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LOUISIANA.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-The political mud
die is unchanged. In the Senate there was nc
| quorum In the House of the Warmothites 81
members were present.
| A resolution was passed appointing com.
mittee to enquire into the facts concerning the
discharge of theIgrand jury by Judge Abel
A bill of impeachment against Judge Abel
is threatened.
Speaker Carter has surrendered himself be-
fore the Fist District Court bench a warrant
having been issued for him on account of the
Wheyland homicide. His case is progressing.
The general expression that martial law would
be proclaimed to day seemed to have a lquieting
effect ~
THE EXAMINATION OF CARTER.-JUDDE ABEL
RECOGNIZES HIM AS THE SPEAKER
The Carter case came up in the First District
Court to-day, and ten or twelve witnesses were
examined. i.i
AT the conclusion of the trial Judge Abel re-
marked that as the prisoner had not asked to
be discharged, he would adopt the suggestion
OF the counsel and admit him to bail; that it
was clear the killing was done by policeman,
but admitting it was done by an officer from
the Gem, saloon, he, the Judge, recognized
Carter as Speaker of the House until there was
fully organized Senate and House to order
otherwise Even had Carter ordered the Ser
geant-at-Arms to bring before him absent menu
bers, dead or alive, he could not be held respon-
sible for the killing of Wheyland, because
Wheyland, having been unseated was not a
member. .-rs vs re--e
TROUBLE AHEAD-sPEECH OF CARTER
During the trial immense crowds thronged
the Court room corridors and adjoining streets,
who cheered Carter upon his release when he
reached the street. The crowd gathered and
insisted upon his delivering an address tonight
at the Clay statue on Canal street, consequent
ly meeting was held and addressed by Carter
and others. Carter stated that he at the head
of the legal members of the Legislature, would
proceed tomorrow at noon to the Mechanics
Institute, demand admission and the dispersion
of the armed police force from the Hall of the
House of Representatives, over which he, as
legal Speaker has the entire control He will
warn the police and all other armed posses
there to dispense. He said that he wished the
people to witness that they want peace and de-
mand their rights
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Ryw. Il. walker, M. ID,


IProm the Medical Record Of November list, 1s71l
Having been requested to state what 1 know
geographically of Kennedy's Concentrated Ex-
tract Of Pinus Canadensis, and furthermore be-
ing requested to send 1t for publication in the
columns of your journal, beg leave briefly to
tax your patience and generosity.
For the past six months have used this ex-
tyact in many cases affecting the mucous mem
hranes and in almost every case it has given
entire satisfaction. In abrasion of the os and
cervex uter, when applied in its full strength
by means of a pledget of cotton, have found
it far more satisfactory than tannin or iodine
In endometritis it has proved equally satisfac-
tory. Thaye used it with perfect success in
acute and chronic vaginitis, by applying it in
its full strength every other day. have also
used it in several cases of gonorrhea. and must
say that vastly prefer it to the yaunted rem
edy OF claret and tsInin, -"
u Is Certainly a most valuable astringent and
tonic; and doubt not that it will very soon
have its place in our Materia Medica.
E "A E ssis & sS'S w. whipple & Co. Portland,
ana BY Druggists generally. dec23-1w
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FURNITURE.-Quietly and without much os-
tentation Mr.. George A. Whitney, at No. sc
Exchange street, has enlarged his establish
ment and increased his facilities, until he is
now at the head of one of the largest furniture
establishments in New England, manufacture
ing, in all its parts, nearly all the furniture
which he offers for sale; and it is worth while
for the curious to examine his establishment
and become acquainted with its vast magnitude.
Portland is the great headquarters of this
branch of business, having within its limits a
number of very heavy concerns. 1t is crafty
ing to notice this growth, and the more SO when
such men as Mr.. Whitney acquire prominence
in IT,
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WHITTIER has just received from Prout s.
Co., London, Eng. (the largest brush manufac-
turers in the world) large invoice of Tooth
Brushes. These brushes were made to order
from drawings furnished by Whittier. Every
brush is silUer-aoired, red backs, and with his
name on every handle, fifteen different styles.
Every brush is warranted not to annoy the
user by loose hristles in the mouth and by the
enterprise of Whittier in ordering direct from
the manufacturer, the prices are much lower
than usual. The public will be glad to know
the above facts.
So rapidly does health decline When attacked
by kidney, bladder and glandular diseases,
mental and physical debility, diabetes, gravel,
female Irregularities and maladies of the urino-
genital organs that no time should be lost in
partaking af an occasional dose of SMoLAN-
DER's Buchu, which will drive all the above
complaints out of the system, and restoration
to health will surely ensue jan9th-eod1w
GLOVES enough for all the hand-tsome) hands
in Maine at the fire sale at Cogia Hassan's, on
Monday. jan12-2t
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THE PRESS
SATURDAY MORNING., JAN. 10, 1872.
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
NJ. L. A.-Miss Kate Stanton.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries and Store Fixtures-F. .. Bailey q Co.
Elegant New Sleighs-F. o. Bailey q Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Choice Apples-J. S. Crockett.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Franklin Fire ms. Co.-Rollins & Adams.
Excellent Business Opportunity-Taylor g. Co.
Custom Tailoring Business-Taylor & Co.
Chopping Wood Business-Taylor & Co.
Grocery Store for Sale-Taylor s. Co.
Confectionery Store for Sale-Taylor s. Co.
To Physicians-Mrs. M. S. Ware.
Pulmonary Balsam.
Portland Manufactures-Geo. A. Whitney.
Portland Lloyds-Chas. W. Ford.
Wanted-Ieorge A. Whitney.
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European Markets.

LONDON. Jan, 12--l1 80 A M.-Consols at 90 for
money and account.
American Securties-U. S. 5-2O's 1862 915; do 1855
old, SO; do 1867. %; U. S. 10-40's. so.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 12.-United States 5-2O's, 1852
Sc q 96a.
LIyERPQoI, Jan. 1e-l0.30 A. M.-Cotton strong;
Middling uplands 10s a 10Ad; do Orleans 1Os a 10sd
sales OF the day estimated at bales sales of the
week were 1s6 900 bales for export 600 bales for
speculation $4,000 bales; stock in port 900 bales
of which 1872 900 bales Americana receipts for the
week 10l 900 bales; American, $4,000 bales.
LONDON, Jap. 12-l.3O r. M.-Consos 925 q % fol
money aud account.
LONDON, Jan. 12-1.30 P. M.-Tallow 49s Cd. Spir.
its Petroleum IA q los.
PARIS, Jan. 12;-The amount of specie in the Bank
of France has decreased 1000 900 apcs during the
week.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12-1.3O P. M-Cotton active and
frmer; Middlng uplands 1Oid; do Orleans 1Osd
sales estimated at 5000 bales of which 5000 bale,
were for export an speculation; stock aoat 500 Coz
bales Of which $4,000 American. Breadstuffi
quiet; California Whea. I2s Cd, Red Spring lis 81
lis ID FED Winter f2s; receipts for three days l5
ooO quarters, Of which 5000 are american,
HAVANA, jan. bacon SIs u cwt. American
sugar cured Hams $22 qti, Lard in tins SIS % y
gu. ESchapae on United States, so days sight, cur
rency q II per cent. premium; Gold 81 a Oh pei
cent. premium; short sight, in Gold, III per cent
premium; on Paris a 81 per cent. premium.
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THE PORTLAND SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION has
elected its officers for 1872 as follows: Joseph
B. Hall President; Mrs. j. X. King, Vice Presi-
dent; John B. Thorndike, Recording Secretary
Miss Eta Yeaton, Corresponding Secretary;
Stephen r. Porter, Treasurer; Mrs. Philbrook,
Mrs, A. Hooper, George HI. Barr and Mr..
Brown Executive Committee. In connection
with the association Children's Institute has
been organized which meets in Temperance
Hall every Sunday at 1.3O p. m. E*aI
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HAVANA, Jan. 6.-Ereights are trmer, owing part
~ TO the uesire Of shipping produce Immediate
ly. The quotations are as follows limited States 81
"a % box Sugar, "a p hhds do and So 90 a 25
do do on the coast; Molasses nominal; Falmouth for
Continent, according to port of Loading and destipa-
ton. The engagements sipce last report re:-New
York-Br bark lu,npie, 800 hhds Melado, via Matas-
zas, 50; brig Antilles, North Of Hatteras $50 do Su-
gar, via Zara at So 25; for Falmouth and orders Sp
bark Elna 1000 boxes do at S5s If ordered to port
in Great hritain and 37s cd to port between BOr-
deaux and Hamburg
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There will be
Temperance meeting at Preble Street chapel
Sunday evening at O'Clock. The question sug-
gested for discussion is 1.-THE relative import
ance of the moral or legal methods of conduct
ing the Temperance Reform" The public are
respectfully invited to attend and take part in
the discussion of this important subject.
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MAINE.
Especial to Press.] .v

FIRE AT WEST PENNINGTON.
= FARMINGToN, Jan. 12.-At four o'clock this
morning fire was discovered in the upper story
of the house owned and occupied by Mr.. David
Bean, at West Pennington. The alarm was
promptly given and in a few moments large
crowd were ON the spot, many from our vii
lage being there. The fire was caused by some
children playing with matches and setting on
fire a lot of excelsior or patent bed filling. Be
fore the fire could be extinguished the roof and
upper portion of the house was ruined. Loss
about $500: no insurance.
Especial dispatch by International Line.l
THE SCHOONER IDAHO. -
CAMDEN, Jan. 1.-THE schooner Idaho of
Winterport, of seyenty-five tons burthen wreck
ed last Sunday on Matinicus, was brought into
this harbor this afternoon by steamer G. B..
Sanford.
The Sanford started with the wreck last even
ing but parting her hawser lost her. She was
picked up off Camden this morning by James
Frye as wrecker. fl. &
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JANUARY CIVIL AND CRIMINAL TERM, LANE, j.,
PRESIDING. ...t.
FR1DAY.-State VS.. William Murphy. Search and
seizure. Verdict, guilty.
Mattocks. A. w. Bradbury.
The of Ridlon indicted for adultery with Mary
Francis Bond, was postponed to next Friday, ac-
count of the absence of material witness for the de-
fence.
Court adjourned to Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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xLIID CONGRESS--SECOND SESSION,
HOUSE.

HOUSE
WASHINGTON, Jan. L.
A large number of pension bills were report
ed from the Committee on Invalid Pensions and
passed.
A resolution directing the Post-office Com
mittee to inquire into the contracts recently
made for the transportation of mails, with pow
er to send for persons and papers. Adopted.
The House then adjourned until Monday.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 12-Euening.-The situation in
tpe Natural result @ IF the easv coon of be Mopey
market. There increased demand for Govern
ment bonds at improving prices The inquiry for
railway mortgages was quite active and railway and
miscellaneous speculations strong. Money easy
at q per cent Sterling Exchange steadyat l09s q
1891. Gold firm at 10SB9 109; loans at q per cent
for carrying; cearancesswere $780, 000, 900. Govern
ments firmer, State bonds quiet and steady.
Stocks were higher but closed trife off at the best
figures, though steady. Union Pacific was higher on
purchases accredited to parties connected with the
Western Union Telegraph 1t is stated that the pur
chases made for the purpose of controlling the
getting control Of the Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph
The following the closing quotations of Govern
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VIRGINIA.,
PILoTAGE OF THE JAMEs.-THE RATE OF

H1H1oH1h0H OF TIE JAnIES' KATE UF
.-... ...l..a. INTEREST kss EG 81
NEW YORK, Jan. IA Richmond dispatch
states that the House of Delegates yesterday
passed a new pilot law, abolishing compulsory
pilotage on the James river, and the pilot tax
on all coasting vessels.
A joint resolution has been passed, submit
ting an amendment to the Constitution to the
people, fixing the maximum rate of interest at
II per cent. lr .- ~
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Jan. 1.-THE Nebraska Legislature
has passed bill recalling the constitutional
convention which framed the constitution
which was subsequently rejected by the people.
THE SNOW BLocKADE CONTINUES
The latest reports of the condition Of the I'm
ion Pacific fairodd state that several trains are
stuck at Lookout, 49, ~ Af''' are
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ONE of the strongest and first Insurance
Companies to make their annual report of
standing January, 1872, is the Franklin of
Philadelphia who show, as will be seen by no
tice in advertisement column, assets of over
$3,000,000i Notwithstanding their heavy losses
at Chicago 1t will be seen by report that the
business of the company has increasedlnearly
three fold during the past year, and Rollins &
Adams, the agents in this city, assure us that
their business for the company is five times
greater than last year
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RECEIPTS.

After the report of these officers, brief and
good speeches were made by Rev. c. w. Buck
of the Park street chxrch, Rev. Mr.. Bailey of
the First Parish, Geo F. Talbot, Esq, Rev. Mr..
Snow of Deering, S. T. Pullen, Esq, Charles
e. Jose and others. The Secretary and Teas
urer were thanked for their past labors, and
vote of thanks was passed acknowledging the
kindness of the Second Advent society in post
poning their regular Friday evening meeting
and allowing the Fraternity the use of their
hall in which the meeting was held. The meet
ing then dissolved
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Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, Jan. 12--Evening. firm at sc
advance; Middling uplands at 22sc. Flour dull and
round hoop Ohio 6 10 a 745; Western 80 Is 80
Southern so a 9 so, Wheat dull, heavy and lower
sales ss 600 bush; No Spring at IS IS; No do
White Michigan 1 6s q 17s. Corn lower and in mod
crate demand; sales $4,000 bush; new Mixed Wes-
tern 70 74c aoat Oats dull and heavy; sales 81 900
bush at 81 q 564c. Beef quiet. Pork quiet and firm
new mess IA 90 g II 12 old do 10 II 10 81. Lard firm
at g sie b. Butter steady Whiskey shade easier
10 a dc Molasses in fair request; New Orleans As
6ssc Rosin quiet and unchanged at 10 for strained.
Petroleum dull; crude 12ac; refined 23i q 23lc. Tai
low steady at 81 a 94c.
Freights to Liverpool quiet; Corn ed per sail.
CHICAGO, Jan, 12.-Flour active and lower for
lower grades sales large at unchanged prices. Wheat
dull and lower; mol Spring 26k; No do at 22s
No %s do at y i2 Corn dull and dropping; n
dull aud shade lower; No It &c; rejected f at sOic
lower at 1900. Lard dull and dropping at She
Green meats lower; hams 6ac; shoulders 5sc; rough
sides 5c; short rib mddles 5sc short clear middles
81 a 5ac. Bulk Meats unchanged. Live Hogs in fail
demand and lower at 20 q $50; dressed unsettled
and lower at 90 g %, Whiskey nominal;
900 bush corn 10000 bush oats, 5000 bush rye OO(
bush barley % 900 hogs.
shipments-5,OOo bbls -four, 1000 bush wheat 20 OO(
bush corn, $4,000 bush oats, 5000 bush rye 5000
hogs.
There is now 100000 busbs grain In store. ThG
storage capacity Of all elevators is only 1000 900 bush
in excess of this amount,
CdNGINNATI, Jan. 12.-Pork dull and unchanged
at 10 u a ID 20. Lard quiet and weak at 81 q 9se-
Bulk Meats quiet and weak shoulders SIC; sides 81
@ &C. Bacon steady; shoulders 81 a Ssc; sides II q
1sc Hams 12lc. Live Hogs quiet and weak at %
"a 30; receipts $500 head. Whiskey steady at sec
Green meats dull and dropping; shoulders At a 4ac
sides st @ 6sc, Hams q SIC.
TOLEDO, Jan. 12.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat dull dropping; extra White Michigan So
Amber Michigan As; No White Michigan ga
Corn dull and shade lower; high mixed 4Sc; low dc
AIT 473c; Yellow 1850 Oats dull and shede lower
Michigan 41ac.
CHARIEsToN, Jan 1e.-Cotton strong: Middling up
lands 204 q 2O3c.
| SAVANNAH, Jan. 12.-Cotton active and firm Mid,
ding uplands 20s q 21c.
MOBILE, Jan. 12.-Cotton active and advancing;
Middling upands at 20!e,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-Cotton active and excited
Middling uplands q a 21lc.
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Steamship Moravian sailed from st. Johns
N. f. for Portland, ON Thursday evening" and
was followed by the North American GU Fri
day morning. The Moravian is expected to
arrive here on Sunday, when she will at once
discharge, take return cargo and mails for
Liverpool, and sail as soon as possible.
A car load of cotton, destined for Lewiston,
took fire from spark of the locomotive ON
Thursday between this city and Saco, and as it
was found impossible to extinguish the flames, it
was unshackeled and left behind. Both cotton
and car were destroyed. Loss $4,000.
We were gratified yesterday by call from
Mr. Coombs Que of the editorial staff of the
Newburyport Herald, one of the brightest and
most readable papers in New England, although
1t does not patronize the Associated Press and
have the morning dispatches.
Rev. H. Whitcher will deliver an interesting
lecture on the "Wonders of Nature" at the
Duck Pond Meeting House, in Westbrook, on
Sunday evening next A description of Howes
Cave in the State of New York, will be given.
The sentence imposed by Judge Morris in
the case of John Glenn, for creating disturb
ance at Miss O'Gorman's lecture on Thursday
evening, should warn all persons that public
gatherings are not to be disturbed with impu-
nifty.
The ,Children's Progressive Lyceum, will give
one of their popular concerts at Army and Ma
w Hall, Sunday evening, at IL o'clock -i'
Our venerable townsman, Elias Thomas, will
complete his hundrdeth year tomorrow Is
there another native resident of Portland who
was born subject of George LII.
Dr. A o. Shaw's horse, which was stolen in
front of a store on Fore street Thursday even
ing, was found at late hour between Morrilrs
and Woodford's Corners and returned to the
owner. He was in a profuse perspiration and
had long and hard drive.
Miss Edith O'Gorman will make her last ap-
pearance on Monday evening at City Hall, and
describe the manner in which she escaped from
the Convent of st. Joseph
The report that man had his leg broken at
the Kerosene Works on Thursday, had no
foundation s-trI
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BEFORE JUDGE WALTON.
FRIDAY.-Mary o. Hammond, libellant, VS.. Eph-
rain Hammond. Libel for divorce. Cause deser-
tion for more than three years, drunkenness and
abuse of his wife. Divorce decreed. Care and GUS
tody of minor children decreed to the mother.
Vinton.
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TIMMoNs & HAYES are now discharging from
Schr Nathan Cleaves the best lot of oysters
they have had this winter. Get can for your
Sunday dinner
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exports.

-.,-,.- Foreign Exports.
MATANZAS. Bark H D Stover-74, 1914 feet lum-
ber 2sO7 shocks and heads 1000 box Shocks 800 bbs
potatoes, 5000 hoops.
CARDENAS. Brig D s Soule--3S29 box shocks,
1900 shocks and heads 325 bbs potatoes 75 hoops
SAGUA. Brig A d Whidden-40O9 box shocks.
PONCE PR. Brig Iza-116,25s feet lumber, 1000
laths 10000 capboards 100000 shingles, 500 shocks
and heads Wh
ST JOHN, NIB. Sch Black Bird-5OO bbls -four, 90
tons bran, 2460 gals refined oil. OH
Sch Z & Wilams-600 bbls -four 1850 bush oats
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f. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell on Market st. at
IL o'clock this morning span of fine horses,
also sleighs, pungs, harnesses, &c.
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THE Sunday Star which shines for all, twink
led for more patrons last week than ever 81
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THEATRE.-Miss Flora Myers was greeted
with large audience at Music Hall last eve
ming, and the romantic Irish drama of "Peep
ODay," was finely presented. Miss Myers in
the role of Kathleen, gave the utmost satisfac-
tion and proved herself to be an actress of great
ability. She has amply fulfilled the promise of
her youth, and her charming appearance and
graceful acting won for her a host of friends
MIR. Walter Purcell, as Harry Kavanagh, and
Miss Edwina Grey as Mary Grace, were also
worthy of praise. Mr.. G. A. Hill is one of the
best Irish comedians that has ever appeared in
this city, and his impersonation of the charac-
ter of Barney, was excellent in every particu-
lar. Mr.. Frank Budworth was immense in his
Dutch eccentricities, and received double en-
core. This evening the beautiful drama of
"Dora," and the favorite farce of t'Parney, the
Baron," will be presented All who desire to
see first-class company in most attractive
performance, should embrace this last opportu-
nity
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UTAH.
PREPARING TO BECOME A STATE

PREPARING TO BECOME A STATE.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. IA bill for the
election of 140 delegates to a convention to
frame and adopt State constitution forU tab
passed the House this afternoon. The election
will be held on the 29th inst, and the conven-
ton will meet February 18th.
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THE ST. JULIAN HOTEL, the only house on
the European plan in the city, corner of Middle
and Plum streets. Rooms at IS cents and 81
per day. Parties coming to town will do well
to patronize this first-class Hotel on the Eu-
ropean plan. f jan13-4t
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HANDKERcHIEFs from Gets upwards at
Sweetser & MerIlps ,---i --.'.l FL.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

KID Gloves from 4Octs to 50 at Sweetser &,
Merril's 169 Middle st.
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CoGA HAssAN will close out every article in
his store, commencing on Monday. jan12-2t
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GREAT will be the rush on Monday for dam
aged goods at Cogia Hassans.. jan12-2t.
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WHITTIER, Druggist, agent for Southmayd's
Pure Candies. Forty-fve kinds Warranted
fresh and pure t .-If
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Ho! for the hosiery damaged by fire-to be
offered ON Monday at Cogia Hassans. in12-2t
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FIRE many friends of G. A. Merry will be
glad to know he has returned to his old stand
near City Hall, where he is prepared to give
them clean shave.
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MAsoNIc.-The elected officers of Mount
Vernon Chapter were installed last evening by
Past High Priest George p Gross. The list is
as follows: j. Y. Hodsdon, H. PEE. Allen,
K; L. w. Fobes, S.; VIM. E. Gibbs, c. H. j.
c. Small, P. S.; Emmons Chapman, R. A. C.
A. S. Kinds, M. Sd "; Chas. W. Allen, M.
I'd "; John S. Harris, NJ LIST "; Chas Fobes
Treasurer; Ira Berry, Jr., Secretary; F. F.
Hale, s. g.; G. C. Harmon, j. s.; Warren
Phillips, Sentinel; VIM. Ross, Jr,, Organist.