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New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

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Tequssd DO - By eSplaahHHl Johs bo dgned as
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tnDas iHssB. syrld lread aad sa~ NJ OSs, Soe
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dbdnt think II aeoesay y eFfees him -. 49,. a.
Mr. BnggS THAI u Oah have eesR rressea ~ sa S
Captau Aad night e2aFse Ba porc0n inc oAs VIZ - Ae
upAsf oOBdAeFsdon hy II Beard
PatrOlmsn Michael PenaazEAt Of he Third ~ eeAge
vlh oSpdnet unbeooning n hsaanlunR 1olB
No lbs PrGdeath. While complainant eIesL ~ hsns
citnsn polling place Brmts hir y. -
also refaEnE citizen charged With beh 'Vuhs " ~ "
plaza Wines. Ovea Ae0ee a., A.uo,Ao,., -. 4, =,
Mr. Aoufo.e being testified tha s ne .sSo n ~ DoInS
place WeSe up that The crowd outside ooad sSI ss ~
oT ipSds ne hsd been tAke Poeluon ~
While sDdinS ia recess the ballot bSIe yss fssoeLs
ss, 6m ana put bin thea Appbei 70 Csp we Ps
Nm In snob, oton cOsh only So BY leaning orHrI he
refused 70
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and CAmpbel ana lApI rIp "o0' ~
anneoess,Tv violence. Dee6oR reserved
SeEesaut Dobbin Of the Third Rreohet - ,. ~ r.
10 ALLOW Republicans 10 witness me eA9'AS' - o 1
SiItb Ward Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
A cAKAI-BoAr CAPTAIN SHOT DEAD BY A BOY.

A CANAL-BoAT CAPTAIN SHOT DEAD BY A BOY.
A dispute occurred last evening at Pier No.
5, E. r. between Capt. James Maarney Of the canal
boa. Ieien =: Lockport and Capt. VIM Munger Of the
canalbeat *. Clark Of Phenix osWego County. Both
boats are lying In the slip between Piers Nos and g.
East Rysr The A. X. Clark had Just arrived, and In
coming into the slip ouled the line Of the Helen Capt
Maarney attempted to cast OF the line Of the Clark but
Can't Munger objected. Capt. Malarney then came
on board the CLARK, and, 1t Is asserted, caught
up windIasa bar. and threatened TO strike
Capt Munger when Ardeen d. Munger, age 49, con Of
the latter ran into the cabin and procured revolver
Maarney seized the lad and threw him on the dock In
the struggle the revolver discharged the ball enter
ing tho right side Of Maarney, passing inward and
lodging in the breast causing almost instant DEATH The
Muneers were locked up In the Newt Police Station, to
await the action Of Coroner keenan,, who viii hold an
inquest to-day. -,,. =, -.
the above version OF the affair He declares thaL tne
pistol accidentally discharged that he procured u
with the intention Of giving TO hH father 70 deiend
himself that he had intention OF using It, others
say that there need OF procuring the weapon
The deceased spoken Of by those who knew him az
peaceable man. and It is charged that the bame res
with the Mungers. The deceased leaves wi1e ana
three children. Capt. Munger also mas Wife on LIS
boat. The body will be taken TO Lockport Tor burial
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

JOHN B. COUGH will give his new Lecture
"Win 1t Pay P-at Cooper Institute this evening. We
congratulate those who may be able to attend their
good fortune.
The Executive Committee of the National
Tobacco Association has arranged to hold the next an
nral meeting Dec o. at Washington, d. G. The most i'm
porant business will be the discussion OF the tax on to
baCc0.
The Plymouth Sabbath-school Festival in
Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, largely attended last
evening. II opened with exhibition, In the church
audience rocm of tabeaux, arranged by Moses Beach
illustrating the life OF Isaac. The lecture and Sunday
school were transformed into bowers oeautfuy
decorated with flowers testoOns and steamers OF red
white and blue silk. The refret hment tables were
Hberaly patronized The Festival closes this evening"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
POLICE NOTES.

Robert Crook proprietor Of the whiting factory at
Third and North Tkdg BrooklyS instantly killed yesterday
morning BY being esught In machinery
A fire in the Erie Railway Compauys printing
oNee n he basement Of the Grand OPEN HoaS At TNsbhS
and BIShl-aTG, caused go damage yesterday
John Miller, age 30, Of No. Liberty ST., was run
jursd about de hsd and BODY Taksn bs PAL Hospital Joha
Pierce, the driver, Va hffesteA 81.
post-mortem examination Of the body Of Charles
JaeESsn f he bead viA poker Samuel haIe
fo boare pouFeeatb Oct % revealed yessef'
dsy fracture Of sku Eufdent to have caused death
Jeremiah Donovan, age "A, caulker, died snd-
denly early yesterday at No. 2a Chef hane Love sgs I A.
No bI George Pnkios eoloFed @ No. - Thomp
sOns. RdVard RanE ~ at Ne. Ia EAsE HSustOss st.
Commissioner Manierre listened yesterday to u
eouppts R1inS policemen Paonan Andrew Rae Of he Fifteenth
Precinct va charged with leaving the station hols without permission
snd U being ntexostd wks duy He denied tht charge
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

ST. Nicholas HOtel-Ex5G GOV. Horatio Seymour,
ffca Gan n Negley Of Pittsburgh, exConKTessman
Ps$erOy and RSsSSf 4SSga % Iadse BuT5S IKE
HosssE - ssnSsor B. r. wade Of ohio ana Commodore
Case u g. Navy. - M James HotcG- Adjutsnt- Gen, Ten,
and HchaFd r. Merrick, Washington. - 6Asey House
Sir 4. T. Gait and foy family Of Montreal c16s ~
- Ho6rAn HoHse-Rx-Congressman W. ID.
BishOp and d Hubbard s Of COnHeGtticnt sn:
of BoSton. and Judge Mcneil Of Fishkin, N. Y. -
Te,o- York HotelGen G. W. Tompdns Of Baltimore and
Goi lanes Riddle Of Detroit - NetrOpoltan Hotel
Henry C. Kelsey Secretary Of State of NewJersey and
the Hon. J. =. Speed Of Kentucky. - Fgh-dTe Hosf ,
and j. H. Ramsey Of Albany, Ben Perey Poore Of Mas
sachusets the Hon. D. g. Bennett Of Buffalo, and Gen
C. H. T. Coils OF Philadelphia.
DHPARTURRs.
Gen. Butler left the city last evening for bis home In
Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE CITIZENS REFORM COMMITTEE OF
FORTY.

REPORTS OF SUB-COMMITTERs-A CONsOLIDA-
WITH THr COMMITTEE OF FIFTY PROPOSED.
The Citizens Reform Committee of Forty,
appointed by the Academy indignation meeting met at
No ls5 MoptaRuest. last evening, Franklin Woodruff
presiding The Treasurer, Mr. Hunter, reported having
received number Of subscriptions, one OF F2oo from
Archibald NJ Bliss and the Legislative Committee re-
ported having invited the citizens TO meet with Them
and discuss the proposed new Charter.
The Executive Committee reported having secured for
the future meetings of the Committee the house in which
they were assembled at monthly rent of $3.50. The
names Of Ludovio Bennett Tenth Ward and A. Perry,
Sixth Ward were offered for membership and referred
The Prosecuting Committee reported progress. The
Committee on the City Canvass reported having attended
the session Of the Board Of Canvassers and proposed to
continue in their attendance and enter such protests as
were necessary under the circumstances in the case OF
districts where irregularities and fraud were palpable
The committee attending the county canvass made
similar report and also referred to the outrageous frauds
committed in the Ist District Of the Sixth Ward the
Committee on Membership reported the following naIDes
A. W. Benson Demss Barnes @. L NchOlS b T. Pohem9'
Marvin Gen W. slOcgn Daniel Chauneey F'Th1gSn l.
Jones Andrew Fitzgerald L. Ormsbee CbAG Lo.re ssndo
A. Lott H. LngdOn K. KOOp JGA HodEEn Henry E'erdnG
Mr.. briggs thought the resolution under which the
Committee WaB appointed sufficient TO authorize
them Investigate all frauds He favored consolidating
the Rink Committee Of Fifty with this Committee, and
not having the Two maehnes running gpon TpCn '.e sed t
the Rink Committee had appointed hCommittee OF
Five TO confer with the Citizens Reform Committee upon
no further steps in this direction until they had
been heard from. He had conferred with Mr.. Hutchn-
son. President Of the Committee Of Fifty who said that
he would entertain no proposition 70 consolidate. Mr..
briggs said he would not vote TO admit the entire Com
want 10 receive Mr. WhtOck stated that Mr.. Hutchiu
son had said Il shall stand fall with my own Com
mittcc," TIE Committee then went INTO executive
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

orr, natal 9sss4 S07Se e7s9 .20,s9 Si9@ ara
g ReP over 0Brien, Dem, for oity Auditor,
ssFOws, Rep. over Bergen, Dem. fOr Tax Collector.
roNuvtHcE OF THE POLICE IN ELECTION
.Ts3 FRhDps-FINYEsTIeATloN 4REFoRE tue CON-
ETsSI0NERe. sai ~ 3a -
"a 80 The Board of Brooklyn Police Commission
err including MessrH BrlGgs, Kslb1eacn eae van Az
an srapanst,ons yestardaS n ne esses Of
u TIE fores fpr impfoter ccndret oa seCuon
ssussnass 1hs oAssa investigated VeFe e follows;
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4efEh eDd teatsesh WEaL COnBlsiat dEnssea
g.la A,,e elae = ~ FSsph Precinct Hle s1, n ~ -
4sko9 kn1e4f It's Fen Wh katl1E gaEd DodhAa an9
Nes neles q ~ Peag3ss HyEave, bSeassa kenl aSa
~ sgsae steN Asvasi d SSsh Votes tuste y polling
81 ssa ~ OEc.s. s,,,... q a, A., NJ se uss
Iess m hhSt N Bso0 Be ssi5 TcGiS Stsnsuut
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
AEEAIRs IN Utah.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 14.-Nothing of in
terest occurred in court to-day The jury convened at
an early hour and retired for In charge OF the
Marshal IL ia sad that number of well-knOwn cit-
zens, pOlygamsts, are making arrangements to SEND
away their plural wives should the decisions IN tne
Forthcoming trials for "lascivious cohabitation" 60
against the defendants Nobody believes that any ofthe
well-todo Mormons think Of abandoning their present
homes and their property because of the enforcement OF
the law against pOlygamy. The Mormons claim, and
some OF them believe that the plural wives doctrine Is OF
Cod but many of them begin to express grave doubts
as to the eIpediency Of continuing It's practice In viola
finn nj law
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
A DESPERATE SUICIDE.

Lafayette Fish of No. 3 Hicks-st., Brooklyn,
has for some time besn sunsFng from ts of insanity,
and was reoontly confined in the County Asylum. He
was subsequently employed - conductor on the Green
wood car lne but neglected his duties, and was die
missed few days ago Aftsr hia wife had gone out,
yesterday morning, he stabbed himself with Q large,
shnrp Knife, then Ghet hmSef with pistol and finally
went out upon the roof Of his dwelling, which Ia four
stories hig and leaped 70 the pavement, breaking his
sfu and eausinR instant death The remains
waved 10 the Second Precinct StAtiOn-House.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
a GAMING DIN BROKEN UP.

Capt. Walsh and section Of police of the
Fourteenth Prscnct made descent last evening on the
gaming house No. lSt Bcvery. Kept BY John Murphy and
spalp Hxmiitoa, and srreStsd WIN. n. Cain, George
eheliy RObert Huttcn hdrew MeInty, ohal1et Brown,
Wm Morris, aad John 8oyie. Thar also Seised faro
tahle, Q dealing box .eardEack. layout
rssrsSers ware loeked pp s9te seizure WAs made on
sssees .sa y e pNgins sl1 on e ecRgant Of
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

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sssa ~ ssyias q Dc sia SsAei oi q 1is.s 49,
srsd sSosE il total IsoS, al sO per capita e. s'A
sss5S Of s..eIsrs 4. wHs shoS. slestoO Normal oslsSs
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

. 4fsE puBIzc scHooI EsriafATzs roR is7a =
b The Finaree Committee OF Pablo Instrae.l
tSa saaEss lor As coming ssst yesterday
A.s.s s.sa. q ia ssTTlSi s ..sEs. MD ss nm
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Supervisor Johnson then offered resolution declaring
that ia the opinion Of the Board Of County CanvaSers,
te turn from the LIST District of the Sixth Ward Is
fraudulent" Supervisor Howell moved that 1t be laid
on the tAh.. Lost by o tie vote. Supervisor Howell
moved that II laid the table until Thursdays ses-
siOn and bo then made the special order OF business
EuuervsOr Harmon said The Democratic members OF
his BOard determined to put themselves on record
ns indOrsing fraud. l am satisfied" The motion "
postpone was also lost by a tie vote. Mr.. Newman
moved to amend the resolution by making II read that
the Board Of the opinion that portion Of the return
WAS fraudulent. MI. Harmon asked "WhRt portion
The supervisor had before claimed that there were no
evidences Of fraud" Mr.. Howell moved to adjourn, and
the motion carried by vote OF iStos
THE CITY neutrality-suspicious. CANDI-
DATES FOR CONTROLLER, AUDITOR, AND TAX
o. COLLECTOR ELECTED.
The Brooklyn Board of City Canvassers
completed the Of portion of the city ticket,
yesterday, and adjourned until D. to-day. large
number Of clerical errors we're detected and in every
oase the sent back to the for
correction The vote for Mayor Controller, City Au-
1tor and Tax Collector as canvassed, is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
iAnnounesmepuI
BuRxrr1's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best.

AN INDIsPUTABLE FACr.-The political reVo-
luton marked effect upon the trade Of the city This shown
by advance Ioc the increased demand for KSoIs unip
pOsehbe and his widely Establishment No 2l2 Broadway
Of decided and gratifying activity To complete your Ouhi
TO proper point elegance must handsome hAi At
KrnI,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYENG OFFICE
LORD Broadway secondt F BroomeEt
Broadway AIdeup garments lice feathers gloves &e cleaned
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

THE BEST PLACE in New York to buy RELI
WATCHES DIAMONDS RICE PAsHioSABLs JEwBLKT
STERLING SLyER Is saUIREs 81 PuOn-S Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

For stylish and elegant HAT, go direct
the manufacturer, BsPESScHEID, lls HsSauSL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Our druggists keep for sale HALLS VEGET
HAIR RENEwER the hest preparation made for n
storing the vitality and color Of the hair.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

DOoLEYs YEAST POWDER makes elegant
Rol Biscuits Bread Gdde Gales POtPe and P DunpanEs ke
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Tue amphed exhibit Of theSWater rates from Jenoary
TO October 81 Of the present according 10 ngure
which the reporter transcribed from the books Is as
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Total, 40 above. S78l ,l57 ~
which is regarded rs a "typi-
ows:
!, ACCOUNT.
Sewerage District 2l..$l, - %
ssESrage District %. 6.5e9 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-04
STATE Ne VS..

There are now 40 children in the Orphans
Home at Bath.
W. S. Dana, Esq, President of the Port
land Board of Trade, LETT for London Satur-
day, to pass a couple of menths there.
The Press is informed that Mr.. Ingersoll,
of Bangor, has been, or will be, appointed
Special Agent Of the Post Office Department
for Maine, vice Hammett, resigned.
Limerick Academy was burned the Goth.
A severe loss to the county, as the school
was in a very fourishing condition. In
sured in the Hartford for $1,000.
The Portland Rolling Mills have turned
out during the past year l3,433 tons Of rails,
and have employed 100 men. The increase
in the product of rails is 2000 tons over
1862
The coasters arriving at Portland report
having had strong weather for some time,
and many have made unusually long passa-
ges but none as yet have been Obliged to
live on flap-jacks alone longer than sixteen
days.
Rev. DR.. Balkan, who sometime since re-
sign. d the Passionate Of the Lewiston Pine st.
Congregational church and society, to take
effect Jan LIST, on Sunday morning preached
his farewell discourse to Il crowded audience.
He has been with the society Is years.
The Lewiston journal says that N. w.
Farwell, Esq, has been appointed and &C.
cepted the position of Agent of the Franklin
Company, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of A. ID. Lockwood, Esq, which
is to take effect Feb. Sth.
The Saco Independent says that on Friday
night coach belonging to VIM. Lit,lefield
/ Inn rH ma lies
Fanny Chase of Saco was considerably
bruised on both leg and arm. 1t was very
fortunate that others were no injured, as the
coach was filled with young people of this
city, who were just starting to return from a
party. 1875
The Saco Independe.; saws that at a meet
ing held in BiddefOrd, Monday night, in re-
gard TO building boat to run on the river,
Hon. f. III. Banks was chosen chairman, and
0. +. Page, Esq, Treas. The committee
appointed at previous meeting to estimate
the cost of q steamer, reported that one l20ft.
long, of psf. beam, sit. depth boiler, 2 LIFT.
diameter, and l-2ft. or less draft, could be
built for about $4,000. Woodwork cost
ing about $4,000. and iron work, &C., $1,000
1t was voted to proceed to build. A building
committee was chosen consisting of Capt. T.
X. Lane of Biddt ford. and Capt. A. b.
Leavitt of Saco. $1,000 of the stock has
been subscribed.
Revenue Cutter Hugh McCulloch arrived
at Portland Monday. She is side wheel
steamer of 500 tons, l76 feet long, % feet
beam, and was built in 1868. She is schooner
rugged and carries three guns,-two twenty
four pound howitzers and one PARROT rifle
forward. Her officers are Captain John
A. Hendricks; First Lient., +. c. Gardner
Second Lieut., I. b. Mullet: Third Lieut.,
w. c. Pease; Chief Engineer, C. NJ. Chew
ers; First Assistant Engineer c. 4. Saddler;
Second Assistant Engineer, C. j. Price and
Alfred Hoyt; Pilot, VIM, A. Booth All told
the steamer carries crew of fifty persons,
She has received orders to cruise from East
port to Cape Ann.
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NEWS By MAIL,

The insurgents in Urugay have taken the
city of Montevideo by surprise. SIZE
Daniel Garfield, an armed desperate, litter
ally scalpcd Catherine Ward in Cherry street,
New York, on Sunday night, and was arrest
ed.
The laborers cleaning out the ruins of the
Spotswood hotel at Richmond have discover
ed portions of other bodies which cannot be
recognized.
Mrs. Rebecca King, of Philadelphia, in a
fit OF instantly, cut her son Samuel in the
head with Ratchet, injured her daughter-in-
law with the same weapon, and was sent to
the insane asylum.
1t is said the President will send a special
message as soon as Congress re-assembles, re-
lating to the condition of the southern States,
showing that he thinks that a very bad state
of affairs now exists in the South.
The supply pipe of the Belleville water
works, furnishing water TO Jersey City and
Hoboken, hurst on Sa urday, and will require
several weeks for repairs, the cities in the
meanwhile being without water. Loss $751;
900.
The New York republican legislative eau
Gus Monday evening unanimously nominated
James w. Hustled for speaker and w. &.
Weed, of Albany. for clerk. The democrats
nominated William Hitchman for speaker and
Cornelius w. Armstrong for clerk.
Officers Hines, of Newtonvile, Mass, was
attacked by IA gang of rosghs on Saturday
evening, and pretty severely injured He
shot one of the ruffans by the name of Joseph
Murray, fatally, and the others ran.
In Boston, on Monday evening, Mrs
Baker, who was jealous of her husband and
Miss Delano, ma lie some ugly demonstra-
tons upon the latter with dirk knife, and
was arrested and gave sureties to appear for
examination on Friday.
General Forrest has submitted proposition
to the county court at Memphis to appropriate
$500, 900, payable in five annual nstallments,
to assist in the completion of the Memphis
and Selma railroad. In the event of the prop
osiion not being accepted. the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad proposes extending the Holly
Spring to Cairo.
A cable dispatch recently announced the
loss of the barque Trovator, of Searsport,
Me-, and that Capt. Blanchard, his wife and
others went down with the vessel A letter
has been received in Boston from Messna,
which states that the barque was struck by a
revolving temest or water-spout on the 9th of
December, off Cape Spartimento, about forty
miles from that city, and that the captain and
his family, together with the mate, cook and
two men persisted when the vessel foundereda
The second mate, Mr.. dinner Park. of Sears
port, and three men, chung to some pieces of
the wreck, and were picked up the next day
by an Italian brig and carried into Messina.
At the time of the disaster, the barque was
under lower topsais only, and the captain and
all hands were on deck standing by for the
squall, but it came SO suddenly and with such
a tremendous crash that it threw the vessel
on her beam-ends and she sunk in fifteen
minutes. The rigging was cut away, but it
was too late to save her. 1t is supposed that
a portion of her decks were stove by the wa
ter spout, SO that she Immediately filled with
water.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, Jan. 2. The diamonds valued at
two thousand dollars, recently stolen from a
lady in Mount Vernon street, have been pri-
vately returned.
Nellie Drysdale, aged is years, while board
ing with M. p. Sanborn in Charlestown, was
married to a son of her landlady after charg-
ing him with her seduction, and is now ac-
cused of poisoning her husband, motherin-
law, and herself; all three narrowly escaped
death. The affair is undergoing an investi-
cation.
J. w. Colburn is under arrest, with bail
$1,000, charged with circulating obscene pub
locations through the post office.
Steamer Concordia cleared to day for Fal-
mouth, England. 1t is supposed she takes a
cargo of arms and war material destined for
France.
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New York Produce Market.
New YORK, Jan. {

COTTON-saes 1872 bales mid. uplands l54
FLOUR-l5,00o; state 535S625; round hoop Ohio
SIS dGs0; western 5a700; southern 6251S30.
WHEAT-l20,000 bu; No. l spring al gas; new
No. 2 do. ll09l42; winter red and amber western,
l4dl45.
CORN-i9,Oo0; new mixed western, 7657s old,
OATS-state $4,000; western G0de2.
PORk--l00. new mess, 19.256l9.T5. old, 1909
10 so prime, l70OdiT.25.
RUTTER-West'n, l2a25; state, 20a4a.
WHISKEY-i50; Western free, s21s aq3.
RICE-Carolina. fka7
SUGAR-Porto Rico, l0k91l; Muscovado, l0s
1917.
MOLASSES-N. o. Csa74.
p SP'TS TURPENTlNE As.
ROSlN-225 a235 for strained.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ia el3, refined, 20
TALLOW- sha9
LAkD-lih dl2a steam, l2s ai2I; kettle -
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL - Cotton, 1854
Nd. -four IS. Sd, wheat Sd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-04

We would call attention to the advertisement
of Partridge's Drug Store under Granite
Hall, in another column. Those who buy at
Partridge's store may rely upon getting full
value in return for all money spent there.
Besides pure medicines, he has the largest
and best stock in the city, of fine toilet arti-
cles, such as brushes, combs, perfumery,
hair oils, soaps, &C., and other goods useful
and ornamental in endless variety. Make
your purchases at Partridges Drug Store by
all means. eod2t
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK. Jan. 5.
Mariposa,ih, do pfll ,0k; Canton Co. G5; Cum.
berland Co, 25 Western Union Tel GO Az {;
Quicksilver Mining Co., 3 Pacific Mail, 39ai
Boston Water Power, lsA Adams Elk, Co., 6il,
Wells, Fargo Co, S2k American Merchants I'm.
1877 U. : Ex. Co., IS \. y: Central and Hudson
Rive, 9lss. do. scrip s7s4 :, Erie 22., do. pfd. Al
Harlem, 1872 do. pid. 1873 Reading, 0414; Mich.
Central tij Lake Shore and Michigan >''' ther, ,
" Illinois Central 1884 Cleveland 4 Pittsburg
1905 a Chicago Il North Western 7l14 do preferred
s2ts Chicago & Rock Island l05 mil & Paul
5itI do preferred. 70 Toledo Wabash & West
EN- i9d Toledo, Wabash Il Western pre'.lrtt ,
80 Pittsblng \ Fort Wayne aa1s Terre Hante.
26 do. pid 81 Alton lis do. prefd III
Ohio and Miss 2s ; Boston. Hartford II Erie, IL