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WASHINGTON.


m MAsHINGToN, Feb. 1.-THE receipts at the
Treasury Department. for the quarter endine
l Zee; 81. were $S5 097 120, and expenditures
Ss144Lilo,I23 The receipts for customs were $40.
oof 90, and from internal revenue $31 033 265
STEAMSHIP LINES.
"a bill will soon be introduced into the Sen.
ate providing for line of steamships to South
American ports, on coalitions similar to those
IN the Gulf and Mexican bill, which passed
the Senate to-day.
THE CASE OF CONGRESSMAN BOWEN.
During the trial of Representative Bowen
Tor bigamy to-day, John Wilkinson swore that
ne believed he was married to a woman known
as Mrs. Kate Bowen or Tabitha Bromela. and
That Judge Henderson performed the ceremo-
ny in 1860. She wanted to be married and have
Y, y. bowens name, which he assumed. She
0Hered the witness $500 as CONDENSATION and
he took the money. He did not remain with
her ana never saw her again until yesterday
in court Wilkinson said be had no ma rticnIar
business, but played cards and kept a faro
bank.
Judge Henderson was recalled and said he
never saw Wilkinson before now and did NOT
marry him to Tabitha Parke. Witness also
swore that in 1860 he was Clerk of the Circuit
Court and Judge of the PROBATE Court in Tai
lahassee. He identified the certificate of mar
riage issued to Tab.tha Parke and q. C. Bow
en- by him as clerk and Judge. He performed
the marriage ceremony in accordance with the
law of Florida. He recognized Mrs. Bowen.
BOW ia court, as the lady he married to Bower
at this time. They lived as man and wife for
II months to his knowledge. Wilkinson hav-
ing left the court room was sent for but could
not be found. The testimony thus stated re-
fess to the first marriage of Bowen, the second
marriage with Mrs. Susan b. King. being
questioned.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-Cotton unchanged: sales
2 oGio bales; Middng uplands 154c. Fiou,-sales
TO rs. Wheat dull and in buyers rayor: les 90
600 bushels; No. Spring "a "a S.; new Winter
Red and d., Amber Western So q 81; Corn quiet
sales 81 geo BUSH; new mixed Western "a "a s5c -
Oats frmer; Ohio and western G61 a Sc Pork
quiet; new mess % s. @ % oo old do y 90 a % %
G Gho Is 81 State %
Western tree % g 9J Rice in fair request; CAROL,
ma q g &c; sugar dun; Museovao 81 q Toe; fair
Coffee firm Rio 13t q 49, Molasses oniet: New a.
leans t6 q 64c. Spirits Turpentine finn at iii "a
Szc, hosn nrn at % q 26O foI strained Petroleum
dull; crude loo; refned25ic. Taow steady at 81
@ Sc. ' - -
rreisnts TO liverpool scarcely firm; Cotton 5-1ol.
CAMBRIDGE, Feb 14-Catt,e N1orro+ p.o. ~.
tie, receipts 40 head; improvements This weeL is
IN The supy and quality; sales OF extra at SIT 30 0
= 90 first quality $40 OOa1l co. second quality SIS 81
q 80; third quality $500 q co. Sheen and LsmSs
receipts 1858 head; the supply is trifle israer
than last weeks prices, but not sufficient to esct
al 90. w e"'n' eANa ~ %
Toledo, o., Feb. "a. Flour steady; Wheat steady
ana In moderate demand; Mo- White Michigan Ii
AMBER 90 SS4 No. Red Wabash 40; No q do at
re aHo s 0orn quiet; high Mixed isle; low do 57
Seho" eS5c. Oats at a fair demand and advanced
NO. | at oS3c; No. at SIC; Michigan at 52Jc.
u TNctSSATI Feb. 10 Pork dull at % so. lard
t s 81 @ l23c Bulk meats steady; shoulders
, e; aud in lmi ed demand; shoulders o. sides
lls g 12ac. Whiskey firm at SIC, 20 s'''S
OhicAGo, Feb. 13.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
nt 81 No. az Spring at 23l Corn quiet and lower
bipb bz = 10 oo4 pats advanced; No.2 at 49, Rye
Sic. .. high Wines firm at S6jc. Provisions easier.-
ess FORK % p q ~ So Dressed hogs active at So
at 80 q 90. '' "e"''
aoo ne,cepts-4e00 bbls -four 1900 bush. wheat, A.
5OVo pusn corn 1000 bush. oa.s 100 BUSH rye, and
Oo 9ohPments-S0Oo bbls. flour, 1000 BUSH wheat, 49,
| dplands 14ac. '"' -N'''s
lands 14sc. 4"'''' N'"s WV
MOBILE, Feb. 14-Cotton firm. Middling IN
| lands 1asc. OA A''A'' N''0ui"s up
| damam, ORLEANS, Feb. H.-Cotton steady with a
Nelhiho; Middling uplands 14lc.
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THE c. 2. KIAIEALL Co.-The annual meet
terpoon. The following gentlemen were
elected Directors for the ensuing year:-C. P.
Kim5all, A. X. Shurtleff, James Bailey, L. d.
NJ. Sweat, and j. S. Kicker. c. p. Kimball
was elected Pre- ilent and j. NJ. Gould Treas
urer The report of the Presidents shows a
very prosperous state of affairs
The report says the Company commenced
building late in 1867 and kept steadily at work
since, although t ne carriage trade was never sc
unsatisfactory as during the past three years
The President thinks that 1871 will be pros
porous year. The jump seat carriages have
held their own in spite of base limitations and
the Kimball Jump seats were never SO popular
as row and so long as they continue to be
made SO we'll there viii be a steady increase in
the business and profits of the Company.
The first year 1868, were made 1873 carriages
ana AZ sielghs, aud sold during the year. 126
csrrlages aaa 20 sleighs, amounting to SAT 961.-
50. Inc second year. 1869 were made 1q4 car
liages and 20 sleighs, aud sold durino the wear
1852 carriages and is sleighs. amounting to GIG ,
673 50. Ihe third year, 1870 were made 17q
carriages and sold l52 carriages and ~ sia;h.
amounting to $48,31S76, the gross amonSt %,
sales 10 the three years being S152 954 20 -
There were no sloighs made in 1870 The
sleigh business had proved almost tot fail
sire ia '6S and 60 There have been S150 on(
worth OF carriages sold to go all over the Unit
ed States and foreign countries, covering
space of three hard uncertain business years
We have not yet made a bad debt or lost SIN
Gle dollar.
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FLOWERS. late writer in the Boston
transcript speaks of the growing taste for the
cultivation of flowers. and we are all aware
how tbs habit has grown in this community, o.
Fate years, of gentlemen wearing button hole
bouquets. Ia tue midst Of winter the sight Of
these beautiful objects is like glimpse OF
summer, and we do not wonder that the "Per-
SANS wrote their loves in these illuminated let
ters, forming tangible poem"
II Is customary at parties to deck the differ.
ent rooms ard supper table with flowers
~ ioral APOSTLES that wi h dewv SD endor
"eep W'taVht wee and blush without a crime',-
anu We Wou!d suggest that a visit to the cle-
gaht greenhouses OF Miss Jones, corner of
fatk ana Congress streets, vii, prove most
gratifying to those who desire to purchase DEE.
orations ior iestai and funereal occasions. A
beeutiiul display of choice flowers will here be
found including a rare exhibition of hestbs
and azaleas.
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on him more injury than mortal man could in.
het on him. He had felt its effects from the
iodn OF April, 1861, till the 9Th of November,
1865. 1t had deprived him Of command of the
Army OF the James aud had sen. him home in
disgrace, and had prevented him entering the
capital of the enemy. Bnt still he was oppos-
ed to interference by Congress with the disc-
pine of the school,
Gen: Butler was followed by Mr. Logan,
When the House took a recess The evening
session was devoted to general debate.
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CALIFORNIA.

FhOHIBTTION OF COOL1E TKAEFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14-The consul of San
Salvador at Hong Kong has received instruc-
tons to deprive any vessel sailing under the
flag of San Salvador engaged in the Coolie
trade of her papers. Hitherto it has Deen the
custom OF Coole traders to buy American or
English ships here and have them registered as
San Salvadorian and then send them out to
carry cargoes of Coolies. All the other orien-
trl consuls of the South American States hold
similar instructions. This is the severest blow
vet made 80"
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q o M M r. ESC

Receipts by Railroads and S,eamboxia.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROAD-5 trusses. 4
bdls. blinds, hbls. apples, 10 boxes axes, bags
rags III bales cloth, 20 cases OIL Cloths 81 oil bbs
81 pigs mdse., 80 cars freight tor Boston.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-4s bills
iron, IA do steel, 8 cases Shoes IA bbIs onions :
faies husks, So boxes bread preparation, so boxes
cheese, casks skins, blls tubes, "a pomps, l bar
saws ~ bags bu wheat, 20 pairs tubes 10 bags oys
ters IL bbis oysters. chests tea, rs casks nails
oales ware, lOC boxes raisins, sewing machine. .
crates erocsery hid hams. l19 boxes glass; 10 bbIs
suear lou furniture, 40 tgs to order; tor Canada
and up country, so bbs. dye stuff, 43 bds leather
u bbs. phosphate lime, bdls paper boxes sewing
machioes, bales cotton 125 pkgs to order.
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CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING.
The following assignment of jury trials has bee
made by the Judge:
THURSDAY, FEB. lG.
101-Wright 81 al. VS.. Roach.
2l3-Brooks 81 al. vs.. Leighton.
25i-Oeean Insurance Co. vs.. Jones g. al.
THURSDAY, FEB. 90.
265-Morrill vs. Cushman 6 ais.
34i-Keiey & al VS.. Willard.
321-Zitkov vs. Deer.
25S-U'Brion vs.. Whitman.
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GET Briggs Corn and Bn0ion Remedie

NJ. BRowN-SEQUARD experimental upon the
stiffened arm of an executed criminal by in
jeetng warm blood into it; the muscles regain
ed their contractlity and the nerves their irri-
liability. As the cutting off OF the blood is par
alysis ofsnerve element SO deficiency of blood
is cause of degeneration of nerve element
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HypoHos-
PHITEs, will cause the formation of healthy
blood, and consequently increase nervous pow
er, induce vital activity in debilitated consti-
buttons and tone all the organs dependent for
health on muscular or rervous strength
feb13th-d&w1w
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view A.soriisements To-Day


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
cubic Library Association. Entertainment.
Drummer Boy. City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
cristadoro's Hair Dye.
NEW ADvERTIs EMENT COLUMN
Town Reports. . VIM. NJ. Marks.
Cris'aderb's Hair Dye and Presefvat've.
Probate Nouces. John A. Waterman
A goo q chance. $50 Congress Street.
Dress Cntling ught. 81. G. Brown.
l. "A K A.. Edward Hickey.
Fer Sale. :. sewing Machine.
Administrators Sale. Charles Jones
Fer rent. j. 4. Gull.
Found. Ladies' Fur Collar.
Lost or stolen. -. Eng Ugh blue overcoat
Aid tor the Destitute in France.
Check Lost. -. n. Wlnslow.
Eotice =. DR.. $. Fitch.
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The Hazards Of Winter,

The Hazards of Winter.
The feeble and delicate dread the winter, and with
good reason. The weather at this season has a de-
pressing effect upon the vital organs and the animal
spirits, and they have no vitality or mental ANNA.
ton to spare. The aged and infem, in whom the
hame Of life is waxing dim, are always unpeasantly
affected by the temperature OF winter, and should
iortiiy their systems against 1t The extra vgor and
resistant power which the enfeeblei system requires
to enable it to meet with safety the assaults OF cold
and damp, may soon be acquired by the regular Us,
of Hostetei's Stomach Bitters. 1hs tonls eas, OF
this wonderful medicine IS soon apparent, "a an IN
creased appetite, more active digestion. ana a
brighter, happier frame OF mind. Food is ins 'a.
OF the body, and it it Is not properly dgeS'eu '
fires OF life burn low When ibis is the eASe' ".
disability can always be Ieretied win" O..
space of time by taxing fall dose OF Tue D'''e'
TWICE q day. The stomach Will soon "es'" W per
torn i,s allotted task regularly and sieaaiy; the
49,, ,o;na ,hnrou-biy assimihted, VIII yield the
800 80, ., vit,l heat and nourishment which the
-aonrss ander the external pressure OF cold
49, ,,ntcr ailments which are apt sssail rbe
.. - an, untoued physique will be avoided.
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NEW EaAMPsRIRE.

WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE.
TON, rep. l4-ObservatiOn taken att M
Barometer 2344; change minus IL: tbermome-
ter g; change plus 5; relative humidity rs:
calm. We observed very brilliant anroral
display last night. Heavy masses of clouds
were pouring in from the ocean all day aud
the SKY was entirely overcast with thick
clouds. It has been showing since 4 p M
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TELEGKAPHIU ITEMS.

San Francisco is to hove New City Eall TO
cost million and a half.
The secepd census of New York City Will
show positive gain of IS 7Gg over the former
enumeration, or less two per cent.
1t is said the bill for legaizng houses OF
prostitution, cannot pass the Ohio Senate.
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q. s.. District Court.

TUEsD AY-United States VS.. John O'Brion-pass-
ing counterfeit scrip. Contin led from last term
Argued
Webb, Dist. Atty. Bradbury & Bradbury.
John Neal & Son.
j. d. & +. Fessenden
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NEW YORK.

BIMcHAMToN, Feb. 14-Col Walter Dwight,
Republican, was elected mayor to-day over B.
N. Loomis, Democrat, by S72 majority, the
Republican aldermen and supervisors were
elected from every ward; the only Democratic
majority being given for an inspector of cleo
tinns
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j. II. ScHEScK, Md,
No. Is North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
GEORGE c. GOODWIN 4 Co.. Boston. Agents.

NJ OTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor of the Will OF
THOMAS j. SPARROW, late of Portland,
county of Cumberland, deceased, and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons having demands upon the es-
tate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same; ana all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
JOHN RAND, Executor.
Portland February 7tb 1871 feb9 rs %
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tTBEKEAS, have reason to believe that ona r
w S. Aewcomb traululently obtained irom n e
date, for the sum OF two hundred dollars. tbs i, TN
caution all persons against purchasing ths sama As
consideration. DAvJn n MI G r.
North Yarmouth. January 2sth, 1911 3w6
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Great ReNaZctiOW

In prices OF cleansing and repairng,.clohing, lower
han ever. | shall cleanse
Coats Tor S100
rants TOR IS and so cts.
Vest tor AZ"
Ladies' garments cleansed cheap and with my usual
pr0mptness. Secondhand clothing tor sale at tair
prices. "a Federal Street,
jun25 WILLIAM BROWN
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CITY AND VICINITY

~ Our ADVERTISING patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as e7rly an the day as possible Aa-
refreshments to appear Aondag mornipo should no
sent in Saturday. lao. Sunday)
GB~Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Frid1 On.
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FIRST GE
Z Per ct. Gold Bonds

which are issued upon this read are limited. in
amount to $4,000 per mile twhi.e many roads issue
from $4,000 to s4ooOo,) and are offered at 90 and
accrued interest. in currency.
The most experienced finaucers agree that Fir.r
Mortgage Bouds, to limited amount, upon o
finished railroad, which is well located 70,
business are one of he very safest forms of invest
ment.
Parties desiring to secure frst.class security,
based upon railroad practically done, and in the
bands OF leading capitalists who have large Pc
cun'ary and business interest in its success will do
well to apply at tie Office of the Company or any oil
Its advertised agents, for pamphlet and map, show
ing the characteristics OF the enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
Tor Central 1owas at large present profit, beside
handsome increase of interest for a long term of
years. Parties making such exchange will receive
for each $1,000 Bond, a $1,000 Central Iowa Bond.
and the following difference in cash less the accrued
interest in currency upon the latter bond,) and in
annual interest, this calculation being based upon
market prices of February LIST, 1871:
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FLORENCE, Feb. IA The Chamber of Dep
uties has by vote of 2O4 against 139. approved
the policy of the Ministry in relation to the
inyiolability of the Papal residence.
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n Q IT Gle .

THEREBY forbid all Persons haTb)riug &C must
L ing uny one Oh my aceouut without a written or
der fiom me, as shall pay Geots eostracta1
other wise DAVID LOEEIrr.
Cape Eii= Abulh, Feb IL, 1871 teb11-iaw Nc
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uDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
THUksDAY-State VS.. James Cardiff and Francis
Cardiff. Search and seizure. James was fined $50
and costs and Francis dismissed.
Clifford.
State vs.. Peer McTaggart, John Flaherty and
Stephen Doherty. Larceny. McTaggart and Doher-
ty fined S. and one half costs each and Faher-
ty was discharged.
O'Donne
Given.
State vs.. Charles Mcmahon. lntoxcation and
disturbance. Fined IS and costs Paid.
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HsisCe sne5us lSosices.

The members OF the old folks choir are re-
spectfuly requested to meet at the Rooms OF
the Y. NJ c. Associations on Thursday eve
ming of this week, at half past o'clock.
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# r EIGN.

HEAVY CONTRIBUTION.
Lyndon, Feb 14-A portion of the Paris
contribution has been paid, viz:-G2 600 DOC
sterling in bills, 81 O00,0O in notes of the
Bank of France, and e1.O00,OO0 in specie.
proceeding and nearly completed.
1t peace is made on fair terms, it is possible
that the Germans will not enter the city, but
the Oath of February is considered the proba-
BILE day of entry, in case it is determined up.
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HsAKNUM'S
Hating Mouase !
JUST OPENED
at No. MOultOn ST. .
Ncar Foot of Exchange Street..
A gents Wanted

Agents Wanted
~ wv ready The hest book of the season is,
IN PRUSSIA and the FJanco-Prussa an war;" By
John S. q. Abbott No other will sell go well. Now
is the time to make money. Who speaks first?
H. A. MCKINNEY & CO.,
jan4tfd&w Elm ST., Portland, Me,
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WEBSTER, under Fluents Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
sbortest notice. jan11eodtf
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THE New York University Medicine Is max
ing more cutes than all other medicines com
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress st. Ad-
vice free. 2. Staples, agent. tt.
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BREAKING AND Monday night
young man was observed by woman, in the
act of entering the store of Mr.. Crockett in
Cape Elizabeth, through window. She gave
notice of the fact to her neishbors, who as
sembled and secured the services of Constable
Thayer Of that town. The young fellow, whose
name is Frederick Taylor, of Cape Elizabeth,
was found in the store. He was detained in
custody that night and yesterday was brought
over to the city and locked up for examina-
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Monow o k'reo. l4-Dorning.-Gold 1114 a liza
! HOG. H'chahse IOoi g
NEW YORK, Feb 1i-Eoening.-The severe storm
so-uay gIeauy lnterlered with business in Wall
MARKERS and those Were not OF great IMPORTANCE
Goid closed dull at l1la. Governments we're STEADY
| the CLOSING uuot aiinns 49, -"S Aoio"ns axe
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BORDEAUX, Feb. ia quorum of the AS
Gus to day of the Orleanists, who believe they
possess a clear majority. Subsequently at a
meeting of all the Deputies who has arrived,
it was resolved to adjourn over Until day
when quorum was in the city.
Many BnnanartiSt agents are here
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A TREATY OF PEACE PREPARED.

PARIS, Feb. 13.-Everything has been ar
ranged at Bordeaux. A committee to nego-
tiate the treaty of peace has been selected, and
draft of a treaty has been approved by Bis
mark and Won Moltke. The Treaty is to he
signed Immediately, and the German troops
will then march through Paris to Straus-
burg station and then take trains for home
Trains will follow each other as rapidly as pos
sible, and the Assembly will then adjourn to
Paris, and proceed with the reorganization of
France.
The departments not occupied by Germans
are ravaged by bands of Franc Teurs, who
are pilagiDg travellers and houses.
Terrors reigns in those departments.
Discre Iitable resolutions are being made
concerning the provisional government. 1t is
said the members hold immense sums made
out of contracts. They secretly disposed of
lie 43, 0G0 bottles of wine were drank.
Provisions are pouring in aud provisions are
low.
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bRlLMANT.-See the Brilliant Lamp at j.
= Land q Co.'S, opposite old post-offce, any
evening until o'clock
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Money H. Tie hrner per cent being the ruling
at 1O94 @ 110}. 4uAe'
STOCKS intensely dun with hardly enough business
10 esaaosh Quotations except the Pacific Mail which
the China route. Quotations: '""''i' VI
western Union Telegraph Co c,,
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AUCTION SALES.
Sherif'S Sale.

~ = OF MAINE-CCMBERLANDs5 50.
ShEO on writ and will be sold at Public
thu 1et " = ION 10 the highest bidder on Thursday
p ~ 'E 81 February. A D.. Is7l, at % O'Clock.
Co IL Fx me Auction Rooms Of r o. BAILEY g.
Aforesaid the following personal nronerry n w,t.
sugar. T e0r1 cf gesf Kerqsene or Moass srup
Cakes penner sancn Bread rreparatiou, Yeast
Laundry and Fancy Soaps. andles. Indian Meal
Lard, Sait Fish, Fancy Goods. &c. Also scales TIN,
ware, Measures, Show Case, Meat Bench KnIves
Stove and Pire, &C. N"''e''
Da.ed at Portland this 18Th dav ~ January A n
1871 NJ. ADAMS Den sbsria
febiftd +. q. BAILEY Il CO. Auct1opeera
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TRY Briggs Threat add Lung Healer. i.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. If.
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We would advise our friends to give At
wood at Lancaster Hall call If they want to
get their old table ware replated, his prices arc
reasonable and he warrants the Plating tie
wear