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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-26
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

George 0. Cannon, delegate elect from Utah,
files an answer to General Maxwelps contest
ant for the seat in the 43d Congress. Cannon's
reply is very lengthy, and denies all the mate
rial allegations of Maxwell.
Two young men, named Sturtevant and
Towle, of Raymond, N H., we're drowned in a
pond while out cunning Sunday.
The veterans of the war of 1872 paradel the
streets of New York, Monday, in honor of the
evacuation of that city by the British
Walter s. Grffiths, Vice President of the
New York chamber of commerce. died yester-
day.
Bands of Carlist. appear in various parts of
Spain. ~s
Eliza Cook, the English poetess, is hopeless
ly i'll.
Gen Grants official majority in Wisconsin is
1S,493
Gen. Terry takes Gen. Hancock's place in
the Department of Dakota.
The New York Methodist Preachers Meet
ing declare that Prof. Tyndalls prayer test is
impOus and athestical
cabinet, diplomatic corps and the governors of
neighboring States, to attend the grand recep-
ton to be given to Minister Washburne at the
theatre of the Union League, Dec. 4th. The
President will be present.
The home rule meeting at Hyde Park. Lon
uoH, OuuuAy, was FAILURE, only 5UU persons
attending. The meeting was finally broken up
by rufians.
Monday the town council of Worcester R.
l., passed resolutions in honor of Edward Har-
ris the manufacturer,w who died Sunday
s. b. Keys & ca, the Cincinnati bankers,
have suspended in consequences of transactions
for their customers in North Western stocks.
Forty land-holdsrs will be elected to the
peerage in Prussia.
The Conservative Legislature caucus of
North Caolina nominated Vance for U. s. SEN
ator, whereupon several of Merrimon's friends
retired.
The case of Kellow against Yarmouth was
opened yesterday but will not be concluded
for week.
The n. Y. Herald club gave banquet last
night to Stanley the discoveror of Livingstone,
The Liberal Republicans CT Corning, Mass,
have nominated JOS f. Pandos for Mayor
The total receipts of the relief fund for Bos.
ton, up to Monday night, were $164, 112.O4
construction train on the Atkinson, Lev
enworth q Sante Fe railroad, passed through a
heard of buffaloes Monday, covering an extent
of country ten miles long by two miles wide
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wsIssss e s'ss sa1ss s z
q iosc refining u q loc: Coffee = firm; Rio at Il
q Isle in Gold. MolassessquIet; New Orleans 80 a
Sc Naval stores-SPrts TnrPentino P asm at 81
quiet; crude 13a g 14c; refined at q g a7ac Tallow
weak at 81 g 9ic. Linsesd Oil 50 q Sc
Freights to Liverpool very firm; Cotton per ste m
er q S-1ed.
CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-Flour quiet and unchanged d.
Wheat weak ant lower; No Spring at IL q az ~
No Spring at 10 on spot ost seller Dec No 20
rejected SOC. Oats steady No at assc rejected 22l
steady; No Fall at saS a ssic Provisions in fair
demand and lower. Pork at 10 90 q 10 80 on spot;
seller Dec easier at Is % @13 80. Lard in fair de-
mand and lower at u g u on spot or seller Dec;
or; hams att g &c spot; shoulders 81 g &c; long
Bulk Meat is 70 IS days in salt; shoulders lie; long
clear c middles 60 q 61c Whiskey dull and lower at
Ss4c.
Lake Freights; Corn to Buffalo at lie.
Receipts-5000 bbls flour, so, 900 bush wheat, 49,
900 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats 5000 rye 900 bush
Shipments-e,oo bbls flour, So 900 bush wheat 49,
900 lush corn, 5000 bush, 1900 bush barley.
ysCISGINNATI Nov. 25-Pork quiet at y 70 q Is 90.
hard dull ;tesm y !sc kettle at = III Bulk TX
sides at 81 clear sides 63c. Bacon dull shoulders at
5c clear rib sides 9ic clear sides 9sc green meats
quiet shoulders 3sc; sides st; hams @ SIC for mid.
to light averages. Live Hogs steady at 4 90 a Is,
latter outside rate; bulk sales 10 a H. Whiskey
ID firm at soc.
TOLEDO, Nov. 25.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat firm; Amber Michigan 46f; Dsd 464 all
the year 48&; No Red Al. Corn firm and In fair
demand; high Mixed 39c new do 81 a 373; low do at
3S3c; new 36} 9 SIC. Oats quiet and unchanged; No
at S6c No at 3oc. Seeds closed at 90 q 05 for
best qalities.
Lake Freghts firm; Wheat to Buffalo u 9s; to
Oswego IA a Is.
Receipts-2OOO bbs -four, 5000 bush wheat, 5000
bush corn, 81 900 bush oats.
Shipments-50O0 bbls -four, 1900 bush wheat, l.
600 bush corn, 10000 bush oats
DETROIT, Nov. 25.-Wheat active and higher extra
at IS; No White Go; Amber Michigan 40. Corn
steady at 45lc Oats in good demand at 3OIc Dressed
Hogs 90.
Receipts--2000 bbls flour, 1000 bush wheat
Shipments--30O0 bbls flour, II, 900 bush wheat.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 26-Cotton steady; Middling
uplands 1850.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 25.-Cotton quiet and nrm;
Mddhng uplands at 1s} a 1Ssc.
MOBILE, Nov 25.-Cotton active; Niiddling uplands
1sac.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-Cotton firm; Midiling
upands 19ac.
European Markets.
LONDON, Now 25-11.3O A. M.-Consols opened at
9z3 for money and account.
American sccurities-U. s. 5-20's 1865, old, 90a
do 1861 93t; 1o-4Os s73; 5s ssh; Erie Railways
at Az.
LONDON, Nov. 25-6.0o P. M.-Consols closed at 921
for money and account.
American securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. $500 Motion closed
firm but unchanged.
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FOR N.
The Expedition ag.in.. slavery.


LONDON Nov 25.-The United States steam
ship Yantic arrived at Alden on Friday last,
bound for Zanzibar. She is now coalng, and
after being supplied will Immediately leave.
The United States flagship Colorado's orders
have been changed, and it is rumored she will
also go to Zanzibar
The british steamship Brton is at Alden
waiting the arrival of Sir Bartle Frere. The
naval officers are enthusiastic over the anticpa-
ton OF an expedition against slavery.
The khediye will also send troops to Zanzi-
bar, He desires to anticipate the English ex-
petition in the seizure of the Lake regions of
of the Nile
The French Assembly
Special dispatches from Paris to the London
evening papers report that the situation is
gloomy The majority in the National Assem-
bly,, II Is stated has determined to adhere to
the position it has taken, and u compromise of
the differences between the executive and legis-
latlve departments of the government is re-
garded as impossible.
Terrible Gales Continue-Great Loss Of
Property and Life.
Dispatches from all points describe the gales
in the English Channel Saturday as terrific.
Many vessels were wrecked and the loss of life
considerable
Officers Arrested for Treason.
A despatch from Rome to the Echo says that
hve persons prominently contested with the
govern nent, who held a radical meeting in that
CITY yesterday, had been arrested and will be
tried on charge of high treason.
A case filled with Orsini bombs, destined for
Rome, has been seized by the police at the rail-
way station in Leghorn
The French Presidency.
PARIS, Nov. 25.--It is announced to-day that
members of the party of the Right in the Ma
tlonai Assembly have selected Gen. Charger
nier as their candidate for President of the Re-
public IL the event of the resignation of Theirs.
Report Of the Committee ON Address
Great Anxiety at the Situation.
PARIS, Nov. 22-Evening committee
on the address have completed their report.
they propose the immediate nomination of a
select committee of fifteen to draw up bill
providing for the creation of a responsible min
lstry They declare reply to the Presidents
message unnecessary. This report suggests no
solution of constitutional questions. The ma
Jority of the committee favorable to the Presi-
dent have resolved to prepare a counter report.
The report of the majority which makes the
rupture between President Theirs and the Right
complete causes much anxiety in political cir
cles.
The LIE Soir advises the President to retort in
a second message.
The majority of the Right is disposed to ac-
cept Theirs resignation if rendered, and APP
point Gen. Changannier Dictator; Duke De
Broglie and Messeurs Batbie and Desjardins
in the Cabinet.
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Parties Find 100000 Worth

Dazzling Diamond Story.
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THE free list of the PRESS like that of every
paper has assumed such proportions that the
Publishers have deemed it necessary to
materially reduce it by dropping off large
number whose relations might have been such
with former Publishers as to warrant them the
favor, but who are unknown to the present
management. 1t is not their purpose to do in
justice to any party; and perhaps in the list
dropped, there are those who may be entitled
to the favor. In such instances the Publishers
will readily rectify any mistake brought to their
notice
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At the regular meeting of the School Com
mittee last evening, it was resolved that all
scholars of the Grammar and Primary schools
have leave to attend drawing lessons.
The application of Miss Lizzie Rideout for a
position as teacher was referred to the Commit
tee on Examination.
Bills of incidental expenses presented by the
Execu i've Committee, for S79515, were passed.
1T was announced that Miss Carrie Mathews,
teacher of drawing, will furnish instruction in
drawing at the High School building, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afternoons
from 2 to d o'clock, for teachers alone. She
will also give lessons to teachers and scholars,
for the remainder of the week, to all who wish
to attend. All teachers are expected to be at
the High School building at the times NEIL
toned.
A more particular report will be given in the
press, and sent to teachers of the different
schools
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EDW DHANDONy
Chairman of Committee on Securities of New
York StncIx


NEW YORK, Nov. 25-Evening-Cotton in good
demand sales 1904 bales; Mddling upands at 1sac.
Flour quiet and unchanged; sales 10, 800 bbls State
w q 80; Round hoop Ohio 90 q Q %; Western
g &c lower; sales 5000 bush; No | Spring 81 g
81; No 2 do 4s "a IS; Winter Red Western 60 4
lower; sales 1876 600 bush; steamer Mixed Western
&c do sail 63t G4c. Oats quiet; sales 3s 900 bush
White % a soc; old Western Mixed 5O4 @ 52lc Beef
quiet. Pork dull; new mess 16 90. Lard weak; steam
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Vessel Badly Damaged.

Vessel Badly Damaged.
EAsTPoRT, Nov. 25.-The brig Harold, Sin
clair, of and from St. John for Cardenas, with
box shocks, went ashore at West Quoddy Sat-
urday, in a snow squall. The revenue cutter
Mosswood, Capt Hodsdon, left here to assist
her. They got the brig of and towed her in
here yesterday. She is badly injured Her
bottom thought to be out
Found Drowned.
BANGOR, Nov. 25.-Eugene Brown, a young
man belonging in Foxcroft, who has been miss
ing for week, was found drowned in brook
in that town yesterday.
G. w. Spratts livery stable in Brewer was
damaged $500 by fire, this evening. insured.
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CUMBERLAND Comfy MEDICAL SOCIETY
Tomorrow this society will hold its sixth an-
nual meeting which, will doubtless be of unusu-
al interest to its members as an election OF ON
GERS for the ensuing year will then be held, an
annual address delivered and other important
business to the regular profession transacted.
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LIQUOR SEIZURE IN BRUNSWICK FRI
day last, Deputy Sheriff Jordan made seizure
of quantity of ale at the refreshment saloon
in the Maine Central railroad station in Bruins
wick, kept by William f. Field, and had him
brought before Justice Humphreys Mr.. Field
pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and costs,
which he paid.
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To the Editor Of the Press
should like to inquire through thesPREss, II
the distemper now prevailing among horses
may not be traced to the pernlcious and snhu-
man practice of Clipping"
To deprive them of the covering God intended
for their shield in cold weather may have de-
veloped the disease th:t has assumed this
deadly distemper. What would be the effect
of such course on human beings to remove
the warm clothing, which is our defense in ex-
posture and cold, and send US nearly naked to
bear the blasts of winter. Let common sense
and humanity answer. INQUIRER.
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Y. M. G. A.-The Young Mems Christian
Association of this city will open an evening
school for boys and young men, at their rooms,
corner of Congress and Casco streets, beginning
Monday evening, December I'd. Those desiring
to attend, can obtain their tickets of admission
from the agent of the Association at the rooms
any evening during the week
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa c. Stanton,
Janin Bost and Cotton have arrived from the
diamond fields. Stanton has one ruby which
he says is worth S150,000 The whole lot of
diamonds brought by this party is represented
worth $1,0O0,00O. 1t is still claimed by some
persons that the fields have been "salted," but
the reports are very conflicting. The fields are
said to be located near the head of the Rio
Grande. Stanton reports that the fields visited
by him are twelve miles square and situated in
a desolate region
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


M1esachusctts Ae&fsi0tufc.
BoNsoN, Nov 25.-In the State Senate this
afternoon the joint special committee on so
much of the address of the Governor, at the
convening of the special session of the Legisla-
ture, az referred to insurance, reported . gem
eral insurance bill. Under suspension of the
Senate rules the bill was ordered to 3 third
reading without debate.
In the House of Representatives a bill was
reported authorizing the city of Boston to bor-
row $40, 00O, 900, and loan the same on proper
security to sufferers by the fire. The act is to
be accepted by both branches of the city coun-
Gil before it becomes valid.
Identified.
The body found in the ruins of the fire yes
terday has been identified as Jno. Dillon, aged
IS, a resident of South Boston. Another body
was found to-day not identified.
Suspension.
The suspension is announced of Franklin
Snow & Co., E. Snow & Sons, Gerrish, French
and Hall, Myrick & Co., all fish dealers.
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The Alabama State Omcers.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 25.-Gov. Lewis and all
the newly elected officers took the oath of Of
fee this morning The body sitting at the U.
S. Court room adjourned till tomorrow. Gov.
Lewis has SO far recognized neither body. 1t
is rumored that he will issue proclamation
converting the legislature to meet at the capitol
tomorrow at o'clock.
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that large class is being formed from our
young mechanics in Industrial Drawing. The
Mechanics Association is but doing what is
expected of it in opening its doors and encour-
aging the work. The class meets for it's first
lesson next Friday evening.
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United Sta es Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE SHEPLEI.
MoNDAY.-Wilam T. Harvard and wife VS. G. I.
Railroad Company. Motion by defendant to set
aside the verdict rendered for plaintiff on the ground
ofnew evidence discovered since the trial, based
principally upon actual admcasurement of the dis
tances with relation to the and the platform of
the West Paris depot where the injury received.
Motion argued by Bradbury for defendant. A. A.
Strout for plaintiff. rs-..-.s e-.
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STEAMER MoNTREAL.-This fine substantial
steamer took her place on the Boston line last
evening, having been put into excellent condi-
ton during the last few days. She was not
much injured last week, but it took longer to
get ready to make the repairs than to do the
work
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New Work Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25-Morning.-Gold at 112i-
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange, long, 10S}
q ITO. Stocks strong. State Stocks very quiet.
NEW YORK, Nov. DETERMINATIONS dear on
call at 2 per cent per annum to 1-16 per day with
the bulk of business at 1872 q 1-16 and latest at
per cent. Gold to 1-32. Discounts were close with
large applications, which the banks were Iunable to
take the street rate IL a IS per cent. Sterling
Exchange irmer at 1851 q 1888 long, and ITO q 1l0s
for 9a Tas sG a.
rates a per cent. and borrowing Lie to flat; clear
ances S6s, 100000 Treasury disbursements 1926 200.
Governments quiet and firm. State bonds dull and
steady The stock market was active with frequent
fluctuations but in the main was strong and q II
per cent higher. Outside Of Northwestern the deal
ings were the largest in Pacific Mail, Lake Shore,
Ohio and Mississippi, Western Union, Pacific Mail,
Indiana Central and Union Pacific, Pacific Mail ad-
and Lake Shore q per cent while Northwestern pre-
ferred under rumOrs that the bull pool in the COM
mon shares will buy the preferred stock to contest
the next election from So to 102 and fell back to
921 with late rally TO 81 The scarcity of stock how
ever is the best reason for the RISE Some further
settlement was made in common stock, 1000 shares
having been bought in under the rule at 149 to 200
account of Drake Bros, who dsclaim liability as the
principals
together and victmzing the street. In the regular
dealings during the day. the price varied from $40
to i9O and fractional lots at lao q 49, Of the 1000
at zoo. As already stated the Northwestern common
has Withdrawn its notice to the stock Exchange of
new issue of 2295 common and n similar number of
preferred shares to take up S455,OO0 outstanding
PenInsuar bonds. The bonds being themselves con.
vertibe presentation and $780, 600 Of them having
already been converted
The following notice is posted on the Stock Ex-
change:
The Union Pacific Railroad Company prepared
to verify in Boston the income bonds Of the company
Such bonds are good delivery only when the fol-
lowing is endorsed thereon: This is valid bond of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company to be signed
by the Treasurer and of the following persons:
Oliver Ames, J. nj. s. Williams, John r. Duff, B. Il.
Bates and F. Gordon Dexter, with the date of said
signatures.
EDWARD BRANDON,
Chairman Of the Committee on Securities
of the New York Stock Exchange.
The following is the decision of the Committee on
Securities in regard to the forged income bonds Of
the Union Pacific Railroad:
Sellers who have delivered counterfeit bonds must
take them back and give genuine bonds for them
without regard to the time elapsed They may, how.
ever require sworn evidence that the bonds returned
are the identical bonds delivered"
(Signed)
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Breaking Ground for n New Railroad.
NEWMARKET JUNCTION, Nov. %. = The
for the Portsmouth and Dover railroad. Hon.
John p Hale is to break the ground. The
Mayor and Aldermanicj Committee of Ports
mouth, aud many citizens have gone to Dover
to Join in the festivities.
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall and D. Wentworth, S37 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

+. %. BAILEY g. Co. will sell this morning at
10 o'clock on Pleasant street, Deering, fine
lot of Furniture, Black Walnut, Parlor and
Chamber sets, BRUSSELS and other Carpets, Oil
Paintings, &c. Horse cars pass the door.
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If you want choice Barrel of Flour for
Thanksgiving 20 to Wilson & Co.'s, 142 & 144
Exchange street. But don't forget that Turk
ish Coffee. noy26-2t
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Total Vote Of K.u..s.

TOPEKA, Nov. 25-The total vote of Kansas,
according to the official returns, was about 103-
600, an increase of $4,000 in two years. This
indicates an increase in population of over 10o,-
900 in year, which is believed to be unpreced-
ented in the history of any other State.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Receipts by Railrods and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAYS ears sundrics do
shocks, do paper, do slaves, do edgngs d, po-
tatoes, do for Boston-sundres, ! do oats Is do
ship for Britain, do for st John, NIB, SO do um-
Der, do -four do piles, do spars3 do sleepers,
do machinery, do iron.
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Horse Distenlper!

TWO Thousand three hundred and eleven Horses
Il cured, besides several Knox and Fearnaught
colts valued at from $1,000 to $4,000, with "Adamsons
Botanic Cough Basam''
Dose:-1 tablespoonful placed upon the tongue once
In six hours, the horse must be kept warm in the
stable and fed upon Vegetables.
Price IS and IS cents per BOTTLE Large size cheap
est. Sold by all Druggists. noe eod2w
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PORTLAND FRATERNITY.-The Portland Fra
terinty at their meeting Saturday evening, re-
solved to open their course of entertainments
this season by reading and concert on the
evening of the7th proximo. The reading is to
be by Mr.. Murray, the British consul at this
port The Fraternity purpose also to have a
levee at City Hall at an early day
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A PUBLIC Exhibition of the Gardner Fire
Extingusher will be given on the lot corner OF
Fore and Market streets, this afternoon at half
past o'clock, precisely. Don't fail to see it.
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WE call attention to Patent weather strip ad
vertised this day.
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GREAT Bargains in fine ready trimmed Hats
and Bonnets at
w L. Snelps 1877 Congress st.
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DIR. G. C. BENNETT, Falmouth Hotel.


THE cheapest and best Paint in the world, is
the Averill Chemical. ~
For sale at SO, Commercial ST., Portland. tt
AT PREBLE HOUSE, Portland, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, November %, 26 and n.
shall return as promised, and remain until
Wednesday evening only. Please call on the
first days. DIR. o. FITZGERALD
nov21tf CairvOyant Physician.
SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the Ayerill Chemi-
cal Paint
For sale at SO Commercial St., Portland. If
IA SOUTH ST., Phila., Pa.
GENTs:-DEsPTTE THE OBJECTIONS OF MY
PAINTER, l know the value OF the Averill
Chemical Paint, and declare it to be the very
best Paint have ever seen. The gloss on 1T
looks like varnish, and it is of virgin white
color, perfectly faultless and pure. You are at
perfect liberty to use my name attesting to its
value. A. WATSON ATWOOD.
Agency SO Commercials
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Superior Courr.

NOVEMBER TERM, BEFORE JUDGE sYMONDs.
MoNDAY.-Folsom VS.. Wood Action on account
annexed. On Trial.
Larrabee Eastman.
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DR. FITZGERALD has arrived in town and can
be consulted at the Preble House for = day or
two
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FINE all silk Bonnet Velvet 1878 per yard at
w L. SHELLS