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AUCTION SALES.
Executrix'S Sale.

DY virtue of license from the Judge Of Probate
Id for the County Of Coos, State Of NewHampshire,
the subscriber will sell at public auction at the
wAUMBEK HOUSE,
in jefferson, in said County, on
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2isr,
at ten o'clock In the forenoon all the real estate oc
Enoch Osgood late of Gorham in said county de-
ceased situate in said town OF Jenerson containing
about
TWO THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
s.,d s,ot consisting Of valuable timber lands many
az the lots well covered with pine and available for
mofney-makipg purposes. No better opportunity can
~, sn,;nd for capitalists to invest their money
Conditions made known at time and place.
Dated the 25th day Of January, A. ID. 1872.
fe2d3w MARY ANN OSGOOD, Executrix.
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STEAMER FOREST Cry FROM BosroN.-292 hides
100 bbls sugar. rs axes "a bids steel 20 sets Wheels
10 sewing machines, 20 hhds molasses, 1 hid hard
straw braid 10 tobacco ~ bdls paper
age 70 bags nuts, boxes fresh fish. 10 bbls oil IA
pckgs to order. s' eoop o"i' NV
For Canada and up country-4O bdls naner 4 bo,es
gambia, 252 hides, ID rolls carpeting 100 casks nails
frkins putty Is bds chair stock 30 do leather 10
bbls flour. 10 bales cotton, 10 pkcgs to order Il
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RELIGIOUS The service at the vestry of Ply
mouth Church last evening was attended by
large congregation, and the exercises were very
interesting Rev. E. Y. Hincks delivered a
fine sermon, in which the ways and means OF
obtaining perfect salvation were clearly and
eloquently set forth. This evening Rev. D. H.
Hannaburgh will preach
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GEORGIA.


SAVANNAH, Feb. THE (Br) ship Elizabeth
Fry, Capt. Mckle, from New Orleans for Liv-
erpool, with cargo of 31OO bales cotton was
burned to the waters edge ON February 9th, 200
miles south by east of Savannah. The captain
and crew were picked up on the 9Th inst by the
Br. bark Circassian from Rio Janerio and ar
rived here to-day all WELL
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Supreme Judicial Court.

JANUARY TERM-WALToN, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-The following decisions have been
received from the law COURT
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Joseph Symonds Charles F. Barnes. Excep-
lions overruled.
Edward Harlow VS.. John Rogers. Exceptions
overruled.
Erastus c. Simpson G. al. VS.. Charles Bibber s. TT.
Trustee charged for the sum of three dollars and
twenty-four cents less costs.
Francis o. j. BODICE vs.. John 7. Hull g. al Judg-
ment for plaintiff for the award and interest from
Aug. 8, 1870.
Monroe A. Blanchard VS.. First Association of Spir-
itualists of Portland. Exceptions overruled.
YORK COUNTY.
John @. Twitchell & al. vs.. Daniel Goldthwaite.-
Exceptions overruled.
Court adjourned sine die
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THE PRICE OF CoAL.-Persons who have the
best means of knowing dispute the assertion of
the coal dealers that the advance of one dollar
IN the price of that commodity is due to large
advance in freights. Our informants declare
That to-day coal can be shipped from Elizabeth
port to Portland for 1878 q ton.
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Boston. Feb. 6--The shipments of Boots and
Shoes from this market to places outside Of New
England for the past week comprise 81, 419 cases
against 80 ,045 for the same week last year.
The total shipments for the first three weeks in
january have been 81 9O5 cases. against s. 400 case.
for the same period last year.
The shipments from Lynn for the week have beer
$3.50 cases, against 1904 for the week las
year. -.-..,-..
The shipments from Haverhill for the week com.
prise 1898 cases. against 1905 for the same weel
last year.
The shoe business in nearly all Of Its various
branches is fairly active, and the shipments especial
ly to Southern sections is in Of last year.
And as manufacturers Of all grades of women's shoes
had not large stock hand at the opening of trad
workmen are not only busy but there is quite loud
call for more help. Prices remain without chang,
from the point at which trade opened.
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MISSOURI.
A RAD MISTAKE

s. LOUIS, Feb. .7.-Augustus Erlstein was
shot by Harry Hawkins last night, the latter
installing the former for a party he supposed
had supplanted him in the affections of his mis-
tress. The wound is fatal. Hawkins was ar
rested. Both were young and of respectable
families.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-Atth the annual
meeting of this corporation yesterday, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: G. M. Bailey, Pres
ident, Winthrop; J. B. Coyle H. j. Libby, r.
M. Richardson, Portland; John Englis, New
York, Directors; Henry Fox, Treasurer and
Clerk
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The following were the closing quotations of Gov


NEW YORK, Feb. 7-Evening -Cotton ic higher
Middllng upiands 23tc; sales 1883 bales. Flour
Ohio SEQ q 7 So; Western IS q I 4o southern Is
"a 80 Wheat moreactse and scarcely SO firm: sales
S. winter Red Western g. 81 81 W %hiss M e
gan 69 e q. Corn heavy and lower; sales 49, 600
bush; new Mixed es;ern at q q "A, closing at 70
e 743c. Oats dull; sales 10 900 bush. Beef quiet
Pork firmer; new Il u q 1927; old do 10 so. Lard
unchanged at u g &c. Butter steady. wbiskey
easier Muscovado q l0c; refining d q sac. Coffee
dull and easier; Rio 10 @ 211c Molasses steady;
New New 1rlean y sos Naval Turpe
strained. Petroleum DUH crude at 13c refined 22Ic
Tallow quiet at q 9tc.
,Freights to Liverpool easier; Cotton, per steam,
I'd; Corn, pei sail, 5sd.
CHICAGO, Feb. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet and weak and declined Ic; No Spring
Z35 Corn quiet and weak and declined &c; No 2
Mixed at 40 q 40tc. Oats easier and quiet; No at
gle Rye easier and quiet; No 2 at IS q 7slc.-
and firm at s7ic. Dressed Hogs dull at 90 As 10
Pork frmer and unsettled at u ST.. Lard steady at
Sc Provisions less active and a shade frmer Green
Rams g Sac. Bulk Meats steady; shoulders 4Ac
clear rib 81 &C.; clear sides 6lc loose. Live Hogs
firmer at % 94I5 Cattle steady and unchanged.
bush corn, 1900 bush oats 1000 bush barley 900
hogs:
bush corn 10000 bush oats, 5000 bush barley, 1000
rye 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI Feb. 7.-Pork held at 10 90 Bulk
SCI clear rib sides SIC clear sides 81
Bacen-shouders 6sc clear rib sides fsc; clear sides
7sc. Lard sac. Whiskey steady at ssc.
TOLEDO, Feb. Flour nominal Wheat dull and
dropping; No White Michigan Sc q 56t; Amber
Michigan 40. Corn dull and a shade lower; high
Mixed 463c; low Mixed 46 q 46ic; Yellow 46ac.-
Oats dull and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 7.-Cotton strong ;!Midding up
lands 224 q 22sc. tr 100
SAVANNAH, Feb. 7.-Cotton strong; Middling M
lands 22s a 224c.
NOBLE, Feb. 7.-Cotton strong; Middling uplands
at 22s a 224c. naf
NEW ORLEANS, Feb.7.-Cotton strong ;Middling up
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METEOROLOGICAL
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
.-ll TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.

WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL0
OFFICER, Washington d. c.,
rfasa Feb.,7 COOP. MY
The highest barometer will probably move
centrally northeastward along the New Eng
land coast, and the falling barometerwith cloudy
Valley and Virginia. Southwesterly winds with
a rising temperature and threatening weather
will prevail from Lake Superior to Iowa
Northwesterly winds with clearing weather will
prevail in Texas and Louisiana, and threaten
ing weather and occasional light rain and wind
from Northern Florida to Virginia.
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D.A n GIN CT
Mr. A IA GEE.

Mr.. A. B. GEE
will commence his third and last term for the season
for Young Ladies, Masters and Misses, at his Acade
my, at Corner of Blown and Congress Sts., on
SATURDAY, Feb. 10th, at Ia o'clock.
In the afternoon and continue every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Gee will be assisted by Mrs. Gee In the instrue-
ton Of this class.
For particulars apply at Hall. Assemblies every
Monday evening Private lessons each day from to
II and from to s, except Fridays. febstf
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CoNUNDRUM.-What difference will it make
to Portland whether the Maine Central con-
meets with the Portland & Rochester road at
Woodfords Corner, 81 miles, or atxGorham,
10 miles? Answer, O.
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Superior Court.

BEFORE JUDGE LANE.
WEDSEsDAY.- Rodney Forsaith VS.. Frederic Har
ford. The jury returned verdict for the defendant
Exceptions filed.
Howard g. Cleaves. Symonds g. Libby.
The following assignments were made:
THURSDAY, Feb. Sth.
Flanders w. Durrill
Shackley vs. G. L. R. Co.
Drake vs.. Winslow.
Hanson VS.. Douglass
Mansfield VS.. Weber.
Warren vs. Gibbons.
Taylor VS.. Smonton.
FRIDAY, Feb. 9th.
Wescott Vs. Wescott.
Nutter Batcheder.
Deering Bradbury.
Smith vs.. Baldwin.
Smith vs. Lycoming Fire Ins. Co.
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DRAMATIC The entertainment at Grand
Army Hall last evening, by the dramatic club
of Post Bosworth No. 2, G. A. r., was de-
cided success. Quite large audience was
present and the two pieces were admirably
nresentAd - L w
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A SALE to close out a variety of Dry Goods
and Woolens with all the remnants in store re-
CARELESS of cost Will commence Monday, Jan.
18th, 1872 At 153 Middle st. C. A. vickery
jan27th-2w
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THE PRESS.
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN
Dancing-A. b. Gee.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Butter for sale Cheaper. Deering g. Co.
Apples-Smith e. Philbrook.
Still Lower-A. B. Butler.
Lost-Wallet.
Lost-Keys.
Notice-Estate of VIM. Grant.
Notice-Horse to Let.
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AN HOUR WITH Tom HOOP was the subject
of the closing lecture in the supplementary
course of the M. L. A. last evening by Miss
| Emily Shaw Foreman. 1t was an analysis of
the character of the great humorists, with Incl
dental sketches, Rotations of his best known
poems and some bits of his quaint humor. 1t
was well written, and would have proved inter-
esting in the hands of an accomplished elocu-
zionist. Mrs. Foreman unfortunately, is not
success as a lecturer or reader Her intonations
are forced and unnatural, the heroic style pre-
vailing all through, and soon becomes tediously
monotonous. Her style of reading The Song of
the Shirt was better adapted to Poe's "Bells,"
and the High School can send out any day half
hundred young ladies who can render The
Bridge of Signs more intelligently and with
truer pathos than she did.
The experiment of female lecturers has been
failure. There was desire on the part of
a good many people for this kind of entertain
ment, and the committee selected what may be
regarded as representative women" to fill the
list, but the result has not been satisfactory by
any means. teEA
A GooD GAS BURNER.-We have been using
in our editorial room for few weeks past one
of Bronner's German Globe and Burner, with
satisfactory results. The light is beautifully
soft and at the same time quite as strong as
that from the ordinary naked burner formerly
used, while but two-thirds of the flow of the
pipe is used. 1t appears to economize the con-
sumption, and it is certainly much more pleas
ant to read or write by. Mr.. w. w. Graves,
the agent, at No. 1872 Exchange street, has in
frOduoad horo IF fba,, into
and offices in this city.
THE location of the Boston & Maine Rail-
road was filed with the County Commissioners
yesterday. The line crosses Fore river on the
Rolling Mills bridge, intersecting the Maine
Central and Ogdensburg roads little north of
Danforth street, and running north of West
Commercial street, but passes in the rear of
the shovel factory and the Walker House, SO
that it entirely avoids the Maine Central and
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth depots. The Bos-
ton & Maine depot will be located on the lot
west of Maple street.
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THE funeral of Mrs Albert c. Dam formerly
Miss Libby was very largely attended yester-
day afternoon. Sho will be fung Remembered
by the many who admired and loved her for
the unusual charms of her face and her charae-
ter. Two beautiful hymns were sung, under
Kottschmar's lead, by Mrs. Weatherbee, Mr..
and Mrs bennett, and Mr.. w. Stockbridge.
The Rev. Mr. Root was the officiating clergy
man.
a'sHAvE you got your dress made up?'' was
the conundrum which ladies propounded to each
other yesterday. There will be good many
calico dresses made up to- tonight at City
Hall, and the affair will be one of the most
popular of the season. There has been good
demand for tickets, and the money which will
be realized is to go for one of the best objects
in the world.
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r.. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and AuctiOneel

MO 316 Congress St. will sell every evening large
IN assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day In lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices Cash advanced ON an
description Of goods Consignments not nmi'eu.
February IL, 1868, du
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Eur0ueau Markefa.


LONDON, Feb. 7-11.30 A. M-Consols 92f for money
and account. .r +-e
American securities-U. s. 500 1862 OF; do 1855,
I old, SO; do 1867, SO; U. s. 1o-40's 91s.
PARIS, Feb. 7-11.30 A. M.-Rentes closed at 56i
&c.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Til. A. M.-Cotton hardening
Middfng uplands III q 11sd do Orleans III q 11fd
sales estimated at *, 600 bales. =
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7-1.OOP. Motion active and
frmer Middling uplands 11s a III; do Orleans 11ad
sales 900 bales of which 1000 bales were for export
and speculation. Breadstufs quiet. y -srars8 p
HAvRE, Feb. 7.-Cotton firm and lower; Middlings
1885,,
LONDON, Feb 7-1.3O P. M.-Consols s2s for money
and account.
LONDON, Feb. 7-4.3O P. M.-Consols closed at s2z
for money and account. s.at-U
American Securities-u g 0's 1862 e9l: In 1879
oIu, vt 90 1861. 921; q. S. 10-40's, 903
1862, 96s.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. T-4.30 P. M.-Cotton closed
quiet; Middling uIlands at 11s q lid; do Orleans
11sd sales 10000 bales, Of which 7Ooo bales for
export and speculation. Corn 29s Cd. -
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LEAVE TO BRING IN BILL
was voted to the petitioners for a charter for a
railroad from Bangor to the Piscataquis River
via Corinth.
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Calcium and Electric Lights,

These Lectures while accurate In scientific details,
have been carefully planned for popular audience.
They are illustrated by means Of the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Foreign Exports


LAS TUNAS. Schr Mary A Harmon-21OO shocks
and heads, As, GOO hoops, $500 # lumber.
HAVANA. Schr Conservative-2472 shocks and
heads, 1900 box Shocks 200 bbls potatoes.
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AT CITY HALL.
Friday Evening. Feb. ON.

Friday Evening. Feb. 9th.
4 INCLUDING CHANDLER ASDsHIs ORCHESTRA,
MUSICAL DIRECTOR; DIR. s. G. FERNALD.
EUGENE DwYER, Stage Manager.
The drdndtis personde will embrace Elder Brews-
ter, Cows. Carver, Winslow and Bradford, Miles
Standish, John Alden. and their well-remembered
female companions; King Philip, his warriors and
women. The leading characters will be represented
by Messrs McEwan, Coffin, MITCHELL Ira Stockbridge,
Mr. Monroe, Mrs. Merrill and Miss Strout with full
choruses. The piece viii be given in full costume
Wiers great picture of the Embarkation, In the
Rotunda at Washington. Great preparations have
been made to render the scenes on the stage effective
and truthful by the aid Of the proper accessories.
Synopsis of Incidents.
ACT FIRsr-The Landing, (Quintette and Thanks
giving Chorus)-The Pilgrims discovered by tn
Indians (semi-chorusl-The Indians reused to en-
nifty (rectative(-The attack (semi-chorus)
ACT SEcoND-A Puritan Home and Evening Hymn
lquartette)-The Alarm (solo(-Preparaton for
Battle (ssmi-chorus)-The Dependent Women (du-
etl-The Encouragement (solo)-The Puritans Tri-
umphal Chorus.
ACT THIRD-The Indians Depressed (semi-chorus
The Indian Women's Wall (trio)
ACT FoURrH-The Treaty Of Peace (duet)-Reign
Gentle Peace trio)-well war with the Forest (qun-
tette and chorus)-Final Chorus-(Blessed Is the
Nation)
After the Cantata viii be presented
Mrs. Jarley's Mechanical Wax Figures
From Dickens. one hundred figures the full size Of
lfe;' 1.-THE genuine and only Jarley;" "Jarley's
Soby and ss oya ne 2, tSs
patrons Of farley"
Thecurtain will rise at o'clock. s-.f.
Tickets IS cents; For sale at Hale's A Robinson's
Halves & Cragin's and Stockbridge's. Reserved
seats 20 cents each; for sale at stockbridge's on
advertiser cOpyl
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by means of which highly magnifed Diagrams, Paint
ngs, Photographs of Microscopic objects, Microsco-
pic Preparations, and Living Animals will be exhib-
tied upon large SCREEN These illustrations will be
numerous and entertaining and in themselves worth
much more than the fee for admission.
Tickets to the course 81; to be obtained at Loring
Short q Harmon's and Bailey q Noyes', 8. H.
Colesworthy, Whttier's, and Lowelrs. Evening
tickets &c. Doors open at GAS; Lectures commence
at u o'clock. feb3td
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

In order to make room for Spring style Hats
and Caps we shall continue to sell at our pres
emit low scale of prices the balance of the
month. We are also prepared to receive orders
for the Broadway style of Silk Hat, which will
be ready for delivery the 10th inst
MAHER & Co.,
feb6tomch1 opposite Post Office.
CoG1A HAssAN is selling off his stock damag
ed by fire. .......... jan15tf
OLD PREJUDICEs ARE DYING OUT.-New facts
are killing them. The idea that invalids weak
ened by disease can be relieved by prostrating
them with destructive drugs, is no longer enter
tanned except by monomaiacs Ever since the
introduction of DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT
TIERS it has been obvious that their regulating
and invigorating properties are all-suficient for
| the cure of chronic indigestion, rheumatism,
! constipation, diarrh9a, nervous affections and
malarious fevers, and they are now the stand
| ard remedy for these complaints in every
section of the Union. feb5th-4wt
So potent are the toning and stimulating
properties of SMoLANDER's Buchu that it re-
moves and counteracts kidney, bladder and
glandular diseases, mental and physical debili-
ty, diabetes, gravel, female weaknesses, reten-
ton or incontinence of urine, and other NAL
aides of the urino-genital organs, which have
baf1ed medical men of distinction, in Europe
as well as in this country. In word, it re-
stores the impaired constitution to perfect
health. feb6th-eod1w
TESTIMONIAL from w. F. Morrill,, Genera
Agent for New York Life Insurance Company
after using the IS cent bottle of Adamson's
Botanic Cough Balsam:
PORTLAND, Jan. 80, 1872
FRANK W.. KNsMAN, Esq.-My Dear Sir
My youngest child has been suffering for som,
weeks with violent cough which our usua
remedies failed to alleviate. thought of you
Adamsons B. c. Balsam and procured bottl
of A. Kinds, Druggist of this city, and it
action was immediate and satisfactory. 1 hav
no hesitation in giving this my unsolicited ties
tmony in its behalf.
Truly yours W. F. MORRILL,
feb3d-tu&1th.
TABLE linens, towels and crashes cheap fo
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Rather an odd co-partnership? Yes; but that
enterprising female, learning that ''the Pill
grims" were about to land again, "by request, :"
insisted upon shipping all her 'wax-works'' In
the "May Flower" and on sharing s'toanapum''
with the original SHOW As for ''the Pill
grims," they have secured the popular favor,
are quite sure of another crowded house on Fri
day evening, but-this MRS JarleyY who is
she? Who that has read Dickens sold Curiosity
Shop can be ignorant of her claims? '"The
only stupendous collection of real wax-work in
the worldr' farley is the delight of the No
bility and Gentryp ''The Royal Family are
the patrons of Jarleyp'
"If know'd donkey wot wouldn'tgo
To see. Mrs. Jarley's wax-work show,
Do you think I'd acknowledge him?
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r q Il FL G N
GREAT BRITAIN.

Another Debate i'm Parliament.
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That, ladies and gentlemen" said Mrs Jar
ley, in her exhibition tone, sis Jasper Packle-
merton of atrocious memory, who courted and
married fourteen wives, and destroyed them
all, by tickling the soles of their feet when they
were sleeping in the consciousness of innocence
and virtue. On being brought to the scaffold
and asked if he was sorry for what he had done,
he replied, yes, he was sorry for having let 'em
off so easy, and hoped all christian husbands
would pardon him the offense. Let this be a
warning to all young ladies to be particular in
the character of the gentlemen of their choice
Observe that his fingers are curled as if in the
act of tickling, and that his face is represented
with wink, as he appeared when committing
his barbarous murders" (''Old Curiosity Shop -
chapter 28th.) To see this one "stature" will
alone be worth the price of admittance! And
we are informed that new "fggers" have been
added, any one of which would have been eager
ly secured by A. Ward: Zenobia, in chains
and a mermaid who combs an original chignon;
and Columbus ("Chris.") whose internal ar
rangements cannot, unfortunately, be relied on
and the maid who is pursued by an Indian, and
wisey-wersey, several times. The public nausl
make allowances for the peculiar workings Of
the most delicate machinery!
We solemnly urge our readers to patronize
''the Pilgrims" and "Jarley."
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TABLE linens, towels and crashes cheap TO
a few days at Yickery's, 15S Middle St.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-250 cans milk. 400 bbls
-four, car starch, do hay, do pickets do laths,
clapboards, do barley, do live stock q do lumber
1 do hay 2 do bark, do corn, do oats, do seed
do bran do hogs do malt do spirits, do beef /
do shook, / do peas, do potatoes, 8 do sundres.
For Lower Provinces-500 bbls -four, car lumber,
For Allan steamers-13 cars provisions, do wheat,
1 do flour,
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New York stock and Money m.-

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-Morning.-Gold ITO. Mopav
at per cent Sterling Exchange 1O9ta1O9a Stocks
firm and steady. State Stocks dull.
The following are the forenoon quotations of Soutb
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Repeated by Request
Landing of the Pilgrims.
WILL BE HELD IN

This admirable cantata, which abounds in fine dra-
matte efects-the work of the eminent composer
George Il. Root Of Chicago viii be given under the
auspices Of the
Ladies Of st. PanPs Church Guild,
Assisted by some Of the best Musical Tai
emit of Portland,
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NEW YORK,

THE QUEENS NOTE TO OUR GOVERNMENT
THE OPINIONS OF THE PRESIDENT AND CAB
MET, -s-