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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27
.ASTEhN
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
ESPECIAL 10 THE SENTINEL

NEW YORK, February 70.
Tweed gave SIS, 900 bail on our late
indictments against him. 1t Is un-
derstuod that he will he required to
give bail on twelve other ch"raes.
Archbishop McCio>kY appointed
Rev. WIN. Quin, of ST. Peters, Vicar
General, in place of the late Doctor
SturrS.
DR.. Preston rerlains with the Chan
celior at Albany to-day.
The new charter WAS recomnltted
for further discussion Oh the Amend
n.ent.
NEW York, February &c.
Quebec Specials say two men were
election riots there ON Monday. One
OF the can .ldateS. Pelletitr. narrowly
ESCAPED, u bullet having passed
through his cap. The other canui-
Cat1 was re >cued Ivy mis- f.ienlI from
llrt ateiIed violence. Atn'ynt ii lot OF
IIuut'S fighting men, who Il no
been paid for their work. would have
wrecked his house but for tine inter-
reference of the police.
A four ua, S storm ceased yeSter-
dav. 1t VAS the SeNereSt tNl'e-
rienced here i'm many years. Many
lives, it is feared, have been lost III
country parishes.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, February 25.
The President, to-day, sent a ines
sage to the Senate in regard to the
conflict of authority in Louisiana be-
tween the Kellogg and McEnery fac
tons, The message says the present
complications are believed to he chiefly
Attributable to an organized attempt
on the part OF those controlling sne
| election of officers and returns TO De
feat the will of II majority OF the
| electors. The President reciteS briefly
| the princi pal facts in the case, mcluu-
| ing a decision reached in the courts OF
| tn State, and says he deemed 1t ms
duty to recognize the returning
J board, which was declared by the
i, State courts to be the legal one, ana
to sustain the officers of the State gov
eminent by those declared elected.
| While it appears tn the PresldA ant thal
J the decision of the State courts III the
matter ought to lie respected. he mas
| no special recommendations TO make
mon this subject but ii there is a
| practicable way of removing eNcitln4
| difficulties and differences by legisl!'
| ton, he earnestly requests that sl!ch
| action he taken at the present session
of Congress. In the absence of such
legislation, he says, he shall fee
obliged. so far as he can by the exer.
else OF legitimate authority, to put an
end to "A Controversy which disturbs
the peace and prostitutes the business
| of Louisiana. by the recognition n
support of that Government which Is
recognized and upheld by the u
of the State.
The Marshall House, at alexandra
Virginit, the scene OF ;
| death, was burned last night 10y all
| incendiary. .
BEFORE the Senate Election Commit
t,e. to-day, Senator PomerOy submit
/ ted his statement. denying that he
eve gave at any time authority Oh
! permissiOn TO any man to use money
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INTELLIGENCE
be Country South to the Colorado.

w SouA1oAJ 6ouSu w eUo SVAO10uSs
Alternate tracts of mineral and
kricultural land will be traversed
a railroad southeasterly from Ed
ka to the Colorado river. Passing
mines of Secret Canyon and Sierra
~stricts. and crossing the valley to
ainn Canyon, we come to the Tenn
lutte and Pahranegat mines, in the
liter being located already two con.
ierable settlements, Hike and
Ogan City. Proceeding a little east
south from these, we come to Bull
Onville and Pinche, in Lincoln
bunty. two weli-knOwn mining CEN
rs. The next mining districts are
elbow Pine. Clarke. Ell Dorado Can
on, Timber Mountain, Southeastern.
room. Highland. Pennsylvania, and
hief. Still further south. we come
a rich agricultural district. which
the valley of the river Muddy. The
Dute previously travelled interspcts
Everal riclh tracts suitable for cultiva-
Dn. but in Muddy Valley we have Il
Dnntry not eXcelled for agricultural
nrpoSes by any other in the world.
lies about Ona hundred and
twenty-five miles from Phoebe. 1t
las visited by u pioneer about
Fn days ago. in search ut Il farming
patton. and he found the .,"a>S tror,
to 81 silt inc les hi n. VIII at al d
niey were up from three 10 tour in
heS, and preparations were being
nade u set ont vegetables. As many
thirty farmers are already located.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. February 26.
1t is rumOred that General Ceiallo,
a CarliSt leader, is marching Oh Mad
I'd with four lattal.onS.
Foreign men-ni-war are cruising off
the 81 aniSl, coast, to protect the sub
iects OF their respective Govern
mentS.
Italy, Austria, and a majority of the
European Powers, maintain Senii-Olfi-
ci;sl relations with Spain. Pending the
formation OF u regular government,
Russia is not disposed to recognize i'll
manner the present form OF Gov
ermnlent.
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ROMAN BROTHERS hereafter will de-
liver to m part of the town all Eastern
papers, such as magazines, pic,Oriais,
week.-Mrs.. etc, they having the exclusive
agency for them. DIS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27

ONE of the signs out in Pioche on
the ODD read This Icing the birth
day of G. Washington, Esq, no br>i-
ness will be transacted here to-day"
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Arrivals md Departures.


Arriva Q.
BY WOODRUFF 4 ENNOR'S LINE:
Szzie Davis Mrs f. a D Wiggin
BreSlauer Henry Minor
m Miller Joe Reglin
eO Ackl"y s Dailman
b.tie Lawrence Mrs MeCluSkey
Oepn rtures
By WOODRUFF 4 ENNoR's LINE:
khn II Fox Peter DOgnazzent
McCo]san
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SECOND DAY OF LENT.-Services
will be held i'm St. James Church to-
day, at II o'clock a. NJ, and at So
O'clock, L. NJ.
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HOME TIcKET.-TwO more attach
tehts have been laid on the Home
|eket mine, for materials furnished,
al labor performed. The whole
[a'1hht is now about 81. 600. Superin-
tnaent Smith resign ned some time
so' and the Trustees seem to be try
V ireezing-Out process.
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j. OTTENHEIMER wishes to inform the
public that has the exclusive gency Tor
Eureka OF the San Francisco Bull tin,
San Francisco News Letter and C.,llfor.
Ma Democrat; and viii also deliver East
ern papers TO subscribers in any part OF
town. II
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got on a rampage vest 'rday, and for Il
time it seemed as though there would
be a man for break fast :" but moth
ing more serious occurred than the
firing of a pistol in the air, a few oaths,
and more "urinks."
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NJ. r. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses to let and for sal.in all parts of
the city. Inquire at the California Lum-
Der Yard, on South Fuel street. fl
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ioiLEr ARTICLES, PERFUMERY,
f'.' Tor those who intend to masque-
|sue' may be had ut DIR. Lukens' City
fLag Store. Beautifiers of the com
nj "H'om perfumes of many flowers,
"u ail articles in the line, may be
ua, there, and all of the finest
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27

THE Music at the masquerade ball
Will he heightened in effect by the
new acoustic niche built in a recess of
the wall of the Skating Rink build
ing. The interior of the recess is
covered with sheet-iron and painted
with a pleasing color. The sound of
the instruments within the niche is
more than doubled i'm power and
volume. At the same time. more
room has been gained in the body of
the hall for the dancers.
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RAILROAD Bills PASSED THE SEN
ATE.-According to II special dis
patch from Carson, both the Elko and
Hamilton and Palisade and Eureka
railroad companies have been grant
ed an extension of time, so far as the
Senate's action is concerned. Perhaps
this is 4 preliminary to the consolida-
ton of the two companies. A few
days, ut most, will settle the vexed
question.
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DISTRICT CoURr.-Monday, Fehru-
airy 24th.--The State VS. John S. Ber-
ryman-Motion in arrest Of judgment
overruled. o dered that the order of
sentence be continued until to-mor-
row. State VS.. John q. Birchim-De-
murrer argued and submitted.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, February &c

COLUMBIA, February &c.
"A dispatch says a memorial has
been forwarded to the United States
Senate. protesting against Senator
John Patterson being allowed his
seat. 1t was extensively signed by
members ofthe Legislature. 1t charges
bribery i'm three instances.
At Raleigh, yesterday. while the
kukluX amnesty was being debated
in the Leeisl 'ture, Il Republican men,
Der caused IL SCI satiOn by relating
fresh details of the brutal murder Of
5 nat0r John w. Stevens, in 1870,
which was obtained by him from the
sworn testimony OF one of the muir
derers. These disclosures had Il bad
effect on the passage OF the bill.
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NE snow at the head of New York
lyon Is four and five feet deep. On
E'%pect Mountain it varies from two
k,ss, a leet. owing TO drifting. A
fEalsmer quantity OF snow has already
khola ms season than during the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-27

SAAHA LOTTERY Luther Clark
new supply Of tickets in the
SSaa GIT enterprise for the benefit
Pam Nepraska State Orphan Asy.'
see him, and be happy.
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CANADA.

QUEBEC, February %.
The Disturbances here Yesterday
were no st serious as reported. No
body was killed, and only one was
seriously hurt.
BEACIIBURG, February &c.
Mrs. TraSlier and five chiltirtu we're
burned to death in her house last
uiyht.
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or any valuable thing, to control or
Iluei'c improperly any member of
tle Le2lsla'ure The specific charges
rought by York. the Senator en-
Ilaiiled III detail /: stating that he had
agreed to furnish j. A. Page, of In
dependence. Kansas, 81 600, to aid i'm
me establishment of a National
baiik THAT the night before the Sena-
torlal election he borrowed the
amount from the Second National
itank or Leavenworth /: that night be-
iOre the Senatorial election, York
came voluntarily to his room at his
motel, and reported TO hin, the bro
ceedlngs of the anti-Pomproy Caucus
he then mentioned Pomeroy's prom
iSed assistance to his NWk's) friend
rage, and said the Latter had REQUEST
ed nara u get money and send it to | H.
dependence that he Nork) was going
nome soon after election; that Pome,
roy gave him two thousand dollars
then, and five thousand dollars the
next day ; and he never knew ut
what all was right until he heard of
iorkS misstatement of facts i'm the
l0lnt convention. This EXPLANATION
Poinerov declared. on the honor of n
senator AMI OH oath, was exactly cor
rect and true.
Page was then examined relative to
the estai. lishnIent of National Bank,
ana Pomerov's promises of assistance,
his statements agreeing substantially
with those of POnieroy.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE. February 25.
The bonds stolen from Vice Presi-
dent ColfaX ON Saturday were recov-
cred here this morning.
BALTIMORE. February &c.
Sherwood ~ Co.'seXtensive printing
establishment, corner of Dew and
Baltimore streets. was burned this
morning. Sherwood e Co. printed
several weekly papers. including the
Baltimore Sataaday Night. Protestant,
Methodist, Tndeiwritn', etc. The adjoin-
ing buildings were damaged. Loss
not a~scertained.
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LISBON. February &c.
The King OF Portugal and eX-
King Amadeus yesterday visited the
iron-cldd Minotaur, flagship, of the
British squadron. and luncneu with
Admiral Ilurmby.
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s.u Francisco Stock Report.
"Wednesday. February 20.

oF STOCK oPEN'G. CLOSING
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PROPOSALS

For Concrete Stone Bubble Stone. Cement and Sand
required In the construction of the U. s. Custom
House and Post Office at Rockland, Me.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
q. S. CUSTOM HOUSE AND PosT OFFICE,(
RoCKLAND Me-, July 18th, 1873.
Sealed roposals will be received at this office nn-
ing and delivering on the site the building all of the
Concrete Stone, Bubble Stoue Cement and Sand re-
qui ed for the construction of ths building There
will be required:
0 cabe yards, more or less, hard durabble stone,
broken to the size hens eggs and suitable for con-
crete.
Also for 500 cube yards more or less Bubble Stone
which may be OF Granite Limestone or other suitable
st me which is fiat On the bed, sound, durable ani
which breaks with clean, square fracture, enc
quarter to be bond stones of length equal to the
thickness of and contain not less than ten
0) cuoe eet no stones con aiming less than and
One-balf l3) cube feet or less than twelve m inches
thick will De received
Also for 1000 barrels, more or less Hydraulic Ce-
ment Of quality and strength equal to the best brand
Of Rosendae, each barrel must contain not less than
300 pounds.
Also for 500 cube yards more or less, clean, sharp,
Samples of each of the above Materials to be sub
mitted with the proposals.
Delivery will be made at such times and in such
quantities as mav be deemed necessary by The Super
intendent.
Bidders may submit proposals for one or all of the
preceding items of Materials.
All bids must be made on the printed form, to be
obtained on application Mt this Office, and each bid to
be accompanied by penal bond in the sum of five
hundred dollars $500. for each item bid for c0nd-
tioneu that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract if awarded him, the sufciency of the secu-
rty to be certified by the u S. Judge, Clerk of the
u s. Court or the District Attorney of the district
in which the bidder resides.
Payments will b. made monthly deducting ten per
cent. until the completion of the contract
The right to reject any all bids is reserved.
Each proposal must be closed in sealed envel-
epe endorsed Proposals for Concrete Stone, or
Ru/b Stone. or Cement, or Sand, (as the case may
be,) for the U. S. Custom House and Post Office
Rockland Maine,' and address to
Jyl6d2w E. r. SPEAR, Superintendent.
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New Books Received.

From Loring Short & Harmon:
LOVE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. A
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OF "Aspendale. Cloth, 153 pages, S1.25.
Roberts Brothers Boston.
From Bailey & Noyes.
ExPIATED. BY the author of "Sx Months
Hence" and ''Behind the Veil.' No. 83 of
Osgood's Library of Novels. Paper, 1888
pages, 75 cents. James r. Osgoed & Co.
Boston.
Foods. By Edward Smith, M. D., L.B,F.
X. s., OF the International Scientific Series.
Cloth, 4S5 pages. ID. Appleton & Co.
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CRInQUEs AND ADDRESSES. By Thomas
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317 pages. ID. Appleton & Co., New York
ARrrHMETICAL PROBLEMS; Arranged for
drill and review in Primary, Grammar and
High SCHOOL,. By E. Wentworth, Princi-
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answers, Is cents. Harper & Brothers.
New York.
From Dresser, Mcclellan & Co.
The UNITY OF NATURAL PHENOMENA. A
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM ADyANcP

ural capacity may reach the tone of think;,,,
which may justly be called intellectual. even
though that thinking may not be exnress.
ed in the most perfect language. The essencs
of intelec ual living does not reside in extent
of science, but in q constant preference for
higher thoughts over lower thoughts, and this
preference may be the habit of a mind which
has not any very considerable amount of in
1t is not erudtion thatmakes the intellect
ual man. but a sort of virtue which delights
in vigorous and beautiful thinking, Just as NOR
al virtue delights in vigorous and beautiful con-
duct Intellectual living is not so much an ac-
complishment as a state or condition of the
mind in which it seeks earnestly fer the high
est and purest truth. 1t is the continual exer-
else of firmly noble choice between the larger
truth and the lesser, between that which is per-
tecty just and that which falls little short of
justice.
Mr.. Hamerton's book cannot fail to elicit
much interest aud admiration. The clear
manner in which, throughout, he treats his
subject, and the eminently reasonable, cheer.
full and manly view which he takes of the va
rious obstacles which lie in the students path
will be found of great assistance and value.
The volume is enriched, by way of frontis-
piece. with the portrait of Leonardo da Vinci,
etched by Leopold Flameng. Published by
Roberts Brothers, Boston. For sale by LoI-
ing Short 6 Harmon.
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r,op !. rou,y or middle aged man Of rnexceptiona-
X ~. c5oracfeI Experienced accountant and one
tio,sand dollars capital. Investigation Is invited
aSdres. Box :O15 Portland Me uovettf
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Dissolution OF Copartnership.
COpartnership Notice.
SanfOrd's Improved RefrigeratOrs.

The three points of excellence which claim. are,
lst, constant and thorough circulation of pure air
2nd; ryness. 40 dampDess mond nor taint; Srd; no
nte' mir Cling Of odors; purity and active air, the
elements of its success Cali, send for circulars
Manufactured and for sale by j. F. MERRILL, be-
tween Cross and Cotton sts. near Leavitt, Burnham
& Co.'S Ice House, Portland, Me. je5dt
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Mass. Institute of TecbnoIoey
School! /!
Navigation

A NAVIGATION SCHOOL will be opened at No.
IA 15k Exchange street, March Sd, to be under
the charge of Capt. Edward Breen and C. H. Farley.
Instruction will be given every afternoon by Capt
Breen and Monday and Friday evenings by G. II.
Farley. The course will begin with DECIMAL arithme-
tic, and well comprise Pane Traverse, Parallel Mid
die Latitude sailing; the of Logarithms; the
and adjustment of Nautical Instruments; Latitude
by Sun and Stars, and Longitude by Chronometer
Lunar observations will not be included in the course
but will be taught if desired.
The evening. instruction will be given before the
whole class, when the various problems involved in
navigation will be worked out upon the black-b
and illustrated by suitable diagrams and apparatus
and the use and adjustme At of instruments explain
ed. Subjects collateral to navigation such as Mete-
orogy, Ocean Currents, &c.. win also be introduced
at the evening sessions. For TERMS apply to G. H.
Farley, No. Exchange street. feb19tf
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that nv wife Lizzie
IN Sweetser having LEFT my bed and board with
out any just and sufficient cause I shall nav no
debts Of her contracting. f'
RICHARD SWEETSER,
Portland July 18th. 1873 iy151w
MILK ROUTE FOR SALE at n baroa;n Good
TNl run of regular and transient business. All
appurtenances In good condition. Chance seldom
factory reasons given for selling. TAYLOR g. CO..
3State str .et Boston. jyI7d3t
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STORE TO LET.

A large brick store in the Rackleff Block, corner
"A OF Middle and Ceurch streets-basement and
first floor, elegant, finished and adapted to jobbing
dry goods or other similar trade.
Apply to ALLEN HAINES
sept11dtf
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The avaricious man is often the victim of
his own greed. APeoria boy had two bunch
es of fire-crackers given him on the Fourth.
which he crammed into his pocket, but motto
ing another lying idle on the sidewalk be
crammed that in with the rest. 1t chanced
that the vital spark was present in the soul of
that idle cracker, and suddenly that boy be-
came the busiest youth in all that town.
There were about 23o distinct explosions in
that pocket, and at each one he turned
two double summenaults and shrieked with
terror. When quiet was at length restored
he clapped his hands upon the scorched and
lacerated ruins Of a once healthy abdomen,
and groaned his disapprobation of the Pilgrim
fathers for ever establishing free country.
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Warren Academy, WOburn, Mass.
OPEN SEPT SIN lS13

A Scientific School, especially arranged TO fit for
admission to the Mass. Institute of Technology and
like Institutions with ample Chemical and Physical
Laboratories for practice and drawing rooms for
structon in Mechanical and Free-hand Drawing. Re-
Ter TO the President of Institute Of Technology For
circular, and fuller information, address DIR. EPH-
RAIN CUTTER Sec'y, Woburn, Mass jn25d1m
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FOR SALE.

NyHE Residence Of Mr.. j. NJ. Churchill situated on
Il the corner of State and Danforh Streets in this
city, The lot is 325 IT, State Street and 15t it. on
Danforth Street contains about 90 900 f. includ-
ing the Mansion House in thorough repair. and the
large brick Carriage House and Stable 1t is one of
the most desirable places in the city, either in its
present state or to cut up in lots. For plans and
particulars, call on J.C. Proctor
may19 diff
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Vigilance committees and lynch law are
generally regardedas the peculiar institutions
of new countries on the borders Of civilization,
but in the last five or six years there have
been nineteen cases of lynching in the judicial
district of Indiana in which the town of New
Albany is located. Why it is called judicial
district it is hard to see.
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DR.. Arnold of Rugby said: There are mo-
ments that are worth more than years. We
cannot help it; there is no proportion be-
tween spaces of time in Importance nor in
value. stray, unthought-of five minutes
may contain the event of life. And this
allimportant momen,, this moment dispro-
portionate to all other moments, who can tell
when it will be upon usp
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FOR SALE.
Country Cottage for Sale.

HOUSE containing five rooms in good order, Eli
IL W0odhouse and Stable connected; one and one
fifth acres grass land garden and fruit trees very
high airy and healthy location commanding beautiful
views of country and mountains; 10 miles rom the
city and miles from p q o. r. Depot, price
moderate. CHARLES M HAWKESe
ju21eo !3m 96 Middle Street
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1878
Gossip and Gleanings.

A deaf and dumb burglar is the principal
attraction of Sparta, Wis.
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Two Ethiopian wart hogs have been added
to the collection in Central Park. A cBirop-
odist has rendered his services in case it
should become necessary to remove them.
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Bay View House
Peaks Island, Portland HarbOr.
YHNHE subscriber having remodeled and refurnished
Il this elegant House, is now prepared to take
Summer Boarders, and Families,
at low prices The locality is of the pleasantest
in Casco Bay. Its facilities for bathing. fishing and
boating are unsurpassed by any ethss place an.the
Coast. jn23dtf j. I. STERLING, Proprietor.