-
gas. 81 Is s9. North Carolinas 49, new Is Routh
Carolinas, -; new 81.
New o YoRE; April Gotten quiet and weak.
91iet and firm; common to good extra s6.90a7 80.
WHISKY steady At a2e; Wheat frmer; winter red and
sc. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar in moderate
ss. Pork S2l.oo. Beef plain mess. 9oal5. Lard,
kettle Turpentne 81 Rosn, strained g 65a
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. April 6.-Flour steady Corn advance
ing, 5la5So PORK, 5000 offered. Lard quiet, l5sc.
Bacon quiet and weak; shoulders re. clear sides
lo7sc. Whisky s0,4asic,s - - .s..s5 -sss
ss.nzEeufsyiIEe Market. az gio-
LorisxILLEs Aprile.Flo1r firm. Corn quiet Pork
$500. Bacon steady shoulders &c. clear sides l03c
Lard, in kegs 1910. Whisky S7c. TanssE . Eoi
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fTnpafsl.

AVE are told that Mr.. Lou Parham offered q
reward Of SIS for the arrest of the negro who
committed a robbery in Chattanooga last week.
Messrs S. Hodge and John Madden, ,watchnen
at the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
depot and yard, made the srrest and are there
fore, entitled to the reward. .ss.seso, lazsiS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07
Livery.

John Lowe q Co., having purchased Il stock
ofehtircly new buggies and harness. ali of the
latest styles, are ,desiroussof adding livery to
their other stable business as candidates. for
patronage, They can assure the public that
they will furnish at all times good and we'll
trained horses. march 23-d2ni.
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undersigned respectfully announces TO the
public; that he has this day assumed the pro-
prietorship Of the BELL House., and solicits the
public patronage generally. In taking charge
Of this well known house he desires TO assure
the public that his aim will be to keep a first
class house. w. L. MAKTTN, Proprietor
march 9l-tEEAs~&SA4s =
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Ffrst ef the Season !.

Ice ColdSoda Water vithrany favoring syrup
desired, can.be obtained q: A. NJ. SPIRo &
sBho,,sHesEs AZ .ssais. e s'e =sir.g ssis-7tf
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Medicai Notice.

: There viii be meeting Of the East Tennes-
see Medical Society tosnight mt the Board of
1Istar ~ r.ets if+sv ga1 4snnsL tsl1
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Yalearaauates.

All graduates of Yale College now residing
in Tennessee, are requested to forward their adj
dress to Asv. s. Lindsley, sJE, Secretary Of
the Tennessee Yale Alumni Association, No 80
North College Steet, Nashville. Matters Of in
{ tereztare 70 be discussed. s1sss irt-l ,sal
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River News.

Mr.. J. R. Spurgeon landed yesterday with o
fotilla of four boats from Spurgeon's mill,
Washington county, having been four days on
the way His cargo comprises 1900 bushels Of
White wheat, =, 500 Bushels Of Corn and 90 sacks
of family -four Mr.. S. makes a specially Of
his -four. which has made him fayorite among
Pfodacsaealsa III #A7TEf
Capt L. c. Roberts, from the ; mouth 81
Pigeon river, brought down 800 bushels Of
wheat
MrsJaRssA Indalpqpa, pfsuhisan coun-
ty, brought down three boats for A. C. Smith,
ESQ, containing 200 bushels of wheat and
1900 bushels Of corn, which was stored in the
depot for shipment South & = >
= George Barnes, ESQ, of Sullivan county,
brought down 1000 bushels of wheat and corn.
Mr.. Abram Saunders, of Sullivan. county,
diseharged a cargo Isofhandi AeufsSG
Messrs. Reuben and George Hicks, from the
mouth Of Beaver ereeks-Sullivan county, were
expected to arrive last night or to-day.
Samuel I. Millard, Esq, from the same place,
landed yesterday afternoon, with boat laden
with wheat, corn, -four and feathers.
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1--WE think it time that steps were being taken
blythe city authorities for having the yards
alleys. streets, &c, thoroughly cleaned, and
would suggest that the alley between Asylum
and Union and Gay street and Market Squar,
be worked on at once. ~ et asa.y
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07

Pemberton' compound extraetef StiIlingia
cures all diseases arisipg from impure blood.
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CIT NOTICES.


4 - 8 - VI,..,, n No. -i1,-,-..-.,... 8
hereby notify al ,,arsers ;l,t' sr,,,, ,,,a a.
ter ffis 1afe Iwill nav =, sc.,,,,,ts ,,,sds NV
an one exee.f ,,x-.ais :
snr;1 - - - = !,
-.- = - NsssT 3
IssEt Depend upenft Mothers,
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for all diseases of children, is safe and sure
ineoicine. II mas stooa the test q many years
ana never known to fait II regulates tne
stomach ana bowels, eorreess acidlty, and cures
",nd cone proouces natura', quiet sleep py
renewing ene emo from PAIN De sure ana
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Pain Killer.

seSsaN .a.asJ 81 Pain KlIler.slauq mosA
Ho. lnanefher column will be- found theIadver-
tiseneht Of Davis Pain Killer, There is prob
ably no other preparation manufactured that
has. become so much of household word as the
Pain Killer. For thirty years it has stood be-
fore the public, and the innuh,erable testinoni-
ais that have been called forth voluntarily test
ify fully to its merits. When you need a fami-
ly medicine buy the Pain Killer. yoT as31f
iY 4N&wlm A.snTf s.,ll.1 -. f.daN /
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JJ,l to I2lJ Fire.I 5v1qll9s5u
Refreshments
Sanitary.

Etlrni.hed for Balls, Parties and Pic-nics,
short notice, By a NJ. SrIRo s Bro. ir7tf
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REMOVAL.

on or abont shes Ioas day of April, the
CHRONICLE OFFICE wiIH be MOVED TO
our New Bufsaing on East side Of Market
Square. opposite the North End of the
u.~t1efs xEor.c. - SD e gsss1s q is-s ue1l