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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-06
BEFORE JUDGE FOX.

FRIpAy-United States VS.. "a watch chains. This
was summary hearing petition for remission OF
forfeiture Some two years ago Fl. A. Saunders land
ed at this port from a steamer of the Allan line A
customs officer discovered "a chains in Saunders
possession, which he seized. They we're afterwards
forfeited The Montreal firm, of which Saunders is
an alleged employe, claim that the goods were in
tended to be carried direct to Canada. Decision re-
served.
Benjamin Webster and others VS.. cargo of coal OF
the brig Agenola. Seven hundred and thirty-nine
tons of coal were shipped from Pctou and consigned
to the Grand Trunk Railroad 90. The vessel met
with disaster in which the consgnees claim the
coal was injured; SO they refused to take it. The
plaintiffs bring an action for demurrage and general
average. On trial.
Webb Strout q Holmes
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control: He sent the first officer aboard the
Loeb Earn to apprise them OF the steamers
danger and ask assistance of their boats The
crew remained OH the Loeb Earn.
The captain of the Loeb Earn sent out three
boats from his vessel to pick up the passen-
gers. sI -.
The captain remained at his post also, and
endeavOred 10 save the passengers, but before
the boats had returned to the Loeb Earn the
steamer went down.
Capt. Surmont and bis officers blame those of
the Loeb Earn, who were said to be deep in
cause for blame But it is the general opinion
among the crew of the Vile du Havre that had
Capt SurmOnt been on the deck the disaster
would never have happened
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New York stock and Money Market.
NE~ yoRK, Dec. s. Morn,no.- Mon y per cent.
Gold at 1891. Sterling Exchange, long, 1851; do
short, 1O9a. State stock quiet and higher.
New YORK.. Dec. 5-Erenina. On Wall street the
advices from Havana caused depression early in
the day and an advance in the gold premium Later
increase Of nearly $2,o00,OO0 ii legal tenders in
the banks. The day closed up quietly, however, af
ter equent.
Money was easy and ranged from per cent gold
The associated banks now hold $50 1870 900 legal ten
dersa an increase Of 81 ,945, 900 since yesterday
The following is the Clearing House siatemeut-
Currency exchanges, $67 $50 1885, currency balances
s2,sllG gold exchanges, ST. asS5o; gold balances,
The dry goods imports for the week ending to-day
were 81 ,O93,1 and the amount marketed was $780,
o35 Sterling Exchange opened frmer hut closed
sterling. and 1904 for demand. Commercial bills
I5angedairSm do1s q 1919 The customs receipts to-
Gold opened frmer at 1893 advanced to 1891 and
closed easier at Osa The rates paid for carrying to-
day were7, g. 8, 2, and 2 per cent gold; the final
out to-day $4,000 on Of interest and $685.
600 in redemption of SIC bonds
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows:-Gold balances 81 1895, 674; curren-
cy balances 81 537 s6l gross cIearapces Sal 53s OOO
The steamship Egypt which arrived last night has
III Is ISL, and Union Pacific bonds at 81, sis for
tirsts 70 "a 7si for land grants, and 65s q 663 for
incomes. State bo-ds steady. Governments have
ing =, ore steady but quiet. Stock exchange was
weak and lower in early dea ings with general de-
cline in prices Of a per cent. After the first
board this recovered and strong feeling prevailed
until about midday, when another reaction ensued.
At the second CALL however, the speculation again
revived, and at p m the prices showed an advance
of to 81 per cent from the lowest points In closing
dealings there was decline of to II per cent and
the market left off barely steady The leading fea-
lures were Pacific Mail Western Union, Lake Sh re-
New York Central. Wabash, st Paul and Union Pa
cifc. The Grinnell creditors having y petition to
take the estate out of BANKRUPTCY Judge Blatch-
ford has referred the matter to Register Allen for
proof The creditors met before the register to-day
and adjourned until Monday.
The following were the q1orarlons Of Government
securities;
United States coupon 6's 1884,. l172
United States 5-20's 1862. ii03
United States 5-20's 1854. ,il2f
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Especial to the Press.l
Deash Of Sybil Jones.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 5.-Sybil Jones, wife of Eli
Jones of China, and perhaps the most famous
woman preacher in the Society of Friends, died
yesterday afternoon, after brief illness. Her
whole life was devoted to doing good. In com
pany with her husband she visited several times
the remotest parts of the world as christian
missionary, though her physical organization
was SO fragile that Mrs. Stowe, who saw her
in England fifteen years ago. says in one of her
books that she seemed more like disembodied
spirit than living woman. The funeral takes
place in China Monday.
Bishop Armifagc Dying.
AUGUSTA, Dec. ga despatch from New
York to-day to Allen Lambard, announced that
Bishop Armitage, formerly of this city, was
dying at New York hospital. No other par
ticulars. He left Augusta with his family, for
his diocese in Wisconsin, a .~eek ago to-day.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Rrittan Mystery.

BOSTON, Dec. 5-The recent M; ste1ious as
sault upon Samuel B. Britain, broker, at his
Office in Devonshire street, has been taken up
Mr.. Britain and his physician, DIR. Geo. J. Ar
mold. appeared before that body in obedience to
a summons, but refused to testify. The doctor
based his refusal on the ground that the conf
dental relation of physician and patient would
be broken by such testimony, while Mr.. Britain
held that such evidence as he was possessed of
might criminate himself. The decision in the
case was postponed till to morrow.
Snicidc.
Mr.. Basford, formerly proprietor of the
Naumkeag House in Peabody, committed sui
eide yesterday by hanging,
A Boston & Maine Case.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court has dis
Peters to restrain the Boston & Maine railroad
from negotiating lease of the Lowell & And
over railroad.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The recent storms have caused much damage
by floods iu the rivers in Ohio, Kentucky and
Indiana rs .lt,.rt ~.
The employees on the Philadelphia & Read
ing Railroad and in the mines of the same COM
pany have struck on account of a reduction of
ten per cent in their wages. r.t ..s.
"A Key West 3fspatchs says TINT the Ossipee
and the Monit 6bopac, from Fortress Mon
roa9tood the gafe1well, though temporarily sep
ko freight trains collided on the Grand
Trunk Railway, about mile east of Ottawa
station Thursda morning. Both of the en-
gines and sevefSObf the cars were badly dam
aged. Traffic was interrupted only for few
hours. --5 - d, .-..-,-.f...i ...
A factory at Halifax England, was destroy
ed by firsfFriday morfipE Loss estimated at
915o, OoO'. Three persons were killed by falling
The Pembroke Hotel and stable at suucook,
N. H.. were destroyed by fire Friday morning,
s SD e's0 dwelling house adjacent Loss
In three wards in Boston women have been
nominated for members of the school comm t.
tee. ..- ....,T ~. .,--
Wright's block in Springfield, Mass, occu-
pied by various manufactures, was burned Fri
day, throwing one hundred persons out of EN-
pigment.
Four persons in Brooklyn tenement were
found Friday in a starving condition. One of
them, woman, has since died.
The canal collectors Office for the State of
New York is closed FOR the season, the receipts
for tolls being $1.415,634. >
Charles q. Remission, mill overseer, has
been nominated by the prohibitiOnists of Man
chester, N. H.. for Mayor.
Salt Lake City ladies are preparing to cele-
brate the centennial Of the Boston Harbor tea
party. HA t@i
The Powhattan sailed yesterday from Will
mington for Key West. The Manhattan sails
to-day. ,-Is .f.-- h.
An ice freshet is reported on the Hudson.
Young WalwOrtb, Ingersol and fifty other
convicts have been removed from Sing Sing to
the Auburn prison.
vernor Harconrt was reelected to the Brit
ish Parliament from Oxford, yesterday, with
out opposition. -
Lindsey Brown and Levi Clapp mullatoes,
were hanged Friday at Blandyile. KY. for out
rage on white married lady last summer
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. has
given an opinion r. restraining the election COM
missoners appointed by the constitutional con-
vention from acting in Philadelphia, on the
ground that it superseded its authority.
A fire at Fort Garry, Can, Thursday destroy
ed the Parliament buildings. ALI the books
and documents were saved. 80 r
An unknown vessel was seen on fire off the
east point of Prince Edwards Island on the
18th ut.
In the billiard tournament at Boston. which
closed Friday, Mr.. John Hickey won the silver
cup and $3.50 and the championship and the
table, and Wilson $3.50 in cash.
A squall passed over Montreal city Friday
carrying away double windows. boards, panes
OF glass and ripping the tin from roofs.
The situation at Pottsville, Pa. is unchang-
ed. 1t IS reported an attempt was made to
throw the engine from the track at Mahoney
Plain Friday by some strikers. No damage
resulted. t
+ Pictou harbor is again clear of ice,
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MusIcAL-Mr George A Jones, will favor
our music loving people with sacred concer t
on Sunday evening, Dec. 21st. The programme
embraces the delightful Beethoven Quintette,
assisted by the accomplished soprano, Mrs. j.
NJ Osgood. Among the selections is to be a
viola solo, Vieuxtemp's 'Elegie." by Mr.. j. G.
Mnllaley. The admission fee is placed at the
extremity low price of % cents, which, con-
sdering the talent engaged aud expense incur
red, is unparallel in the history of Portland
entertainments.
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The AMATEUR CoNCERT.-The amateur con-
cert at State street chapel last evening in aid of
Williston chapel, was very pleasant little af-
fair. The neat chapel was filled with salect
audience, that enjoyed to the utmost the care
fully rendered selections on the programme.
The ladies and gentlemen who so kindly volun-
teered their services for the concert acquitted
themselves admirably aud to the great delight
of their hearers.
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A RARE chance for business is offered by
Littlefield Brothers in cur advertising columns.
The building mentioned is probably the finest
country store in the State, and is situated in a
thriving village, the centre of a, flourishing
trade. The reputation and standing of the firm
have built up large business not easily equal
ed in country villages. The stock is full and
well selected To those looking for a good
business opening, great inducements are Of
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WASHINGTON.
Carpenter to be Reelected President Pro
tenn Of lhe Senate.

Carpenter to be Reelected President Pro
tenn Of uhc senate.
NEW YORK, Dec. ga Washington despatch
Gays that VicePresident Wilson will probably
days. There is no doubt expressed that Car
penter will be again nominated President pro-
tenn and elected.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
day:-Currency, $500, 718; special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit $22 48O. 600; coin, $S3 778 $685. including
coin certificates $50, 1865 900; outstanding legal
tenders, $685., 056,71S.
WASHINGTON, Dec 5.-Letters from New
Orleans to-day say great activity prevails in or
ganizirg companies. regiments. and brigades fol
government services it necessity arises tor their
use, so that at the first call from the President
for troops, they will be ready to respond to
Chief OF Police Badger, who was in the United
States army and COL Behan formerly of the
rebel army, each raising brigades.
Snow.
The heaviest snow storm of the season fell
to-day. 1t melted as fast as it fell.
Doubt About spain.
The diplomatic branch of our government is
not so hopeful now as several days ago, of the
ability OF Spain to carry out its orders. although
the honest intentions oe the CASTELAR, govern
ment are admitted. The suggestion of a modi-
fication of the protocol that the Virginius may
be delivered to third party to await adjudca-
ton does not at present, meetwith any official
favor.
A statement as published to-day was that
there was not one United States naval vessel at
Havana yesterday, is accounted for by the fact
that it was part OF an arrangement between
Secretary Fish and the Spanish Minister that
there should be no show Of menace whatever on
our part which could not fail to increase the ex-
element 1t Havana and elsewhere in Cuba,
while plan of release was intended to be eff
fected yesterday in the quietest manner posi-
BILE.
A Postal Bill.
The bill introduced by Mr. Tyner in the
House to-day, provides that publishers of
newspapers aud periodicals may exchange pub
LEGATIONS and may send within the county of
their publication one copy thereof to acual sub
scribers free of postage.
The machinery Of the gold mine at Golden
vile was burned Sunday. Loss heavy.
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SUPERIOR Court.

DECEMBER CIVIL TERM, 1873, BEFORE JUDGE sy-
MONDS. T q.
FIRDAY.-In the case Of David B. Soule vs.. Sam
uel Winslow, the jury disagreed.
Mattocks a. Fox for plaintiff
Motley for defendant.
A. A. Noyes & Son VS.. John M. Todd. Action on
an account annexed for stoves lead pipe labor etc.
amounting to S45 and interest.
Defendant says he don't remember of having only a
small portion of the ITEMS and pleads the statute of
limitations. Evidence closed.
Howard & Cleaves for plaintiff. .s---r
Williams for defendant
In order:
No. 3S1-Eaton VS.. McDufie.
No. 371-Parr VS.. Kelley
No. 406-Foster Griffin.
No 3Of-Chadwick VS.. Miller. ..-..
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WIDOWS Wood SocIETY.-A meeting of
this society was held last evening at the City
Building, to revise the list of those receiving
aid. The distributors hours were changed
from II to -, to 10 to r. The meeting ad-
iourned until Wednesday evening. The distri-
hpton of fuel will begin the 10th inst.
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PosrpoNEMENT.-We learn that the next
lecture of the India street course is necessarily
postponed from next Monday until Friday eve
ming, Dec. 18th Mrs. Agnes Abbott Hough-
ton, a young and eloquent lecturer. will then
oeilver her popular lecture entitled Turning
of the Tide''
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CHAPpED HANDS. face rough skin, pimpless,
fections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. Be GER
tain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are
many limitations made with common tar which
are worthless. nov26-4w
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THE TEXAS ELECTION.
Probable s.cc, IS Of the Democrats.

GALVESTON, Dec. 5,-The News has full re-
turns from only four counties thus far In Gal.
weston county the Democratic majori. ~ is ,554.
Star county gives Republican majority Of 284
Grimes county is Republican by large majori-
ty, but the figures are not given. Upshnr Gregg,
Wood, McLennan, Ellis, Freestone, William
son, Orange, Travers, Brazos, Navarro Dallas,
Hayes, Cameron, Cotton, Comal, Grayson, An-
derson, Pallas, Leon and RusS returns make a
partial showing of an aggregate Democratic
majority of 11,7OO. Marion, Fast, Bird, Mont
gomery, Colorado, Walk Il and Hidalgo returns
make partial showing at an aggregate Repub-
lican majority of 1857. Full returns will prob
ably be received tomorrow night from at least
a portion of the State. =.
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE NORRIS.
FR1DAY.-Daniel x. Reed. Search and seizure.
Fined $50 with costs. Paid. .- -..e-
Edward L. Freeman ct ais. Search and seizure.
Discharged. Williams.
Daniel Hollywood. Search and seizure. Discharg-
ed. oOonnen.
Timothy Mccarthy. Larceny. Sixty days.
John Monahan. Intoxication. Fined S. with
costs. -s@ ee-f e----
Gilbert Fowler. Fast driving. Fined s. with
costs, Paid.
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LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF does not
require cooking or warmipg-is in the form of
a foreign liqueur Is composed of beet brandy
and tonics. Sold BY grocers and wine mer-
chants as high class cordial or liqueur, and by
druggists as superior nutritiye tonic.
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CITY AND VICINITY.


AUCTION COLUMN of
United States Property-F. O. Bailey g. Co,
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Army and Navy Course-Fourth Entertainment.
The Radies of Congress Square Union.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
We do not Boast-J. Burlegh.
Boston q Maine Railroad.
For Sale--Oren Hooper.
Rare Cha 1ce-Lttlefeld Brothers,
Lost-Pocketbook.
To Let-House.
If yeu want superior Gold Watch.
Rooms TO Let.
House tor Sale or Lease-F. G. Patterson.
Notice-To the Legislature of Maine.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
If you are in want of Oysters-Timmons g. HAYES
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FO. BAILEY & Co., cell at auction to-day,
at 8 a. M, at salesroom, a variety of new and
second hand furniture, and at 10 a. M, new and
second hand carpets, four parlor suits, four b.
w. chamber sets, marble top table, &c.
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If you are in want of oysters for balls, par
ties. fairs, levees, &C., at lowest market prices
send your orders to luminous & Halves, 10 and
Is Market Square, Portland, Me. dc6-6t
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For SALE on favorable terms, q valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part of
the State. Owners refer to S. T. Pullen, ESQ.,.
Pprcs offce ie14-dtf
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DIR. O. FITZGERALD the wonderful Clair
voyant Physician and Surgeon will visit Port
land at the Preble House Wednesday Dec. Sd,
remaining three days only. Don't fail to see him,
his cures are trnly wonderful. no29-tf
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HIGH GALE IN THE WEST.
Buildings Unroofed, Cars Blown From
the Track and Other Damage Done.

CINCINNATI Dec. 5.-The damage to houses
aud fences in the country from the late gale,
was incredible.
At Dayton brick building. 100 feet long aud
four stories in height, occupied as screw fac
tory, was raised from the ground Damage
$4,000. Other buildings were unroofed and
blown down Several frame houses We're NOV
ed considerable distances. tsa-a
At Laurel, Ind, a number of houses we're
blown down and unroofed.
Near Fort Wagner, a car was blown from the
track on the Wabash road
At Paris, Touring mill and railrod depot
were unrOofed.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5-The gale Wednesday night
caused considerable damage in Detroit. One
hundred feet of the brick wall of the new
Michigan Central Car Works were Frustrated
and the whole roof blown off. The iron roof of
the Central freight Depot was blown into the
river. The steamer Burnside was blown aganst
the steamer Mackinaw, damaging the latter to
the amount of 50, 900. The steamer Keweenaw
was blown up the river mile and half and
beached on Belle Isle. Two tugs were lost
and their whereabo are unknown. The pro-
pellers Caldwell and Montgomery, besides
many other craft, were blown across the river,
sustaining damage. -F
TORONTO, Dec. A terrible gale passed
over Ashawa yesterday morning. doing much
damage Many churches and dwellings were
unroofed or otherwise damaged by falling CHM
MES Several buildings in course of election
were Frustrated. >4s ~
The gale has subsidized and the devastations in
this city and the surrounding country ore un-
precedently extensive Among the buildings
here other than those already nam ed that sus-
tanned serious damage. were the gas works,
general hospital, Normal School, &c. The to-
tai loss will probably reach 100000 The re-
ports from the various points East and West,
North and Northwest indicate that the storm
was of a most destructive character
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FOR IG N .
Threatened Crisis in Spain.

1HFeH1encu CFHs-H IN SPa1m.
MADRID. Dec. Sit is reported that disa-
greement has occurred between CASTELAR, and
Salmeron. The Correspondence says that in
Cortes, the Left will oppose Salmeron and sup
port Pi Y. Morgall for the presidency, The
government intends to push the bombardment
of Cartagena.
3 Tbs Situation Mt Cartasena.
LONDON, Dec. Go a. m.-The government
squadron has not been seen in the vicinity of
Cartagena for week. The insurgents in its
absence have been able to procnre fresh sup
plies daily and have captured several provieon
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Severe storm

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 5.-Rains are yery
general throughout the State. A snow storm
has prevailed throughout California. There
has not been such a severe one for ten years.
The weather is very stormy. Many vessels
unable to make harbor last night came in to-
do
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NEXT SATURDAY.

i ParlOr Suit In b. w. and Hair
Cloth, L ParlOr suit i'm MahOg amy
and Green. 5 elegant French Dres-
sing Cases. Black Walnut Cham
Der Sets. Marble TOP Center and
Bouquet Tables, b. w. aud Ash
Extension Tables. Pier and Arch
top Mirrors. Easy Chairs, new and
second hand Carpets. a very fisc b.
w. Hat = rec. Cha mber Sets, Ward
robes. Kitchen Furniture, Glass
Ware, &c. or. ....
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AUCTION SALES.
ABRAMS a. BRO,
Aucfioueers and Money Brokers'.

Regular sales every Satu, day Evening at O'Clock
Of new and second hand LEthing, Boots Shoes,
oents Furnishing Goods, Watches, Jevelry, Cigars
goods. at store
1890, 125 Federal St., under the Q. s Hotel.
va Consignni-uts Solicited apr2sdtt
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These foods were carefully selected by
myself in New YOI k, in the height Of the
"Panic." and were bought ut the unpar-
alleled low prices then ruling. This will
enable me to lay before my patron. one
Of the most varied and elegant assert.
ment Of articles Tor the Holidays ever
seen In Portland, and 10 sci. the same at
very low figures: Ladies and gentlemen
in search OF articles of use ana beauty
for Holiday purposes Will find 1t for
their advantage to call and examine
Goods and Prices.
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Sale Of united States Pronerty Mt A,ctio

Sale Of United States Property ut Auction
WE shall sell at our saesroon.s, IL Exchange ST.,
w on SATURDAY, DEC 18th. at II o'clock A.
NJ. the following articles. viz:
ISL Blouses, lined.
Ilouses un]ined. .-.. ..l...
"a Jackets.
Jackets, musicians.
90 pair Scales, priv.
IL :" Sergt.
" N.C.S. -...
Letters X.
100 3" M.
23O Gross Cannons t'f'n
140 Forage Caps.
SASH ... Hr
"A yards Lace u in H. C.S.
275 .. II "
12a
Is pair Boots. -.-
Terms II sale cash.
Per order U. s. O. NJ Dept Fort Prehle.
o. BAILEY Il CO.. Auctiene~rs.
de6 II
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TIL Il PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros Marquis, Robinson, Brunel & Co.,
anorews, Wentworth, Glendenning Moses, Hender-
son. and Chisholm Bros on all trains thatrun out Of
the ity. ~ III = :" ~
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury. '-.a-
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Watervile, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham, of News geut.
AT Bath. of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros and Stevens s. Co.
AT Kennebunk. of C. E. Miller
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F. @. BAILEY & CO..
UCTION e ERS
Commission Merchants |!
+. o. BAILEY. @. W. ALLEN.

Regular sale of Furniture and General Merchandise
every Saturday at salesroom, IS Exchange street.
commencing at O'Clock -. M.
Consgnmenis soil, tied oc3dtf