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Boston Hide and Leather Market.


The main features OF the market ace without sDe.
ca change and there is a lack OF life and activity
to the trade. Manufacturers purchase stock as
wanted, and there is no disposition To anticipate
future wants. Prices are nominaliy unchanged
but The market is veal? and offers tor round lots at
something unaer the asking price would not be rc.
fused
All grades o; sole leather are in ample suprly,
and prices favor buyers.
Rough leather remains as reported lar I~f,k
with good assortment IN receivers hands
Cali skins about as dun a. any description of
leather, and the sales are light.
Wax aid kip are taken in moderate quantities
and prices generally are weak
some descriptions OF light grained leather are in
demand but generally all description. of 1inihcd
leather are inactive.
There is no improvement to notice in hides. and
while prime lots of dry hides held firmly ihr
market is without special activity and Prices are
unchanged
We quite
M-ole Leather-Bucpos Ayres and Rio t;runie linb,
at 2642.c; middle do at Is a29c heavy do at = Il nc
good damaged at 23d2jc; Orinoco light ut - &c
do middle at 21d2oc; heavy do at 2if26c good dam
aged at 23g2ic BuifaloHs 49, sd2lc.
Rough Observation-Disclosures light, al - a;3i. do fe
heavy at 29d3lc Oak at 35G51c; Calf at oja7oc
Finished Lcather-Wax. RIO Grante and BucnoF
Ayres medium and heavy at 23d2lc; Westerr
slaughter at 2ld32} e; do light at 20a1 do Souih
crn at lHa2lc light grain at l7d10c heayr do at p
a.; Splits at 2sd5jc for Western and Rnent ivre.
and Rio Grande; Calf Skins at s0cG4l 10.
HideS-i'uenos Ayres, 2lG93 Ms, pc gold: do 25l
- h'7, -la-I Mantevr!eo At 2n!aIec: Coirientes
at 23d.} &C; RIO Grande at II n Briaoro at -.
aliiOrnlG ri . 025c: Texas at 2Os3tc
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FOREIGN.

Paris, 10. The Shah of PERSIA and suite
left Paris to-day on special train for Gene
va.
Hayonne, 10. Don Carlos with 10000
men is marching on the city of Bilboa. He
has ordered his agents to purchase torpedoes
with which to close the port when captured.
Madrid, 90. The provinces of Andatusia,
Murcia, Valencia and Catalonia have pro-
claimed themselves independent cantons, in
anticipation of the adoption of the new fede-
raj constitution.
Declarations of independence were issued
at Seville, Cadiz, and Barcelona.
A republican volunteer has shut himself
up in the powder magazine at Estella, and
threatens to blow it up rather than surrender
to the Carlists.
The members of the new ministry were
presented to the Cortes to-day.
Perpugnon, 20. The Carlsts haze cap.
tured Ignalada, with 80 prisoners.
London, 20. Lord Westbury, formerly
Lord Chancellor of England, died tod y,
aged rs.
The masters have promptly agreed to the
demand of the journeymen masons and the
expected strike has been arrested.
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Public Notice.
Proposals for a new Insane
Hospital.

nun Legislature of Maine at il ia-t sts- ion pass
l. ed the following "hes"lye, r,laiing il 4 new
Insane IIo,pital' ITO WI:
Whereas, the Insane Hospital j. now iull, and
has from time to time been enlarged, until no fur
lher enal cement thereof is feasible, and hence
stale i now called upon to enter upon the work
OF building another Insane Hospital therefore,
"Resolyed, That the Governor with the advice Of
the Council. appoint three commissioners, whose
duty it shall be to solicit proposals from cities,
tp@ns or individuals, Infringement to the loca-
ton of said Hoe pital" &c.
Now, therefore, the undersigned commits siOncrs
app intcd under the provisions of said Resolve,
hereby give noice that they Will receive such pro
posai4 from elite, towns or indiyi .uals until the
lhIiicth day of september next. Nil proposals
should he sealed 4 d addressed to the "Conmi--
einners on New insane Ito -pital ONCE OF The See
rotary of Stale, Augusta, Maine"
VIM. p. WIiITEHOCSE,
NATHAN e. HlCHBORN. Commas son,r..
JOSIAH G. COBCRN,
Augusta, July llth, 1873. ulyl9-t&w2w
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Boston Produce Market.


The following are lie prices obtained in this
market 10y commits ION houses Tor produce in good
condition, subject to commission for selling. This
report Is carefully revised each day, and can he
relied upon rs trustworthy. but buyers nould re-.
member that these quotations afe not iohliing
prices.
Bt TTER-RceeIpt- 1903 packages ard - boxes
The best Vermont and New \ ork uariea eli at nc
aud the demand is equal to the supply, but good
amp fair lots OF Vermont and New ork butter ), II
rather slowly, and there i +, not eh life and snap
to trade Western butter IS selling at "a as for fine
packed. We quote line Vermont and Me-, York at
2Jc fair to good do at - g37 common du ct 1891;
fine Western al y -; good do ut 2oa23; common
at 1918 y n.
CHEESE Receipts / % boxes ana ; bbls. There
u he for Vermont and 2c for Ohio but these are
the exec tons and the bulk OF what is called hnc
cheese sells at IL lie for Gl 10. aud l2c for Yer.
iaont. Medium cheese i Gu!l al Y4l0c, and SKIM
sells ats &C T. ID.
EGGS-Rcceipts - boxes aul - Ills Tie
market is NOT quite - active, hai the dcmaud Is
equal 10 the supply and prices iilc iuy -n.tai led
We quote Norihcrn aud Ehstelp 1T &c &, tioZ for
fresh lots.
BEANS-The receipts have been Il laIs. The
market IS firm for both medium ana pea hran- and
there is strong cUnsunptiyc dcmHn. al : III NJ 81
T. bush for mediums $50 43:0 for Pea neah>, and
S3.1j T. bush for yellow eyes.
POTATOkS-Ihe market for new potatoes has
rallea from the low prices of yesterday and is firm
al - j0a6R hbl for Early Rose
SOUTHERN PRODUCE-1hc receipts 81 fonia-
toes was TOO green to be readily saah!c. atd the
market is dull at 81 - L crate.
Marrow squash sells at J d3 ~ t'hb; Nlnles M
$G9s T. hbl: Potatoes at Sj.30 dG T. bbl.
BkRklES-Ihe supply IS limited to-day aud the
market IS firm 81 800 = bush.
HAl-TheTe continues to he good demand, and
the market is firm for prime hav II $214.9 Y ton,
and sl6a24 Y ton for inferior lol~. straw sell, 1t
S3ba2. y ton.
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1I!Lsuianlcr Malaria.

At thi, season the heat of the sun liberates from
the soil. the water and the fifth of cities immense
uutLtities Of unwhoesomc gases which the strong
est can scarcely inhale with IMMUNITY, and which
develop the most distressing diseases in the weak
and feeble It's therefore, OF paramount import
ance To nvgoratc the body in hot weather. VT a.
ize and strgn4 then the stomach and the nervous
system with at least Two doses per day of Hostel.
tors stomach Bttels, and you VIII be sure TO es
care the its of mdiges ton attacks of bilious colo,
sick h, aCaches, 0iarrho.as and dysenteres which
are so common at this ,eas,n BE prudent. \ lit
lie C ire and forecast exercised now, may preV ent
your being prostrated by remttcnt or intermittent
lever, or by chronic bowel or liver complaint
through out the fall. When vigor is oozng out Of
every pore under the rays OF an almost vertical
sun, this genial vegetable tonic supplies to the
nervous system an aiimcut which enables il TO with
stand the dram. july2l. teOdN%lW
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Cincinnati Produce Mark,t

CINCINNATI. July 10.
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Owen Cunningham Of Portland, Vile
shackling cars Thursday afternoon, eosahis
nano caught IN some way and three u his
hngers were badly damned, one Of them so
badly that it had te be amputated.
The amount necessary for the success of
the approaching annual encampment of the
State militia is $500 more than the sum voted
by city and subscribed By the people Of Port.
land. The legislative appropriation will not
cover the expense, as the cost of the uniforms
was greater than was expected. Should the
sum desired be raised in Portland the en-.
caynpment will be ordered on Saturday, the
10Th of August, in the fields near the Maine
Hospital occupied by the lst Maine in 1861.
i Portland Press. e 81 ,eaa
The little Leighton girl in Portland, is
gradually recovering. Ds ang 1852
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SUICIDES.
By DRow MING,

Manchester, n. H., 10. Miss Abby Rol-
Inns, about twenty -one years of age, left her
lodgings in Bartlett's block on Laurel street
about o'clock on Wednesday evening last,
and has not been heard from since. The po-
lice authorities found clothing on the banks
of the canal, near the Langdon Mills, on
Thursday, which were identified to-day as
those belonging to the missing girl. There
is no doubt but that see committed suicide.
She is said to be young woman of good
character and pleasing disposition, but has
been very respondent of late on account of
the marriage of young man to whom She
was engaged. Her trunk was found packed,
and everything neatly arranged in her room.
A card was found upon the bible with the
address of her father in Vermont written up.
on it, The canals will be drawn off this even
ing
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Hrain Invic orator.

LANCASTER, PA, July 81, 1871.
Mn. JAMES /. FELLows-Sir: l am
pleased to inform you that my health is i'm
proving under the use OF your ilypophosphites.
Excessive tax Of the brain had so exhausted
my body that | could neither work nor enjoy
myself, 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 \ ork. | purchased three
bottles at Caswell { Hazards, and until used
that nothing relieved me. Now can cat we'll,
sleep * ell, and work well and feel, well. and
have good reason TO consider your Syrup a
most surprising and capital restoror of the
mind and nervous system, and advise all who
have much brain work to take it. I0u are
at liberty to use this as you may.
Yours very truly,
JEROME SHESK, Insurance Agen,
julyl6- 1&wlw.
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STATE NEWS.

One per cent. is the rate Of taxation this
year IN Albion, while the aijoinins town OF
China sweats under six and siX-tenths. The
former has paid her war debt, while the latter
has carried hers, and now aims to extinguish
it in one year. It's sound policy for towns
to get out of debt and keep sol Watervlle
Mail.
John W. Big,ow To ht Postmaster at Iig-
ermore Centre, vice Alvin e, Harlow,
resigned.
The officers OF the international, Steamship
Co. require their officers to wear a uniform
when on duty. The uniform is navy cap
with gold band, dafk blue coat and vest with
gilt buttons.
Some six months ago one Of the landlords
of the Old Orchard House in 5 eco, lost a
valuable seal ring down in we'll in Ills city.
This week the well was cleared out, and in
the second bucket brought up, tiv 1ing was
found and returned TO It's owner.
The News say, TIA: on the 27th ult., as
Slr. Aldric G. Burueh was AZ work in his
planning mill at Hiram corner, H. caught his
left hand in the piautr. 1t was drawn iastant-
ly TO his elbow, under the plangr, and over
the roller behind the plancr, cutting and tear
ing it terribly, Tn arm was amputated at
the elbow,
Clayton, soN OF Dana March OF Bridston,
four years Of age, fell out of swing, one lal
last week, and VAS taken up for dead, hat il
now as smart rs ever.
Mr.. Nathan Crockett OF South Paris, IN
jured one OF his feet slightly with ptchtork
last week. Before refining to rest, he wathrc
/ the wound in cold water, and was taken 500.
after with commissions, and has heon in
! critical condition.
! The Advertiser says there is scarcity vi
siderable importance whether or not the
business ard entcrprising men OF the t""n
will take this matter in hand
In Norway lives an aged widow lady 81
wears OF age, who saws her own wood, ana
can be found constantly in the hay field, rak-
ing and assisting her hired hands in Laying.
Bridgton has iive-year-old, who recently
hoed row Of potatoes, containing o"e nun
dred hills Go up, old baldhead.
The deposits of the Franklin Coumy Saw
ings Bank, in Pennington, amount 10 Sl99,-
! PEGS Sc
Last week party Of boys piled "a nun,0er
of stones on the railroad track near Brooks,
on the line Of the Belfast Branch, A hand
car coming along soon after with some see
ton men aboard was thrown down the en-
bankment slightly brnisng the men. 1t was
indeed fortunate that this piece of deviltry
was discovered before the down train from
Burnham was due else there would have been
terrible accident.
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Ii HAD KNOWN 1T LAST YEAR. This was
the language of a 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
Ccntaur Linimeut. We hear such language
every day. There is no pain this liniment
will not assaugc, no iameness it will not allie
viate, and no swelling it will not subdue.
CHILDREN CRY-ior Pitchers Castoria
1t regulates the stomach. cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. It is substitute for
castor oil. julyl+-lm
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FIRE RECORD.

Boston, 10. a fire in Brewer, Me-, this
morning destroyed the dwelling house occu-
pied by George Skillins, and badly burned
the stores occupied Samuel Dyer and f. Gar
ry & Co. Total loss So, 800; mostly insured.
Norwich, Ct. 90. The mill, machinery
and stock of the Norwich Suspender compa-
ny was destroyed by fire this afternoon
Loss-stock Sl5, GOO, machinery $50, 900, and
mill 2,oQ0 The insurance covers the
whole loss
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, 10. The action of the re-
publican convention in refusing to require
candidates for the legislature te pledge tsem-
selves to give their views on questions con-
corning railroad monopolies and reduction of
railroad tariffs, causes much comment. Spec
ulators from all parts of Oregon and Wash
ington Territory are fiocking TO Laconia, the
place selected as the western terminus of the
Northern Pacific Railroad.
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I EGAL blanks to all kinds for sale at
L. tPIERCE'S BOOKSTORE.
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Railroad Matters.

Parsons, Ky, 10. In the contested land
case of the Missouri, Kansas, and Texas X. II.
against the Kansas Pacific railroad Judge
Garfield of Davis County court has decided
that the lands in controversy belong to the
Missouri, Kansas, and Texas railroad compa-
ny. This case involved the title to nearly
100, 900 acres of the best land in Kansas,
worth at least 100000
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merly of this vicinity, aged about 10 years,
died very suddenly Thursday morning. He
was abont his work apparently in his usual
health when he complained of feeling sick,
and before any assistance could be obtained
he expired.
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nights Tcmpiar Excursion a:.d Reccp-
ion.
About Friday the 10th of next month. De
oiay Commandery X. T., Of Skowheg4a,
companied by the Skowhegan Band, will
,it Rockland, as the guests Q. Claremouat
bmmandery of that city, remaining there ur-
the next Thursday, when they will pay
ing visit to Dunlap Commandery of Bath,
a special meeting of Trinity CommandeIy
Augusta, held at their Hall on Friday
ening a cordial invitation was extended 10
III these Communicates to visit this city, AID
cept the Inequalities that old Trinity knows
well to bestow. The following committee
9 appointed to make all the necessary ar
hgement for the invitation, reception and
ertainment of the brethren; Sir Knights
L. Thompson, Augusta, C. b. Morton,
gusta; B. +. Warner, Hallowcl; Geo.
lkens, North Vassalboro'; Il. w. Black,
gusta; j. w. Ciapp, Augusta; Geo. y.
bkell, Augusta; DR.. c. A. Cochranc, WG-
bp; O. c. Whitehouse, Augusta.
he festivities contemplate a parade Lin
ding march, probably, to HallowelD, q
quet, and grand ball, all to be done UP
style so familiar to the Sir knshts Of
Commardery. The Communicates will be
on or about Friday, the 22d of August.
rinity has now "laid on their arms for
ut two years, the last glorious public oc-
on in which they participated being the
Ito aforementioned visit to Melrose.
ry member Of the Commandery, in call
to mind the spirit that animated their
hren in Massachusetts, will be proud to
an exhibition of it here.
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L ale Exploring Party.

Cheyenne, 10. The Yale exploring party
celebrated last evening the victory of their
college at the Springfield regatta. To-day
they left Fort Bridges where they will spend
the next six weeks in investigating the geo.
logical formation Of the Wasatch mountains
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Shooting ARRAY.

Boston, 20. This evening shooting silaav
occurred on Oak street in which DR.. A. n.
Winsiow narrowly escaped being killed by
one Professor Mae, who has somewhat ex-
tensvely advertised plasters for the cure of
rheumatism. The trouble originated in bust
ness transactions. The shot struck him very
low in the left cheek. The Professor had
not been arrested at a late hour.
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Agc does not impair DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Purrative Pellets, or Sugar Coated, Concen-
t7a.yd Root and Herbal Juice, Anti Bilious
Granules. Their coating, and being enclosed
III glass walls, preserve their virtues uuim-
pared for any length OF time, in any climate,
so that they are always fresh ana reliable.
which is NOT the case with the pills put up in
cheap wood or paste-boari boxes. Eecollect
that for all diseases where a Laxative Alter
atiYe or Purgative is indicated, these little
Pellets will give tie most perfect satisfaction
to all who use them. They are sold by all
cntcrprsing Druggists ut - cents. -&wl,
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPAEIuE,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, July l9.-S = NJ.
For the Eastern rnd Cult States northwest
and southwest winds and generally clear
weather, except on the coasts, where cloudy
weather and possibly light rain may continue.
For the Middle and Eastern States rising
barometer, northwest and southwest winds,
lower temperature and generally clear
weather.
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Jennersville Tragedy.

Baltimore, Md, 20. a. Campbell Goss
was arrested to-day on charge OF conspiracy
with VIM. Undertook, and w. II. Goss to
detraud an Insurance company; and in de-
fault OF 81 800 bail was committed TO Jail
Ii is understood that this arrest is based on
the information of parties who have returned
from Chester, Pa, whittier they went for the
purpose of identifying the remains of the man
who 1t was alleged was murdered by Ud,ler.
ZoOk.
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BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, 10. Schooner Jena from New
York for Manchester, was towed into Nam
tasket Roads with center board jjammed She
had thrown part of her deck load of coal over
board, and the remainder into the cabin to
prevent going head down, will probably come
up to the city to repair.
Il The manufacturers of Fall River have
agreed to stop the mills two
weeks in August, commencing the %.
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Stabbed.

New York, 10. This evening Michael Man
ming entered the residence of Peter McNama-
IA who was in room with his wife. Me-
Namara Immediately sprang upon him with
knife and inflicted a wound in his abdomen,
which may prove fatal He afterwards
charged Manning with coming to the house
70 see his wife. Mcnamara was arrested
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Accident.

Worcester, Mass, 20. Frederick Know-
ton, 26 years of age, son of the late Hon. j.
5. c. knowltcn, for many years sheriff of
Worcester county, was instantly killed by
falling elevator under which he was at work
al his place of business on Saturday. The
accident was caused by detect in me rope
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FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL
>pw York Froduce Market.


M f"hk, July 10
'OItUA sales SIS; mid. Il.
FLOUR saie- II 600, state > - as ~ rtrui topi
ohio 15as 80; Western 2las 10; Snutl.,lh u 1,
. 10
WHEAT-sales 3el,C54; No. 8 spring l27ol 50
No. ,, l3 al So; No. L. a; winttrad west
crn, Ii
RYE-I6a7s
CORN-sales 81 0G0 Sass new
OATs-saies 6ihsl; - for new i!ait To-
white.
BEEF IL 50.
PORN II las
LARD-Sts
BUTTER new state. 20e30 Western i5a2G
SUGAR-dull and heavy; Muscoysdo : --sa- l.,
MOLASSES-unchanged 30
RCE-Ca ina Sa9
WIIlSKEI-93 l-2
COFFEE-Rio II 3-4al9s
PETROLEUM crude. ~ refined, IA.
SPTS TURPENTISE-i5 a
ROSlN- 2 95a co.
1ALLOW-sk
FREIGHTs 10 LIVERPOOL Grain ~
steamer.
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Verdict.

Boston, 10. The jury in the case Shatda,
tried for manslaughter in shooting Thos. Ma
har, retured verdict of not guilty, for reason
that the indictment did not clearly designate
the name of the deceased, who, it was shown,
was better known as Omara. He will be
tried on n new indictment.
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FOnuIs
|r. G. T. Fletcher, Principal of the Eastern
Il Normal School, and his brother, Mr..
%. Fletcher, Principal of the high school
Farren, are spending portion of their
Ition season in this their native city
Ansel S. McIntire, native OF Fryeburg,
at the home of his father in that town,
be 18th, aged II years.--Edward Pay
Esq, of Portland, was attacked by 4
ing fit as he was at work in his office Fri
afternoon, 1t is supposed that the attack
Puperinduced by overwork.--The six
anniversary of the birthday of Hon.
Kingsbury, Jr., was celebrated by his
DIS at his residence in Portland Thursday
ng.-Col Ii. s. Osgood and family
stop at the Kearsage House, North Con-
n. H., the most of the summer. ---Mr.
C. Floyd of East Winthrop, and Miss
e w. Nichols of East Monmouth, started
lily for California, where they will en-
in teaching. They are both successful
lers.-Mr. A. II. S. Davis, of the
hington Chronicle, was in the city Sa;nr-
on his return from the editorial eXcur-
10 St. John.-F. IL. Fales is leader OF
vaterville Band. The band is making
progress Prof. william Mathews,
I'd of coming to attend the meeting OF
hite Perch Association at Wateryille, is
another visit to Europe, this time ex-
bg his journey to the continent.
o heard from G. A. Robertson, the Gram
|chool teacher, he had left the woods,
as bound for Old Orchard Beach,
thomas Scribner of Jackson Brook. for
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Special Notice.

HEADQUARTERS Posi- SETH WILLIAMS,
No. Is, DEPARTMENT OF MAINE, q. A. r.,
AUGUSTA, July 49, 1877
Special Order
No.2.
There will be no regular meeting of said Post on
+ riday. E&
There will be special meeting of said Post on
Monday evening at o'clock, for the transaction of
business preparatory to II suspension of meetings
until Sept. |, 1873. Comrades arc requested to be
present.
by order of
WIN. B. LAPHAM.
Post Commander.
4. l.. SMITH, hdjutant.