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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-15
PRIVATE REGULATIONS.

We were directed to ascertain whether
the trustees aud managers had in a. y
way committed fraud and peculatiops,
and in pursuance with this direction we
took some testimony in regard to the
manner the books were kept, aud as to
the opportunity they had of converting
the property OF the trust TO their own
nse. We ind that an account is kept Of
all the materials taken from the shops by
any of the trustees, aud Of the labor per-
formed by the employees of the railroad
for them but as it would be necessary
to so through the whole shop-stock ac-
count to ascertain the condition OF the
accounts, we con,ented ourselves with
learning the fact that an account was
kept in the different departments which
could be looked into and definitely set
tied, though it does not appear in gen.
eral accoua. We heard some testimony
as TO the private accounts Of the trustees
with tho trust, but did not 20 far enough
TO be able to fix upon the amount due
from or to them. We do not fnd that
auy fraud or peeulation has been com.
mitted by them upon the property of the
trust, and as this is u matter that must
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hd for the Hungry.

essrs. Holmes & Shaw, proprieto.5 OF the
usta Bakery, have recently made great
fovement in their establishment by the
titution of steam-power for horsepower
have put in six horsepower engine
upright boiler, the whole occupying space
than ten feet square. The engine was
pfactured by Messrs. Moorlen & Morse,
contains many excellent appliances Of
own Invention. The machinery in the
~ is now run at total expense Of about
cents per day, and five or six more
Is of crackers are baked daily, than when
Forks were run by horse power, at an ex-
Of about dollar day. Six men are
Dyed. The proprietors claim that they
two of the best bakers in New England.
% barrels of -four are ground up each
into crackers, Loaf bread, pilot, soda,
I'm and oyster crackers, making from 50
barrels per week of these various kinds
ad to feed the hungry. We don't coun.
he baked beans and brown bread that
Sunday morning go to the tables OF TIE
to prepare them for the weekly nap in
corner Of the cushioned pew. Four
ed loves of brown bread are sid every
y. The flour is bought at wholesale,
rrels at a time, in Boston and Portland.
is the only bakery in the city; there
G in Hallowell, and but one in Gar
so that besides local trade, q large
t of bread, crackers, Sc, is sold in the
ing towns. Two teams are sent out
MS establishment peddling the products
vens, and supplying the retail trade
y towns in kennebec, Somerset, Lin
Franklin and Androscoggin counties.
asiness of the bakery has more than
since it has been in the hands OF the
proprietors.
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Manufacturing News.

John Harper, an enterprisinS ard en-
manufacturer Of Cassimeres and Re
b, has factory at Welchville, in the
i Oxford, which has given thrift aud
the place. He commenced building
pout six years ago, having accidentally
the waterpower there the winter be-
bile passing though the place.
(ngs & Doten, the managers of the
mill at South Paris, are Carrying on
nsive business the present season, en-
four or five men in the mill and as
ore in the CO oper shop, and keeping
Tx teams busy all the time. This flour
ready market all through the State.
Various shoe manufacturers at Spring
n out about one hundred and twenty
Alaska boots per week.
Haxeltine & Co. are about ready to
mill at North Lowell for the purpose
facturing spools and saving slaves,
IDS, laths, etc.
heese factory at Weld is in very sue
operation. Three thousand pounds of
used daily at present, and moro will
shed very soon. Eight cheeses are
n day, weighing As pounds The En-
3 Cheese Co. at Industry is making
arge amount of cheese.
undations of the very extensive mill
of the Sturgis purchase, are now
anced on "Birch Point" in Wis
Also the foundations of "shoe fac
connection with the newly projected
prison discipline, inaugurated in
county, are already laid and the
are going up, and the machinery is
pot.
w spool factory at Foxcroit, which
d Monday, will cost $50, 900. Work
engine house will commence in about
1t.
Morgan & Wilson, at their pulp mill
Paris, are driving business. They
dy sale for all they can manufacture.
oe Factory built by the town Of
has started up again with thirty or
kmen, and the proprie,ors say that
orders ahead sufficient to carry
December.
andsomc pressed bricks, have been
for the front of the new Savings
ding in Watervile. They were made
ID Of Mr.. w. II. Carter, in Winslow
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Chicago Prodnce MHrkei.
CHICAGO. July u

Fiour in fair demand and firm: good to choice
sn,iny extra - 50a5.75; MINI. S6.e5g1.25. Wheat
hpva5t and unsettled No .. spring closed at $i.2i
- on the spot $2l IA seller; July 81 1878 seller
August 81 % 3-S5l.I0 seller September, No. /
spring, qaite soft csc, hard SIC; No. spring l0a
Iiltil-i on spot registereda2c. Corn in fair de-
marid and firm: No. mid 81 lac on the spot 81 j.
4 seller August 80 IL seller; september rejected
"a l-2aA7s. Oats rteady: No, IS i.4g.s3s, cash
~ 28.7 81; August rejected l6a25 Is. Rye quiet
and unclaimed and the supply light: No. 2 nomi
nally $685.. Barley nominal for spot, and active
for future deliveries sales at S0ssj. Provisions
quiet and weak. Pork easier: sales 1900: August
cash nominally 1900, Dad duh and unchanged
steady: shoulders IL sales OF rib sides loose Is
2. Bacon steady and nominal shoulders IL
clear rib sides 9 L. clear sides IL. Whiskey il
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guilty and fnel ten dollars and cost paid
and discharged. w. p. Whitchouse for
State, Titcomb for respondent
Thrown under u Moving Machine.

A terrible accident happened to Mr.. John
Doe of Waldoboro on Wednesday last. lie
was driving a span of horses, on moving
machine, and while attempting to throw up
the teeth to clear mound, he lost his balance
and was thrown forward under the teeth His
left leg was cut in a most shocking manner,
1.-The muscles of the ankle being severed and
the flesh cat and mangled. His right leg was
|cut in the thigh. No workmen in the field
|were within sight. Mr.. Doe tried to make
hem hear, but his voice failed, and he
crawled on his hands and knees quite dis
ance, but was obliged to give up from loss of
blood. He was found in an unconscious con-
ition. 1t is thought that he will recover
rithout being obliged to submit to amputa-
len of the leg. lie is about sixty years of
ge; has family, and formerly resided in
hina.
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FIRE RECORD.

Newark n. j., 81. A fire last night de-
stroyed j. II. Perry's patent leather manu-
factory. Loss $4,000; insurance 20, 600.
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Jackson, Tenn, 81. A DISASTROUS fire
broke out here at 2 O'Clock this morning, Or
iginating in the cellar of building on the
corner of Lafayette and Market streets. Be
fore the fire was got under control it had
destroyed Rosenburg's saloon, Senters variety
store, Collins cigar store, the postotIice, the
Wing and Tribune Offices, Samuels' tobacco
store, O'Connor & Bros dry goods and leather
stores, Wrght's saddlery, Fuerbachs dry
goods store, Keith & Vincent's dry goods
store, and some smaller stores.
The entire stock in the burned stores is es-
,imated at S65 0OO
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9aily Xenaebee Surrnal.
PORTLAND.

Portland, Me-, 81. The Hussey will case,
which has excited considerable interest in
York county, having been tried three times
since 1871, the appellants claiming that I'M
making the will, has been finally settled by
the heirs-at-law making an equitable distri-
button of the estate, and the case has been
stricken from the records.
Isaac A. Gould, widower forty FIVE years
old, was arrested in Yarmouth to. day for re-
peated incest upon daughter thirteen years
old.
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Marrifn.

In this city, 18th inst by Rev. G. Penney, b..
AuE sta.
Ii his city, 10th inst, by Rev. C. +. Penney, VIM.
Z. Thompson of Chicopee, Mass, to Miss owe NJ.
Mitchell of Lewiston.
lie Wa ervlle 10th inst, Joseph Paul to Miss
Emma X. Chase, both Of Waterville.
In Brewer, 18th inst, Capt Frederick II. Ray of
Surry to Mrs. Lizzie +. Foansbee of Brewer.
In Genburn, 18th inst, Fred Reed to Miss Emma
TibbeltS, both of Bradley.
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TELEGRAMs IN BRIEF.

Philadelphia, 81. Joseph C. Cloud started
this evening to row to New Orleans for q
wager of $4,000. The conditions being that
he will not sleep on shore until he reaches
the latter place. The boat will be carried
over the mountains and put into the Ohio
river. The boat weighs sixty pounds.
New York, 81. This afternoon a small
boat in which Amos Corrick and his son were
crossing East river was run down by the
Terry boat The son was saved but the father
was drowned.
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Stabbed.

New York, 81. Isaac Logan was stabbed
and killed with pitchfork. to-day oy M, &c
Kearew, at Linden, Union county, n -.
Logan was in field loading wagon win
hav. when Kearew, who had been on spree,
came nm and took a pitchfork from him and
.t.hhed him three times in the lower part
of the body, intiictipg wounds from which he
dice this evening.
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FOREIGN.

Madrid, q. The crews of six Spanish men
ot-war having revolted the governme Mt has
issued proclamation declaring them pirates
and authorizing their capture and treatment
as such by any foreign power on the high
seas.
Gen. Pavia has been appointed captain
general OF Andalusia and Estramadura.
The province of Alicante has declared it.
self an independent canton.
The majority of the cortes propose TO move
vote of censure on the government. for de-
clarine the insurgent crews pirates.
1t is reported that Price, member of the
International society OF England is lin com
| mand of one of the revoted men-of-wal
ships.
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STATE NEWS.

On Thursday last, the house of Mrs. Ma
linda Bull of Mapleton took fire whilst all the
family were absent, and was consumed with
all its contents.
The Clark family claim the glory of settling
China, (Me.,) and propose holding centen-
NAL anniversary of their arrival.
Smutty Nose Island, Isles of Shoals, the
scene of the Wagner tragedy, is said to have
been entirely deserted by the superstitious
fishermen formerly living there.
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WALDOBORO'.

Waldoboro, Me-, 81. John Davis OF Friend
ship was found dead Sunday morning at 7
o'clock in his barn. He hung himself by a
rope placed around a beam, and with a turn
about his neck held by one hand. His knees
were resting on the floor For some time he
has been in respondent state of mind, and
has threatened to kill himself He was IS
year old and leaves wife and seven chill
drep
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Kailroa d Matters.

Newark, n. j., 81. Chancellor Bunyon
to-day appointed Elias N. Miller of Newark,
Mason Loomis of Mont Clair, and Conrad NJ.
Gordon, receivers of the Mont Clair branch
Of the Midland railroad, on an application OF
the contractors to recover $4,000 tor work on
tunnel and other parts of the road.
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Goodrich Affair.

New York, 81. Ex-Gov. Lowe and D. B.
Thompson were to-day associated with VIM.
Dewitt for the defence of Lizzie Lloyd King,
alias Kate Stoddard. To Messrs. Low and
Thompson will be assigned the labor of pre-
pairing for the trial of the prisoner, and it is
understood that Lowe will be the leading
COUNSEL
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, 81. Colonel Charles Case,
receiver of the first national bank of New
Orleans, has just arrived and reports to the
comptroller of currency that he has received
intelligence from Jerons and Ryley, his So
licitors in Liverpool, that the House Of Lords
has recently decided the last of a series of
Chancery cases in his favor, thus securing
some seventy thousand dollars more to the
fund for the general creditors of the bank.
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little Levy.

The funeral OF little Levy Martin was at.
Pnded yesterday afternoon by large number
sympathsng friends. 50 full was this
bung life of the beauty of unseifish love and
Puse Of mourning who felt that they had
en- personally bereaved. The members of
fwys class in the Sunday school, his com
MONS in the printing office, his neighbor
cd Ilaymates and friends. and even those
maturer years, whose love was drawn out,
most without their volition, towards the
lie patient, faithful, cheerful boy, --came TO
ngle their tears with the more Immediately
Feaved ofthe family circle. To the mother,
re particularly, is the blow a severe one.
lied thrice to wear the habiliDents Of
turning for husband and children, she again
Fers the vale of sorrow as the light ard JOY
home fades away from her earthly vision.
mainly must stand aside in grief like this !;
Divine Comforter alone can minister con-
alton to the bleeding, broken heart.
4ewy was always kind to his mother. Al
BIT the last act of his life was to purchase
her a new dress with his fortnight's earn
, received from his employers on Saturday
bit. A portion of his little savings was
Big invested in fund with which he de-
led at the proper time to purchase sew
machine for his mothers use. These are
samples of his thoughtfGlness ard atten-
and mus. be pleasant 70 remember amid
lesolations Of home.
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BATH.

Bath, Ne, 81. Capt. David Mckinney,
workman in the yard of Chapman Flint
fell this afternoon from the upper to the lower
deck of ship now building, distance Of
about l6 feet, receiving very severe bruises
about the head and body. Dr. Fuller dressed
his wounds, and pronounced his injuries of a
serious character, the result of which is very
doubtful.
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Attempted Suicide.

Manchester, N. H., 81. A young woman
named Dickey jumped into the lower canal in
the Amoskeag yard this afternoon at 2 o'clock
with the intention of committing suicide, but
was rescued before drowning by parties who
saw her. Her boarding mistress says that
she has acted strangely for two or three weeks
past.
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THE CHOLERA.

Al ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, 2l. A despatch from Louisiana,
in Northern Missouri, says that eight deaths
from cholera occurred there between eight
and twelve o'clock last night, and great ex-
element prevails. Hundreds of citizens are
preparing to leave. The disease is also said
TO prevail a, Troy, Hannibal and other places
| in that part of the State
AT CINCINNATI OHIO.
Cincinnati, 81. There were three deaths
fl ON cholera to-day.
COLUMBUS, O.
Columbus, O., 81. Theae were two deaths
in the penitentiary yesterday. and one in the
CITY.
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ARRAY.

Pittsburg, Pa, 81. On Saturday night, in
a bar-room quarrel at Camden, Thomas Glib
son knocked down John Caughiey, miner,
and while PROSTATE jumped on his breast sew
eral times, crushing in three or four of his
ribs, which penetrated his bowels. Caugh-
ley's death is momen.arily expected. Gibson
is arrested
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CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Court.

Boston, 81. In the municipal court this
forenoon, John Collins, Francis O'Hara and
John Lafierty, who stabbed Andrew Connors
yesterday, were each held in SIS 1000 for
trial
Emery f. Bond, on charge of incest, was
held in $1,000 and jailed.
Prof. Mac, charged with the murderous as
sault on DIR. Winslow, Saturday, was also
jailed in reiaut of $4,000 bail, till August
sixth
Frank j. Shaida was held in $4,000 bail this
afternoon on charge of manslaughter of Thos,
O'Mara. Bail was furnished. Ga ii former
trial he had been acquitted because of flaw
in the indictment.
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NEWS By MAIL.

The Brooklyn Trust Company suspended
Saturday, on account of heavy defalcations
by its late president, L. S. Mills, who was
was drowned a. Cony Island last Tuesday.
The Shah of Persia and suite left Paris
Saturday on special train for Geneva.
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

New York, 81. The excise law was en-
forced on Staten Island yesterday, and forty
saloon keepers sent to jail.
A new Catholic daily paper is projected
here.
Kate Stoddard's fatder ard mother have
failed to put in appearance, much to her dis
appointment.
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Drowned.

Manchester, N. H., 2l. This morning the
body of Daniel Devlin, aged 45, Of Pembroke,
was found drowned here. 1t is supposed the
deceased accidentally fell into the Merrmac
or Suncook river, and floated down.
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Culinary.

Concord, n. H., 81. Ex-Goy. Anthony
Colby of New Hampshire died here last even
ing, after several months sickness, aged so
years. He leaves a widow and three child
rem.
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Fire in Montreal.
Entire Block Destroyed-Loss $3.50. 900

Montreal! 81. The fire Saturday broke out
in Larivierie's planning mill in St. Antoine
street. Owing to a scarcity of water, the fire.
men were unable to arrest the flames. Two
hours later the entire square was in flames.
The fire continued to spread until about TWEEN
ty buildings were destroyed. Eighteen tam
lilies are rendered homeless. Total loss
$50 900.
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EXIC(D.

City of Mexico, II. Yellow fever is spread
ing the on Gulf coast
Cholera has appeared in Vera Cruise.
The elections are going on quietly through
out the country.
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MARINE NEWS.

Halifax, 81. The steamer Somerset ar
rived from Boston to-day and proceeded to
Charlestown in the afternoon.
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Box Plated Wiggan Dress Pro.
tect0r In Black. Brown and
Drab, constantly On n
hand,
At KALER BROTHERS,.

Mohair Poplins, Black Cashmeres. Colored
Linens, Summer Cashmeres. French CAM
brio in all Colcrs, Percale Cambrics In stripe
and Polka Spots, White Muslins. White
Cambrics, Drab Grenadines, Silk Stripes
Green and Black Grenadines. Grass Linens,
At KALER BROTHERS.
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no les. y ~-~A'
,Recepts5Sooo -four; 4s, 900 wheat; sls 600 corn;
corn; so 900 oats.
Cincinnati Produce Marke,
CINCINNATI, July 81.

CINCINNATIs July Il !.
Pork on let; l6 25R
Lard dull and nothing doing Steam at sl.4a
kettle s3S aSh some choice city brands held at
Bulk meats. Sales shoulders "; clear rib
sides 9x99X; bid buyer July; August; clear
sides held 81.
Bacon in fair demand and steady. Shoulders
held sk; clear rib sides 95s clear sides held ut
fair demand at @ 10 80
Whiskey firm at 90,
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RELEASED.

Baltimore, Nd, 81. A. c. Gross, arrested
yesterday on a charge of conspiring with
VIM. Undertook and others to deiraud insur-
rance companies, gave bail this afternoon in
$4,000, and was released from custody
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DtfD.

In Dexter, 18th inst, Mrs. Betsey SiockbriGge,
aged "a years, months.
In Molunkus. 18th inst, Daniel Libby, formerly
OF Orono, aged Is years.
AT Jackson Brook, 18th inst Thomas Scrbner,
aged IS years. r
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, July ELS L NJ.
For the Middle and Eastern States north
westerly winds and clear AMI partly clear
weather.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York. July u.

Nov Ok, July II.
EVENING REPORT.
Money easy at 4 per cent. Sterling exchange
strong at l09 IA ol0a for TO da! &, and no is
ITO Ia for sight. Gold more active and firm at ll6
g il6 IA. Loans at : 10 per cent. Tor carry ing.
ClearDgs 80 OCT, 600.
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House to Rent.

rlNHE house on the corner of Weston and Sewal
l. streets. Suitable for one or two familie-.
juyll-ttf +. l.. HAMLEN.
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Abbott Family School for Boys

n TITTIE BITE, FARMlNGTON, MAINE.
s,UE Autumn session will open August 10th. All
l the comforts of Home are here combined WIN
/ a superior school. Boys are prepared Ior coiieke
nr hnsiness Graduation and diplomas are con
rsrfe,i upon all who finish the required course OF
.tndy send for an illustrated circular, or address
the Principal ~, mummy n.
iuIyl.tlm ALDEN a. DIE HEN a. M.
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Store to Let

f.'IiE STORE in Smiths Block, lately occupied
/ by Bartlett & Hartwell, to let. Inquire of
SAMUEL TlTCOMB
or CHAS. w. Stafford,
jnlyi-itf Executors.
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BISHOP SOULE'S
LINlMEN

j. \ positive cure for Scatica, Rheumatism, Men
ralga, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame
Back, sprains, sc. From to large bottles will
cure cases given up by physicians. The only cer-
tain cure for Sciatfca. Large bottles, 4I.0
small bottles, rs cts. Sold by all Druggists.
lyeOWl2
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BATH&BOOTHBAY STEAMERS

,SaSNNVA, CHPt " n. LOW,
"sAMOSET," Capt. HeI bert Low
Will run two trips per day, commencing Monday.
July IA.
Leave Bath at $50 A. NJ, 3s0PM
Leave Booth5ay at 90 A. NJ, 3l5P.M.
FOR SQUIRREL lSLAND.-The morning boat
from Bath will touch daily both ways.
The morning boat from Boothbay only en-
Wednesdays and Saturdays both ways.
Connect with trains on the Maine Central rail
road.
Round trip tickets sold at Augusta and stations
south at low rates.
For Mouse Island and Boothbay Express Boat
every Saturday evening, leaving Bath at $50
o'clock. Returning Monday morning connects with
seven O'Clock train.
ii. W. SW ANTON, Treasurer,
Eastern Steamboat Co
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Hall Scenery For Sale.

fINIIE entire set of scenery now In wavcrly Hall
4 consisting OF Drop Scenes, Flats Wings &c.
This scenery was painted at great expense for the
late Samuel Brown, Comedian. Will be sold at a
great bargain, together with all the settees in said
Hall. Inquire Of
Al STAPLES, Proprietor,
apr7-tti lo2 State Street.
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FOR STON

HOUSE FOR SALE in Bost m Highlands, or to
i L exchange for one in Augusta. Inquire at this
office. july GIN