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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

MAYF1ELD SLATE Co,-The annual meeting
was held at the Office of n. M. Woodman, on
Wednesday, and the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: Directors-Na-
mum Morrill,, Auburn; Joseph B. Hall, Port
land; Enos Foster, vassalboro; N. NJ. Wood
ma", portland, and E. E. Hall, Quincy, Mass.
Inc BOARD OF directors organized by tire choice
OF Nanum morrill, President and Virgil P. Hall
Clerk N. M. Woodman was chosen Treasurer
and A. s. c. Hall of Pennington General
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At the same time the Dining Room, Chamber and
Kitchen furniture in the servants department.
The residence will be open for the exhibition Of
me furniture, &C., on Monday and tuesday, Jan.
a very large number of persons should visit the
house out Of mere curiosity, without any intention
OF purchasing anil no appreciation for the rare gems
TO be sed therefore, that crowd may not be TOO
great, Is necessary to issue tickets without wnch
persons cannot visit the house. Tickets can be had
by applying in person to the Auctioneer, FRANK
A. LEONARD, Office SO Winter street.
Catalogues tat 90 cents piece will be ready ten
day before the sale. dec 24-S&W1H
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE TROUBLES IN THE UPPER CoUN,

THE TROUBLES IN THE UPPER COUNTIES.
COLUMBIA, Jan. 12.-Much excitement pre-
walls in the legislature owing to the disturbed
condition of affairs in the upper counties of he
State. The ultra radicals, under the lead of
Elliott, colored member elect of the 42d Con-
gress, charge the whole responsibility of the
troubles upon the inef1ciency of Gov. SCOTS
administration in not organizing a colored mil
itia and declaring martial law, and even talk of
impeaching the Governor. The conservatives
and Lieut. Governor support the polcy of the
Governor, which is to send only United States
troops to the disturbed counties Il military
force is required at all.
The Senate has tabled the anti amnesty reso.
luton adopted by the House.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13
Building Loan Mortgage.
h office of Foreclosure aud Sale.

WHEREAS, Henry A. Brown, OF the city OF
w Portland, In the county OF Cumberland, on
the twenty-nnth day OF July. 1861. bv his mortgage
deed OF that date recorded in the Re2isry OF Deeds
city tain lot OF land and the buildfngs thereon,
situated On the southerly side of Lincoln street IN
said Portland being the same premises self to said
14fh 1866, and recorded in the Registry OF Deeds IN
said county. book 347 page 14 with authority In Tbs
to sell said premises at auction and from the pro.
ceeds to pay the debt secured hereby. Add, where
IS, the condition OF said mortgage deed has been
broken by said Brown; -EA1
This is to give notice that said house and lot wild
be sold at public auction on said premises. on the
the iofenot Tor the reason and purpose aforesaid
In witness whereof, l. Henry w. Herssy, in be-
half of said city Treasurer thereof, by virtue OF
the authority given me IN SAID deed, have hereuntb
set my hand, ami give this notice this fourth day
January, 1871. II. W. HERSEY.
INC, 13, 20-1w1etd Treasurer OF Portland.
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Building Loan Mortgage
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, William Wallace, of the city of Port
w land. in the county OF Cumberland, on the nine-
teenth day Of November, 1s67 Nv his mortgage dsed
oftha date recorded in the Registry Tor ssd
county, book 356, page 11y. conveyed to said city
certain lot OF land and the buildings thereon, dt-
uated the Southwest side OF North street m satd
Portland, adjoining he land OF Storer Dyer. on the
westerly side, said lot being thirtyseven .eet wids
on said North street, aud extending back my test.
by joseph W. Dyer by his deed dated November 7th
1851 with authority in the case OF the breach Of the
condition in said mortgage to ell said premises 1t
auction, and from the proceeds tn lay the dsor e.
cured thereby. And whereas, the condition OF said
mortgage deed has been broken by said Wallace;
This Is TO give no lice thai said house and lot viii
be sold ut public auction said premises. on the
thirieih day Of January, 1884, at ten O'Clock in ths
forenoon, Tor the reason and purpose Aforesaid.
In witness whereof, 1, Henry W. Hersey, in behalf
OF said city, Treasurer thereof, by virtue OF fhs
authority given me in said deed, Eave heieunto ser
my hand and give this notice, this fourth day of
January. 1871. Il. W. HERSEf,
jn6 13,20-tw Treasurer OF Portland.
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ANOTHER PREsENTAT1oN.-Tb Portland
Cadets had very pleasant gathering at their
armory last evening, when Capt. John Ander.
son, in behalf of the company, presented Mai.
c. R. Todd with handsome silver hunting
watch and chain, as an acknowledgment of his
services in bringing the company up to its
present high state of discipline and excellence
in the school of the soldier.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Boston, Jan. 12.-In the Massachusetts Sen
ate to-day Mr.. Stearns, of Hampden, offered a
resolution thanking Charles Sumner on behalf
of the legislature for his course GU the Doalini-
can question. Referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations.
In the House o resolution was presented and
referred to the same committee concerning the
American fisbing vessels in Canadian waters.
The executive committee of the Boston
branch OF the American Tract Society author
izs contradiction of the report that its affairs
were being wound up.
The higher portions of the city, including
Beacon Hill and Boston Highlands, are to be
deprived of water part of the twenty-four hours
owing to the low state of Cochituate Lake.
An employe in Sibley's laundry, Chelsea,
named Thompson, aged IS, had both arms
nearly torn from his body to-day by being
caught in the betting. He will probably die.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of license from the Hon. John A.
ID Waterman, Juuge OF Probate, I shall sell At
eighth day OF February, A. d. 1871, at " O'Clock.
noon, the lot OF land the sasery side OF Bracket
street in said Port and, bel ngng to the estate Of
Ward Noyes, with the buildings thereon standing,
'beipg that parcel real estate upon pc ton OF
which stands the late homestead OF Ward Noyes,
rear aud to the asst Of said homestead belonging to
said estate and standing upon said lot" The sale
will be subject to the dover Of the widow. Terms
cash. FREDERICK Fox.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Ward Moves.
ju6,13,20 TO- BAILEY q CO., Auctionser0.
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PREsENTATION.-The G.. A. r. hold de
llghtful series of socables at their hall on Fed
eral street, Thursday evenings, and last eve
nlns's entertainment was agreeably diversified
by the presentation of an elegant ebony cane
with carved ivory handle and gold plate in
scribed as follows:-
Presented to Post Commander Winsor B.
Smith, by his comrades of Post Bosworth, No.
2, January 18th, 1871
The presentation speech was made by Past
Commander Land, and most fittingly replied
to by Commander Smith. An elegant collation.
was provided after the presentation, by the la
dies Relief Committee.
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FAKR OF VIs8NU.-The Fakir is coming
next week to Portland Music Hall. and there
will b s'sdsh to see him. Apart from his leg
srdemain feats, always good, the Fakir will
distribute every evening $175 suit of parlor
furniture, purse of $50 in greenbacks, $45
suit Of chamber furniture, and two purses OF
10 and one Of $50. The Fakir introduced the
gift enterprise business in this city and has al
ways been found perfectly square in the BUSH
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The Allexed Larceny.

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-I noticed an article in
your paper of the 18th, stating that boy in
my employ had been taken to the station house
for stealing. Such was not the fact. There
was boy taken from the Hall on an unbound
ed supposition. He has not been in my en-
ploy, though he has been employed by compa-
MES for some time; and knowing him to be an
honest lad, wish to correct the statement
He was discharged to day. no one appearing
against him, ard there not being the slightest
evideLce that he stole the money alleged by
Mr.. Burke. J,B. THAxrFR.
IAN 70
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New Advertise men,s Te.p.v
superior Court.
JANUARY CRIMINAL AND OWL TERM-ooppARr

JANUARY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM-aoDDARp
J., PRESIDING.
THuRsDAY.-State vs.. Grin F. Glidden. Indicted
for larceny from the person of one Jaues Ladd. The
jury after being out four hours returned verdict OF
equity OF larceny and not guilty OF larceny from
the person."
Nattocks. wehb
State VI. Mary Jane Stafford. Respondent was in
dicted at the September term 1870 for an attempt
arson, In trying to procure one John Brown to set
hre to building owned by her Fore street. known
!" sfahords Block, which Indictment. owing to some
informality was quashed. This Is an Indictment for
the same offence. Evidence for the Government in
progress.
Aattocks. Frank and Bradbury,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

HE SAccARAPPA BRDaE.-The iron bridge
across the Presumpscot at saccarappa village
Is now being set again, under the direction of
Mr.. Edward h. Hewins, the engineer of con-
struction. The iron cords have been sent back
to Boston and put in excellent der, and now
the beautiful bridge will soon assume the light
and graceful appearance of similar suspension
bridges; on Monday next it is expected to be
ready for the passage of teams. Mr.. Hew.ns
in thus rebuilding the bridge has employed
some ten competent mechanics of Saccarap pa
who are working under his direction, and
workmanlike job they are making of it.
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In LUcK.-At Post IL, g. A. R. Fair, held
last week in Boston, set of parlor furniture
worth $500 and manufactured by the celebrat-
cd firm of Braman, Shaw s. Co., fell to the lot
Of Miss Lille F. Manly, No. 50 Spring street,
Of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

DR. HEBBARD had splendid audience last
evening Of the best class Of our ladies, to listen
to his lecture on the diseases of femses. This
evening lecture to gentlemen only will be
given at Congress Hall on the causes of the de-
cline OF manhood; and it will doubtless be in
important and instructive one, and illustrated
by manikins.
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LONDON, Jan. 12-1.30 P. M.-Consol, e2a TO,
money and account. - ava
American securities-U. s. 6-2Os, 1862, s9a: dc
1868 old s9}; do 1867, ss1; do 1O-4O'a 49, Stocks
Erie s}; 1llirois Central ia; Atlantic & Great Yves
tern 28t. ''0
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12-1.30 P. M.-Cotton dull
sales 10000 bales; MiddliBg uplands "a a I'D
Wheat-Caifornia White lis ID; Red western No.
to No. Spring los q los Cd: he'd Winter los 10d
Corn-No. Mixed new 32s. Lard U.s. Cd.
LONDON, Jan. 12-1 30 P. M-Linseed Oil GOO "a
E29 5s. Rosin-common s. 81,
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Maine Legislature.
SENATE.

SENATE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 12-There will be little bnsi.
ness of Importance until some of the commits
tees begin to report. At present it will be con-
nned almost exclusively to petitions and or.
ders. Among the former is one from the law.
yers OF Washington county, to be authorized
to increase their fees by reason of change of
place OF holding a term of court. Several we're
referred, asking aid for roads, &C. one by s.
n n Dale, :: W: Porter, John A. Peters and
others, asking for charter for a railroad from
Passadumkeag to Passadumkeag Falls; one
Dy the AndroscOsgin r. r. Co., to amend its
charter. allowing it to extend to DanyiIIe juno
ton on the Grand Trunk, or some other nont
These were referred TO the Railroad Commit
tee. Tuesday, January 18th, At liza. M.
was fixed for taking the y. S. Senator vote.
IN JOINT CONVENTION.
Hon. John r. Pulsife- was qualified as exec
utive councillor
In the House the business was entirely void
OF interest. VIM. F. Lovejoy and Others. ne
tlt!oned for charter for railroad from some
point on the Portland 8 Rochester railroad to
some %ane! point on the Grand Trunk, at, or near
Danvllle; and the Androscoggin Railroad Co.
petition and submit bill for the ex.epsion of
their road. Referred to Railroad Com mittee.
Cne more petition against the present mode of
nirlng teachers, and two orders, asking for an
immediate report on this matter, with one Pc
aCa00.
my, constitute the days work Tor the cause of
public education.
Bill to authorize railroad companies to fix
the number of their Directors was offered by
MI; Pike, and referred to the Judiciary.
Inc catching OF cells in Damariscotta furnish
ed TWO petitions and remonstrance. The pis-
catorla! committee have charge now. ABBY
NJ White of Wiscasset, desires a change Of
name; not an uncommon desire among ladies.
The orders treated of the following subjects =
That the judiciary see what legislation is
necessary, to enable soldiers 10 maintain actions
against plantations for State scrip issued BY
the act to equalize municipal war debts;-that
same Commitlee see if any legislation is expe-
dent to fix fine for persons cutting, peeling
and hauling hemlock bark from the great tan
merry country, Penobscot; that same Commit
tee inquire if any legislation is required to
protect the rights of Joint owners; that same
COMMITTEE see if it is not best to tinker chap.
ter u OF book called the R. S. of 1857, so that
personal property OF certain kinds under at
tachment can be sold before Judgment is rem
dered. Bill to Incorporate the Cobb Lime Co.,
was reported, re i'd and assUnad for tn rporroxr
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Ex-Senator Wade
and President White have accepted the ap-
pointment of commissioners to Dominica.
Bishop Simpsons engagements compel him to
decline. No other person has yet been ap-
pointed in his place.
The President to-day nominated Silas A.
Strickland, of Nebraska, as Governor of Utah.
TARIFF DECISION.
Secretary Boutwell, decides that rum, gin
and whiskey must pay duty of $3.50 per gal
lon under the new tariff, which went into
effect on the 1st inst.
The Senate discussed for long time the
case OF Admiral Porter. No vote was taken
and the subject will be resumed tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13
AUCTION SALES.
Entire Stock of John Russell
Sleigh Mannfo otOrv Of A,,..s~-
Furniture, Carpets. Sc, at Auc.
finn
Sherif,s Sale. ,ls
Stock of q wholesale Fancy Gseds
Dealer.

CUMBERLAND IS:
A TrACHED on sundry writs and viii be sold u
~ public auction, on MONDAY. JAM 10th. nc u
O'Clock, p. NJ, at store OF c. II. Hall Co., No. $50
Middle street. In Portland, and county AFORESAID rue
following described property, TO viii: Woretsd goods,
Shirts and Drawers Scafts. Hose. Running, Velvse
Ribbons, SILK Twist Yarn. Needles. Binding Cottous,
ines lnsertons Hande chiefs, Gloves Nets. Elastic
Braid, Linen Collars and Cuffs. Fish Hooks and
per Collars, Needles, Yarn. Worsted. Pins. Travel
ling Bags Periumery. and Oils. Buttons, Jswelry.
China Dolls and beads. Also, Ollie Furniture,
Desk, Tables Stove, Chairs, &c. The stock 10 fresh,
the largest part in original packages.
Dated at Portland. Jan. 18th. 1871.
EN-. PERRY, Sheriff.
jau12-td F.O. BAILEY & CO., Auctionssrs.
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Municipal Court,

JUDGE NORRIS PRHsrDNo,
I1uRsDAY.-several boys. charged with stealing
soldering irons from the Portland Packing Company
were brought up, and after admonition from the
Judge. put upon probation.
Liquors and vessels seized on the premises OF va
rous persons were declared forfeited and ordered to
itroved
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13
SETREN CHINA.

Tea Set presented TO Marie Antoinette, by ths CITY
OF Paris, purchased in Paris IN 184S. Four Chairs
medallion of Sevrss, portrait Of beauty of the
French Court; Secretary. LIGHT wood. with Sevres
medalIion representing the Toilet Of VEINS; Jewel
pie; vase OF blue Sevres, exquisitely shaped and
between gilt jets; ornaments in DESIGNS of Cupids
the Court OF Louis xiv, and mauy other ornaments
and rare pieces OF this beautiful and exquisite China
very old Ma1olica and other China.
Also the VxrV valuable
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

SozoDoNT All dentrifices had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark Of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Chilean valleys,
to perfect the fragrant Sozodon t, the most
wholesome, reliable and delightful article for
the Teeth, that brush was ever dipped into
"SPAULDING's GLUE always up TO the stick
ing point dec31st-eod3w.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

Few PEOPLE unacquainted with physiologi-
cal chemistry are aware of the quantity Of iron
in the blood, but all should knosO the impor-
lance ofkeeping up the supply, for debility,
disease and death are sure to follow when the
quantity becomes too much reduced. The Pc
ruvian Syrup Ia protoxde of Iron) supplies
this vital element, and has cured many chron-
ic diseases. ian1Oth. eo( &W1W
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RAILROAD QUARREI. sETTIEn
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON. via I,rrrr
TON, Jan. 12.-Observation taken at7P. NJ
Barometer "a. 05; change plus AZ; Thermometer
80 degrees; change plus degrees. Relative
humidity 100. Wind SW.; velocity of wind 80
miles per hour. Both barometer and thermom-
eter have been higher to-day than any one
time since we have been here; the warm wind.
the driving mist and rain causing the FROST
work to fall in immense masses from buildings.
This morning the frost covered the chains to
the extent Of three feet in diameter; now they
are entirely free from ice. In ascending the
mountains this morning found the vertical
thickness of the clouds to be more than 5000
fapt
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success.

The REMARKABLE properties of Broaon's
Bronchial 7Toches have been thoroughly tested
since first introduced The demand for them
has steadily increased, and purely upon their
own merits, they have found favor with those
who, from Pulmonary, Bronchial, or Asthmat-
ic complaints require them. For Coughs and
Colds thew are efffcaeiouy
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Ffeighls.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 7-Freghts, but foreign and
eoastwise. are steady; We quote Cotton to Liver
by do; to Amsterdam 11-l6d do; to Antwerp 11-1So
90; TO Hamburg ii-16d do; to Genoa lie do; to
New York, Cotton 3c BY steam; Molasses to do IS;
Gu; Oil Cake 30 "a 32s Cd, "
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ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
SALYATOR ROSA.

Among them the genuine originals by the follow.
Boucher, Isabey, and
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Stocks had an upward tendency to-day and the
general advance Of per cent. affected the Lake
Snore III that PARTICULAR There was active bor-
rowing demand in consequence of the closing of the
rransier books ON Saturday preparatory to the pay
Msn, Q. tne lately announced dividends. The Han
nioai q st Joseph commons the weakest stock on
xve e.t st Inc following are the closing quotations:
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To wholesale Druggists.

-yANrED by mau who has an extensive ac-
w quaintance In New England and good
know ledge OF Drugs aud Medicines, situation rs
travelling salesman for a frst-class Wholesale Drug
Establishment in Portland or Boston. Beet Of rel
erence given. Portland preferred. Address, Drugs
and Paints Portland, Maine. jn6rw
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

Commissioner Pleasanton has decided that
the gain or income received from Mormon
church donations must pay tax.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

Vs. Ifyou have discharge from the nose
offensive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense
of smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or
weak, feel dull and stupid or debiltated, tpan
or pressure in the head, take cold easily, you
may be sure that you have the Catarrh,.-
Thousands annually, without manifesting hall
of the above sy mptoms. terminate in Consump-
ton and end in the grave. No disease is so
common, more deceptive or less understood by
physicians. DR.. r. V. Pierce, M. D, 1873 Sene-
ca street, Buffalo, N. Y, is the sole proprietor
of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy---a perfect
special for Catarrh, "Cold in the Head" o,
Catarrhal Headache, which he sends to any
address by mail on receipt of sixty cents. Sold
by druggists.
jan10th-eod1w tn. tn -s&w1t..
FROM NUMEROUS CASES of Dyspepsia and
Constipation, cured by the use of FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHIrEs, after
every other known remedy has been used in
vain, its efficacy in reseoring thir functions o
Digestion and Evacuation is manifest.
ian10t.-d&w1w.
NEITHER falling teeth, nor the peepine
wrinkles of time, SO forcibly tell of advancing
| years, as your gray hair. ayers Tigor restore,
its color and makes your appearance more
agreeable to others, as well as yourself With
fresh, luxurant hair, the infirmities of age ar,
| far less noticeable. jan12.d&wit
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GObelin Tapestry,
Genuine BrOMxes.
St0taSry, Arma0r, &C..
comprising the entire Furniture, Rare and Exouis-
lite objects Of Art, etc., OF the
''DEACON HOUSE,,
Corner Of Washington and Concord Sis.
Boston, Mass.
WEDNEsDAY, THURSDAY, and FIRE.
DAY, February 1st. I'd aud Sd;
At the elegant residence as above,
Comprising superb carved solid oak furniture. con.
sising Of Buffet, large Table, Chairs &c. 1t is con-
ndenuy believed that there Is not in the United
States at the present time, fine specimen of The
medieval carved oak.
Magnificent Buh, furniture, for both Boudor and
chamber, purchased in Paris, and the most elegant
OF the period.
An entire salon fiom the Montmoreuci palace con-
prsing eight Wall Panels OF gilt, richly embossed in
various devices OF armoI, flower, figures, &c. and
on two Of Them the monogram q. NJ, carved on a
shell. VA
Leading from the chambers are Boudoirs which
are named after the style OF the furniture and deco
ratlons. as marie Antoinette," Bouloir ssSalor.
DOre, and others; these are furnished with suits
IN elegant satins, draperies to mach,
very beautiful China. comprising the
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new York STOCK and Money m.rk.,,

NEW YORK. Jan. 12-Morninq.-The Stock Ex-
change did not meet until haltpast II on account OF
the funeral of MIR. Jacobs, member OF the Board.
Gold opened at 1i03 q III. Money 6@7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange 1894 "a ITO.
NEW YORK, Jan. I2-Evening. -Gold closed quiet
and steady at l10t Ill. The cearances Of the day
have been little abeve $25,0U0 900. Governments
were stronger and advanced Chilly late in the day.
The following were the closing QUOTATIONS.:
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JESSE FREEMAN will serve up quahaug
chowder this evening at No. ITO Exchange
street
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BUYERS of Buffalo and other Robes will do
well to look at those selling at Auction Prices
at Taylor's Bazaar. IA and 16 Exchange St.
ian11th.3t
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

~ Our advertising patrons are requested TO SEM
IN their copy a. early IN the day a. possible. Id
'srtissmests to appear Monday morning should ~
tent In Saturday, mot Sunday)
~Eree Religious. Notices must be sent in n
'arlv a. Friday noon.
New AdverifseMenis Te.Day,
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Masonic Notice.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
second Course. Prot. Hebbard, N. D.
NEW Advertisement COLUMN.
Tarnished House for Sale or Rent. Nv. b. Jerris
ms y no Humbue. Nv. Fox.
Wafch Free. u. .Latt & Co.
something New. Lemon Crackers.
For Sale. ;. C, II. Sfebblns.
John Hancock Mutual Ins. Co.. IN. 8. Gardiner.
Partnership Notice. Thomas Lynch q Co.
NsueRuasus Steamboat Co. ID. T. Wallace, Jr.
To Let. Stable.
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THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. If.
T. H. MURRAY, corner of Middle and Hamp-
shire strcetslis prepared to furnish Freeman's
oysters to order. ian3d-tt
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-13

TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. IT,
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies