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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-02

PRevIDFNcE, May LA fire in the spinning
room OF the Merino Mill of Jonston, this after
noon, caused loss of about $4,000; insured.
Strike of Will Hands.
The first of May was the day fixed by the
members of the ten hour association for a
strike In all the cotton and wooden mills in the
State heretofore making 623 to G6 hours per
week, consequently inaconsderable number OF
the mills most of IL e operatives left work at
SIX O'clock this evening instead of remaining
until 81 or o'clock as the regular time might
be. Some of the mills lost so few hands that
the machinery did not stop. In the delalne
mill at Olneyville, most of the help remained
at work and noisy crowd from tho other mills
and outsiders assembled and hooted and groanl-
ed The police from this city and North Provl,
dence were summoned but no serious acts OF
violence were committed. In Woonsocket there
was some noisy but harmless demonstratlon'
the help leaving nearly all Of the larger mills;
The wooden manufacturers would like general
suspension of work. 1t is probable that the
cotton mills will shut down temporarily
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-The following is arccapitu-
lation of the public debt for the month of April as
1t appears on the books of the Treasury:
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Observation-Disclosures.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwESTY-Foph

PROBABILITIES FUK THE NEXT TWENII-EUUh
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE Grief SIGNAL}
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
May /. 8 Up. NJ }
For the northwest and the upper lakes, and
thence to lower Missouri and the lower Ohio
valley, northeast and southeast winds, rain and
threatening weather, partly clearing tomorrow
WITH low ersemPefatnre; Ior tennessee ana ane
rain, south-easterly and south westerly Winds
partly cloudy and clearing weather; for the
lower lakes and Middle States, falling barom-
eter, south easterly and north-easterly winds,
threatening weather and rain; for Canada and
by rain. Cautionary signals continue at Du
luth, Chicago, Grand Haven, Milwaukee, De-
troit, Toledo and Cleveland and are ordered
for Buffalo, Rochester and Oswego.
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THE INTERNATIONAL LINE.-The steamer
City of Portland, now lying at the p. S. & P.
Railroad wharf is in O considerable state of
forwardness. The boilers made by Messrs.
Coyle & Quinn, Commercial street, have been
placed, and the wood work and machinery is
being rapidly put in. 1t is expected that the
steamer will be ready to take her place upon
the International route some time next month.
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WASHINGTON.
What ia Said mt Wnshiuut0,

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The military authori-
ties arc without additional advices from the
Modoc expedition. Nothing has been done
since the Geographic consultation with Presi,,
dent Grant and Secretary Belknap with regard
to conducting the operations against the Mo
Docs further than to leave the matter to the
Judgment of the commander of the Depart
ment of the Pacific, who has better means to
judge of the situation than the Washington
authorities. He has power to employ addition
al troops. if in his opinion it is necessary.
A statement found its way into the press that
Gen. Sherman declared himself in favor of
taking scalps, but that gentleman himself pro-
nounces that story untrue, if for no other rea-
son than that he can see no advantage i'll scalp
ing dead Indians.
The Farraxut Claim.
To-day in the Supreme Court of the District
claims of the late Admiral Farragut, officers
and men of the West Gnlf squadron, was ar
gued by r. NJ Corwin, special assistant At
torney General for the Q. s., and Gen. Butler
and n. Wilson for the libellauts. The case is
heard ON appeal from the recent order OF Judge
Humphrey for the payment of the commits
sioners award of $268, 900. or 5000 per man.
Hon. james Brooks.
The case of Mr.. Brooks was so peculiar that
his widow has allowed q post mortem examine
ton to be made, at which the physicians of the
district have been requested to be present. The
WIii w tdhcu W NEW L DIX GO-0lglC
and buried from Christ's church on Saturday,
OF which the deceased had been q member for
over thirty years. -
Various Matters.
The Supreme Court o.day postponed till
October the application of the counsel of ex
Gov. Yarmouth for an allowance of apneal
from the decision Of Judge Durell in the Tonis.
lana case and gave leave tojPhilips, counsel for
Yarmouth to file the record and other paners
The Post Office Department to-day awarded
the contract for mail messenger service in New
York city. for four years from the first of july
next, to Amizi s. Dodd the present contractor
at ,3S9 per annum. The service consists in
carrying mails between the various depots and
landings and city post efiee.
instructions have been given for the des-
patch OF the mail to Bermuda by the steamship
FLORIDA or from New York on the Sd inst.
me commissioner of the land Office has re-
oeNeo telegram announcing the death of Sur
wy w GENERAL Beach of Washington Territory.
+ha ne commissioner of Patents has extendeded
M Ma patent OF Andrew Spring of Hyde Par
f ornss a for lathes for turning irregu.
tension ,'n ne refused the application for the
| Rr;dTono. 'ue patent of James G. Cooke of
bling. 'no nianaiactufe OF Wep-
IN Iesponse 70 an inquiry made at the military
to1I;aanca Lod lay, ~ was ascertained that in
prehension OF widespread Tnd;o ~ eAclte ap-
The various tribes are penoroWtn hoStnitles.
is suspected, however, that man. P nf ~
men are making preparations for t, So Souus;
spring and summer horse steaIino. ohe usual
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New MUsIc.-From c. Il. Halves, II Middle
street, we haye received the following new mu-
sic: 'Little Sweetheart, come listen to me-" a
song and chorus by Arthur W. French; "My
Soul is DARK, ballad with quartette ad lib
words from Hebrew Melodie, music by Ida
Walker; 'Dinna forget yer mither, Sandie," by
the author of "Mollie Darling, Sc" all pub
lished by J. L. Peters New York
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KENTUCKY Democratic Convention.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-The Kentucky Demo
cratic State Convention at Frankfort to-day
nominated James w. Tate for State Treasurer.
The resolutions are to reitarate tie doctrine OF
State rights, favor tariff for revenue only, rig
id economy in governmental expenditures, zeal
GUS care of the election franchise and subordi-
nation of military and civic authority, to well
CONC immigrants and invite cooperation of al
opposed to corruption and consolidation.
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INSTALLATION AT MYSTIC LoDGE.-At a
regular meeting Of Mystic Lodge of Good
Templars held last evening, the following Off
GERS were installed by D. G. W. c. T., j. e.
Conway Lombard, W. c. T.; Florence
Page, w. Y. T.; Charles w. Cloudman, w. s..
Sarah Stanwood, W. F. s.; T. w. Burnham,
W. NJ; Frank Curtis W. c.; Haverlock Nc
Tnoo n
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FIVE HUNDRED CHILDREN will be interested

FIVE HUNDRED CHILDREN will be interested
in an advertisement that appears under the
head of entertainments. It will be seen from
it that they are called upon to aid in the build
ing of the Maine General Hospital in an inn
portant direction. If our young readers will
but enter into the enterprise with spirit they
may have the pleasure of contributing goodly
sum of money toward the building Of the Hos.
pital. OF course there will he a general rally
Saturday afternoon.
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At a meeting Of Seaside Lodge, I. o. of G..
T., Wednesday evening, the following officers
were elected: w. G. T., Jas. Fl. Hartford, W.
V. T., Julia Boltenhouse; W. Chaplain, Rev.
b. Freeman; W. S., Frank Skillin; W. T. S.,
Andrew 2. Osgood; w. T., Herbert Thurrall
W. NJ. Frank Davis; W. I. G., Horace Upton
w. o. g., Charles Talbot, This lodge Low
numbers two hundred members and is in a
hourishirg condition. A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-02
Real Estate on Exchange and Mar
ket Streets at Auction.

I'm SATURDAY, May Sd, at IL O'Clock NJ we
" shall sell the very desir able lot of land situated
Exchange and Market Streets, north Of the Old
Post Office lot In Portland, and bounced, beginning
the westerly side Of Market street,
and eghttenths feet from the southerly side Of Con-
gress street, thence souh-westery by land OF heirs
OF James Deering ffyfour feet. 10 Exchange street,
thence northwesterly by said Exchange street sew
enty-one feet to stake, thence paral
lei with the scutheasterly line herein described for
south-easterly by said Market street seventy-one
feet, more or less, to the point of beginning.
For particulars call on j. & Z. NJ. Rand, 121 Mid
die street, OF - Z, --- rfFf
+: .. BAILEY q CO., Aucsioneers.
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THE ST. LAWRENCE STREET FEsTIvAL.-The
Vestry of the st. Lawrence street Congrega-
tional church was comfortably filled last even
ing by the friends of the society. A pleasing
exhibition consisting of singing and Rotations
was given by the children. The tables were
loaded with fancy articles and seductive look
ing edbles. Ice cream and oysters disappeared
with astonishing .rapidity, though the supply
was like the widows cruise. The whole affair
was q success and netted quite a sum for the
society. We understand that it will be repeat
ed this evening, and we have no doubt that the
articles for sale will be disposed of. The re-
freshment table will be replenished anew for
A.. ,,;erht
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United Sta ,cs Circuit Court

BEFORE JUDGE SHEPLEf'
TAURsDAY.-Samnel c. Loud ct al vs.. Maine iiu-
tual Marine Insurance Company Action 20 recover
o policy of $4,000 of Insurance on vessel lost' oh
Trial.
DODGE Of Boston. Bradburys.
--SerUrt g. Holmes.
The Jury disagreed in the Maley case
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That so,nnnmbulist.

EXETER, May 1.-The Fits boy somnambu-
list was brought into the Supreme Judicial
Court to-day, but no proceedings were institut-
ed. A legal examination of the case win be
held at Gambia next Tuesday. Dr. Perry pro-
nounces him insane.
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MAy-DAY PLEAsUREs.-May-da was every
thing the young people could wish for. Clear
skies. soft air, and pretty show Of green on
natnre's carpet,greeted the city lads and lasses,
as they early yesterday forenoon, sought the
various places Of resort visited on such occa-
sions that are contiguous to the city. Large
numbers went over to tho Cape and amused
themselves along the beaches and around the
crags that line the shore. Many ventured OUT
10 graves Hill, and one company, portion OF
the hrst class in the High School, took Bos-
ton q Maine train to Old Orchard Beach.
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A SILVER wEDDISa.-Las evening Georg

"A SILFEH W EUDINU.-I1asS tV6HiHS OtUISe
E. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor welcomed a host of
personal friends at their residence, who called
to congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor upon their
accession to the honors of silver wedding.
Among the many and costly presents received
were splendid easy chair, and a solid gold Past
Masters Jewell, from number of his masonic
friends. After period of social intercourse,
during which the lady and gentleman received
the hearty congratulations of those present, the
party RETIRED wishing ali kinds of prosperity to
their host and hostess
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Putnam for plaintiffs.
Municipal Court.

JUDGE MUKRIS.
THURsDAY.-Patrick Ney, Michael Howley and
John Foley. Search and seizure. Fined $50 each.
All paid.
Albert G. Thayer. Larceny. Ordered to recognize
In the sum of $500 with sureies for his appearance
at May term Superior Court. Committed.
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> NEW ORLEANS, April 2i.-Freights.- supply of
There is large stock of Tobacco, Corn and Western
produce, etc., in addition to Cotton to be moved and
Cotton to Liverpool, steam, a Id, via New York
I'd; to New York 1c; sail. Cotton to Liverpool I'd,
to Havre 1sc, to Bremen lie, Antwerp 13-16d. Corn
to Liverpool, steam 16d. ~.
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CosMoLrNE, the ne plus ultra for all skin dis
eases; is odorless, will not become rancid, and
as an emolient is far superior to glycerine, Car
be obtained at WHITTIER's Drug Store.
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A FINE stock of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers and
Ornaments and all the neeo colors and shades in
Ribbons and Silks, just received at ~
W. L. SMELLS, 1897 Congress- ST
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WE are requested to say that the parties ar
rested Tuesday night, as mentioned in the
argus yesterday, did not board at Mr. Arthur
M. Sawyer's, No. 30 Free street.-Argus
Very true, as Mr.. Arthur NJ. Sawyer does
not keep the boarding house at No. 80 Free
street ~
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For Sale Mt Auction.

TNHE centrally located brick house, No. 2s Fra
Il Street, corner of Cotton. A good location for q
Physician OF Dentist. The lot 70 sufficient In size
for two good stores which win be wanted IN o few
years=thc premises being within few rods Of we'll
business houses Tho above property will
be ofered BY auction, ON Monday, May 9th, at n
Il: o. BAILEY & co, Auctieneers.
aDr29 Ad1w
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

AT % o'clock p. IN. to-day F o. Bailey S;
Co., sell at salesroom thirteen chests choice tea.
Grocers should attend this sale.
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DR. o. FITZGERALD, the wonderful Clairvoy-
ant Physician and Surgeon will remain at Room
No. II Preble House, Portland, until Satur-
day, May Sd. Don't fail to see him, as his
cures are almost miraculous. apr26 If
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POLICE NoTEs.-Last night at the police
station there were ten cases of drunkenness,
one case of larceny of a pair of trousers. and
ono 1odoar
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A QUESTION OF TnE.-The recent cough or
cold, that without proper treatment may be-
come chronic and last for months, can be radi-
cally cured by few doses of that invaluable
pectoral elixir, Hides Honey Of Horehouaa and
Tar. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothsche Drops cure in minute.
may2-eod1w&w1t
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Dr.. URASN who has made so many wonder
full cures of cases supposed to be incurable, will
be at the Preblo House every Thursday, Friday
and Saturday for the present. All should see
him. apr28-tf
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lnay1-d1M

THE largest and best assortment of Clothes
for Boys's wear to be found in this city, is at
L. D. SrnoUT's.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
The Event of the Season-MorIis Bros.
Grand Floral Festival-City Hall.
Growing the Rose City Hall.
Rubinstein Grand Concert-City Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Miss Wiey-Dress and Sacque Patterns.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Book for every Citizen--Collins s. Brother.
11Wanted- Tenement,
Casco street Seminary-Summer Term.
Notice of Copartnershp- Brooks s. Bnrgin.
Lobster Chum Geo. f. Lewis.
Girl Wanted.
Wanted-Tenement.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Hats &c--W. J.. Smell.
Cosmolite-Whittier.
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NEW YORK. May 1-Eventn0.-The monetary sit
uaton Is marked by the increased strngency aud the
high rates of interest," ranging from Lie per cent
per diem. There was heavy calling in of loans by
banks holding city funds the corporation is pay
ing nearly 900 interest and other matured
obligations. The lending capacity of banks was also
temporarily curtaed by drafts in settlement of half
monthly receipts with country banks. The payment
of gold coupons caused considerable sales of gold to
banks and brokers' which also absorbs money for the
moment Express companies brought 81 800 600 cur
renew The liabilities on the Stock Exchange ofSwan
& Co., who suspended to-day, reported le than
$4,000. Tbs fact that the 10th National Bank was
creditor at the clearing house this morning to the
amount Of 900 explained to have been caused
by the transfer city funds to it from the Broadway
Bank. An investigation will probably be made into
the affairs of the Manufacturers s. Merchants
Bank.a small State institution, tor the purpose of
setting the rumors perhaps unfounded against it ut
rest. The Mobile q Montgomery Railroad has de-
fauled on It's May interest," Sterling Exchange dull
and heavy at 1889 for 60 days and 109a q 1891 for
sight. Gold dull, heavy and declining from 117A q
q 1163, and closing OF 1853 q 1165; loans at per
cent. to 1-16 per cent. The clearances 55,000
600. Customs receipts $420.o00 Treasury disburse-
ments $242,000. Governments steady throughout
the day. State bonds are neglected. Stocks, with
the exception of Western Union, were very quiet
with slight fluctuations, but that stock was actively
between the opposing forces on exchange. The
transactions in it will probably reach 100000 shares
at s45 $751; 84a S5A S4a, and brokers OF tho clique
offered nuts at s35 for IL days at per cent Other
wise prices were irregular with general decline In
st,;po cent. hut closed steady though quiet.
The following were the quotations OF Government
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New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. May 1-Morning.-Gold 117s Money
at Lie per cent. Sterling Exchange 1887 q 109s.-
Stocks weak. State stocks steady.
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Supreme Judicial Court.
VIRGIN J.. PRESIDING.


THURsDAY.-John E. Donnell ct al. vs. City o.
Portland. Assumpsit for rent of lot corner at Pear
and Newbury street from Jan. 1, 1869, to April 1
1871, at $500 per year-S9oO aud interest. Verdict
S5S0.50.
Putnam for plaintiffs.
Libby for City.
Humphrey VS.. Gray. Action for injury on defect
i've highway. On trial.
Gage for plaintiff Vinton for town.
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HAVANA May 1.-Exchange on United States, 90
currency, at II "a "a prem; short sight 10 a u prem
60 days in gold 24a q rs prem. London 50 prem !;
Paris 21s q % prem. t4s
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Mail Matters Burn,

DENlsoN, Tex, May 1.-The mail which ,.e.
st. Louis Tuesday night on the Missouri I leIt
sas and Texas railroad, was burned near No 10 an an
lister, in Indian territory, about two o'cInc,-
this morning t rosyfour pieces Of baggage
The burnt mail matter comprised mails f for
points in Texas from all States except the eD.
treme Southern ones
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Puh,ic Debt s,atcmea,

FRANKFORT, May Limited States 5-2Os 1862, ct
95a
LIVERPOOL, May 800 P. M.-Cotton to arrive
f1rmer and prices have advanced i'd.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Imports.

HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Carlotta-7 pkgs halibut,
do mdse to j It Lscomb
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Pioneer-33O0 railroad sleep
erS to order.
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DUPoSco's Golden Pills are unqualified.
apr30-eod3t&
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Administrators Sale Of Real Es-

WILL be sold at public sale ON the premises. In
w the town Of Deering, on the "Gray road. !"
about one mile from Aliens Corner on TUESDAY,
the sixth day Of May next, at eleven o'clock A.
SO much of the Real Estate Wood and Timber land)
of Geo. Frost, Esq., late of Westbrook In the County
OF Cumberland, deceased as will produce sum not
exceeding eighteen hundred and twenty-sx dollars.
By virtue Of a License from Hon. j. A. Waterman
Judge of Probate for Cumberland County. -.
THOS. QUINBY. Administrator
with VIII annexed)
Portland. April 4. 1873.
Immediately after the above sale will be sold the
valuable property at Aliens Corner, known as the
Knights field containing about 20 acres This Is one
Of the best fields in this location.
Z r. @. BAILEY e. Co., Aucfioncers.
my1 . dtd
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A number of Danish emigraiits, recently
broughto out by the New Brunswick government,
have left for the United States.
The Wreck of tho Atlantic.
Steamer Lackawanna arrived to-day noon
from the, wreck of the Atlantic. The wreck is
almost blown to pieces with gun powder, and
large quantities of goods were recovered yester-
day. Fourteen bodies were brought Tuesday
and N yesterday, mostly women. They were
frighttuliy mutlated and were Immediately
buried. The total number of bodies thus far
recovered is 359. The Falmouth arrived from
Portland this morning.
The Fishery Question.
OTTAWA, Ont, May lin the House of
Commons last night, Mr.. Mills moved a resolu-
luton that before the arbitration to take place
under the terms of the treaty of Washington
be entered upon, it is proper that the limits of
dominion and jurisdiction should be decided
Sir John Mcdonald in opposition advanced
the plea that it would prevent Canada from OBJ
tanning any compensation for the twelve years
the treaty lasted, as Americans would not con-
cede their view Of the fishery limits. He adj
United that the commissioners appointed to
conduct the arbitration could only arrive at a
very rough estimate of the sum DUE and said
that communications were passing between the
Canadian and Imperial governments on the
subject of headland rights, and that the ques-
ton would probably be referred to International
jurists for a decision.
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Decrease debt during the month. 2,247,4 s5 60
1873. Observation-Disclosures. s,ssi,54s ST
Decrease from March 1, 1862 to
March /, 1878, sSs, oS2 $50 As
RoNDs ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANIES,
INTEREST PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY.
Principal outstanding .........,.. $64 623, 512 %
Interest accrued and not yet paid. l. 229470 "a
Interest paid by the United States... 1s,5092S0 90
mails, &C.. ~ '. - 4,is5,4sS Gs
States. e :. 14,323,s42 %
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The Wreck Of tho Atlantic.

A number of Danish emigraits, recently
breughtout by the New Brunswick government,
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture, Carpets, Pictures, &c,
at Amafinun

w snail sell at auction at our salesroom on FRI
men+ - May I'd, at 10t o'clock A. NJ an assert
nets nHnarpets, Brussels, 3-ply and Chamber Car
Chairs RHnges, one b. w. Parlor suit in Hair Cloth
and Woodon Tables, Bedsteads, Crockery, Glass
AIso a IN Frames ass. sash. Doors slinds &c
apes N wagon and Harness.