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'e House, its Furniture,
Stock Farming Utensils, &C.,
At Aucf;au

nN TUESDAY, May 2Sth, at ten o,eIock A NJ
" we shall the well known ami ,iesraiio n. ~,
the "White House,, situated about fonr 49,
Portland in Westbr0ok, Me-; the buildings ON soid
property consist Of thel house eonta nn0 90 rooTns
and dancing hail. pantries, &c. fine cellar plepty ~
water, heated throughout with Magee Furnace, new
last winter; il is arranged as TO be easily convert
ell into double house; large barn well filled with
stalls, and other conveniences, Horse and Wood
Sheds Ice House containing 30 tons of ice There is
about of land in the highest state Of eutiva-
ton, good orchard which bore $50 bushels ofappes
in 1870; Grape Vines, Small Fruits, Asparagus Bed
&c.
This property for the last five years has been in the
hands of gentleman who has constantly been max
ing improvements and has spared neither labor nor
money to make this property convenient and eomfor
table, it is in thorough repair and is to-day the most
popular and best paying public establishment in the
vicinity of the city of Portland.
Immediately after the above, will be sold all the
furniture in said house. consisting of Eng Brussels,
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, Parlor Furniture, b.
W. and green rep and hair-coth, very large French
plate Mirrors, What-Not, Centre Tables, Painted
Chamber Sets Toilet Sets, Hair Upholstered Spring
Beds, Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses Comforters,
Blankets, Sheets, b. W. extension Tables, Oak Din
ing Chairs, Crockery, Glass and Silver Plated Ware,
Cutlery Curtains, Clocks, Safe, Desk Bar Furniture,
Glasses, &C., Parlor, Office, Coal and Wood Stoves,
Magee Cook Stove No. 10, together with the entire
Kitchen Furniture. Also Cow, Hogs, Hens and
Chickens, Beach Wagons, Jenny Lind, Sleigh,
Farm Wagon and Hay Rack, large assortment OF
#. o. BAILEY & CO., Auetioneers.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, May ga relative of Commo-
dore Vanderbilt shot and mortally wounded De-
tective Henderson last night while at his sta
ton at Fourth and Mercer streets The affair
grew out of a remark of Henderson in the after
noon concerning two persons arrested for disor-
DERBY conduct, whom Henderson'S assaiant de-
sired to have released He fled to Vanderbilt's
stables and has not yet been arrested.
Ldter.-The man who shot Detective Hender-
son last night was Mr.. Crawford a brother-in-
law of Commodore Vanderbilt. The person he
desired to have released was colored coach
man of Vanderbilt's who was held for assault
ing an officer who attep pied to arrest him for
dragging white girl into the stable. Crawford
became very abusive at the station house, and
an officer was ordered TO put him out. when
Crawford told Henderson he would wait for
nm and Kill him: When the officer went to
his post Crawford called to citizen to see how
he would shoot the officer The latter then at
tempted to wrest the pistol from Crawford
who, however, succeeded in firing two shots,
one OF which took effect in Henderson's hip and
the other lodged in the leg of a citizen named
Guerrin Henderson is in a very low condition
Guerrin had his wounds dressed and was re-
moved to his residence. Crawford was arrested
this evening at Commodore Vanderbilt's house.
ff1U n The Strikers. af
The strikers of the various trades has every
indication of success There are new conces-
sions daily. s1ff-r -H@sFssesg
The specie shipments to-day were 81 ,922, 653.
Emigration.
Twenty thousand emigrants landed at Castle
Garden this week, the largest number ON record
Admitted to Bail
Judge Leonard admitted Crawford to bail
this afternoon in $4,000 on the statement of a
physician that Hendersoa's wounds are not
necessarily fatal. Augustus Schell and Horace
f. Clark are the bondsmen '-
An ARRAY.
A serious shooting affray took place in New
York Saturday night, in which Paul Love- son
OF ex-Gov: Lowe, of Maryland, shot one man
fatally and two others seriously. Lowe was ar
rested. -7fttt|tt
Trouble for MIR. Greeley.
New YORK, May 26.-A call will appear in
to-morrow's papers for meeting of free-trad-
ers at Steinway Hall, on the 30th inst. at which
w. 9. Bryant will preside, and addresses will
be delivered by David A. Wells, Edw Atkinson
and others. The call recites that the reference
by the Cincinnati Convention of tariff reform to
the congressional districts, was an evasion of
the issue and has absolved free-traders from
any obligation to support the nominees of that
convention. The call looks directly to an or
ganization for the accomplishment Of tariff re-
formers in the Presidential election.
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Valuable Mill Property at Auction
near Little Falls, in GOrham,
- MaimQ.

WILL be sold ON Saturday, June 1, 1872, at IL o.
w clock, q. m.-the valuable property known as
Deguio's Mills, situated on Little River, consist
ing of an excellent water power; dam feet, with
right to raise the same Is inches without damage from
howage large mill yard connected Herewith,
with the following buildings on the same to wit:
One Saw Mill erected in 1869. 6Ox20 containing
of Herrcks best circular for large lumber; one
best planning Machines, "a nch netc the other IS
inch, in good condition one Shngle Machine and one
table There is also largo shop "a story high
30x30, with L 25x2O, painted and clapboarded, and
suitable for manufacturing purposes 1t being
the mill, machinery therein can be by shafting
extending from the mill. Also, a Stable 15xlS.
Terms made known at sale. Said property il near
two villages, and IA mile from Railroad Depot.
j. & G. j. DEGUIO s. co.
JOHN o. WINSHIP Auct.
- Gorham. Nav Is. 1872. myi8d&W I'd Wi
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

I'M WEDNESDAY, May 10th at three P. NJ, we
~ SHAH offer the valuable let of land known the
"rhaxter Property next below the corner of Middle
ON Cross street. Said lot is Glx96 feet bounded
north by land Of H. j. Libby & Co., westerly by land
of ST. John Smith, southerly by land recently bought
by said Smith, and westerly by Cross st. Also
the house and lot on Cross street, now occupied by
James Todd. The house u story. contains rooms,
with ample closets and woodshed; good cellar large
brick cistern water carried TO the sink, gas Lot
3lx76. The house built since the fire, is in good
order and can be rented for S25000 per annum. Plan
can be seen at office.
AS matter of investment these are doubtless two
OF the best and most centrally located lots to be met
with, situated upon one of the broadcast and best
graded streets in the city.
my22td +. o. BAILEY & CO.. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
Adninistratr,xs oIo

4 SHALL sell at public Auction. ON the pror,isas
Il on Monday, the 9th day Of Nav next m nj
O'Clock, A. NJ, the Homestead Farm of Otis Trietsv
late of WestbrOok now Deering).
Said Farm is situated in the towns of Deerine and
Cape Elizabeth the road leading from Portland to
Buxton, and about four miles from Portland and
consists Of about thirtytwo acres ofand with House
Barn and out-buidings thereon-three and one,
eighth acres of which land with the buildings thereon
has been set off to the widow of said deceased as her
dover in said Real Estate.
The whole of the estate including the reyersionary
"sTerest, Of the widow, will be sold.
Turns made known at time of sale.
a RHODA B. TRICKEY, Admx
". BAILEY & co., Auctioneers,
Deering, April 24th 1872 my22-dtd
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FTeishts to Liverpool are steady; GRAIN per steam

rFesghts to Liverpool are steady; GRAIN per steam
CHicAGO' May 25-Flour nominal Wheat dull
and shade lower; No Spring Closed Of sai az sss
on spot; % seller June. Corn i'm fair demand and
lower; 70 s ~. az 40 on spot seller JULY 473 "a,
firm and in fair demand at 400 "a All far NJ 1 Ps
dull and lower; No fall at Doc Wbisla" :. nye
and higher at So. Pork dull, active and loa ~
~ 5O IL 60 on spot and II 10 II so seller oMer al
Lard quiet and weak at st for summer pressed Raco
and Bulk meats unchanged. Cattle firm and in fs;r
demand Live Hog n gSDS Seand s70
Receipts 00O bbs -four, 5000 bush corn, 10000
bush oats, 5000 bush barley, 1000 bush rye, 5000
Shipments--5OO0 bbls -four, "a, 900 bush wheat $685.
900 bush corn 900 bush oats 5000 bush rye 1000
bush barley, 29OO cattle, 1900 hogs.
CINcINNATI, May 25.-Pork and Lard dull and
unchanged. Bulk meats nothing done. Bacon firm
shoulders 5sc; clear rib sides Tel; clear sides 74c
Live Hogs quiet and unchanged receipts 1900 head.
Whiskey in fair demand at &c.
TOLEDO, May 25.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet and unchanged; extra winter Michigan
at 2OS; Amber Michigan 81 a cit; No 2 WHITES
Red 81 q So. Corn steady at 44 q 5i3 for high
Mixed 81 a 54lc for low do; 50c for White; IS for
yellow Michigan SIC Oats steady No at Az; No
Receipts-1,O 900 bush -four; 5000 bush wheat, A.
600 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats.
1900 bush oats.
DETROIT, May 25.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat advanced q 2c extra at 207; No / White
2O5 Corn steady at SIC. Oats in good demand
Receipts-3OOO bbls -four; 5000 wheat.
Shipments-1000 bbls -four.
SAvANNAH, May 25.-Cotton firm; Middlng up
lands 23c.
CHARLEsroN, May Is. Cotton strong ;siitldlng up
lands at 22l q 24c.
MOBILE, May 25.-CottOn firm; Middling uplands
at 23c.
New ORLEANS, May 25.-Cotton strong; Middling
uplands 23tc. ~
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WE see by advertisement that the very desir-
able property known as the White House, to-
gether with all its furniture, stock and farming
utensils will be sold at auction tomorrow. The
articles included in this sale all good and in
first rate order. This is going to be a splendid
opportunity to purchase. We would say for
the benefit of our readers, that the cars that
leave the P. & r. depot at I IL will leave pas
sengers at short distance from the property.
LADIES AND CHILDRENs hats and bonnets in
just the styles you have been looking for. %
and will be sold at very low prices.
CoGIA HASsAN.
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Collision.

BosToN May 26.-Steamer Cambridge, from
Boston for Bangor, came in collision with the
schooner Thomas Hunt, Capt. Stinson, from
during thick fog. The steamer had her cut
water started, and the schooner her starboard
DOW stove in and stem started The crew aban-
doned her and steamer afterwards took her in
low and brought her to this port. The passen-
gers and freight of the Cambridge were trans
ferred to the steamer Katahdin and left for
Their destination at II m. Sunday.
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RICHMOND, Va, May 25-James Balton, as
sistant engineer of the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad, was killed this afternoon in the shaft
OF the tunnel connecting with the river, by the
cayng in of the earth while engaged in the To-
cation of the course of the tunnel 100 feet under
ground. This is the third or fourth accident
that has occurred during the last few days, but
the first fatal one. The deceased was % years
of age
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Trouble for Mr.. Greeley.
Fall OF a Buildins-Woman and Child
Killed.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 25.-This afternoon
the large brick building known as the town
clock store, occupied by John Bell & Co., dry
goods, fell with a terrible crash and is now a
heap of ruins. The clerks in the building hear
ing premonitory crash fled to the rear of the
building and escaped injury. Two women pass
ing along the sidewalk at the time trudling
baby wagons were caught by the falling walls,
and one woman and a baby were killed, and
the other woman had both legs broken The
cause of the fall was the undermining of the
n hr,ili
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ny J. s. BAILEY e. CO., Auctioneer-
Farm i'm Falmouth mt Auction.

WE shall sell at public auction on Saturday, June
w LIST, at 3 o'clock p. M, On the premises the
Farm in West Falmouth, near Blackstrap Hill, known
as the Rufus Stanley arfm containing about hun
dred acres in good state of cultivation, well wooded
and watered; in healthy location, and pleasant
roundings There is ON it good one and one-half
story house and barn; and also young and thrifty
orchard Of about one-hundred trees In bearing This
Farm will be sold without reserve and for occupancy
or investment is very desirable.
Terms liberal, made known at sale. my23td
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The Ccntenial Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The Centennial
commission this morning accepted badges of
SILK woven on the jacquard loom. A commit
tee was appointed to prepare an address to the
people, showing the purposes of the exhibition.
resolution asking Congress to have the CEN
sus taken in June, 1876, to show the growth of
the country, was referred to the Committee on
Legislation.
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HHETEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FoUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OEEIcER Washinotnn ID C.

~ -------- y" 1aY 70 Y .UU Z. M. II
The lowest barometer over upper Michigan
will probably move eastwardly into Canada,
with brisk southerly winds veering to the west
erly and cloudy and possibly threatening wealth
er over the lake region tonight. A rising ba-
rometer, northerly to westerly winds and clear
ing weather will prevail Monday north and
west of the Ohio valley. Southerly winds with
partially cloudy weather over the New England
and Middle Atlantic States; partially cloudy
but generally pleasant weather from the south
Atlantic and Gulf coasts to the Ohio valley.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated except
possibly for the upper lakes.
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Brick House and Lot at Auction.

AN WEDNESDAY, May 29th at 81 o'clock p. NJ,
Brick House No 3 Oak Street; said house is three
story and basement, with slate roof contains 10
rooms and good closets, large estern, is In good
pair throughout lot contains about 1900 feet land
This property will be positively sold, and the sale
offers a rare opportunity to secure substantial
brick house at a bargain
Terms at sale.
my25td +. o. BAILEY q CO., Auctioners.
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JOSEPH PRoCTOR.-The character of Jibbe-
nainosay, in which Mr.. Proctor is to appear at
Music Hall tonight is one of those thrilling
conceptions of a dramatic author that borders
ON the sensational 1t well illustrates frontier
life, the cruelty and superstition of the aborigi
mes and the reckless bravery of the pioneer
whites. 1t is role in which Mr.. Proctor is I'M
approachable; indeed it was made for him,
and though some times essayed by others, no
actor has ever succeeded in giving it the vigor
that Mr. Proctor does. The piece is familiar to
old play-goers in Portland, who remember
Proctor's brilliant career as manager in PORT
land twenty years ago, and his popularity has
not been abated by the lapse of time. His re-
cent success in California is gratifying, and his
visit to Portland may be regarded as compl i
ment to the lovers of the legitimate drama.
Since the first announcement Mr.. Proctor
has been obliged to change his original pro-
gramme, and will give but one representation,
and that is this evening. So all who desire to
see this great actor must secure tickets early.
Tomorrow evening he will appear in Bidde-
ford. Aaaar
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HAVANA, March 25.-Freights- Firm to the United
States rates closing follows box sugar 81 80
81 rs q to Falmouth and orders AIS Sd "a ASS Cd
Suger stock in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas
boxes and 2S 600 hhds. Receipts for the week
and 400 hhds including $500 boxes and 5000 hhds
the United States. The market is frmer; Nos Is to
20 at III 9ft reals. Molasses Sugar firm and scarce
Nos to 10 at 50 q 0 reals; fair to good refining,
buoyaat at 81 q 81 reals; grocery grades at III ia
reals. Molasses quiet and unchanged, but weak.
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IN FRIDAY, May 31st, at ~ O'Clock M. we shall
" sell the property No Linden Court, rear Of AZ
Washington street. Said property consists Of a one
and one half story house; rooms arranged for two
families; good stable &C. Lot contains about 1000 #.
for Investment and will be sold upon easy terms.
my2itd f. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctrs.
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FLUENT HALL.
PROF. Trips
GRAND DESCRIPTIVE SERIES,
France and Europe
SINCE 1S4S
Wednesday Evening, May Goth,
& n,clocL

The Thrilling Paris Revolution of February, 1913,
as witnessed by the Lecturer.
The remaining Five Lectures on the evenings of
Friday May 3lst and Saturday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, June 1st 9Th, 9th and 18th.
Course tickets 81. ga paid in Boston)
Evening tickets 80 cts
May be procured of Bailey & Noyes; Hoyt, Fogg X
Breed; Lorng, Short & Harmon; and at the door.
May 27-dtd
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u. q. District Court.

.. ~ FOX, JUDGE, PRESIDING. u
acknowledgment VS.. Steamship Clotilda-
The day was taken up by the argument Of Mr. Put
nam, counsel for defense, and Judge Howard will
ply for plaintiff on Monday.
Howard Il Cleaves Giveen-Hale,
Putnam.
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New Advertisements Ts-D.v.

I'll SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
Programme for Memorial Day.
Dressmaking-Mrs. Arvedson,
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Bennett's Exhibition-Allen Mission Chapel.
Prof. Tripp-Fluent Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Greeley s. Brown. F .r--ss rrs-f
To Let-1O9 Pearl st.
To Let-G. W. Burnham
For Sale-David S. Moreland.
Lost-Double Overcoat.
= Horse Shoer-Patrick Lennon.
Boarders Wanted-Mrs. Wilbur.
To Let-Allen Haines.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Announcements-Cogia Hassan.
Woolens, &c.--Allen s. Co. cod. rEt
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A HORSE belonging to Mr.. John Moody run
away Saturday morning on Alfred street, in
Biddeford. The wagon to which he was at
tached was considerably damaged.
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Superior Court.


SATURDAY.-State VS.. Inhabitants of Harpswell
Indictment for bad road. Evidence all in.
Mattocks. Webb.
Court adjourned at noon until Monday morning
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THE residence of Mr.. Rufus Small, ON South
street, in Biddeford, has been purchased by
Mr.. o. H. Staples, for $500. We understand
that Mr. Staples intends to occupy the house
himself.
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LONDON, May 25-1L3O A. M.-Consols 9ss a, s3l
for money and account.
American Securities-U S. 5-2Os 1862 9O4; do 1866.
old 911; 1867, 934; U. S. 10-4Os, SO.
FRANKFORT, May 25.-113O A. M.-United States
5-2O's, 1862 06s.
PARIS, May 25.-11.30 A. M-Rentes at 55f 32c.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-11.OO A. M-Cotton opened
firm Midding uplands at III; do Orleans III sales
estimated at z, 900 bales.
p M.-Gotton firm; sales - 600 bales including
5000 for speculation and export. =
PIP M.-Breadstuffs firm; Corn 29s; Pork 49s Cd;
Bacon 20 for Cumberland cut.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

q AT DOC pair, 1872 pair fine perfect kid gloves
in all sizes and colors. Remember they are
perfect gloves of a good quality. We bought
them at half their value and will sell Rthem the
a me way If you would get the sizes and col
ors you want come at once
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HOYT, WHEELER & BRADLEY
AUCTIONEERS

,.a Bees AUCTIONEER al
No. 10 FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON.
Hold Regular Auction Sales every Tuesday Of
Dry Goods, Woolens, Clothing, Carpets,
Fancy Goods, Straw Goods & Hats.
Also every Thursday, sale Of Boots and Shoes,
including New Work City Made Goods for the
retail trade ap54eod3m MW&S
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B Id e F o r. d, S AGO
AND VICINITY.
York County 9. j. Court.


MAY TERM, AT ALFRED-cUTTING, j., PRESIDING
SATURDAY, May 25.-Julia McCrs vs.. Daniel
Wentworth. Breach of promise of marriage. The
parties live in Lebanon. The plaintiff confesses to
he 40 years of age. The defendant does not know
exactly how old he is thinks he is about ~ 43 and
was born in 1927. The plaintiff has had two children
born out of wedlock. The first died in the army
The second school girl She has been, as she says,
twice married, to McCrillis and once morgan
attic marriage, to Mr.. Knox with whom she lived
many years until he died. She bore him one daughter.
He forgot her in his will but the chief legateo paid
her some 1926 for services in the family.
Plaintiff testified to the contract Said that she
was about purchasing a house, that defendant came
to see her in june 1869, after Knox's death in the
fall and persuaded her not to buy the place, and to
have him. On that consideration agreed to marry
him. asked him in July whether he was in earnest
he saysyes. He went to once, twice
and three times week remained from half hour
to two hours. Continued his visits to January, 1870
and then with interruption to July, after promis-
ing marriage. On the Sd Of August, 1870, he mar
ried another women and left me out in the cold.
All this contract defendant denies. He carried her
to his house to do his washing and called on her
at aneighbors he passed by for occasional drink
of water, but never mentioned marriage. Verdict
for defendant.
W. Emery. Copeland
Hamilton.
Charles Bracy VS.. James Ridley, This was an ac-
ton for alleged balance of $3.50 due for labor The
defence claimed violation of contract as the plain-
tiff was to work four months. The plaintiff also
claimed that by the contract he to have his pay
monthly he earned it. Verdict for plaintiff S2i96
M. A. Drew and Hamilton. ttt Love-
Atnoon the court adjourned to Monday afternoon.
In the latter part of Friday afternoon as Mrs
bennett was riding on Elm street, in Bidde-
ford in company with Mrs. Jere. Hobson and
Mr.. Lewis Smith and wife, the rear seat of the
carriage slipped from its place on account of it's
not being properly fastened. Mrs. bennett and
Mrs Hobson were thrown from the carriage.
Mrs. bennett received severe bruises from the
fall, and remained in state of Inconsistencies
until late in the evening, but it i. thought that
her injuries will not prove of serious nature
SHERIFF WARREN has been busily engaged
since the grand jury rose in making fashionable
calls and leaving polite but urgent Invitations
to many of our citizens to attend Court at AL
fred to-day, when the County Attorney will be-
gin upon the criminal docket
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball was
played Friday afternoon on the Resolute
grounds, between the Rival and Glass of '73 B.
B. Clubs, which resulted in favor of the for
mer by the following score:
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ALLEN & Co., 81 Middle street, are selling
Gents Furnishing Goods very cheap.
Call and look at their goods and get their
prices. my27-1w
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YOU can buy summer woOlens at very low
prices of ALLEN & Co., 81 Middle street
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