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Superior Court.

FEBRUARY- CIVIL TERM, BEFORE JUDGE sly.
81 .-N - MONDS. .t
FRIDAY.-JamesT. Smith VS.. John Berry. Action
on an account annexed. Reported yesterday. Evil
dence closed and continued to be argued in writ
ing - s--S EaE ~
A. A. Strout-w. Thompson for plaintiff =.
Orr for defendant.
Joseph Levy VS.. John P. Davis. Assumpst on an
account annexed to $780, the price OF over
coat.
Plaintiff is tailor and testfes that the coat was
ordered by Davis in February 1872, and made and
delivered on Saturday the 18th of that month. On
Monday following he received notice to prove his
claim in bankruptcy. - ~ y -
Defendant says he filed his petition in bankruptcy
on the 7th of February and the adjudication on
the Sth of February; that tho coat made and de-
ivered by Levy in December, 1s71-two months pre-
vous So that the only question is the time the
coat was delivered The evidence was very conflict
ing each party producing testimony tending to cor
roborate his side of the Evidence out and
argued. Decision reserved. -f5o
Motley-Woodman for plaintiff.
Strout g. Gage for defendant.
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BRIDGEPoRT, Ct, Feb 21-At clever o'clool,
this forenoon fire broke out from defect;va
fiue in the top floor of the residence of Rev. N
l.. Briggs in CORTLAND Block, in this citv Al
this hour the whole block of thirteen first-class
houses is nearly consumed. The dreadful
storm of snow, rain and wind adds to the hor-
ror of the situation. This block was one of the
finest in the city, and was filled with most cost
ly furniture. The losses cannot yet be ascer-
than $500 600 it IET97 f7li
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The Senatorial Bribery Case.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2l,--The House to-day pass
ed resolution completely generating Senator
elect Bogy from any suspicion OF having used
of the resolution sent to each of the Senators
from Missouri and to the President of the
United States, with recommendation that it
be laid before the Senate. The Senatorial Bril-
berry Committee unanimously reported to the
House to-day that they have found no addi-
tional evidence to change their former report
and ask to be discharged.
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B E lei O L d!
..7T mr..
WILSON'S
04 hn LL-e s.-t
~ r.-.. ANNOTATED
Superphosphate of Lime,
AT AUCTION.


About year ago concluded to sell my Super
phosphate OF Lime to the farmers of New England
10 places where it was not known, by auct H. to the
highest bidder in quantities agreed on beforehand
proposing at the same time to pursue this course veal
after year, until the farmers could become satisfied
OF its value to them.
l shall make this proposition good.
The superphosphate made this will be more yatua.
BILE than it was last year.
will publish as heretofore the materials of which
1t is composed and the proportions of each, and i
will guarantee it to have been so made.
have many letters from farmers who bought nj
auction last year. thanking for adopting the auc-
tiona pan and speaking in the highest terms of the
results obtained from the use of the fertilizer.
know that the article is a good one, and that it
WILL in time, as all my other productions have done,
win its way to the confidence Of the consumer.
Ample notice of the place and time tor sale, by
means of circulars and posters will be gven so that
FIR possible, no farmer shall have occasion to
say that he had opportunity to buy his fertilizer
in fair competition with his neghbors.
The most liberal terms and conditions will be ex-
tended to purchasers, which will be made known at
the sale. ,t
) OFFICE OF THE RUMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS.
D,0,, , Ian,
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IHE new Dyspepsia Remedy compounded by
Dr. I. G, Loring, corner of Federal and Ex-
change streets, is already very popular among
those who are troubled with this most fearful
of diseases. The sufferer need not take hear
say recommendations, since parties well-known
in the city, several of whom have been chronic
dyspeptics. will testify to its value and the i'm.
mediate benefits they have received.
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SUNDAY EVENING LECTUREs.-The series of
Sunday evening lectures, to be given by the
clergymen of the different denominations in
the city, will begin at City Hall tomorrow
evening. Rev. w. H. Fem delivers lecture
entitled Soar Neighbor" The singing will be
congregational, led by the choir of the High
Street Church. Printed copies of the hymns
to be sung will be found on the seats in the
hall A reed organ will be used for accompa-
niment. Services begin seven o'clock.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


E e.. rsu-s7 Var GUS Matters.
Boston, Feb. 21.-White Frame & Co., fish
packers and dealers, on Harris wharf, were
damaged by fire this morning $4,000. Fully
insured. = nin-se 'ff5ty -
The removal of the ruins of the great fire
disclosed fragments of another human body
to-day. Portions of a fire cap near by, indicate
the deceased to have been fireman, f
q A fire at Lynn to-day damaged the morocco
stock in Hennessy & Dohertys store to the
amount of $4,000 Insured. @ss s-sszs -.
A thick snow and strong easterly gale COM
menced at three o'clock this afternoon
'--'s The Storm eEl
The storm continued with undated force un-
til half-past ten. 1t is stillcleudy, with high
winds and light snow. rJt!f
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WASHINGTON.
Credit Mob t'i
The scIec, senate Committee.

The select SGnnte COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The Senate Mobilier
Committee held secret session to day, during
whicnthey examined the evidence taken by the
Poland Committee in connection with that ia
ken by themselves, with view to making a
report Nearly all the evidence is in, and The
committee will probably present their report to
the Senate by the middle of next week.
The Committee ON Elections.
The Committee on Elections have disposed
OF all business before it. Harry Scott, of Lou
isiana, has retired from the contest for the seat
now held by Boardman, owing to the fact of
there not being sufficie time for action. The
Committee have not considered the Case of
Maxwell, who contested the seat of Delegate
Hooper of Utah, Maxwell never having been
before the committee. &
TN =, Judge PoIand,s Committee.
z Judge Poland's Special Committee will pre-
sent to the House next week report under the
resolution introduced by Mr.. Stevenson in rela-
ton to the Sioux City and Iowa Falls Railroad,
about which some testimony was taken. The
committee thus far have not considered the
subject their whole attention having been given
TO the Credit Mobilier charges. The report I'M
der Mr.. Stevensons resolution will not censure
any one. 4i,ssk
.Ez rre Pomeroy's Case. .,
AT the session Of the Pomeroy Committee
to-day, both sides wanted more time to produce
witnesses s
Mr.. Horton read a despatch from one Murl
ply, to the effect that Bond had offered to sell
his vote and if he Murphy could be subpened
he would come to Washington and testify. The
committee decided that it was proper for the
defence to summon more witnesses. Adjourned
till Monday. ii3H9EaG7 ug1I y -
The Ways and Means Committee.
The Committee on Ways and Means, in Sc
cret session to-day, took preliminary measures
for inquiring into the truth or falsity of the re-
ports that money was used to secure the passage
OF legislation giving additional compensation in
the way of subsidy to the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company There are large number of
G witnesses summoned to, testify before the
Ton, Including member of the House and sew
erai gentlemen connected with shipbuiding
and transportation. -
, ss Cabinet Meeting.
There was long and earnest Cabinet consul
tation to-day, the principal subject of discus
son being the condition of the public business.
AT the end of the conversation the President
announced that after due consideration he
he had come 70 the conclusion that it would be
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THERMoMETRICAL INDICATIONS. -(Co

IHEh1'oHEThfOAH iNDICAIIONs. = ICOrnef
Danforth and Emery streets:) lf,-
Saturday, Feb. To- 1871 a. M, 90; II m.
20o; 2.45 p: m, 26o; 10 p. m, 16o;; II p M,
Sunday, Feb 16-7.4O a. M, $50; 1890 a. M,
Monday, Feb. ~ a. M, 2so; 12.i5 D. M.
4 800; p. m 800; II p. M, 800; Up M, 29O
Tuesday, Feb. 18-7a a. M, 22o; IL M, 300; &
p. m, 26o; p NJ, 300; II p. M, $50.
Wednesday, Feb. 1877 a. M, 800; 10 M, $50
Top. M. $50; 10 p. M, 49,
Thursday, Feb. 20. a. M, 26o; y M, $50
Friday, Feb. 21-7 a. M, 100; 100 a. m, 90
10 a, M, 15o; II m. 1870; 8 p. M, 200; 415 p. m.
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LADIES' CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.--This as
church on Sunday evening at o'clock, at
which addresses will be made by several cler-
gymen in behalf of temporary home for
young women coming to the city for employ
ment No collection
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FOREIGN

A Rupture between the Right ind Right
w 1880 Centre. Ids VI rlf
p PART, Feb. 21.-The decision of the Com
mittee of Thirty, by their vote on Wednesday
last, in favor of creating second chamber Of
3 the Assembly, has led to complete rupture
between the parties of the right and right
centre. .,5f ~ E..s- d -. 49, r.,
Quarrel Among the Mon archisfs.
The quarrel between the Legitimists and Or
leanists has broken out afresh with increased
bitterness. The L'Union newspaper accuses
Dukes De Broglie and De Audriffet Pasquier
of making compact with NJ Theirs and be-
traying the Assembly, their motive being solely
to obtain office for themselves and friends The
Marquis De Frauclier has addressed a letter to
Due D'Aumale accusing him of dividing the
House of Orleans, by seeking to set up young
er branch with himself at the head =
Spanish Affairs. .sl r.,
MADRID, Feb. 21.-The Impartial has an ed
itoral advocating the withdrawal of the Porto
Rico abolition bill now under consideration,
and the substitution of law for the gradual
emancipation of slaves in the dominions of
Spain, after the plans proposed by Seniors Gas
sett and Beccera
The Gaceta publishes official confirmation
of the report tnat Ghosts band of the Carlists
has been defeated at the Heights of Miravalles
by the troops of the Republic. The insurgents
lost heavily in the action.
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The snow storm yesterday was the last of the

The snow storm yesterday was the last of the
season-so far. u r. f-tI-isa
There is to be dress ball at City Hall on the
fourth of March, which is expected to eclipse
anything of the kind that has come off this
season 1t will be something very novel and
entertaining. The music will be furnished by
the full Portland Band of twenty pieces. "
The Boston train, due here at 8 o'clock last
evening. was not in at midnight The six p.
M, train from this city had not reached Wells
Depot at the same hour OF course the Pull
man trains were nowhere
Rumor says that I. II. Hubbard, Esq, has
commenced a libel suit against the Boston
Herald for the statement of its Augusta cor
respondent respecting his course in connection
with the Portland and Bath charter
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,
Anniversary of the Amo.kea. Voter.

Anniversary of the Amoskeag Veterans.
MANCHESTER, Feb. 21.-The Amoskeag Vet
Grams celebrated their 18th anniversary to-day,
Gen. Nathaniel Head commanding Rev. c
81. Ferry delivered the Grafton at the Unitarian
church, after whichthe battalion and inv ted
guests repaired to the Hazeltine House where
a bountiful repast was served Hon. Lewis w
Clark, Attorney General, presided at the after
dinner ceremonies. The whole concluded with
brilliant ball at Music Hall this evening.
Accident AIS
A young man named Willis was fatally in
jured this afternoon by being drawn into the
machinery at the Manchester Print Works.
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proper for him not to make visit to the

proper for him not to make visit to the
South.
p 1t is also learned that there was some con.
versation upon the question of calling session
of the next Congress, but there were no intima-
tons that such a call will be made, though the
new Senate will be called to meet in an extra
ordinary session on the 4th of March, and a
proclamation will be issued probably tomorrow
No Call for an Extra Session.
1t seems to be believed by all prominent Off
GERS of the government that the public business
before Congress, that is, the appropriation bills
which must of necessity be passed, can be COM
pleted before the 4th of March, and thus there
will be no reason for a called session of both
houses. There will be several very important
matters for the consideration of the Senate.
SOS Nominations.
The President sent the following nomina.
tions to the Senate to-day l.. Scrupps
of Georgia, to be Minister resident Columbia;
Wylie Chapman, Collector OF customs for
Alaska. FIRST Associate Engineer Robert Potts
- be Chief Engineer in the Navy; Second As
s;stants T. T. Stafford and G. III. Manning to be
First Assistant Engineers; Lieut.. Col. H. Wal
len to be Colonel; Maj. John ID. WILKES to be
Lieut.. Colonel; Capt. Thomas D. Dunn to be
Major. First Lieut.. Robert Pollock to be Cap
tain: Secord Lieut.. +. H. Ebstein to be First
lieutenant, and George b. Hoge to be Captain
in the Army. 5-2'
I The impeachment Matter.
The House Committee on the Judiciary have
not vet met to consider whether there is suffi-
Gent cause from evidence before the Poland
Committee to prefer articles OF impeachment
against any public officers. According TO re-
port the Committe, with one or two exceptions,
will report adversely to any such proceeding.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

SWEDISH HELP has supplied many New
England families with satisfactory service.
New Bedford alone called for one hundred do
mestics last fall from Mr.. .Berglund, whose
card appears in our columns to-day. 'FisnS
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FUNERAL SEvIcEs.-Ths funeral of Mr.. E.
f. Austin will take place Sunday at 1Ol a. M,
at the India Street Church. Members of Ligo.
MIA Lodge are requested to meet at Odd Eel.
lows Hall at g. Members of other lodges are
cordially invited to join in the services
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HM @AM IS. u bAAa H E&
MATTERS in MAINE.
Ia942 20 anil 1-VTT s'q
The Storm.

The Storm.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 21.-One of the severest snow
storms of the season has prevailed here since
about five o'clock this afternoon. Eight inches
have already fallen. At this hour, a. M, it is
still showing and blowing hard. There will be
n" Pullman train either way tonight. a..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Expor,..

Foreign Exports. ll7
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Carlotta bbs f,onr
100 do oatmeal AZ do wbiskey puncheons spirits 10
bbls do 1876 bags malt 937 do BRAN 1O2 bdls paper 10
bbls gin, 626 pkgs merchandise. ~ -
-four, 210 bags feed. -
Schr Iris-13Oe bbls -four, 5000 gals refineooil.
Schr George Calhoun-12O0 -four, 5000 feet lumber
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The sale of reserved seats for the compliment
tary concert given by the Portland Band to
their conductor Charles Grimmer, on Wednes-
day evening, March 9th, will begin on Monday
next, Feb. Oath, at Halves g. Cragin's music
storn
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Administrators Sale of Real
'.r g. llL4 Estate. hr5l

WILL be sold at public sale on the premises, In
w the town of Deering, on the Gray road"
about one mile from Aliens Corner on SATURDAY
So much of the Real Estate wood and Timber land)
of Geo. Frost Esq., late Of Westbrook In the County
OF Cumberland, deceased, as will produce sum not
By virtue OF License from Hon. j. A. Waterman,
Judge of Probate for Cumberland County.
THOS. QUINBY. Administrator,
eI with Wll snnsxed9
Portland. Feb'y II, 1873. t''.-'.''I7-J1
f.. o. Bailey & CO., Auctioneers.
fnh14-oJ-oa lfu..u
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METEOROLOGICAL.
FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-PoUR

PRUBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT -TWENTY-FOUR
N- -ih 3-'- mo HOURS. li fr '.H0t
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c., :
ipHl nn -G Feb. %. Il A. N.)) .
A rising barometer and clear cold weather
Will very generally prevail on Saturday from the
Missouri river eastward to the Allan 'ic; local
areas AMI cloudy weather. with possibly snow /,
Will continue in the lower lake region; dimin-
lshing northwest winds over the Middle States
and will extend over New England. Caution
airy signals will continue at New London, Bos-
ton and Portland, Maine. - p
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In taking inventory of stock, Leach, S4 Mid
die street, dug out five hundred yards of mixed
flaunels at 25cts, worth 37A. If you want any,
go for them now. feb20-3t
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NOTICE
AUCTION SALES.
Genteel Furniture at Auction

Genteel Furniture at Auction.
nN TUESDAY, Feb 2sth, at 10 o'clock A. NJ We
" shall sell at House 172 Congress street, Slrlor
Furniture in B. w. and Hair Cloth, Lounge, Etareo
Coal Crate, Engravngs Brussels Carpets, Curtains,
elegant b. w. Chamber Sett Ingram Carpets, PAINT
ed Chamber Furniture, upholstered springs, nne
Hair Mattress, large Feather Pillows Bedding, To ct
Table and Dining Room Chairs, Secretaries Crocksry
and Glass Ware, air tight Stove, Richmond Range,
Refrigerator, together with the entire Kitchen Fur
nture. The above is almost new and In good order.
F.O. BAILEY & CO., Auctienecrs.
feb1S ~ III . Yes did
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New York stock and Mouevsmor,s.,

NEW YORK, Feb 81 MorRinq.-Gold at 114a-
Money at ZIG per cent. Sterling Exchange long log
do short, ITO. Stocks quiet. State stocks quiet.
New YoEK. Feb. 21-EUening -Money easier
Sterling Exchange quiet and steady at 1858 q 1885,
Gold quiet at 114s q 1885, closing at 1i4s a 1f4l
100000. Treasury disbursements S1250OO Gov
ernments closed firm. State securities duh and nm
changed except Tennessees frmer.
The following were the quotations of Government
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BROADWAY, Spring style, Silk Hat, and all
the leading styles of stiff and soft hats, now
ready at Maher & rs, opp. p o. fe15hs st
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The third grand annual masquerade of the
Blues at City Hall, last evening, was in every
respect complete success. The music was fine,
many of the costumes were elegant and the
dancing was highly enjoyable. Quite two hun
bred couples were present-a large number con-
sidering the stormy night. The costumes were
of all sorts, kinds and descriptions, some of
the most grotesque that fancy could devise, and
some of them elegant and in excellent taste.
When the red light was thrown upon the dance
ers previous to the unmasking the effect was
very fine. 'Twere long to tell of the MANY
characters represented. The Devil was there;
so was the noble red man, two of him in fact;
and gorilla which would gladden. the heart of
Darwin; and jester with his cap and bells;
and a pretty little viuardiere; and Night and
Morning and other allegorical representations;
and Lords and Ladies, Knights and Danes,
clowns and sages in bewildering confusion. We
amend a list of the characters and the persons
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assuming them:
Lieut.. W. C. Young, Marshal.
James w. Swett Duke of Earl. -.- i...
! o. II. Kicker, Indian Chief. RI.
George Tarbox, Brigand Chief. r.--+
Chares E. Quincy, Duke of Wellington.
e Albert w. Halves, Red Devil. .1-
Mrs. o. H. Record, Peasant Girl. .--a-r-
Mrs. G. e. Quincy, Fairy Shadow.
Miss Gerty Record, Fancy Dress. ff-.
Mrs. w. L. Wallace, Topsey. ..s5
Abby Thompson, Red White and Blue.
Nelly Clark, Indian Girl. Egf sEtf
Lizzie Miller, Morning.
Susey Church, Night.
Eva Bonney, Tamborine Girl.
Clara Brown, Fancy Dress.
Ada Wri.ht, Night. .rl s1lslH-
Abbie Wright, Flower Girl. sis as;,5f
Mrs. Weston, Fancy Dress.
Miss Gardiner, Nothing. = -. le
Mrs. Hatch, Domino. q --:re.'-Tvr-. d. .'eI
Annie Lord, Auntie Lady. .ee
Ella Corliss, Spanish Girl
Maggie Hamilton, Fancy Dress.
Netty Small, Fancy Dress
Ella Strong, Page.
Mrs. Wyman, Queen of Night
Flora e. Tarbox, Fancy Dress.
Nelly Wyman, Spanish.
Lizzie Gilbert, Daughter of the Regt.
Katie Ring, Daughter Girl rf
M. A. Conway, Night.
M. F. Trefethen Highland. -Te
M. A. Conant, Chambermaid.
Samuel Harris, Negro B. B. Club.
w. Hollival, Gent. of Olden Times. r-. .- z =
Charles Hunnewell, Captain Jinks.
Edward Andrews, Calico Man, -sI,. srs.
Nellie A. Mcmillan, Fancy Suit.
Minnie Gibbs, Fancy Dress.
Jenny Wyman, Highland Girl.
Mrs. A. B. Durgin, Snow Flake.
Miss F. Cobb, Coming. 80
Frank Shaw, Negro Boy. -..--
Mrs. Frank Shaw, Highland Miss.
j. III. Hardy, Negro Barber.
Geo. Edwards, Domino
P. H. Crowley, Domino, j. j. Clark, Indian.
Joseph Shehan, Clown;
s. M. Church, Song and Dance.
~ j. HI. Collins, Shyiock.
@. H. Winslow, Humpty Dumpty.
g. A. Brown, The last Of the Minks.
+. f Ryan, N sslgana s. sharpley.
j. j. Smith, Domino.
j. D. Gould, Jockey Club. M
j. w. Thompson, Negro.
49, g. w. st. John, Domino.
Mr.. Swain, New England. Tlak
G. A. johnson, Continental.
W. f. Bean, King Richard. 'is-J
A. Cox. Uncle Tom. -....--.
j. Fuller, Brigadier. e ~ H-
- G. w. Jones, Don Cesar. "a
John Smith, New England.
G. II. LETTERS, Prince Jack.
A. Brown, Done Brown.
John Salmon, Song and Dance.
j. s. Waterhouse, Turk.
G. Frothimham, Yankee.
j. T. Gage, Negro.
Mr.. Kennard, Pat.
Charles Small Wall Street. 81
Joseph Skinner, Black Fiend.
J0hn clark, Sing Sing.
s. Gross, Simple Simon. .
F. L. Colley, Dandy.
r. Smith, Right and Left
John Williams, Pleasant Man.
Samuel Gerts, Countryman.
Ambrose Merryman, Lafayette.
Libby Brooks, Congressman.
James A. Day, Gent at Large.
j. M. Parker, Don't You Forget 1t.
Walter II. Randall, Conclusion.
Ada Abbott, Fancy Dress. ..,-.
Mrs. Stephens, Fancy Dress.
Nellie Hanson, Fancy Dress.
Aallie S. Tarbox, Highland.
Miss Quinn, Red, White and Blue. s494
Miss barbrick, Night. q.
Miss Corliss, Brigand Fancy Dress.
"a Cora Bonney, Night. .-'.-.s l... 4
& Miss Colley, Blne Domino.
Carrie Davis, Gipsey. - t-4
Miss Littlejohn In N Maid.
Miss johnson, Domino.
Mary Parks, Domino.
George w. Briggs, Black Swan.
George Curtis, Lord Felis. -
III. E. Emery. Negro Minstrel
j. d. W., Zouaye.
c. L. Lowell Don Caesar.
d G.. W. Thayer, Domino.
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEB 90, 1873
CITY AND VICINITY.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Kennedy's Juvenile Dancing School, @ "a
Notice-Lecture and Oyster Supper. uS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. %
Trees, &c.-w. G. Strong. $40 lgiLl.T
Teachers Students-Agents Wanted. ~..'4
Wanted mediately-Blacksmith Helper.
Swedish Help Charles A. Berglund. jJii
neutrality-suspicious. Clerk. F-.+.-
Southern Yellow Corn-Geo. W. True a. Co.
Notice-Black Lace Veil. ..ft -lt
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LONDON, Feb. 21-5.0OP. M-Consols closed at 92l
9 92s for money and account.
American securites-U. S. 5-20s 1865, old, at 92a
way at 52s.
d,I LIVERPOOL, Feb 21-5.00 p M-Cotton closed
port. e i0oo ioi sPo0"i"'ioi "A Va
erS frn ANElKo, Jan. 22.Coffee advanced and hold
30s. " INC ohiteu otates at rs vi "
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Of Minot; to appoint an assistant County At
torney for Cumberland County.
Adjourned. ~ y ~ - q
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BY TELEGRAPH,
AUGUSTA MATTERS.
Special to the Press.)

AUGUSTA, Feb. 81
The Railroad Blockade. a3l'l