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MISS NNIE LEYS,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,
An Inspirational Speaker. A lady of intellectual
culture and ability, and Of the most brilliant lee
turers of the day. who has spoken to crowded audi
ences in Music Hall, Boston, win speak at ARMY
& NAVY UNION HALL, on SUNDAY, and the
following Sundays in May, at and 2 IL o'clock P.
nj. my2d2t
DRESSMAKING.
Having secured the services of a
First-Class Dressmaker, we shall
open Monday, May 6, with all the
latest styles, and we feel confident
we can give perfect satisfaction to
all who may favor us. Children's
Suits a specially. RS a
Mrs. ARvEDSON, 345 Congress ST.
may1 sn 2w
For Sale.
A fine building let 12o feet front, 100 feet deepen
Grove street: WIN be sold low and on favorable
terms: Apply to w. h, JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
may2sn 3w
N O II &c E E XII RIA
e. T. ELDEN 4 CO.,
.tLyL WILL OPEN e 3 az
THEIR NEW SALES
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MANUFACTURING
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ON MONDAY, APRIL 29th.
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Goods,
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ON SECOND FLOOR,
RICH AND LOwPRICED
Dress Goods,
Mourning Goods,
Of Every Description.
WOOlens,
For Mems and Boys Wear,
Fancy Goods,
White Goods,
--.- In Variety,
At Popular Prices.
ON THIRD FLOOR, 2
All the New Styles of Ladies' Suits.
Lace Points and Jackets,
Paisley shawls, at very low prices.
Toilet and either shawlsm much under price
Nottingham Laces and Curtains,
Full assortment of
Hosiery, Dress Trimmings, Corscts, &c.
At astonishingly low price. k
ON FOURTH FLOOR
We shall manufacture the most Of our suits. Each
one we shall warrant according to price asked We
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Having enlarged, remodeled and thoroughly re-
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Adhere as we have always done to the system of
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We will open our New Rooms, with New stock
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In Wcstbrook, May 1, Miss Mary C. Barker, aged
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Funeral on Saturday afternoon.l ~,
In Sanford, April %, Mrs. Eliza A., wife Of Hon.
increase S. Kimball, aged 40 years months.
In Harrison, April 20, Mrs Susan, wife of Henry
Tuttle aged 81 ye ars. f& ag
In Norway, April 20, Of consumption, Miss Eva o.
McKenney, aged 10 wears.
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For further particulars apply to
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April H. lat 40 A. lon 10 TO- ship Eric the Red, from
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DONIEsTIC P0RTs.

Sch st Croix Eaton from Cardenas for New yorL
which got ashore at Shark River NJ, was cot off OF
the 10Th after dscharging 200 hhds moasses, and wa
towed to New York. AN :"
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which woman was indu ed 10 advance one
hundred dollars upon some watches. which
have since proved TO be worthless. The
officers have been On the look out, and about
dark last evening a man was taken TO the police
Office on suspicion Of being one of the parties
engaged in these swiudling operations. Not
being recognized, however, by the only party
who was at the station, he was released His
bearing while IN the Office was of a very indie
pendent character, lie giving free vent to his
thoughts, and defying the officers to prove that
he was the man they wanted Later in
the evening a woman came into the office,
and entered a complaint to the effect
that she had been swindled by man who had
sold her Il dress pattern in the afternoon Her
description Of the man was so like the one that
had been brought in early in the evening, that
officers were at once dispatched after him. On
reaching his room they applied for admttauce,
and were told that the door would be opened
when he got ready; a heavy kick, however,
saved him the trouble OF unlocking the door,
and gave the officers admittance. On being
taken to the station house, a search brought
TO light several rolls of cheap cloths, finished in
manner well calculated to deceive an mex
pericnced person, together with cheap rings and
quite large amount of money. The man UNI
der arrest is one of party of four, who appear
to act in company, three of them going out on
their travels while the other is left behind to
look after the bulk of the stock A tull investi-
CATION of the case will take place before Judge
Williams, in the municipal court, this morning.
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Hmm.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 28.-An immense
meeting of citizens opposed to the admission OF
Utah as a state was held last night in Liberal
institute. Hundreds of ladies were present
Thomas Fitch aud other Jack Mormons de-
nounced and rcpudiated the speeches designed
to show that Mormon allegiance to the church
is beyond all considerations for general govern
ment and public sentiment, and how every Nor
mon is bound to avengc Joe Smith and oppose
the authority Of the United States. The speak
ers were heartily applauded. The memorial to
congress against the admission of Utah was
adopted.
There was a slight shock of an earthquake in
this city at one O'Clock yesterday
Snow in the mining camps of Little Cotton
wood district is fourteen feet deep Many
houses are buried.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 29.-The total vote
of the MormOns IN Utah in ratification OF the
state constitution is 1924, probably half cast
by women. A memorial against the admission
is being signed by all the GentileS, and OCCASION
ally by Mormon; from 5000 to 5000 signatures
are expected in a few days. Gentle newspa-
pers are agtating the question of the possibility
of Il civil war in Utah.
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The report of the town officers of Oxford gives
the amount of taxable property in the town at
81 ,23S,O 900, upon which the assessment for taxes
for the past year was So, 4Oi. The total debt of
the town is S575i. The expen ses of the town
during the year were divided as follows; Schools,
$3.50; highways and bridges, S22S6; state aid
to soldiers families, Stj22; fire department,
s19i; public library, S212; cemetery, S6SS; pay
of town officers, S737; support Of poor, includ-
ing insane in hospital, 1854. The number of
paupers at the amshouse is eight; the oldest is
Mrs. Nancy Cady, who has arrived at the re-
markabIe age of 104 years. The cost of sup
porting them during the year has been S4.82 a
week each, which, in addition to the interest of
the money invested in town property, makes the
cost upward of S. piece.
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New York.

DENIAL BY THE JAPANESE MINISTER.
NEW YORK, March 29-Ihe Japanese Minis
ter Nor denies the statement published of the
persecution Of Christians in Japan. 1t appears
that the statement emanated from the Nagas-
aki Gazette, which is controlled 10y Catholic
priests.
a CORRECTION BY MIR. REMINGTON.
A letter from S. Remington denies the state
ment made in Summers speech that he (Rem-
ington) was authenticated as a witness in the
French courts against Place by a certificate from
the American secretary of war. The certificate
alluded TO was merely the secretary of wars at
teStatiou of Gen. Dyer's report.
BOWLING GREEN SAVINGS BANK.
Hank Smith, late president of the Bowling
Green savings bank, has compromised with the
dcpoStors, who release him from all response
bihty, bv his paying 900 in inSallmentS, to
include $4,000 worth of coal
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mahoney, the river pirate, convicted of steal
ing five tons of iron from vessel in the har-
Dor, has been sent TO the state prison for five
years.
During the rehearsal last evening at Trinity,
of Faster music, the musicians struck for back
pay due them. A new orchestra of the non-so-
cety men have been engaged.
Mrs. Walton, while en- route on Wednesday in
a Broadway car to deposit some $1,000 in
the bank, was robbed of it by some adroit per-
son.
Judge Benedict has refused the motion for
arrest Of Judgment in the case of John Talbot
convicted of smuggling.
Gertrude Whteman, aged sixteen, enticcd
from Boston by woman named Smith, was
sent home to-day.
Col. Jacks family in Brooklyn are recovering
The deceased lady is said to be a sister of Pro.
lesSor Norton, of Yale college
The Brooklyn small poX hospital is crowded
to overlooking.
The blockade at the foot of Canal street.
Brooklyn, is ordered removed by Judge Delmar
The situation is otherwise unchanged, and peo-
pie threaten force TO prevent the use of the dock
by scavengers.
The testimony for the prosecution is closed in
the case OF Dutch HeinrichS. The defense will
attempt an alibi tomorrow.
1t appears that the tale of the mysterious
order of arrest involves no prominent person,
and Is mere private NATTER in which good
deal of money is at stake.
The report that Hank Smith has paid all the
money he is liable for TO the Bowling Green
savings bank, proves untrue.
Francis lIerm has been arrested on charge of
presenting false vouchers TO the second auditor
of the treasury, for the purpose Of delrauding
the government out of pension money not due.
Arrved-Stcamer Iowa from Glasgow; steam
er Merccdita from Florida, which reports that
on the 26th she passcd--oif Hatteras-the
schooner Alexander ii. Cain of Philadelphia,
dismased and abandoned.
The supporters of Senator 0'Brien organized
a central association tO-uiUht
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f, O. Balsicd was accidentally shot in New
ark Yesterday by Geo. Rcmor, and will die
The Rock Island railroad laid its track across
the Missouri river bridge yesterday Trains
will cross next week.
The ice has left the western entrance TO the
pay ut Belfast, Me, and sailing vessels have ar
rived Dy that passage. The ice jam Mt Bucks
port NarrowS still continues.
Business was entirely suspend at Havana
Cuoa, yesterday, on account of the HOLIDAYS
The steamship City Of Mexico arrived there
from New York.
The Georgia bond committee left Atlanta last
night for New York, To hold Il session in that
city for several days, beginning on tie Eth of
April, Tor the convenience of bond hoiers there
a meeting of coorcd people in Newark on
Thursday evening denounced the call which
convened them, it being signed 10y forged names
of various colored pastors. 1t voted however
that no necessity had arisen for the alleged cor
rection of abuses, and the meeting separated
Grant and congress.
At full meeting of the tobacco board oftrad,
in Louisville on Thursday resolutions werI
unanimously adopted strongly endorsing the
movements for a uniform tax on tobacco.
On Tuesday a man named Archer of Ohio
was swindlcd out of $3.50 in Wheeling by
confidence men, who took the evening train fol
New York. The facts were telegraphed tC
Cumberland, where the police arrested two men
and lodged them in the station house. On ex-
animation the party proved to be Gen. Thomas
Francis Burke and A. +. CASTILLO, the labor pro
lection speakers, who had been by mistake ar
rested for the swindlers. They were discharged
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COUNTY NEWS.

The small pox excitement in Milford is sub
siding, no new cases having been reported, and
the schools will be reopened in a few days.
Three deaths have occurred in Uxbridge dur.
ing the past three weeks from paralysis, by
which the town has lost three of its most es-
teemed citizens.
Milford wants another steam fire engine, and
an effort is 10 be made to get an appropriation
for the purchase Of one at the town meeting in
April.
The railrrad detention between Sterling and
Fitchburg, alluded to yesterday, was not due to
any remlssness on the part of the b. G. and +.
r. r., or its enterprlsiug superintendent Mr..
Blood,
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SAN Francisco, March 2S.Forty thousand
pounds of California butter were shipped to New
York and Boston this week.
The friends of Poririo Diaz are endeavoring
to charter a vessel to sail Immediately to the
Mexican coast with some person, whose name
they decline giving, but it is positively known
that this is Daz movement.
EThe Third Congregational church has voted to
receive several Chinese converts to a full mem
bershiD in the church. This is the first church
in the Pacific states to take such action.
Steamer Fern has arived from New York via
Rio Janeiro and Cllao.
General Crook suspended the campaign
against the Apache Indians in Arizona, on being
informed of Gen. Towards mission, The In-
dams are now masters Of almost the entire
country.
The United States steamer Narragansett has
raised the American flag over the harbor of Pan
popango, Nayigator's island.
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Mr.. Ferry of Connecticut is at home, and Mr.
Summers health obliged him to leave the senate
chamber at an early hour Friday.
The supreme court of Pennsylvania has de-
cided against the reform priest, Father Stack
and sustains the ROmish Bishop O'Hara in sus-
pending Stack.
Lieut.. Samuel W. Very of Massachusetts and
Surgeon Richard Washington, late on duty at
New Bedford, have been ordered to the South
Atlantic fleet.
Judge Miller of the United States supreme
court denies that he ever authorized the use of
his name in connection with the candidacy for
the presidency.
Mrs. Catron yesterday presented the Teunes-
see legislature with portrait of Andrew Jack
son, in accordance with the will of the late
Judge Catron.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall's body has been en-
balmed, and will be taken TO frankie to- lay,
where it will be deposited in vault to await flu
ture interment
A Washington dispatch says that letter from
Gen. Howard, Of Jan. 4, 1872, duplicates Lieut..
Graham and Gen. Burbridge in frauds in the
payments of bOuntes in Kentucky, and Gen.
Howard recommends the secretary of war to ar
rest and court martial both.
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From Washington.
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MORE TARIFF sPECULATIoNs.
The action of the senate on the tariff and in
terna taxes is a good deal discussed in house
circles to-day. The abolition of the remnant of
the income tax creates general surprise; and it
is generally agreed that the house will not con
sent TO III nor is it expected that the SEN
ate bill, or any part of it, unless the free list
as first reported TO the senate be excepted, will
be adopted. The house will probably allow
small tax to lie on tea and coffee, but whether
it does or not, it will insist that there shall be
some reduction on steel rails and pg iron, which
the senate was very careful 10 exempt from the
ten per cent reduction applied to so many 9TH
er articles. 1t is thought that the senate
bill will be referred to the ways and
means on Monday next, and when it
is reported back the tariff bill now in process of
formation in the ways and means will be re-
ported as q substitute for it. The ways and
means are exceedingly slow in getting ready to
report, and there is some grumbling in the
house because of it. Mr. Dawes promised bill
before the first of April, long ago; but it need
surprise nobody if it does not come in till the
middle of the month. This dilatory action may
necesstate long session, and run on into the
hot weather.
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
The committee of elections intend to bring up
the case of Norris Us Handley in the house carly
next week, and have final vote upon it, The
committee also hope to be able TO decide the
case of Goading as Wilson of Indiana during
the week. As soon as that is done, the case OF
Bowen rs. Delarge of South Carolina will he
taken up for consideration. Bowen is here press
ing his claim; and Delarge, who has not made
his appearance in the house this session, has
sent word that he will come on aud defend his
seat.
GOV. ALCoRN OF MISSISSIPPI
Made singular statement in the senate ycster-
day, which was, that the last internal revenue
collector for northern Mississippi absconded
with all the money he had collected from the
people, and in addition to that he obtained six
thousand dollars worth OF stamps Of the govern
meut on credit, and turned them into cash be.
fore leaving. For this, among other reasons,
Gov. Alcorn voted to abolish the taxes on every
proposition offered SAM WELLER.
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DETROIT, March 20.-The legislature adj
journed to-day. The senate will meet again, as
a court of impeachment, April 11th, to try
Commissioner Idmunds Of the land office. The
house investigating committee fully exonerated
Representative HILL who was charged with
taking bride.
state convention'met to-day, and appointed Sec
rotary Of State Cartloza, State Senator Lieu,
Gov. Renislier, Congressman Elliott, L. II.
Frost and w. j. McLinlay delegates to the ma
tional colored convention at New Orleans. A
delegate declared that the New Orleans conven-
ton must demand of the republican party that
the colOred man shall be put in the national
cabinet Only one-third Of the state was repre-
sented. The proceedings were noisy.
PHILADELPHIA, March ga bill repeating
the charter of the southern improvement COM
pany passed both houses of the legislature to-
day.
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NEwBURGH, March 29.-The picker building
attached TO the Orange county wooden mills was
burned this morning. Loss $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-rhs evening a
fire occurred in Weikel & Smiths spice mills, on
Front street, above Arch. The stock and ma
chinery, valued at $4,000, are almost total
loss. The buildiGgwas owned by the firm aud
valued at s3j 900. Insured for 900.
BosToN, March pa fire this afternoon in
the rope works Of Pearson Brothers & Co, on
Norfolk avenue, Highland district, destroyed
the entire building and contents, consisting of
stock and machinery valued at ST., 900. There
were forty men employed in the building, who
barely escaped with their lives. Insured for
sl1 500 in Boston and New York.