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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-05

The Detroit Tribune in report of the dis
cusson between the two rival societies, the
Websters of Ann Arbor University and the
Literary Aaelphi of Detroit, says that Mr.. w.
H. Perley's Grafton on "The Fruits of Refine
ment" displayed careful preparation and was
replete with fine phraseology. He reviewed
the great achievements of man and showed
what an important part culture had played in
their production. Mr.. Perley was formerly of
this city and is son of Jonas H. Pe1ley, ESQ.
The ladies Of the High street church circle
oher extraordinary attractions at their sale to-
day and tomorrow at the rooms in the rear of
the church, where, among other things, will be
found fine art department, a well-stocked
fish pohd, rare plants, pictures, fancy articles,
children's clothing etc. The refreshments will
be of the best, and when served by the charm
ing young ladies belonging to the society will
prove nectar and ambrosia.
The Newbury street church choir will give
an old folks concert at their church tomorrow
night, and furnish first rate antiquarian sup.
per at its close. Invest your quarters.
The Second Parish church fair and festival
takes place this afternoon and eveding. 1t will
be very pleasant way of passing a few hours,
societies. It will be remembered that the
church is trying to raise suficiency to finish
its sacred edifice and there are many other
needs for assistance. Let us remember our
brethren and give them all the aid in our
power.
Mr.. B. w. Belknap of Westbrook had two
hogs killed by dogs few nights since and sew
eral more badly bitten.
Yesterday was a decidedly April day. Clou.
dy and rainy in the morning, sunshine and
clouds in the afternoon. Thermometer AGO at
10 a. m.
The Westporte brothers, a troupe of the same
description as the Davenport brothers, will
give seance at Music Hall, next Saturday
evening.
The Supreme Court comes in next Tuesday
The residence OF the late Hon. Toppan Ro-
bic is being remodeled inside and out, and we
understand will be occupied by his SOD, Maj.
Frederick Robbie.
1t is expected that the iron bridge across the
Saco at Hiram will be in place next Saturday.
The contractors for the Hiram bridge have
contracted for a similar one 80 feet in length at
North Conway.
We understand that the town of Wesbrook
have sued the contractors of the iron bridge at
Saccarappa.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, April 4.-Returns in the Office
OF the Evening Post this afternoon from the
entire State give English plurality of a.
Should the scattering vote exceed this number
the election will be by the legislature. In New
haven ~ scattering votes are reported and it
is not likely that enough have been polled to
defeat an election by the people. The Times
dem. makes English's plurality 8, but there
is an error of 80 in one place in its figures
Should the election go to the legislature there
is no doubt of JEWELS success as the legisla.
ture is Republican in both branches.
At midnight the Courant foots upJ ewell47 1893
and English AZ $50, giving English majority
Of u: This is claiming Republican majority
OF IA in Stamford which is perhaps only 1O4,
The Times claims AZ for English, or with STAN.
ford changed, 50. The result is not absolutely
certain as other errors are suspected. A ma.
jority is required for an election and possibly
there are scattering votes enough to throw the
election into the legislature.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A RECALcTTRANT .JTrRnp

PHILADELPHIA, April Ain the Court of
Common Pleas to-day several colored men
were on the venire Of jurors. A white man
said that he refused to serve and was fined BY
Judge L1dlow and ordered into custody He
will rot in prison before will serve on inrv
with niger" The Judge ordered the man
kept in custody until the fine was paid. He
said, Every time you refuse to serve on such
grounds will fine you 5000.
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USE nothing hut 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
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded. If
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COM M H RCIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,
PORTLAND q KENNEBKo RAILRoAp-10O pkps
mdse, 2 cars shocks, do piling SO bbls beans. 81
DOORS IA plows, 81 prs springs Is bales goods AS bdlss
handles, cases oil cloth, 43 oil barrels shnple
jointer, 20 cars freight for Boston.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-12 bbls,
rosn, IL bales oakum, IS bbls beer. casks zinc
bbls oil boxes spice, 10 and 10 bales domes-
tics 20 boxes fresh fish, nhds hams % kegs soda,
80 boxes oranges 20 pkgs tin go cells cordaee 81 box
SOAP rs chests tea 10 bags and bales OF hair 100
pks to order. For Canada and up country, organs,
bales moss. 36 bundles paper, 1 billiard table 40
bds tubes 46 pkgs nrniture 10 casks nails tons
pig iron, bales cotton, sewing machines, 333 salt
ed hides, 100 bdls leather 10 bales pressed goods
boxes honey, 8 bbls fish, 120 pkgs to order
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The West Chapel s. s. Choir will give a
concert this evening at the chapel for the bene-
fit of the s. s. Library. The beautiful con-
tata entitled, The Christian Graces, will be
sung by a chorus of 60 voices Admission 20
cents. Concert to commence at half past z
o'clock
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CARRIAGES of all kinds, neao and Second
hand can be bought for the next THRU dams at
very lo,O prices, at ID and 16 EXCHANGE street
as Mr.. Taylor is giving up the business on &C.
count of ill health. Call and see him.
1wmarS1
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The International House at Calais has the
reputation of being one of the very best public
houses in the eastern part of the State. Gen
tlemen of our acquaintance who have tested
its merits speak in the highest terms of it as a
home for the sojOurner.
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WARRINGTON.

CERTIFICATES CALLED IN.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Secretary Boutwell,
has called in $3OO0,O0O of the 8 per cent. certi-
ncates on Which interest will cease May LIST.
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Republicans now have 1873 members in
tue house OF Representatives and the Demo-
Gratis SO. The full House will probably stand
l3S Republicans and 105 Democrats.
SAN DOMINGO.
Inc San Domingo Commissioners met this
evening with the expectation of finishing and
Mgnlng their report, but various matters Of de-
tall consumed the time and at least one more
ed therefore it is not certain when the report
Will be made to the President and transmitted
TO Congress. Several Republican Senators
have prepared speeches against annexation,
which they will If possible deliver upon the re-
view to securing immediate adverse action on
the project.
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MoRTUARY.-The whole number Of deaths
during the month of March was 40, from the
following causes:
Consumption, 10; Group, A; Casualty. 2; Diabetes,
Jaundice, Lung Fever. 8; Internal Injury, Ty-
phoid Fever 1; Insanity. 1; Consumption of the
Blood, Abscess on the Brain, Old Age, 8; Con-
Dropsy, 1; Softening OF Brain, 1; Still Born, 2;
Disease OF Brain, 1; Unknown, 6.
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EMpLoYMETr-Ag good and reliable person
with some business experience is wanted. One
who understands the Commission Business
preferred. Apply at this Office. 2t
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rebellion. Every act of the opposition shows
that with peace, quiet and the observance of
the laws in the south comes the end of the
democratic party there, and hence their deter
mined and almost frantically furious opposi-
ton to any law which shall secure that con-
summation.
Inc evening session was entirely occupied in
debate ON the pending BILL Porter and Steven
son favoring it and Galladay opposing it. The
House at late hour adjourned.
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NEW RAMPsHIRE,

THE LEASE OF THE P. 8. AND P. R. R.
PORTSMOUTH, April 4.-The report that the
Boston & Maine railroad has Joined the Eas-
tern in renting the P. S. & P. railroad is with
out foundation. The Boston & Maine is said
to be surveying their proposed extension. The
new arrangement between the E. railroad and
P. s. & r. roads will be contract. as formerly,
not lease, and so will not need the permission
OF any legislature. The Maine legislature in
1S47 refused to authorize lease and so a con-
tract was made, which has just terminated.
POLITICAL.
The Republicans here are elated over Con-
necticut and are organizing clubs for the next
campaign. They expect to elect Pike by the
legislature this year.
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"The claims of the colored man upon his
white fellow citizens" will be the subject of a
lecture at the Newbury st. Church tomorrow
evening by Rev. Samuel Harrison, the pastor.
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Government Sale.
n. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auctioueer

NO. 316 Congress st., will sell every evening
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to sui
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced ON a
descriptions of goods. Consignments not limited.
February II, 1868. dit
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THE LATE THOMAS HAMMoND.-At meet
sng of Directors and Officers of the Canal Ma
tional Bank held April 4th, the following re-
solve and votes were oassed:
RESOLVED THAT we learn with sorrow of the
death OF our friend and, until within few
mond. Esq. and we sympathize with the fam
lily and his many friends in their bereavment,
and that We shall ever remember his valuable
traits OF character, his strict integrity, and the
honest and faithful falfillment Of his duties as
years, and for his kind and gentlemanly bear
ing as an associate.
Toted-That the above resolve be entered
upon the Records of the Bank and that a copy
be presented to the family of the deceased.
Voted-That as a mark Of respect to his
memory we attend the funeral of our deceased
friend
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sian, Capt. Dutton, from Liverpool, March 23d,
Londonderry the oath, arrived at this port
about IL o'clock Monday night. She brings Sc
cabin and 514 Storage passengers and full
cargo. We are in debted to the perser for ia
vnra
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JOB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates, WIN. M. MARKS
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PICTURE FRAMES of every description. Old
Frames regilded. At Schumacher Brothers, s
Deerihg Block,
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Money very active at per cent. during P. M, but
ciosed little easier good borrowers being accommo
GATED at per cent, and on Government security at
. per cent. The stringency of money was assisted
recent operations of strong ring in currency IS,
ne price Of having been advanced the interior
sold largely and currency in payment is not
aeItteu them depriving city banks OF large amt
to tea encers The transaction Is sad 70 cover nve
boutweu to receive them at Washington, which he
mas hitherto refused to do
STEERING Exchange closed frmer at 1893 @ 100.
Inc following are the quotations OF Governmental
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EY No article of general use has sprung in
to such popular demand, as the Gable Screw
Wire Boots and Shoes. The great worth of
these goods is seen by the trial of single pair.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
$50, 90 Reward.

The above reward will be paid by the sub
scribers for the arrest of the person who, in the
name of Cogia Hassan, our Trade Mark,
swindled the people of Brunswick, March 30th.
GEO. O. ROBINSON & Co.,
Projectors of tie Cogia Hassan Store.
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Boston Bank ssatsment,

Chicago g North Western preferred. e6f
Chicago & Rock Island NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .1I4S
Pittsburg & Fort Wayne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9sf
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NEW YORK, April 4.-Cotton heavy; sales s43f
State and Western steady; State 9 90 @ IS; Round
so q 800. WSeatwsaIes 81, 900 bush. No. sprins
COOL 81; new No. 6s@1 so; Amber Western So
Ss. Corn 1@7c better; sales 5000 bush; New
pr . Il 1H 7 s.f 1a aSn ssS But.
da i western ice sst' Rss DULL
ma 81 g e; Sugar dull; Muscovado 81 @ 1oc; fair
to good refining sI@sac. Naval stores-SPirs Tur
seaSx steady; crude sac; refined 2sc Taow
, E5sisHts to %s Liverpool hrmer; Cotton per sail
OaIcAGo. April 4-FIour in fair demand and
s5eady. Wheat quiet at 2s4 for No. g. Oats quiet;
az 49, Il St ase: Eye dull No. $780, Barley dull at
g1iet at zoe, Lard III. Live Hogs quiet at 90
Y es 90. Cattie steady at 1897 90.
1000 rye. WILL '''ooo bush. oats, 1000 bush barley,
ooS h bbls four 25s 900 bush wheat o.
barley. '"AN' 'a'S' 0ooo push. rye, 5000
;, CINoINNATI. April A. Provisions = Mes. po,.
in r de%a mi a. 11 s1 0wer at liz ill., Whsfey
Wheat quiet; No. Red Wabash at II; No e3as IS
Corn and Oats unchanged '''
NEW ORLEANS. April 4.-Cotton active: Mid
ding uplands 143c.
uplands 1896. -s
lands 14c. w
MOBILE, April 3.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands 144c.
WATERTowN, April A. Cattle Market. - Beef
cattle, receipts 675 head; market inactive; sales
Oh cnoice at $12 90; extra at 81 90 o II 50; first
third quality 81 90 q 90. Sheep and lambs,
receipts s496 head market not favorable for drovers
s Ws IN lots 90 80 each; extra at 00@ co.
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ONLY one day more for the ladies to secure
such rare bargains at Davis & Co.'s. They
close their store Thursday.
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THE PIN FSS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

~ Our advertising patrons are requested to SEN
in their copy as early In the day as possible. I'D
sertisements to appear Monday morning should ,
est in Saturday, mot Sunday.)
"a Free Religious Notices must be sent in q
'ariy as Friday noon.
New Advertis emenis:To.Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Valuable Real Estate. .. F, o. Bailey g. Co.
TTIocksry.. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
rurniture &c. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
neal Estate. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Vegetine.
Music. Miss Bates.
Wanted. Situation.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Wettporte Bros. {. Music Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Marine Insurance Ocean ms Co.
Cable Screw Wire Boots and Shoes.
Spring Hats. Miss Wyman.
To Business Men.
Tenement to Let. i. e. L. o. Adams.
Real Estate, =. Geo r. Davis q Co.
Porto Rico M0lasses. Geo s. Hunt.
Building Lot. -. Geo. r. Davis & Co.
Cienfueges Molasses. Geo 8. Hunt.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

SUMMIT MOUNT WARRINGTON via LITTLE
TON, April 4.-Observation taken at P. M
Barometer %. 65; change minus OF; ,hermome-
ter 20; change minus 8; relative humidity go;
wind w; velocity of wind q miles per hour
1t showed until P. NJ, and when the clouds
passed OFT the summit no other peak was visi-
BILE above the immense sea of clouds that COW
cred the entire country below.
The weathnr prospects at Washington pre-
dict for to day clear and partially cloudy
weatoer with gentle winds probable from the
Mississippi valley to the Atlantic.
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HAVANA. April 1.-Sugar, prices stiff and quota.
e,ons unGnaneed; sales Of the week 10000 boxes
exported during the week from Havana and Matan.
aas boxes and 1000 hhds including 5000 do and
Havana and Matanzas 100000 do and 81. Oo0 do
Moasses, all quotations slightly advanced; market
iav0rs sellers. Bacon declining owing to large SUP.
ply. Goal OIL quiet ct n reals; tins AZ; Flour
quiet at 10 75@14 30. Hams firm. Lard dull; kegs
Lumber-White Pine market steady at S32: pitch
pine dull at 425 26 80. Box shocks dull at 0O 81
reals; HID Shocks dull; Empty Hhds firm "a 42t.
Hoops long shaved steady at 81 90. Freights firm;
a rise Is expected; Box Sugar TO the United States
ar to do So q 81 Is; HID Molasses to do a 90 and
20 w. exchange on London III q 174 per cent pre-
mium on United States, 60 days. sight in curren-
per cent discount; do In Cold GO days sight bN96
per cent premium; do shortsight Gold ST per cent.
premium.
LONDON, April 4-l.3O P. M.-Conso.s s2l "a s2y
for money and account.
American securities quiet; United States 500
ss0S vi 40 1882 old: S2i do 1881 st do io40s sst
Great Western 42}.
L!vERPooL, April 4-1sO p. M.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales 900 bales; Middling, uplands
73d Corn 34s Cd for new receipts. Wheat for DAYS
sales ~ 900 qrs, all American. New Corn 34s 3d.
Beet 112s,
PARIS, April 3.-Bourse rentes SAT 45c,
LONDON, April 4-430 p. M.-Consols 923 for
money and account.
American seeurities-U. s. 5-2Os 1862, 92f; do 1855
oId, vt; do 1857, 91t; do 1040sss9}. Stocks-Erie
ist; illinois Central 1iOl; Atlantic & Great Yves
Calcutta Linseed e3s Cd.
MiddlinR uplands HOT; sales 10000 bales. Yarn,
ieum 1ea@l63.
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GoRHAM.-The members of the Gorham Saw
ings Bank held their yearly meeting yesterday,
and the following persons were elected Direc-
tors: Joseph Ridlon. John A. Waterman,
Charles Paine, Simon Mcclellan, James Phin-
ey, Stephen Hinkley, Roscoe G. Harding
Charles johnson, John C. Gard, Humphrey
Cousens, Frederick Robbie.
The Directors unanimously elected Joseph
Ridlon, President; John A. Waterman Treas
urer; James Phinney Vice President.
The Bank has been very successful during
the past year, having more than doubled its de-
posits, and paid to the depositors seven per
cent.
The Methodist Episcopal society of Gorham
Village will open their church to the public
for PLEASANT entertainment on Thursday even
ing (to-morrow) ON which occasion the Sab
bath School scholars will appear in variety Of
exercises, and the new organ will be introduc-
ed for the first time to the society and the pub
lie, by playing on the sameby Prof Libby Of
Portland, organist at the Immaculate Concep.
ton.
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To n. II. STEVENS, Prop'r of vegetine.
The Great Blood Purifier.

We, the undearisned, residents Of Boston, having
taken VE0ETINE ourselves, or used 1t In our TAM
ies also know OF many others taking 1t and receiv-
ing great benefit 1t gives great pleasure to tes-
tify to the erits OF this valuable medicine; and
cordially recommend 1t to every suffering nom
complaints for which it is recommended, knowing 1t
to be the best preparation yet offered to the public
for diseases arising from impurities In the blood.
Names Residences.
AMES COOK, s. Boston, Expressman.
j. II. SEARS, 773 Broadway, s. Boston.
Mrs. d. A. SEARS, Broadway, s. Boston.
Mrs. 8. j. w. GILMAN, 46s Broadway, s. Boston.
FRANK M. TAYLOR, Cor. Dorch. q Athens sts
HENRY MASON, 422 Broadway.
L. D. CARDELL. 4si Broadway.
MUNROE PARKER, 3s7 Athens Street.
DEXTER SMITH, Editor OF "Folo," Boston.
Mrs. A. G. CARDELL, 1856 Dorchester Street.
Mrs. M. j. TOMPKINS, 1888 Dorchester Street.
WYMAN OSBORN, 4is Third Street, So. Boston.
EDWIN TILDEN, 40 Sears Building.
N. H. TILDEN. sSears Building.
FRANK p. KILBURN, 2s5 e Street.
JAMES MORSE, 1854 Athens Street.
U. L. PETTENGIL. 10 State Street.
WILLIAM V. BAIL, l64 Dorchester Street.
CHAS. H. BIELER 265 Broadway, s. Boston.
ID. HOWARD, Jr., Merchants Exch'g, Boston.
WIN. j. WALSH, Merchatts' Exch'g, Boston.
JAS, M, LEARNED, 81 Congress Street, Boston
JAS H. WALLACK, 81 Congress Street, Boston.
Miss A. holland, 81 Congress Street, Boston.
q. W. BRADLEE, Davis Street, Boston.
O. H. p HODGE, 553 Broadway.
@. H. TUCKER, 20 Tyler Street.
w. H. WHITING. IA Linden Street.
JAMES COLEMAN, 1852 Athens Street.
j. T. BEERS. Harrison Avenue.
Mrs. j. I. BEERS, sHarrison Avenue.
IRA A. WORTH, 81 Congress Street.
mr20eod2w
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FOR EIGN.

FOR EIGN
The C3ViI Var IN Paris.
THE COMMUNISTS MARCH ON
VERSAILLES.
Fort VaIerien opens Fire on Them.
HEAVY ENGAGEMENT ON MONDAY.
slaughter.
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SUSPICION OF Foul PLAY.-Marshal Clark
received a letter from j. D. Tucker, deputy
sheriffof LincolnvEle, yesterday, stating that
about the last of January a young man by the
name OF Albert Quincy, or Gurdy, came to
that town and hired out with Messrs. Pierce
and Pendleton to chop wood. After working
about three weeks he mysteriousIy disappear
ed. He had worked in the woods with two
young men, rough in appearance, and it was
known that they had had trouble, the two be-
ing against Quincy. The last day he was seen
there he left the house between eight and nine
in the morning, with his dinner-box, going in
the direction Of the woods, where the other
men were at work. They say he did not come
where they were and did not see him. Anoth-
er version is that he came where they were and
they threw their measuring stick after him and
he cleared out. The two men did not work but
one or two days after this, and then left, al
though they had hired for the winter. Cur
ney left all his clothing except what he stood
in, and has not collected the pay for his three
weeks work. IT is fesrod that foul play has
taken place, and as soon as the snow is off the
ground thorough search will be made. If
Quincy has any friends in Portland or vicinity
they will please notify the Marshal.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
nN Monday April 10th, at ten N, we shall sell
~ the valuable property on the easterly corner OF
Spring and Bracket streets. For further particu-
lars in regard to above property gsee posters or ad
vertisement in Daily Advertiser.
G. p. MATTOCKS,
Assignee in Bankruptcy of 8. Shurtlef.
ap5dtd r. o. BAILEY s. CO., IS Exchange st.
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Manufacturers Sale Of CrOckery
Ware to the Trade by Auction.
Nm Monday, April 10, at 2 1-2 O'Clock n, at
~ saesroom, we shall sell large line Of white
Granite, q. c., Rockingham and Yellow Ware
7th inst.
ap5td +, o. BAILEY a. Ca lu-t~s
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rev York stock and Money marker,

NEW YORK, April - Morning Gold opened
ITO q 1101.
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M Monday, April 10, at ten M, We shall sell the
" Store now occupied by A. Shurtleff No MouI-
ton street Also at u the property IS Winner &C.
For In regard to either property see post
ers, or advertisement In Daily Advertiser.
@. p. MATTOCKS,
Assignee in Bankruptcy Of A. Snurtlef
Z. o. BAILEY Il 90 AucsIensevs
apYbdtd