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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. $50 A.
Arrives at Nashville at..S:S0 A. N.
Leaves Nashville at. 800 P. Il.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 200 P. n.
No. 2 Connecting with Prices Stage Lines for
Alexandra, Liberty and Sparta; also for New
Middleton, Chestnut Mound and COokeville,
win run on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
Leaves Nashville at. 800 A. II.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 11:00 A. u.
Leaves Lebanon at. leo P. M
Arrives at Nashville at..S:3oP. N.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street, at $40
A. NJ, and ESQ p. n.
Arrives at s:15 A. n. and 40 P. n.
The 2:3O p. N. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and Gallatn, except Edge
Geld Junction, and doe Not run on Sunday.
GaIIattn Accommodation Daily.
Leaves Nashville. -oi9O P M
ESSbyfIIe and Decatur railroad.
"a soUTH--Nashyille and Decatur trains
leave tations ON South Cherry street at 8 A. II.
and II. M. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodate at $3.50 P. NJ. (gOes to Column
bia) Trains arrive at $50 A. N. and 4:SO P. N.
Accommodation st 9:65 A. N.
SC. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
CHATTANOOGA train leaves S:45 A. M. and 800 P Il.
" arrives.215 P. N. and 800 A n.
Memphis train leaves. 800 A N. aud 5;l5 PM
arrives. $500 P. n. and 500 A. N.
st. LOUIS ualn leaves .o.UO A NJ
I" arrives. 500 p. NJ.
ruIlahoma train leaves. $3.50 P. NJ.
60 arrives. 9:45 A. NJ.
The S:45 A. N. train does not rHn on Sundays.
The 800 A. N. and 500 P. N. and 5:15 NJ. trains
run daily.
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad.
st. Louis Express leaves Nashville. .6:l5 AN
Memphis and HopkinsVille Express
leaves Nashville. .................. .1:25 P.N
st. Louis Express arrives at Nashville. 100 Am
Memphis and Hopkihsville Express ar
rive at Nashville. .....................-7:5 0 AM
OufsVtIIe and Cincinnati Short Line
Railroad.
Trains leave and syTi-e at Louisville IS tollowS1
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Bouthern Fast Line except
Sunday. 1850 4. N. sos P. n.
Cincinnati Express, daily. 355 P. N. 1885 P. n.
Cincinnati Night Express,
except SCI ardsy ...... .10:40 P. n. 500 A. n.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. 600 A. II. 6:35 P. n.
Lexington Express, except
Sunday. 2:S0 P. NJ 4:55 P. n.
Fra Nt Accommodation,
except SundRy.......,. 1855 P. n. 1890 A. II.
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Serapian Stripes.-Just received, one
case Of Serapian Stripes. These goods are
entirely new and exqUisitely pretty for
walking suits OF PolOnnaise. Lighter fabrics
than Piques.
THoNIPsoN Bios. & KELLY
my21 St Summer street.
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Marriage at The Commercial.

In the parlors of the Commercial Hotel
last night, Col. Richard Warner of Lewis
burg was married to Mrs. Ella Hicks of this
city. The ceremonies were performed by
Rev, DR.. Kelley.
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This Pearl ia always welcome visitor.
Its purity, sprlghtliness and variety win
make it gladden. the hearts Of these who
read &c, and az the very low price Of one
dollar, all should have It. The thrilling
story Of aThe Sisters is concluded in this
number.
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LATEST mARKETs By FELEeHAPH.

CHARLESTON, May 22.-COttOn-mRr-
ket fam; middliDgs 225s; receipts 1s1 bales;
sales 200 bales; stock Il, 695 bales.
GALVESTON, May 22.-CottOn-market
quiet; good ordinary 20ae; receipts 81 bales,
exports eoastWise Is bales; sales so bales;
stock $3.50 bales.
MOBILE, May 22.--COtton firm, mid
dlings 223d223c; receipts 81 bales; sales
200 bales; stock 4,354 bales.
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Tine Baruard Impeachment

ALBANY, N. Y, May 22.-The Court of
Impeachment met this morning, Judge
Barnard present in person and by counsel,
VIM. A. Beach. At the desire of the latter
time was given for preparation of special
pleas for the defense, and the Court adj
iourned to Saratoga July II,
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, nngworIos, salt-rheuIn, and other
cutaneOus affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Casvel, Hazard &
Co, New York.
uar31 sunesthurs "
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The spring wheat for miles around Chap
paqua has been trampled down, and the
top rails have been pushed OF al the fences.
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The surest sign that Spring is fairly
upon US, is the breaking up of the ice in
Lake Erie, and the first shipment Of the
celebrated Kelly's Island CataWba to Slime
& Birmingham, Sole Agents for Nashville.
amid #
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A fresh supply of ladies', misses, and
ehildren's Shoes and Slippers, in plain and
fancy colors, at low prices, at the Eagle
Shoe Store, II Public Square.
my19 If JOHN HoLAHAN.
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Trunks of ALI Sizes.-A splendid as
sortment of travelling hand Bags. Offered
at very Low PRICES for Cash.
j. RAMAGE & Son,
my11 If As College st.
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Boots and Shoes 25 per cent lower
than any other house in the city at the
Peoples Shoe Store, "a North College st.
mY19 1w j. w. LAwLEss 6 Co.
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The alarm of fire about O'Clock last
night was occasioned by the burning out of
q chimney at the clothing store of Mr..
KirshbaUm on North College street.
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Come at Last-That celebrated KeIy's
Island Catawba Wine, which the Agents,
Slime & Birmingham, Public Square, are
ready to supply to the trade at the com
pany's prices. sp14 tt
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STEAMBOATS,.

EiOr Cairo, Sc. Louis, a
Il Memphis, YieIks-
burE and New Orleans. - -
The fine Steamer BURKSgHI.4sB, W IL.
Carroll, IT,, Master, ". Il. Byers, Clerk, win
leave as above on FRIDAY, the 2lth inst, az
4 O'Clock P Il.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70 G.
III. ARTHUR q CO., Agents, a and AZ Front
street, Il
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Hopkins & Lawrence, manufacturers
of ana wholesale dealers in pure Robertson
County Whisky, Apple and Peach Brandies,
springfield, Robertson county, Tenn. Sam
pies sent free to all applicants.
my1l tiljun1
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If you want the best Cook Stove in use,
go to Mcclure, Buck & Co. and buy the
"Fashion" Stove. Over $4,000 in use; every
stove warranted to give satisfaction.
feb13 till iulyI3 deoW6m
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Patent Right for Sale.-Revolving
Quilting and Embroidering Frame, of new
invention. On exhibitioninear music stand
in the Exposition. r. j. GILLIAN.
mvS 3w
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visit 10 the howard school.

The competition between the pupils of
the Howard school and, first, particularly
those of the Hume, and second, those of
all the other public schools in the city, is
still in;progress to show which school is en-
titled to be called "Champion'' in the mat
ter of avoided hardness. The Howard
school is still ahead, as will be seen by the
following:
Per cent of hardness on Tuesday. None.
REPORT FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY q, 1879.
On roll. Abs'nt. Tardy. Per cent.
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DIED

CUNNINGHAM-At his residence iuTEdge-
field, on Wednesday afternoon, May p, #. H.
CUNNINGHAM, aged forty-ttree years and eight
months.
His funeral viii take place from his late resi-"
denee at half past two o'clock to-day Thurs
dsy). Services at the Cathedral at O'Clock.
The members Of Saint NLary's Orphan Society
are requested to meet I'm the basement Of the
Cathedral ct 10 o'clock this Thursday morning
p. OLWILL, President.
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Bargains in fashionable Dress Goods at
Manloye, Richards & Meadors'.
my19 St sur, tues,th
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Marriage Guide. - Interesting work,
numerous engavings, "a pages. Price so
cents. Address DIR. Butts Dispensary, IL
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sep14 dSEY1y
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Exposition Hats sold only at c. D.
Benson's. One Exposition ticket given
away with each hat sold. Remember the
place, No. % North Cherry street.
mY22-tf
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Carpets.-A large stock of best makes and
newest designs at reduced prices, cheap,
at Manlove, Richards & Meadors'.
mY19 st sun, tues,th
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Sheep.-50O Grade Merino and Leicester
ewes; promising Brown Dick colts, well
broken, for sale for cash or approved psper.
mv23-lW A, q, EWING.
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Infants.-Much suffering to these ten
der little buds of the family might be al
layed by using Mrs. Wbitcomb's Syrup.
iSee advertisement in another column.
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is only one block from the United
States Mint. my21 1w
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500 pair Last. Bal. at slips, worth 81.
Everything else low in proportion at the
Peoples Shoe Store, 81 North College st.
mY19 1W j. W. LAwLEss & Co.
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The Great Sale of brick cottages and
a number of lots will come off in Hynes'
addition to-day. Let everybody attend.
mav22-1k
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Attend the Hynes sale to come off in
West Nashville, this day at IL o'clock. 1t
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For Ladies' Dresses go to headquar-
tiers. 5000 suits on hand.
my23-1t G. RICE q Co.
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Cheap ParasOls.-Go to the Trade
Palace tor bargains in Parasols.
my23-2t JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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Don't Forget the Hynes sale in West
Nashville to-day. Six brick cottages and
number of lots, 1t
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5000 yards Summer Silks greatly re-
duced to close them out.
my23-1t &. RICE & Co.
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Prices Marked DOWn.-Go to the
Trade Palace for great bargains in Dress
Goods. JOHN GILGAN & Co.
may23-2t
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Last Week of Exposition special bar
gains in Silks and LaCes at G. Rice s.
Co.'s. 1t
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The Proposition Of Gen. 1Kitz and
senator soos- Action Of the Cover
nor.
Gov. Brown forwarded the following yes
terday, to the Commissioners of Immigra-
ton, Messrs. Charlton, of Knoxville, Dom
ohue, of Memphis, and Motif, Of this city
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 81, l872.-To
His Exeellency John G. Brown, Governor
Of the State Of Tennessee In compliance
with your predecessors kind invitation,
have paid your State visit and am con-
yinced that despite of the many induce
nlents it would seem to offer to
immigrants from abroad, its pecu-
liar location and the many advan-
tageous offers made by other States, rail-
road corporations and individuals, Ten
nessee must fail to secure large bulk of
the foreign immigration so coveted, unless
a new departure is made by the proprietors
of large tracts of unoccupied lands, and by
an apparent liberality as yet not attempted
by the landholders of other States, andf
offer to persons contemplating emigration
such material advantages in Tennessee as
shall, with moral certainty, secure con-
tinuous stream of immigrants; and more
particularly so far as Swiss immigration is
concerned. If it be your object and desire
TO secure for your State a more than Or
binary share, make the folio wing PROPOSE
ton, which, If accepted, believe
will realize the purpose and SO far as am
individually concerned shall receive in
Switzerland, on my part, hearty co-epera-
ton:
PROPOSITION.
That the land owners of GTundy and the
adjacent counties shall, through the inter-
position of the government of the State of
Tennessee, or some authority acceptable to
the Executive thereof, and designated by
him, convey an aggregate of one hundred
thousand acres of land, in tracts of from
five to ten thousand acres, to Board of
Trust, acceptable to the Consul-Gen-
eral of Switzerland at Washington,
to hold the same in trust for sundry
communes in Switzerland or their
representatives. The Board of Trust re-
ferred to shall have authority and be re-
quired, whenever said commissioners or
their representatives request the same, to
convey to them tracts of from five thousand
to ten thousand acres in fee. ANY portion
of the grant of one hundred thousand acres
conveyed in trust, which shall not have
been demanded by the communal authori-
ties aforesaid, previous to the first day of
January, 1876, shall revert to the respec-
tive dCnators.
l have the honor to remain verEeTespect-
fully your Excellency's obedient servant,
DIR. WILLIAM zoos,
of Schaffhausen, Switzerland.
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Marseilles Quilts.-Go to the Trade
Palace for bargains in Marseilles Quilts.
my23-2t JOHN GILGAN s. Co.
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srATE oF THE yERATHEs-

TsIsgrapAio Report from Sggaal Ssrviss C. F,1G10
81 a, Of 06ssTsatiosIs q O'Clock, p. n
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Remainder of Exposition great closing
out sale at G. Rice & Co.'s. 1t
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New and Elegant GOOds.-Beautiful
organizes and muslins in the very latest
styles, at prices far beLog their real udLue,
just opened at
THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY's,
my23-5t Summer street.
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apo tillmh25,78 eOdsp

groceries is comparatively unknown, although
greater than is generally suppose
The variety, beauty and brilliancy of this display
far surpass what we have expected and is of sncS
character as would do credit to an Eastern CITY,
The different figures are handsomely made
while the arrangement in the cases is most ad-
TniraI,la
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The display of fancy candy and CONNECTIONS is
seen in any city. Nashville has a large
wholesale grocery trade, a fact well
and generally known, but its trade in fine
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THE CANDY MANDATORY

is attracting much attention, it being a novel
feature to a large number Of visitors. Every
kind of stick and fancy candy is manufactured
at the Exposition and those who have never wit
messed the process should not lose this Opportu-
uity. Several hands are kept constantly at work
and it is interesting to witness the aptitude they
have in the manufacture of this great and de-
Ii phtFuI arfiple
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sKY-RoCKETs AND ROMAN CANDLES

calcium and Bengal lights, the slatter of which
were of different cOlors, displayed very success
fully and to great advantage. Atregular inter
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were set off, to the great delight of the immense
number assembled below. These fireworks
were as pretty as any we have ever witnessed in
anv city, and caused much pleasure to the spec
tators. The Engines and Hook and Ladder Com
pany proceeded to Vauxhall street, where the
Engines fired up and got ready for action. AT a
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as follows; The Eclipse, corner High and Broad
streets !; Deluge, corner Vine and Broad streets :
Hamilton. in front of Vie street entrance; the
Stockell halted at the corner Of Spruce and Broad
streets The Hamilton engine was the first to
THROW WATER.
Now commenced spirite d display of the depart
ment, each engine being worked up in handsome
manner by the firemen, Soon was seen
-FOUR STREAMS
of water shooting high in the air, reminding
one Of a. great fountain at play. The spray
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This great department of our country's me
cham cal skill and genius is still favOrite and
interesting feature in the Exposition. In fact, it
is attracting as much attention now as when first
its gigantic wonders were displayed to visitors
The novel machinery, late improvements and
cute inventions SO finely presented, combine in
struction with delight, that are not unappreci-
ated by the thousands who daily attend.
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscosGIN COUNTY,

The Journal says the persons emploved in
weave room No |, Bates Mills. made thai
overseer, Mr. G. III. Hobbs,a present of bean
tiful gold watch, on Thursday morning.
The Bates Company are about to nut 1000
"Pearp spindles into No. mill.
In the Supreme Judicial Court at Auburn
last Wednesday, Michael Ward came in and
paid $500, the amount in which the sureties for
his appearance in a liquor case at the previous
term of court, were Detailed. Ward was in
dicted at the last term for being common sell
Ter, gave bonds for $500 for his appearance and
tnen decamped. Tho County Attorney brought
sult against the bondsmen and recovered as
ABOVE Ihe indictment still hangs over Ward.
The body of Anna Wood, one of the two
girls who committed suicide last November, by
jumping INTO the falls at Lewiston, was found
on Wednesday floating in the river and was re-
covered 1t will be recollected that The hodv
of her companion had been found a few DAYS
previous.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
A flock of thirty whild geese flew into Cant
Alexanders yard on Orrs Island, HarpswelI
last week The Captain drove them into tbe
house with his tame ones, and the next dav
the wild geese were in the market ~
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Mr.. Alfred +. Burrill sawed off one FINGER
entirely, and another nearly off while saving
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Atnespheric Diseases.

The air, without which no creature could live, is
the source Of diseases of which millions e At this
season, especially, the atmosphere is full of the
germs Of many kinds Of sickness. Every globule OF
the mist and fog which cloud the earth and sky in
spring holds in solution its portion of miasmatic
poison.
The evil effects of this aerial virus can only be
certainly averted by increasing the vital activity
the system and securing the full and free exercise
OF all its natural functions, and hence 1t is that
Hostetters Stomach Bitters the great strenh-
ener, regulator and antidote to malaria is impera-
lively required in the spring months.
1t is at this time, too, that Dyspepsia assumes its
most distressing types and that persons of bilious
habit usually suffer most There is an influence in
the air which depresses the spirits as well as the
physical energies, and in order to restore their eas-
ITCHY tonic treatment is absolutely necessary.
All the world knows that the wonderful efficacy Of
Hostetter's Bitters in cases of indigestion, bilious
ness nervous prostraon and malarious fever is due
to the potency Of its tonic Alternative and aperient
materials and the absolutely pure stimulant with
which they are Incorporated.
1t is because the public have been taught by twenty
years. experience that the article can be implicitly
trusted-inasmuch as it performs uniformly and GER
tainly all that 1t is advertised dothat they pre-
fer this sovereign tonic to every other. Hence its
immense and ever-increasing sales and hence, too,
alas! the many counterfeits and limitations, against
which there is no safeguard except the close scrutiny
of the purchaser.
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DIED..

In this city, April 81, Mrs. Julia Whitman, widow
of Hon. VIM. Willis. - - fk q = = ~
In Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth, April 20, Lewis
10 months. 7--Il--7- = '
Funeral services this (Monday) afternoon at
O'Clock, at the M. E. Church. Ferry Village
In Bath April IA. Miss Elizabeth Torrey, aged so
years. .t n mas = ~ 80 49,
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The AUTHOR OF THE ONO LAVAL an en-
tertainment recently given in Columbus to the
members of the press in attendance upon the
state convention, prominent ex-oficer of the
army told the story of the Adair law. Mr..
quar- GUAR was from Carrollton, where, during the
two I;tt, campaign, he was bitterly opposed by
tory has ro u.oggery-keepers, whose names his
bowSe NsS NOT an preserved. Adair was elected,
wits to work J1t to on reaching Columbus set his
up his whisky-vending " opn nav snat would close
mt upon the idea Of making the la rlnaiiy ne
ssspoFios oE for the Resulting tSe
idea he framed bill which passed both Upon this
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-04-22
TORNADO IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

TORNADO IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-A tornado
swept over the up-country OH Thursday night.
The new market house at Columbia, which was
about finished, was blown down. The worst
damage was done in Chester, where sixty
many others seriously damaged. Nobody was
killed, but four colored persons were injured by
falling houses. Miles of fence were blown down
and thousand large fruit trees torn up by the
roots Loss in Chester $50, O00-mostly falling
ON persons of small means r.-1rf..'4 -.lr 8,
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WELLAND CANAL.-We find the following
naraoranb i'm the Welland Tplpor0Dh: - ...

pdTdgTdpH JIG W 6IIdtIU :
SIT affords MS much pleasure to be able to
state that the contractors for the work on the
deep cut have commenced operations in that
part of the canal. Large buildings for stores,
boarding houses and workshops for the use of
Messrs. Cotton & Mitchell are the contractors,
and will no doubt push the work with vigor.
We trust that as a beginning is now made the
entire work of widening and deepening the
canal may be prosecuted to a successful termi-
nation
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick, April -, VIM. W. Pierce and Alice
L. Doughty = :
In Casco, March 81, Increase Whitney, of Casco,
and Sarah Jones, of RAYMOND 1907 TIE--TT =
In Lewiston, April 49, Henry Luce and Christina
Hall. INA - - - - = -
In Lewiston, April 10, Ammi T. Powers and Miss
Ida Pottle. 80 4 - =
In Boston, April IS, George W. Wilder, ESQ.,. of
Boston, and Miss Susan N. Slight, of this city. "