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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-19
Church Directory.
a. l.. SMITH, Adjutant.

ORTHODOX REGATIONAL.-Grauite On.
state st., between Bridge and Oak streets Rev
james u: Erob' pastor; Morning service 1890
FIRST BAPTisT,-Corner Winthrop and Pcrham
sts. Rev. A. V. Tllton, pastor. residence WIN.
throp street, Vt house east of church. Morning
service 1890 A. NJ. Evening 1l2 j. NJ. Preach
ing ing tomorrow by the pastor,
{. +. Penney, pastor; residence summer street
Morning service 1850 A. NJ. Evening =. P NJ.
1Sh%s ne street east of
state. Roscoe oandcrson, pastor residence at
the parsonage, next door to the church Morn
ing service 1890 A. Nj. Evening, -, +. u.
Preachng to,morrowby The pastor
PROTESTANT EPiSCOPAL,-state ST., between
OAK and Winthrop Rey. Mr.. upjoin, rector.
7. NJ. Preaching TO morrow by the rector.
UNIV Winthrop and summer sts
No pastor. Morning service at 1880. sabbath
School at Il NJ. Evening service at 80 O'Clock.
No preaching Tomorrow.
UNITARIAN. (Christ church, oak and State
sts Rev L. f. Bcckwith PASTOR Fr"achih- To-
CATHoLlC,--state ST, north Of Bridge. Rev. Mr..
O'Brien, priest; residence the church
Preaching tomorrow by the priest.
Y NJ. C. A.-Rooms in Darby Block, Water street.
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
sunday school every sabbath morning at
O'Clock. Religious exercises every SUNDAY Al
ternoon at O'Clock. Rooms open to all. ,...,,
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con.
ference meetings in their ycstiics every Wcdne--
day evening, AT quarter TO cightOClock.
UNION SERVICES at Mcth6dist church to.mor-
row afternoon at ; O'Clock. sermon b! Re-. Nj.
Sandersou.
NORTH ACGU>TA,-M. L. Git Kt lI.-i:eN. IL. +
French, pastor; res dence at the parsonage, next
door north of the church. Preaching every sab
bath at 1880 A. VI. sabbath School at /! NJ.
Prayer meeting at ~ PM. reaching tomorrow
by The pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREG ATIONAL, HALI.O-
WELI..-Rcv {. q. Mct uliy, pastor; morning
10 30. afternoon at 81. SUNDAY
School lis l.. VI.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, tAILOW LII,-Rtv
=. jacques, pastor; residence opposite church.
Morning service, 1879; Afternoon service, . 80;
sabbath school ~ quarter past one +. VI. Preach
ing Tomorrow by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWEII.-I'Y. 4 Il.
Crane, pastor. Morning service 1880.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLuWELI,--ser
vices at usual hours.
UNIV KRsALlsT, HALLOwELL-Rey. ". W
Nuttng, rastor. Morning service 1923; Sunday
school 80 +. NJ. Prayer meeting at o'clock.
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FOREIGN.

Bsrln. Is. Capt Eiseridecher has been
appointed naval atachee of the German lega-
ton at Washington.
Christiana, Is. The coronation Of Oscar
and Saphia as king and queen of Norway
took place to-day at Drontheim, the ancient
capital OF Norwegian kings. There was a
brilliant procession.
London, IS. The friends of Edward Mail,
the founder and editor OF Non-Confirmist,
gave him reception at the Crystal Palace
this evening, and presented him with n testi-
monisl purse of $4,000
The Gazette announces that the. queen has
given her consent to the marriage OF Prince
Alfred and the grand dnchess Marie AleNan-
dris.
Paris, IS. The Shah will ,si, CONSTANT
nople on his way home.
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Public Notice.
Proposals for a new Insane
Hospital.

tI'HL Legislature Of Maine III 1t last session s---
/ ed the following "Rcsolyc. relating 10 n new
Insane Hospital" to WIT:
Whereas the Insane HOSPITAL is now tuIl and
has from time to time been enlarged, until fur
Their enlargement thereof is feasible and hence the
state i. no" called upon TO enter upon the Wort;
OF building another Insane Hospital therefore,
Resolved, That the Governor with the advice Of
the Council, appoint three Commiss loners, whose
duty il shall he to solicit proposals from cities,
towns or individuals, as an inducemeat to the loca
ton of SAID Hospital, &c
Now, therefore, the undersigned commits ioners
appointed under the provisions of said Resolve
hereby give no'ice that they i'll receive such pro
posals from cities towns indis rituals until the
thirtieth day OF september next, All proposals
should be sealed addressed to the "Colnmi.-
sioncrs on New Insane Hospital Olire of the Seq
rotary of state, Augusta, Maine"
WIN p. WHI1EHOUSE.
NATHAN q. HICHBOR\,' Commits lont y.
JOSIAH q. COBCRN,
Augusta, July 18th, 1873. julyl9-tSw3W
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Brain InvigOrat0r.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 81, 1871.
Mr.. JAMES /. FELLows-Sir: l AM
pleased to inform you that my health is i'm.
proving under the use of your Hypophosphites.
Excessive tax of the brain had so exhausted
my body that could neither work nor enjoy
my self, and it was with difficulty that could
sleep at all. tried rest, and active exercise,
various medicinal remedies, and the most
popular physicians, and accidentally heard OF
your Syrup in New York. Ipurchased three
hotties at Csswell & Hazards. and until used
that nothing relieved me. Now can eat we'll,
sleep we'll, and work well and feel, we'll, and
have good reason to consider your Syrup q
most surprising and capital restorer of the
mind and nervous system, and advise all who
have much brain work to take ii. You are
at liberty to use this as you may. a141
I Yours very truly, f.@ 3&~
JEROME SHgsK, Insurance Agent
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Chicago Produce Mrrkrl.

CHICAGO. July Is.
Flour quiet, unchanged; sales extra Spring 6. so.
Wheat excited. higher, irregular unsettled clos ing
20 lower than best prices the day; No. 2 Spring
sold 23al2 on spot closing 2l IA bid seller
July sold l20 l.2al % 81, closing III; August
closed Lie; September LILO l.2al.li; No. sold l2s
al-2; No. 1.l0 rejected IS. Corn advanced, fair
demand; SO IA for Mo-; mixed, on spot 81 rs
seller August So 4a3s September; rejected 33al-4
Oats fair demand, higher 2st5s for No.2 spot % IL
seller Aug st: TT jecteu % l2a25 Ia. Rye steadN
IS for No. . generally held higher. Barley dull
nominal for spot G5 for No. Fall; firm for futures
.Sa'4 seller on spot. Pork quiet, weak 1920 seller
July and August. Lard dull lower, nominally
s0jas. 20 on spot. Bulk Meats steady: shoulders
II; short rib 5 5sa3-l. Bacon steady-no sales.
Whiskey steady--9D.
Keceipts-5000 -four $1,000 bush wheat 2e6, 900
corn, 66 600 bush oats, 0,0OO rye, coo bari y.
Shipments 1900 flour, 81 600 wheat. 2s go corn,
sj,ooo oats 00d00; rye o000; barley.
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,hio e4oas CO..: Western ssss e,: Southern 10

Ohio c4oas CO.,; Western 5 esss e5: southesn 8 n
10 70
wHEAT-sales l3s, 900; No. 8 spring, / sa81 Al
No. 2, l43 ala 5h; No. ], / "a wintered west
ern. 81
LORN-sales 81, 600: 55a5s new
OArs-sales 81 100 - for new; iGdJe for
white.
BEEF-l250.
POkK~l7OO AZ .r.sk
LARD-ska9 s&N
BGTTEk- new state 2Oa30. Western lja23
sIGAR-dull and heavy: Muscoyado .. las Is.
MOLASSES-unchanged,
hlCk-La Sus
WHISKEY-93 10
COFFEE-Rio II 3-AaleA.
PETROLEUM. crude 81 refined IS
SP'TS TURPENTINE-,5
ROSIN- Q 95a 8 05.
1ALLOW-Esl,
FREIGIITs To LIVERPOOL Grain IL;
steamer
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FIRE RECORD.

Boston, Is. A. $. Morse's barn IN Water.
town was burned last night. Loss $4,000.
Springfield, Mass, is. The workshop of
the Hampden county Jail in this city, was
damaged by fire this evening. The leather
aud other stock of l.. c. Smith, the contract
or for the labor Of the prisoners, was badly
injured by water. No insurance.
Grants building in Wessield was burned
this evening; the cause was an explosion in
w. ". Richardson < Cos whip factory
Losses-lI. b. Smith on building, 81. 900 ;
Richardson < Co. "a 900; L. $. Miller
Slo00 F. E. Weber < Co. $500 all with
ne insurance; and Merrick Rice 5000. with
$1,000 insurance.
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IF I HAD KNOWN IT LAST YEAR. Thiswas
the language of poor cripple, who, fourteen
months ago, was smashed under an iron
beam. He had been allowed to suffer pain
and assume a mass of deformity-but he had
now recovered the use Of one knee by the
Centaur Liniment. We hear such language
every day There is no pain this linment
will not assauge, no lameness it will not ale
viate, and no swelling it will net subdue.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute for
castor OIL iulyl+-lm
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BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, Is. Preston Powers, son Of the
late Hiram Powers, arrived in Boston few
days ago, from Florence. He is visiting
friends, and intends staying in this vicinity
some weeks.
Application was made in the Massachusetts,
Sopreme court to day for reduction of bail in
the case of Spencer Pettis, who is imprisoned
in default of $40, 900 bail, awaiting the result
of exceptions filed for new trial, in the for
gerry case of which he was convicted. Ap-
pication refusec.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
daily Een',ebee aouraal.
: : : TT
BANGOR.

Bangor, NJ, IS. a special despatch to the
Wing & Courier from Bucksport states that
Michael Buckley, q sub contra ctor on the
Bucksport & Bangor railroad, absconded last
night, with funds entrusted to him to pay the
employees. A reward is offered by the con-
tractors Of the road for his apprehension, and
the recovery of the money.
Bangor, Is. There is a fire in Brewer at
the ferry slip. 1t is reported as being in
Dyers building Fears are entertained that it
will extend to the ship yard. No further par
t!culars
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Report of Crops.

Minneapolis, Is. Crop reports from Nc.
Lean county, about the centre Of Minnesota,
say the wheat in that region will be ready to
cut in week.
Reports from several sections say the
wheat harvest this year will be from one to
two waeks earlier than last year, owing to the
splendid growing weather which has pre-
vailed.
Minnesota never bad more favorable sea-
son for wheat.
Its estimated that the coming crop will be
from five to fifteen millions bushels larger
than last year.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

San Francisco, Is. The steamer Montana
has arrived from Panama.
Three companies of troops under THU com
mand of Maj. Brown, are pursuing bands OF
Apache Indians going towards San Pedro.
The first stake for the survey of the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad was driven at Victoria
to-day.
Fort Garry, Is. The arguments in the
Gordon case occupied the day. The decision
is reserved till Tuesday.
Mr.. Bracket has permission 10 see tie
prisoner tomorrow.
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
KATE SToDDARD's PRIsoN LIFE.

KATE SToppARD's PRIsoN LIE,
New York. Is. Kate Stoddard was very
melancholy and detected yesterday, enqnir-
ing anxiously for her father who was expect
ed. She continues to receive large mum
Der of anonymous letters. The writer of one
yesterday said she had passed through SINH
lar sad experiences, and entreated Kate to
put her trust in God and not commit suicide,
even though she was convicted and sentenced
to be hanged. Kate furnished this for publ
cation.
a letter from her birthplace says she spent
much of her time when school girl cores
ponding with soldiers through personal
column.
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Fatal Accident.

Hartford, Ct, IS. DR.. Albert A. Morrison,
prominent citizen of Windsor, while trying
to drive his COW from the track in Windsor
this afternoon, to save her from an approach
ing train, was himself struck by the engine,
thrown against pile of railroad ties and in
stantly killed. He was about fifty years OF
age
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Persuaded.

Milwaukee, Wis, Is. despatch from
Green Bay says that two men who committed
some robberies at New London, were caught
at Shawamo last night. \ vigilance COM
mittee Of sixty took them from the sheriff,
put moose around their necks and hung
them till they confessed where the stolen
property was secreted.
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Fearful Scourge.
City Depopulated by Cholera.

Evansville, Ind, IS. Advices from Mt
Vernon, Ind, say the cholera is believed to
be abating. 1t has almost depopulated the
town. All the people who could get away
have left. The banks and business houses
are closed, and the town seems without in
habitants. Resin, pine, tar and coal have
been burned in the streets, and in every
house disinfectants have been placed, Peo-
pie who cannot leave are removing to health
Ter parts of the city. Families are dwelling
in warehouses, stores, etc. Every person
in The place has had cholera symptoms, and
i'll some large families only two members are
left. There seems to be no apparent cause
for the ravages of the disease, as the city is
clean, and is one of the highest points be-
tween Evansville and Cairo.
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Special Notice.

HEADQUARTERS POST SETH WILLIAMS
No. ID, DEPARTMENT OF MAINE, G. \. r.,
AUGUSTA, July l6, 1873.
Special Order
No.2.
There vii! be no regular meeting OF said Pos, on
Friday.
There will be special meeting of said Post on
Monday evening at o'clock for the transaction of
business preparatory to a suspension of meetings
until Sept. !, 1873. Comrades are requested 10 be
present.
Ry order Of
WIN. II. LAPHAM.
Post Commander.
A. L. SMITH Adiltaut.
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Cincinnati Produce Market

CrNcIsN.Tr, July IS.
Pork quiet; GIG 30
Lard dull and nothing doing. Steam al s l.l0
kettle s2s some choice city brands held at
Bulk meats. Sales shoulders y: clear rib
sides SIa9; bid buyer July; August; clear
sides held 81.
Bacon in fair demand and steady. shoulders
held 81; clear rib sides a7. clear sides held at
fair demand at u 10
Whskey firm nj ~.
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Arraisned.

Boston, IS. Daniel G.. March, indicted
for the murder of Geo. S. Marsh, by pushing
him into Charles River. was arraigned in
Cambridge to-day, and plead not guilty.
Mark Boothby of Maiden was also arrsgu-
ed for shooting his wife in that town. Plead
not guilty. Trial assigned for October
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INDIAN MATTERS.

san Francisco, Is. The recent attack OF
I.iyut. Babcock on the Tonic .ipaches has
produced good effects. Two hundred say
ages have surrendered Mt the reservation.
Chief Cheltongan says he wants peace. Gen.
Crook made him sergeant of the force of In
dian scouts at Verde.
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le Boston & Maine Railroad CO., have
ed demand on the Hon. Arson Z. Nor
President fthe Maine Central Railroad,
I've the same facilities granted the b.
Road as are granted to other corpora
(the Eastern, for instance for the
fer Of freight and passengers. The de-
4 was served by an officer, and is signed
|e President of the aggrieved road.
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We have received from Mr.. +. Rowse, the
|hmond Spectacle Receipt Book, which will
only give Information to the folks about
king "pies and tarts and cakes and things,
bring comfort to the old ladies and gentle
In with impaired vision.
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KusRluYism.

Louisville, KY, Is. A band of disguised
men visited the house of Daniel Galbreath, a
farmer of Nc Cracker county, few days ago,
and demanded admitaDce. On being re-
fused they set fire to the house and forced
Galbreath and his brother outside. The out
laws then fired upon them severely wounding
L. NJ. Galbreath, the brother. The fire was
returned by Daniel, who it is thought killed
one OF the party. The assailants then retired.
No cause is assigned for the attack.
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is not yet definitely settled that the TALL
ting of the Board of Agriculture, will be
at Houlton, although the probabilities
that it will be held in that town. Secre-
Boardman started for the Aroostook
|ntry on Thursday. to make arrangements
The meeting of the Board.
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Eastern State Normal School.
Castine, Me.

'EHE Fall Term begins Aug. y, 1873, AMI con-.
L tinues fourteen weeks. The school has one
of the best buildings in the State furnished with
modern apparatus Tor scientific experiments, Maps
and Chants tor illustration and good reference
library. Tuition and many text books free. All
books needed by the pupils 20 be had at the school
Board On reasonable terms. The school il ies .,n-
ed 10 prepare Young men and women TO teach, aud
its graduates find ready and profitable employ
meEt. For terms oi admission and other pai'ticu,
lars. address g.. L. FLETI HER, Principal.
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The money will be refunded in every case
Of liver complaint, jaundice, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, dizziness, costiveness, ETC., where
cure is not effected by fair trial Of DR.. Ben
nett's Celebrated Jaundice Bitters. Put up
only by Johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta,
Maine. ftf
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Nm. p. Wtitehouse, Esq, Hon. n. &.
|hborr and Josiah G. Coburn, commission
on new insane haspital, appointed under
blve of the last legislature, advertise for
|posals from cities, towns or individuals,
ring Inducements for the location Of new
ne hospital.
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Our readers must have been panied to no.
ce in the telegraph reports that Brigham
Dung is the seventeenth part of widower,
IS seventeenth wife having deserted him.
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meeting of the Reform Club to-mor-
rnoon, at Meonian Hall, will be ono
hal interest, as addresses are to be
! Hon. Lot M. Morrill,, our distir-
fellow citizen, and Mr.. William p.
4 native of Augusta, now of Washing
Pr. Drew has given up other engage
Tor the sake of being present to adj
b fellow tow nsmen. His address in
some two years since, narrating his
is still remembered by many who
and many were benefited by it. The
will be held at Meonian Hall, at
ock tomorrow afternoon, and all are
invited.
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Suicide.

Cincinnati. O., lS. DR.. Thomas Dudley,
first assistant of the Eastern Lunatic ASYLUM
at Lexington, Ky, committed suicide this
afternoon with thirty grains of morphine.
During the past year he has shown some
evidence of insanity, supposed to be owing to
to his intimate relations with the insane and
intense application of duties
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New School House /!

CEALED PROPOSALS for building new School
- House at the Granite Quarries In the city
of UallowelI viii be received by the undersigned
until July 2bth. Plane and specifications may bs
seen on application. -.es E4
D.F. PAGE, "o'"'i''''ee'
Hallowell, July II, 1873 junel,-t6t
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There will be temperance meeting at the
;ranite quarries in Hallowell, Sunday even
ug at seven o'clock. Speaking by DR.. Brick
|tt and VIM. Clegg.
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lie Warren hook and ladder company of
on, Capt. Daniel c. Bickford, are to
e an excursion to Haliowell about the
Of August. While there they will be
ftained by the Tiger Engine Company,
a. They will accompanied by Edmunds'
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Proposals for Smuggling Kenne-
bee Bridge.

I,liE Committee on Highways of the City Council
/ of Augusta will receive sealed Proposals from
parties who desire to contract for Shii Cling the
Kennehec bridge. Proposals to he received up TO
Friday July 18th. Parties contracting must bull,
their own staging.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any and
all bi DIS that shall not he for the Interest OF the ~
to accept.
All Communications 10 be ddressed to
ELISHA ATKINS.
Chairman Committee on Highway
Augusta July IA, 1873. juiyl3-f&w."
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graduates of the class of 1858 OF Wa
College, now living, have made ar
ents for reunion on the twentieth
L,sary of their graduation. The sup
come off at the Falmouth in Portland
thursday evening. There are eleven
Ing members of the class, among whom
b following: Attorney General Plaisted;
|Richardson, Esq, Of the Portland Adj
4; Hon. w. II. Mcclellan of Belfast !;
Pierce, President of Rutgers Female
!; F. w. Baldwin of Cincinnati; Geo.
of Minnesota; Stephen Thurston of
Robert Stratton of Wisconsin; and
:. Lowell of New Hampshire.
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Arrived yesterday, at this port, Schooner
Puglass Haynes, Capt. Adams, with cargo
coal from New York for the Sprague Man.
Ecturing Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-19

A man in Brunswick snapped horses sew
|al times, and closed up the business, minus
y. and with the same horse with which he
Inmenced to traffic
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1T is expected that Governor Perham and
|uncil, the Secretary of State, Land Agent.
"a other officials, are expected to visit the
|oostook country this summer
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The union services to- morrow afternoon in
this city, will be held in the Methodist church.
Sermon by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Sanderson.
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Disn.

Ia LIvernore Fall, 18th in Il, .Aldie, dau 4u.' ~
AlGnzo and Sarah j. 81 ing, aged 10 years.
In strong, 18th inst, Mrs Nancy +. De!ano. aged
- years, months days.
In Brunswick, 10Th inst, t"sler BfaAley aged -
wears, Z months.
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hopes were entertained that the Bow
rev would win one of the prizes at the
field races. While their friends were
h to disappointment in this respect,
hre gratified at the exceedingly good
made. The Bowdoin boys have the
they need only the careful and per-
liz practice to take the lead of their
titors. We hope they will not "give it
Mr.. Brown" but pick their fints and
; themselves for next years contest.
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
Washington, July 1873 2 NJ.
For New England, northeast and easteriy
" inds vcering to the southeast and south
west with clouds and rain.
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The people of Calais are excited over the
Ter made by party of Cambridge gentle
len, to purchase quite large tract Of land
hd erect hotel.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Is. Delos X. Ashley, late
member of Congress from Nevada, died in
this city to-day of softenng of the brain.
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The barge Yosemite goes on an excursion
o Mouse Island Tuesday, where there is to
re a grand clam bake.
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local ano State Mems.

The street signs have been put up on the
east side of the river.
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4 postal card was mailed at the post Office
in this city on Thursday, on which were
written six hundred and fifty words.