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DANK FIXTURES AND FURNITURE FOR
4

THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY
Of the City Of SewYork
No Js5 Broadway.
their Banking Room Of Broadway
and Warren S. FURNITURE and FIXTURES Of
their present dice For particular. sppl5to
d. r. MANGAN. Ple,iout.
OFFIcE NEw. YoRS FutE h.rHAycE COZ
NV YORK January 20. III.
ELFCTION.-The ANNUAL ELECTION for
II TWENTY-FIVE DIRECTORS o. this COMPANY, als0 Tor
THREE INSPECTORS Of ELECTION win BE- hell Al 'he Once OF te
Compsuy No - Wat WEDNESDAY, c egH day Of frofd
sTy ISL. TIE poll be open y H and cosc at ]
AUGUSTUS COLSON seccar7.
IOWA BONDS.
Pastue BONDS cities and couuts tie ste olo"a
Nautad by CHASE HluGIN sos. BrnaI-sL, AeE-iurk
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Giinations Uailteo--femn

T7IRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
Piled bv PIECE Co. Bosng-gr-eli Orr ni9rls al O'Ie'
- -. B, f1 American English. Scotch Germans Natds lIh
NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS of first-class Help
- nations Protestant ana - ersi teT can Ie .upi ~
g,oi cooas lsuu.re,scs, Oh .rna "aes hny sam
cleaning and k'a glr -npl pn ooHs' s,'
81 .rE ni .ar. 5 general boz rs wth good ret renee
f,r div AID country TIE AMERICAN AID fotElN olLLN
t,fpIO NFgT AGENCY. 2aB FourtL-iYe, tewHea O'lieI
st.eig-eh-h one auu4r~ trent M u SIS Also I.e
p1tr of SNARE couue-rt Girls PToeu's sud others NaAed -e
distli- 81 shove Ullle r.
EEvAETED-A SITUATION by a competent
W Gd general hoalegorH or IS COOK S.iI i
iroa-r; wr: ard obirls sss OF ely re'e4el's '-i a. ~
Boserv. .uc' or l.--si.
yEyAETED-By young Lady, a SITUATION
~ 10 rTOa oAsg vcr1 Ad4fes' l. ~ a. 40 Ie4'a''
Reference gwen.
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Ghances for Businees ftlcn

RARE CHANCELLOR SALE-A HOME
q OplalC PHARMACY. lcl-als 6rture Aides. PIAH
NLCI. Box 800. Tribune ot'e.
DARTNER WANTED-%l0,oJ0 to 10000 casi
I.. rai. bl- fIrs-1a. aa r-o1ts1.e
1lifrs' Moods not EuCLD MtGAElSs. Nerugr5l. 81. Y
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fnGutial.

TElWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT.
4 TUr UNITED STATES LIE IN-t RANCE AfANl 20 'ne
49, t81l JOHN T.. DEWITT. Presidents
~ u OFflr.. A. WArL-sr., Jan. / lal.
An,u1t or re; Cash Asse;s Jan. D - %
RECEIPTS
Ar,1r. received frr Prem rfns.......... Ttt'4ll 5
Account p- sr.s lived from All sources 49," ~ .,,,.c- e
p. .lve ...-...'''.' "o-O DO $500
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Sales bn 2utlion

Sales bn Autlion
UGUSTUS A. SCHULTZ, Auctioneer.-
a AUCTION SALE magnificent HOUSEHOLD FI.hl ~ ks on
rms Al toiav the ence - W est Feeuthst net
Pm aud -xt1gs.. fiAno Ore
Psntrg, BrolH.s Cham AMI Dining Furniture.
GHo A. Lrtvlrr lucuoaeer ~ - -,
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
HALL As.or-pllee and kghthst LEAEiIT. SIkEBhlch
Co lossGSMgsrs SOLICITED LIBRARIES CArALoSusp ASp SOLD
MURv1v A-ctoneeI.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway, cor.
- li,-sa Books WORKS Of Art Fszey Goods laiDi'1fs' &C.
MONDAY Jan 20. and .olIoEn. das a. Z z. IA 800,
rvrCrTO.sS SAIRofEOUKS THEOLOGY. EClLESlASllCAL
uiTORY &C. rrom Of the late WILLIAM Go"AhS-
per Catalogue No !.
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hEw.YOtE Feb. q 1911.
4 MELTING of the STOCKHOLDERS of
.- Nt"-lokk STATE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY was
o. I DAT The Ohce Of lie Company, No 1 Broslsay and
- f.i.v ia--sr.el gentlemen we're e.eel Uiyeetors
D. . g. Ap"r WI r. GARNER.
T. n'-lt'i4AhDI THOS. DICKSON,
p D. bAD'DCN' II. FAHEESTOCK
--NN'i' fL'DDi u A. HURLBUT,
WE q. TRAVELS GRO q uAvpS
HH. 81. VERsILYE. BAyfD Lawn
'Vi'" HAVVb"OOD WM 2. DRAKE,
Henry A. sMYTIR
eusfI1u'v a. Meeting Of Dfee.or, HFyRy S,fvTuP
~ gasl.i-sssif elected President
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Gmnsements.

WALLACK~.
w PROPRIETOR AND MAgAGRR....Hr LISTER WALLACk
THIS (NONDAYI EVENING, Fbh D
WI be prsHie l0f fire OBS scsao1, Lori IyoHs piaf
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rnAxr1lvF STOCK MlRKrT-Frn. (

NLDANl LIVE sIU0h WlIh-- I7-FTF| -
In tie Ct-. Mar 90 corUaio1 vs. h last weeks opfra2
s. o. decline o. i1 ot = 10, I've A." -b.' - mos
r4a saeh IS oe4, 1T steers; medium sl'
:. ~ l- las m le-s bave been sold down 50 prices ruling
g...r.tt .la Wien s verf l4rE ed de- existed
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PROCLAMATION.

Sqaru IIISois orrIcr srRSaT jan it'll
Lssssiur. the uss entitled An Act in ctoa % he
ur l9 John d. Palcr Of The STATE Of heois do
h p1'I s s.l ~ ny i i1k IN ne SSr Of YrTt
Ge lssurc Of the state Of Limos WI ay re oos 81 e So, o.
of AID guusac. Of s lag do isrt5e 5O'y al Tho
Ton !ls s o. Ia sl 10 A p S ~ S, Of an ~, .
July M aud payable al tie palro Of TIE State sfer 1870
New internal improvement staining Maria
500 ~ SfT.l i,ils As P s 1 xxx 1, tas n e n No.
A. Beebee slJOli Samuel BgolL S@ti; James d. Hooker.
Boye trast els So; FREDERICK Bmuon 500 o.; Fra Bros-
p .5 g5. i" s-lone ie Me VI a. Bui1i $1,000 Sssa 1ra
CauPeu - tg Joel CuIe 81 S2l Az, Harriet Cars ooy'
s3o0 Jsres Clemens IT, 70; James NJ. Co Charles
Bani Of S,efoos Latham cornell $500; Richard sne,i
Coz ss7s} Geo-gs Crase sltOl Cars Doge Co. +lgo {.
$4,000 Iohn All E.v.r Fareon n trust $500 h5'7io1 %
r 8eii ss6; Maria Gacda Fuller 5000 Praree Aisr-ani
isrr Gsiae C5 Esta.e cf ArsisiGs creole $1,000 sazuq
slti0; Bc7 Amelia Hart sa'C Ric,ar Heqmirg $1,000 srA
Es lls4i'i TO- Fra sSsv Hoc $ii5 oHs. iie
Ahur Hoiol $500 10 Rev JsEes Holy Seooi Hope &C;
'5g a.. H o gs5 d 88ola; $500 inssssr Co.. 30.
o sebastian Jaal SIG o Sl.h yeLsoe and j. i9a A.
surfer Lame Tnos snl F. C. Inks, 600. John D. or '
Mrs k2plrosyue NcHti e. aI I1 ria1s l 1 ~ an.
1r-'e EeoiH" . u ,,or '1 IN, n ,iirr tls.
lee Op1. John G. OFacr Jean Marie lnoli P.r H.
a. as Eivarl Phelps 5000; Charles PHELPS 5000; Caroline
C. Phelps trustee, $1,000 ". A. Pa.@us, S3ilS 90 LORD 4
head slgO; Elisha Riggs, -l1l H9; > j.
R9b-son 80 300 William Jane, Roe $1,000 Daniel o-c
Henry A. Bosnd, $4,000, Sir euTy Roper kgif -Z w. T.
potlacli1 Sons. 81 so. John Charles Sehe ber $50 D.. p.
a IN 5000. Edward S0cck, SLEW George
Sr,b II O0o john EN- 5lO0l Caroline NJ Siam 3D. Jj
benjamin. Oge TAYLOR 22f The A!Hurro1 Office Of Hope
60 Ketwc Voonhcry NioW W Borssi, $5oiobi Tie T.
syvana Insurance lives, &c. @lOi The Gocrnof OF l
NOS 600: 1iA1s $500 Cstlarne Ann .-r u.s.
OO MARY Tons 900, The Isa'-ton FOR synfs OF tls
-1O1 John X $50 ? Ms Anna w lt
IN. SO Charles : Watkins $780, John WcilarHTr, 81 80;
William Whtewr1lt $ 93y; william Louis NEans, $685. william
+ ~ he-be SlHJt
Also one colon Oh interna im1-oye n 'tt daie rs
number 62 lnl bond GATED Ma Iot No 90 NAV e-I'
PAYABLE aher 1870 49,. coz,
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Gorsrs, Carriages, farness, Sc.

AT GEORGE j. MO0REs, No: 80 boweTy
"a Tor SALE very CHEAP Ertensol-0p PEtAhION doctors 10y
WAGOSs sng p aud loTO7 BUGGIEs. and arge as4'i@en
OF secondhand WAGONS.
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SIRE fEM BONDS WANTED for SINK
RIO,ODO INKiEG FUND DEs HOTSRs V1ILFI Rt1I-
eea y 10 tle provisions contained The Trust -uo-g,g
q ~. ,s pines Ssley Railroad Company, dated oct l. 49,
20 al- izaci lrlf-es 20 tue a. ~
- Apf Bonds SEALED PROPOSALS al fsssd hi "a
eva n tosaTev, Trustees q Exchange place New Yc
iii natl boon Of lie Z day 0f1e5morg I'll for tie -
u aa n thirty 81 the al0reasmei Bo1ds Of Oh each
S Fl ta,a be e1e.ne slb money derived from aaes Of
W. r. GILMAN
n A. COWDREY ITussea
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

FIon s undivided surplus q s67A72 10 dividend viii be PAID
srtate lc -nelt Of the annual premium str A5r-
I 10 each Fas aug polcy proportional 20 s contribution
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MAssAOHUsETTs.
BOSTON ITEMS.


BOSTON, April 3.-Charles Lenox Remcnd
Boston Custom House. " '"'
The Boston Board of Trade aftor ,.uo..,
meetings and lengthy discussions on the snbl
ject of the shipping interest, adopted to.dav
the following resolutions, by q vote of 81 IN Ok
ResOlUed, That the construction of steamship
and sailing vessels at low cost should he nrn.
NOTED by the abatement of all taxes imnosed
under the tariff of duties upon foreign imports
and upon articles of foreign production enter
ing into their construction.
RESOLVED, That all articles of foreign product
needed Tor subsistence on board vessels engag-
ed in foreign trade or sailing or repairing Of
steamships or sailing vessels should be allowed
to be withdrawn free of duty from the bonded
warehouses.
Resolved That all vessels of foreign construc-
ton or under foreign flag, which may be pur-
chased or owned by citizens of the United
States should be entitled to register under the
laws and protection of the flag of the United
States.
Resolued, That in making contracts for the
foreign mail service OF the United States pref
ereLce should be given to vessels owned by cit
lzens OF the United States; provided the De-
partment is satisfied that such service will be
performed by them as we'll and at as low rates
as by others.
.. II was voted to send a copy of the resolutions
u each member of Congress-
SUICIDE.
WORCESTER. April 3-John Keller 90 vaars
OF age, attempted to kill himself in this c;tv
Today by shooting pistol ball into his hra;n
He ~ now living but cannot survive long
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN CoUPoNs.-It will be
recolected that about three years ago the
house Of Alexander Long fellow, Esq, in West
brook, was entered and a lot of securities stol-
en-, including several Atlantic & st. Lawrence
Railroad bonds and five coupons cut from a
bond issued by this city. 1t will also be re-
membered that in February, 1870. a booker in
New York sent by the Eastern Express Com
pany to broker in this city three Atlantic &
st. Lawrence bonds, one of the denomination
of $1,000 and the others Of $500 each, which
proved to be the stolen bonds. About the same
time that the house of Mr.. Longfelow was en-
tered the residence of Mr.. j. M. Kimball in
this city was robbed, and it happened that
among the articles stolen was a wallet be long
ing to MI. Gage. of the firm of Strout & Gage.
Last week a pocket book was found in the
vault at the Commercial House which con-
tanned five coupons cut from city bond which
proved to be the same coupons which we're
stolen from Mr.. Longfellow. They were re-
stored to the family and were redeemed by the
City Treasurer yesterday. l r.
We learn from Mr.. Cram, the proprietor of
the Commercial House, since writing the
above, that the coupons were not fshed out of
the vault of that hotel, as the vault has not
been cleaned since last July. He says that
Mr.. Jordan, who found them in pile of ma
nure which lie spread On his farm, does not
know what vault he took the pocket-book from.
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O o M M H II CIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEo RAILRoAp-11a pkgs
mdse, cars shingles, 8 do box Shocks do hoops.
do bbls, do II. H. goods, q bbls BEANS Al oil bbis
50 cars freight for Boston.
GRAND fTRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk 400
bbls. flour, car paper, H. H. goods do potatoes
90 laths, do oats, do beef do seed, do peas
do hay do sundrles; Shipments East 500 bbs -four
1carlsundres; Shipments to Europe, cars seed5 do
peas, cars provisions
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-197 cases mdse "a
bdls bowels, 80 bdls handles, 20 beams of yarn 20
pkgs snndries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosTON-16 bbls
phosphate OF lme 30 boxes cheese 20 frkins butter
hhds m0lasses. 40 bags oystsrs 5 bdls gas ppe 26
do iron, 40 kegs lead, 10 do soda stoves and ware
10 Dds rum 20 hhds. sugar. Is dressed hogs 25 coils
coIdage, sewing machines, 20 bbls oranges AZ pkes
furniture wagon, GO churne, ~ trunks casks oil
IL empty beer barrels, 120 pkgs to order For Cana
da and up country, 50 bds STEEL bales rags % bbs
phosphate OF lime, ton pig iron IL bds leather IA
pkgs machinery, hid molasses, bdls steel bales
cotton 30 green hides, 10 bds paper 100 pkgs to
der. w "
lls bales rags. do WOOL II bags cocoanuts, 80 bags
apples 161 do seed 10 do rice 1855 hf chests tea ESQ
boxes and 30 mats d. - hhds TOBACCO ties do pi-
tobacco 60 do starch III do lead y large Ore brick,
10 boiler tubes 65 bds paper. 10 do leather 10 do
carpetings. 100 kegs soda, bbls tripe, II do W.
do varnish, do oysters, 20 do syrup, head light 8
casks paint, do clay, do glass, 800 pkgs sundries
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SCHOOL CoMMIrTEE.-A special meeting
was held last evening. MessIs. Frank Noyes
and M. P. Frank were elected members of the
Board in place of Messrs. Root and Pierce.
The Committee on Assignments was direct
ed to revise list with reference to locating the
two gentlemen elected
Application of Mr.. G.. G. Addition to be en-
ployed as a teacher of music was read and or
dered on file.
Application of Miss Sarah E. Rounds Of
Concord, N. H., for situation as teacher was
referred to the Committee on Applications.
Inc Executive Committee was instructed to
Improve the sewerage of Primary No. i on
Monument street
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every citizen by securing their liberty under

law.
During some remarks in opposition to the
Pill Mr.; Biggs of Delaware, in quoting from
tne Au Alux portion of Senator Summers late
speech On San Domingo, by mistake called him
Tue Iate senator. Some gentleman asked what
ne meant by "late Senator" and Mr.. Briggs re-
plleG mat he had made a mistake, but perhaps
the Republicans consider Mr.. Sumner dead and
lntend 70 bury him politically.
MT. Dawes of Mass, informed the gentleman
that the Senator still lives
MI: Hoar OF Mass, wished to say without
question that the corpse had buried the under
taker. Laughter.
MI; Diggs resuming said that Mr.. Sumner
caiied tne PRESIDENT the head of the Ku-Klux.
MT; dawes wished to know whether that
was 5ne reason why Mr.. Biggs would not help
put down the Ku-Klux.
MI. biggs replied no; that the Democratic
party was not only anxious to put down the
Ku-kiux but any other fanaticism. They
were 'ne party OF law and order and he was as
mucn opposed to the Ku-Klux as any member
OF the radical party. -
EVENING SESSION.
AZ the evening session Messrs Duke and
Wlncnester made speeches against the bill, and
Mr. Mckee addressed the House in defence of
the southern Republicans and in support of
the bill.
After speeches by Messrs. Vaughan and Nc
Henry against, and Beatty in favoI of the bill:
the House adjourned.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL.-All our readers who in
tend to visit the Theatre to-night-and who
does not-who have not secured their seats had
better be about it this morning. We don't say
this as mere matter of form; we mean it,
When the Adelphi company were here some of
our citizens who attended the last performance
said, why did MT you let us know what good
company this was SO we could have enjoyed it
before?" When we asked them why they didn't
read our articles they said, "becouse we were
usually SO hard to please and because the name
Adelphi had left bad odor, as leg-show
they had supposed this was of the same cate
CORY" Therefore we wish our readers to I'M
derstand that what We say in regard to compa-
MES that visit US we mean and if they hav'nt
secured their Maggie Mitchell tickets let them
be about it at once. The play of Little Bare
foot slightly resembles "Fanchon" in plot,
"Lttle Amri" being a sort of Cinderella en-
ployed in family as servant and is badly treat
ed by the daughter of the house who is engag-
ed to rich young farmer named Peace, but
Peace becomes attracted to Amri and marries
her
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Superior Court.

GODDARD, j., PRESIDING.
The following assignments of jury trials has beer
made by the judge for the week:
TUESDAY, APRIL4.
1870 Bron vs.. Whitman.
24.-Eider, admir-, VS.. Quinby
22G-JOse vs.. ScarbOro.
9B.-Burnell and al. VS.. Wilson and ais
l55.-Gunnison VS.. Thornton and al.
266.-Ward VS.. Stuart.
-96.-White and ais. VS.. league.
3R.-Gilbert VS.. Hoyt and ais.
29l.-Wentworth, compile, VS.. Merrill.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5.
223-Relley and al. vs.. Willard.
.282.-True and ais. VS.. Curfier.
295.-Franklin VS.. Mcdonald.
800. -Quinby VS.. Roberts and Trs.
3l2-Lord VS.. Stuart
30t.-GrOves compPt, vs.. Purington.
THURSDAY, APRIL G.
253.-Bradbury vs., Stmpeon and ais and Trs.
272.-Richardson We. Portland Publishing Co.
3Js.-Long VS.. Woodman and al.
FRIDAY, APRIL.
z4s.-Stevenson vs. Com. ms Co.
250.-HambIen VS.. Same.
269.-Crockett VS.. Crockett.
276.-Tyler and al. VS.. Bruce and al.
2T.-McLaughlin and al VS.. same.
3O7.-FOeg adm'x, vs.. Fogg.
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Projectors of tie [

A PLEASANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, about
twenty minutes ride from City Hall, to sell
or exchange for house in town. Thirteen
rooms, light and airy; very convenient for
one or two families, with Sebago water, large
stable, good yard room, several fruit trees and
bushes Three minutes walk from the ROch-
ester and ten from the Ogdensburg railroad
stations, near churches and schools. Address
Westbrook, at the Press Office. If.
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NE w YORK.
DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.

BAKING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.
NEW YORK, April 8. "A daring attempt was
Maoe to-day to rob the Central Park Savings
Bank on I'D avenue. Three men entered the
Dank ABOUT noon, most of the employees being
absent at lunch, and after locking the front
q G9;s bound and gagged the paying teller, Mr..
EIison, and proceeded to rifle the safes. DR..
Holden, one of the directors, finding the door
locked broke it open, when the burglars fed
through tie rear and escaped.
The Directors of the late CommonwealthFire
insurance Company have appointed COM
mittee to negotiate for the reinsurance Of the
company sustaining risks. Reports OF fraud
.n me recent Management are rumored to-day,
tne secretary Of the company being charged
Win raising $4,000 since January first by
s means OF altered checks on the companys
Inc nail manufacturers OF the United States
nave decided on further advance of 20 per
cent. per keg in the mill of nails addional that
ordered month ago.
Inc Hayden government being considered
unstable, gold has advanced from 200 to 45O.-
~! mere were several engagements recently, on
tne dominican frontier. In one, general,
supposed to be Baez. was killed.
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WE predict for the Ancient Harmony Socie-
ty at City Hall next Thursday evening a per.
feet iam,- and advise all who- wish for a good
seat to 60 to Twombly's and secure reserved
seat, costing only thirty-five cents.
AT 10 A. NJ. to-day F. o. Bailey & Co. will
sell at salesrooms large lot of Parlor and
Chamber Furniture, Carpets, Mattresses, and
general assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
See auction column.
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CITY AND VICINITY

az Our advertising patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as early In the day as possible, i'd
refreshments to appear Monday morning should be
sent in Saturday. mot Sunday.)
ey-Free Religious Notices must be- sent in as
early as Friday noon.
new Advertise mn emit. .Ts-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Hotel Property. E. i. S. Webb.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Old Folks Concert. :. City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Removal. DIR Daveis.
Seed Potatoes Kendall & Whitney.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Proposals for Dredging in Kennebec River.
Proposals for Stone Pier, Kennebunk River.
Proposals for Removing Obstrucons in Sullivan
River.
M. q. NJ. A.. Il. F. Pingree.
Pictou Mining Co.. John L. HodgdoD.
Allan Line Steamship Austrian.
Lost. Check.
Lost. Veil.
M. l.. A.. A. Cushing.
Tenants Wanted. II. A. Jones.
Union Hotel l.. Il. Y. Zitkov.
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USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass Copper and Glass. Manufactur-
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. If
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LIE DEUM LANDuMUs.-Yesterday we receiv-
ca from inc publisher, Mr.. Stockbridge, 156
Exchange street, copy of Te Deum comnosed
by G. Walter Goold, organist at ST. Lpke,s
The author has caught the inspiration Of that
grand old hymn and expressed it in noble bo
mony, inspiring, tender and sweet. n viii
prove favorite with lovers of correct s.crod
music, we predict. The piece is dedicated to
Rev. Mr. Root, of st. Paurs church, and will
be sung by the choir of that church on Easter
mornnU
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HARPER's BAzAAR.-The number for the
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs Fessenden
Bros, Lancaster Hall; also by ID. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C.. 3s7
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
of Fashionltakes the lead of all others, and 10 a
welcome visitor to the parlOr circle.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, April ga party of row.
dies arrested drunken Indian at Visalia last
night and hanged him until he confessed that
he obtained his liquor from ChinamaD, who
was Immediately seized and choked with his
cue, and was only saved from being hung by a
rally of a better class of citizens who were Just
in time to save his life.
Hot weather continues. The 70 Semitic trail
is open, and parties are going into the valley
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MoNDAY-Francis Dennson, assignee in bank
ruptcy OF Daniel Hanscom, petitioner for disallow-
ance of the claim of Brown Brothers & Barton
against the estate of said bankrupt Hearing in
progress.
w, G.. Crosby.
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WARRINGTON.

THE MANUFACTURE OF LIQUORS.
WARRINGTON, March 3-Reports to the first
instant show 326 distilleries in operation. pre-
ducing 217 $50 gallons daily, an increase OF 81
distilleries and 1866 gallons daily over March.
SUPREME COURT DECISION.
The Supreme Court to day sustained the de.
cision of the Circuit Court for the District OF
Massachusetts,, that the income tax upon judi
cia1 salaries was unconstitutional, the test case
being that of Collector Burlington against
Judge Dairy of the Barnstable (Mass.) county
Probate Court. The Supreme Court afirms
judgment for the full amount claimed, holding
that the judicial power of States is exempt
from taxation. All the thirteen States were in
possession of this power and exercising it at
the time of the adoption OF the constitution
and 1T is not pretended that any grant of it
was made to the general government by that
instrument
1t is, therefore. one of the sovereign powers
vested in the States by their constitution,
which remains unaltered and unimpaired, and
OF the general government, as that government
IS Independent of the States. The supremacy
maintained
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OHIO.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-Cincinnati elects
Davis, Republican, mayor by about 1000 ma
jority and Cleveland Pelton, Republican bv
1900 majority. The Democrats elect the mayor
of Sandusky by 63 majority. The Republicans
carry Wooster. Alliance, Massilon, Eiyra and
Akron, and the Democrats Canton and Lima.
The Democrats carry Toledo by $500 majority.
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CARRIAGES of all kinds, neao and second
hand can be bought for the next thirty days at
very loao prices, at 13 and 16 Exchange street,
as Mr.. Taylor is giving up the business OH ac-
count of i'll health. Call and See him.