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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-19

SMASH UP.-Yesterday morning country
mans team ran away ON Spring street, dashed
up High to Congress street. and in front Of
johnson & Cloyes store ran into team be-
longing to Mr.. Norton, injuripg it slightly,
then turned and encountered team driven
BY Mr.. Fred N. Dow, throwing Mr.. Dow out
and slightly injuring him, after which tho rum
away made tor the sidewalk and was caught,
but not before he had made an emelette of
about four dozen eggs that we're quietly repos-
in box in front Of q store
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METEOROLOGICAL.
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

WEATHER. On MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WARRINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, April 18.-Observation taken at p. M
Barometer 1893; change plus .O6; ,hermome-
S9anee az ms.
The snow has been blown into immense drifts
and are larger than any we have had before
There is bank along side the house nearly II
feet deep. The frost work on the railway and
on the summit is very fine.
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PORTLAND HORTICULTURAL SooIETY.-Ths
Portland Horticultural Society will hold their
annual spring exhibition on Tuesday next at
the Reception Room in City Hall. We hope
that on this occasion our gardeners and hOrti'
tllturists will contribute even more literally Of
their plants and flowers than in years past; for
although the displays have heretofore been very
gratifying and creditable, we are inclined to
think many rare specimens have been held in
reserve on account of their fragility and the
difficulty Of transportation. The Soolety's
premiums this year " i'll be very liberal, We are
told, and we would like to see more general
emulation among our florists and nursery peo-
ple,
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The multiplication TABLE-Mr. r. w.
Nixon has shown us his system of robbing
that most difficult of the four primary lies Of
arithmetic, the multiplication table, of all its
horrors, by system of object teaching, which
is commended by many instructors in various
parts of the country. He will explain it at the
High School at o'clock this afternoon, and
teachers, school-committee-men and scholars
are invited 10 be present and examine and test
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THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1871
CITY AND VICINITY

ry-our advertising patrons are requested to send
In their copy as early IN the day as possible. 3D.
verti'ements to appear Monday morning should be
sent in Satsrd day. tnot Sunday.)
V-Free Reiigiousi Notices must be sent In az
9 1rly as Friday noon.
New Advertisements Ts.Day,
AUCTION COLUMN.
Fancy Goods. IT. O. Bailey g. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
No More Fool Traps.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Billiard Match. Lancaster Hail.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Mend Your Broken China.
Concrete Pavemen .Gatly, Sheridan ~ drimths
House Tor Sale. :. .Chas Hutchinson.
House tor Sale. :. II. o. Conant.
Land Tor Sale. =. John c. Proctor.
The Psstaloxzian Music Teacher.
State Of Maine. F.. Al. Drew.
For Sale. =. John G. Proctor.
Extra Oar on Dserng Line. =. G. W. Kicker
10 Let. .Ofees.
Block for Rent -. Geo r. Davis s. Co.
Cream Yeast and God Medal Salsrafus.
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Government Sale

ne underslened VIII offer for sale at public auc-
ton, on the premises in Cornish York Connfy
Maine OF. the lith day OF July 1871, at len o.eocs
from ob Iacf OF land acquired by the United slate
s. A. and eontaIn;ns, ,atS Additional Paymaser
and homestead OF said Jameson. ~ '''"7 '1' '''
ve, es%s; 01e-thrd Cash balance in one and tw
For u Their particulars enquire az his office or OF
""'nan "eoD, U; \. Attorney. Portland, Maine.
EVERETT q. BANFIELD,
W. Solicitor OF the Treasury.
Washington, d. c., March 70, ISL. mI29wlaw3m
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The nObbiest thing yet is the Brigand Hat.
Coe in Casco Bank Block has 1.-THE frst lot in
town. apr13-3t
HoUsE-KREPERs should rond to IA Exchange
street for the Galvanized Clotbes-lne Wire
1t is not aft cted by the weather, and will last
forever. apr19-d3t
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MAssAOHUsETTS.
NunTro rrulro

BOSTON, April 18-The chignon and hoop
skirt factory Of George H. Lougee, Lenox St,
was burned to-day. Loss $50, 900; partially in
sured.
Two we'll dressed young men giving the
names of John D. Hill and Charles P. Young,
ere arrested in the fremont House early this
morning charged with entering rooms and rob
bling guests of valuables.
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PHILADELPHIA, March I7.-It is not yet matter
of certainty when there will be resumption of min
ing In the Anthracite Coal regions 1t il difficult to
follow accurately the negotiations during the past
week. the several parties interested In the trade
Many OF the doings have been in secret, and much
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Municipal Court.

TURsDAy.-State vs.. Peter Towls; intoxication
and disturbance. Plea not guilty; fnod 43 and
costs.
State vs.. Ellen Reardon; intoxicaton and disturb
ance. Fined So and costs.
State vs.. John Sullivan and Patrick O'Brien; A.
tray. Fined IS and one half costs each.
State VI. John Fitzgerald assault and battery.
Fined $40 and costs; paid.
State vs.. Charles Quinn; assault and battery
Fined $40 and costs; paid.
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Real Estate on Mayo Street at
Auction.

IN Monday, April Path. at NJ, we shall cell ne ,s
" property No 5 Mayo st. Said property consls.'
of two and hall story wooden nonse, Hsnfy Of
and large atiics large closets, good cellar Pey ~
water; said house was built since he iie IN - SUI
stantial mgnner Lot 80 "a r. lns I IUpvny
In good location, and is vaiuao'e 'o' ''''f""'S
investment. "a, Gala
Sale positive :, o. BAILEY Il Co, Auctrs.
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WASHINGTON.
POLITICS.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The Republican
Congressional Executive Committee has ap-
pointed as a resident committee to attend to
business during the recess, Senator Harlan,
James H. Plat, jr., Frederick Douglass and J.
M Ednnnds
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Entire Collection of Original Oil
Paintings and Sketches by
III KZ Rrnvyn NJ ,,at;o.~

AT Lancaster Hall, ON "wednesday aud
Thursday, April 10Th an ooh,
COMMENCING, at and 7 1-2 O'Clock p N. each
" day. Wv"
PREVIOUS TO visit 10 Europe, Mr.. Brown propogts
TO sell without reserve his entire collection OF oil
PAINTINGS aud Sketches by auction. and in 80 doing
ne oter- his friends and the public an opportunity
wncn VIII probably never be offered again to obtain
an original Pa nting by Harry Rrswn
Inc collection will be on exhibition at pace OF sale
day and evening AFTER noon ON saturday, April u.s.
10 time OF sale, when Catalogues can be obtained.
api2td 70 BAILEY 81 Co.. 1nef,rs.
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WARRINGTON, April 18-It is probable that
storm will move eastward and be severely
felt tonight and Wednesday on the lakes and
southwark to the Gulf States. Cloudy weather
and easterly will probably be experienced on
the Atlantic coast.
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X. X. HUNT,
nonm;ssion Merchant and Auctioneer

40 sIG Congress St, will sell every evening
N large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
toods will be sold during the day in lots TO sui
psrchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced IA
descriptions Of goods. Consignments not limited.
February IL, 1868. dit
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LONDON, April 1s-113 80 A. M.-Conso,s 93l for
money and account. i
American securities quiet; United States $685. 1862
so3; do 1855 old, 30; do 1867 92i; do 1e-4Os, s9I
LIvERPooL, April 1e-l1.3O A. M-Cotton dull:
sales 1000 bales; middlng uplands i'd.
LONDON, April 1880 P. M-Consols closed at
93i q s3} tor money and account. g q !
American securities quiet; q. s. 5-2O's 1862 9Oi do
1866, old. s9t; do 1851, 92f; do 1o-4O's Ssl.
LONDON, April 1880 p. M.-Linses.i Cakes etO
g elo 49, Talow AS q ass Cd. Sugar sis q 3ls Sd
a6eat. - :
l1vERrooL, April ia 80 P. M,-cot.on dull
Mddling uplands sales TO- 900 bales Lard SIS Cd
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Money more active this afternoon but the rates
were about the Same As yesterday. Sterling Ex-
change continues firm at ITO q llOf.
Stocks closed strong though some of the leading
speculative shares declined from the highest point
the day. The only exception to general advance ON
the list to-day was Panama which sold down to 64s
Express Stocks to-day buoyant and higher and coal
and miscellaneous shares were quiet. The following
are the closing quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Co. ................. 5St
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FL N T. Y O. o Cd s
At Auction!

On Saturday, April ~, at 10 o'cIk A, vi =.
WE shall sell at Salesroom Is Exchange stree,
w the stock OF a Fancy Goods dealer coDsistinJ
OF = general assortment of Fancy Goods such ss -
usually found in retail store. 0 10
apistd F.O. BAILEY & CO. Auct,r.
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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 Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. ian11eodtf
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AUCTION SALES.
IN NEW YORK.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL SALE
ALLEN B. MINER, Auctioneer.
BANKRUPT SALE.
BY ORDER OF
GEORGE III. SHARPE, U. 3. Marshal,
IN THE CASE OF
SIMEON LELAND & CO.
viii SELL AT AUCTION BY ORDER
AS ABOVE, commencing on
Monday. AnriI IL. 1871.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,

NO. $50 BROADWAY, NORTHEAST CORNER
PRINCE STREET. made to order by NEWHOUSE
AND OTHER BEST CITY MAKEkS all OF which
are In nne condition In all the largest most extern
sive and important sale of costly and desirable uIn
tnre and effects ever made in the Unite States, con-
PAkLOR FURNITURE-ot over SIXTY PAR
LORS, OF carved rosewood and black walnut Etage
res, mirror backs; sets en- suite; Center and side
Tables Chairs &c. covered in satin, silk velvet and
plush OF the most elaborate designs, &c.
MIRRORS OF FRENCH PI.ATE.-dilt carved
and other frames in variety of size tor piers, ovals
mantles and sides, AL made TO order.
CARPETS-Axmuster, Aubusson, Velvet, Me-
dallion, Persian, Brussels, 1hree-py, and Ingram
MATTRESSES AND BEDDING-Blankets,
Quilts, Connterpanes, Sheets aud other bed linen of
TABLE LiNEN-CIoths, Napkins. &c.
DINING kOOMS-Blac walnut Extension Tab
les, first quality; Plate and Plated Ware; Side Dish
es, Chat Dishes, Casters, Spoons and Forks Ia
BILE Cutlery; Porcelain, China and Glass Ware OF the
finest description, Sc.
In carved rosewood and black walnut and oak; SUI
perb csnoped and French Bedsttads; Bureaus,
and Easy Chairs, Cabinets and wardrobes, Library
Gases, &C. richly carved and OF the tnest descrip-
| ELEGANT AND COSTLY CHANDELIERS and
Gas Fixtures Of bronze ormolu and line g Il. from
two to nity lights, OF desirable patterns, with side
/ brackets to match.
| BILLIARD ROONS-1t e'egant rosewood billiard
Tables, by Phelan & Colender and other besI MIX
ers, with bas, cues, and implements Complete; all
recently put In the best condition.
BAR AND BAR FIXTURES of carved black
walnut; also the Counters Glass and Piate In ylrie-
| ty; Lunch Counters, Dishes, &c, &c.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Blaek walnut carved
marble top Counters, burglar and frepIoot safes,
Desks, Regs'er and 1ndisa' or, Sc. &c
SIOkEkOOMS Contents and kiAtures ot the
same, with remaining stores, Scales and Weights
carving Rooms-Steam Tables. FOOLS. Covers Dish
IN and other incidental maternal '''' N'''
WINES AND LIQUURS-Ths well kn,Nn anil
extensive stocks of the same. ~
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY AND BAGGAGE
FOR account OF whom iI "a
claims, charges and unpaid bills
Ia 4, ALSO ~ ,, r y ENTIRE FUkNlTURE CONTAIN
AND No JERSEY STREET, Connected witb his
ding, sc. D'u'
Sale will commence at O'Clock A. NJ. each day.
continuing til P. NJ, $500 N"''
FOR PARTICULARS see Catalogues, which will
10 ready on the premises on the days of sale.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and SilverPlated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass Manufa ctur
ed by N. d. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change St., Room 5. It gives them instantly .
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded tt
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r FAi2hfa.

SAVANNAH, April H.-Co,ton Freights quiet,
Lumber vessels to coastwse perts are scarce ana in
demand at good offerings. We quote to Liverpool
per sail 7-16d on uplands; Sea islands 11-1Sd; 10
Havre lie; to Amsterdam ~ on uplands; to Bremen
Id ON uplands To Liverpool via New Yoi ,throug p
per steam 15-32d on uplands; Sea Islands I'd. 70
Cuba IS q 8; Timber nominal. To Liverpool SIS Cd
g 40s. R,sawed Lumber to Baltimore So 30; to New
York and Sound ports 50 30 to 80. TO Philadelphia
20. New York per steam &c y ID on upands; Sea
1c. To Boston per steam ac on upiands; Sea islands
1c; per sail &c on uplands through to Providence SOC
on uplands; Rice 81 90.
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THE Installation Services at the St. Law
renee street Chapel will take place this eve
ming at half part o'clock. The council meets
at o'clock.
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Go and look at the new invoice OF Chromos
just received at Schumacher Bros, No Deer
ing Block. apr11-tf
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Fair and Festival =!

The Ladies' connected with the First Baptist So
ciety will hold Fair and Festival in the Vestry OF
their Church, Corner OF Congress and Wilmot Sts.,
Wednesday and Thursday Afternoons
and Evenings, April 10 Il 30,
Where they will have Useful and Fancy Articles
and Flowers for Sale. Also the usual Refreshments
at IL o'clock r M and during the evening"
Admission Tree. aisstd
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SPRING OPENINGS. To-day and tomorrow
will see female Portland out SHOPPING In force,
for the different mlliners announce their
spring openings Mrs. NJ. A. Bosworth at 18a
Middle street, Miss e. Wyman, Ne. $40 Con-
gress street; Mrs j. P. johnson, Eastman g.
Quits, u. 8. Hotel; Mrs. e. R. Towle, No.
Clapp's Block; Miss H. F. Marsh, Ne. 81 Free
Street, and particularly Cogia Hassan, whose
Store is crowded night and day with the curl
ois, and what is better with purchasers.
Our readers must not forget that Lobensten,
No. Deering Block, opens magnificent dis
play of spring goods, fresh from Boston and
New York markets to-day, which is claimed
to be the most select stock of goods ever ex-
hibited in the city.
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New York Mock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 1S- Mornino.-Gold strong at
III @ I'LL. Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange
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NEW YORK, April 1s-Erening.-The advance In
Gold continued till the close oil business the latest
Gales being at I'LL ILL., the highest prices OF the
day. The specie export tomorrow ID now estimated
at 81, 900 900. Governments closed active and gene
rally higher. The following are the quotations.:
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PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU"
"ILOvE YOU"
II LOVE YOU"
"ILOVE YOU"
II LOVE YOU"
II LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
mar7-eod3 mos
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Brief JOGtlngs.

A telegraph line from Bar Harbor to Somes-
vile 10 being built to connect with the line
from Southwest Harbor to Ellsworth.
The fountain at the corner of Park and Con-
gress street was in full play on Monday. Tran
script will please take notice.
Miss Dollie Bidwell, supported by Bidwsll's
Dramatic company and an actor who rejoicss
in the arstooratc name of r. D'Orsay Ogden,
is playing in Lewiston.
We had the pleasure yesterday of inspecting
volume published in 1919 in London. 1t is
a"History of Man" and the pages look IS fresh
as If printed yesterday. The spelling of the
period was very curious and the author evil
IDENTIFY stuck to his text.
The promenade concert to be given by the
ladies connected with the India St. Univer-
salist society at City Hall tonight promises to
be very pleasant party. Three tickets can be
procured for dollar, and refreshments will be
served in Reception Hail.
Don't forget the iair and festival of the First
Baptist Church at their vestry to-day and to-
morrow. A large variety of useful and orna-
mental articles will be offered for sale.
See advertisement of extra car to Deering
Isaac B. Choate, Esq, of this city, leetured
at South Paris last week on "Our French Pre-
decessors." and COL Albert w. Bradbury lee
lures there this week.
The yacht "EtheP' is in the dry-dock being
refitted for her summer cruising.
A bark arrived at this port yesterday with
cargo of 700 hogsheads of new molasses for the
Canadas.
A new engine, No. IA, from the Portland
Works for the Maine Central railroad, passed
through Commercial street yesterday.
A steamboat is soon to be put on the route
between this city and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
A dispatch to the Merchants Exchange yes
terday stated that schooner "Wild Hunter" for
New York went ashore on Chatham bar on
Monday night.
The Boston & Mano Railroad Company are
having freight cars built to run from this city
to New York city, via Lawrence, Lowell,
Framingham, Mansfield, Providence and the
Shere Line.
F. o. Bailey g. Co. sold at auction yesterday
the lot of land ON the southwest corner Of
Middle and Franklin streets, containing 5000
81 it., to Nathan Whitney for "A cts. foot.
The Massachusetts Hook and Ladder COM
pany of Charlestown have obtained leave 10
take their carriage with them to this city on
the 18th of June.
A fine day yesterday. Thermometer IS deg.
We learn that Rev. George Fl. Vibbert is to
give a lecture in the City Hall April 23d, (Sun-
day EVENING" at IL o'clock on '"The Social
Evir' or Shameful Life" Text, Prov. $50.
A magnificent exhibition of the Northern
Lights took place last night.
The California excursionists have arrived st
Frisco.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin was in town laat
evening at the Falmouth Hotel
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LONDON, April 18-The House of Commons
reassembled to- day. The resolution demand.
ing inquiry into the Canadian subsidy to the
Grand Trunk Railroad came up and was on
posed by Mr.. Huggesen, Under Colonial Sec
Ietary. The resolution was withdrawn.
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Lot OF Land on Cumberland street,
| AHafinn

IN Friday, April 21st at 10 A NJ at brick house on
~ Thomas ST, we shall sell the Furniture IN sad
mousse, consisting 10 part OF Parlor suits in BIack
walnut and Rep, Marble Top Tables and Stands
Wnatn0t, marble Vases, Tapestry Carpets, Drop-
leg Sets Spring Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses
BACK walnut Dinlrg fables, Dining Chairs French
Snns Dinner Service. CrOckery aud Glass Ware, FL
en- Furniture.
der. ~ ~ M III s'V'' W
apl7td F..o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

BRIaGs' Pile Remedies are success. If
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GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Cararrh
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OF suspending Sunday School through the win
tor was carried into effect July l4th 1874 the
society had their first picnic. In 1915 Mr..
Colesworthy delivered an address in which he
says the school numbers 100 scholars and 10
teachers. In 1847 s. s. Hussy was elected su-
perintendent In the fall it was dismissed and
re-summoned in January 1848. In January
1849 8. 8. Butterfield was elected supsfinten-
dent For the next five years the school was
in q bad way there being little interest In
the spring q 1854 fresh interest was manifest
ed and A. W0odman was elected superntend-
ont, j. F. Edmands librarian. In May 1855
thirteen new teachers were elected and there
were 11s scholars. In 1S5657 and - the
Is superintendent in May 1858 and presented
the school with Bible. In his place
Nathan Webb was elected superintend-
ent with J. c. Churchill Treasurer H. T..
Coolidge librarian. and G. G. Fobes assistant
librarian. There were 12l scholars, IL teach
January 4, 1859. A singing school was start
ed at this time. In 1859 the average attend
ance was 20. January LIST, 1860 there were
107 scholars, 18 teachers In April Mr.. Webb
resigned and Mr.. Woodmaa was elected. AT
this meeting the superintendent was elected
by the school, In June, 1861, Rev. K. G.
Bolles was elected superintendent and the Of
flee of vice superintendent created and Mr.,
Woodman was the first to fill that office. In
May, 1862 regular record of attendance was
kept. May 1862 scholars 1875, May 1864, schol-
ars 1876. In 1865 school begun in the new
church in Congress Square, scholars 1877. In
this year NJ. B. Coolidge was elected superin-
tendent. In 1866 quite a large increase in the
school, the scholars numbering, 1885, This
intendent. The position of vice superintend-
emit now became an active one: In 1867, schol-
ars ESQ, school still growing: In 1868 the schol:
ara numbered 242. In 1869 there were 26f
scholars. In 1870 the school had grown to SIS
scholars, and had raised for themselves over
$500 the same officers being in charge that
we're elected in 1867.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Fobes' address the
Sunday school children united in song, alter
which came the doxology followed by the bepe
dietion.
Prior to the beginning Of the evening services
ABOUT IL O'Clock, supper was provided II
me .t vestry which was generally partaken Of bI
Tue people OF the parish and their guests. Tw'
,ohS ta6les fairly groaned with good thing
wni ne .ne corps de reserve were almost as larg'
~ ssa sne man army Full justice was done t
sne suppns ' aho VIII land mirth helped to di
SeSs the oehcacles AT 7 LIZ o'clock the ser
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T.Mr Gibbs labors under mistake here: Rev.
Dr. Deane died in 1914, and Rev. DR.. Nichols was
iisSll and was decidedly and emphatcaly Unitarian
In hIs sentiments and his preachiDg.-ED. PREss.1
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Boston Bank ssatsmcnt.

BOSTON, April 1s.-The Bank statement is as
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OUANCERY SALE
OF REAL. ESTaTI-

w. In. fLANIUAN, ca Vt.
BY w. c. DODBS, DEAN. MarchIO Z