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THE GRAPHIC BALLOON.
Donaldson Starts for Europe.

NEW YORK, Oct. The mammoth balloon
IN q brooklyn, under the direction of Prof. King
OF i'oston, was nearly filled Saturday night
ana could have started yesterday, but the pro-
pr,etors objected to violate the Sabbath and at
o.oU clock this morning the gas was shut off
with 3OO, 600 feet in it. At nine o'clock the as
cension commenced, the life boat being well
nlied with ballast, provisions, ETC. Its occu-
Pants comprised Messrs. Donaldson, Lunt and
Eoro The balloon rase very rapidly, moving
towards the north, then rose higher and took a
niIortheasterly direction, then moved towards
the east, and finally seemed to strike course
que east. At $50 it passed over Glen Cove,
Long Island, going out of sight there at 1910
on u. n, East course. At IL 10 it passed
oyer oyer bridgeport, Conn.,, going eastward. Prof.
f1wier OF Bridgeport, measured Its altitude
Wnen over that city, finding it was two miles
ABOVE the earth going about a mile minute.
AL II 40 it was seen at New Haven, going
northeasterly. 1It beat the railroad train from
Anson to Seymour and at the latter place dis
apperred behind the clouds. 1t passed over
waterbury and Litchfield, Conn, at the latter
place being qnite near the earth.
AT 10 p. m. it reached Canaan, CT, where
tne ;eronauts threw out ballast and the anchors
winch were bringing it to the earth. When
tney were thrown out the balloon, being thus
lghtened, sailed off into space amidst heavy
ram and has not been seen since,
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TO X Il q N.
Trial of Marshal Bazaine


VERSAILLES. Oct. 6-The tria, of Marshal
Bazaine by court martial opened to-day In the
Palace Traman. Duke de Aumale presided.
Among the witnesses were Marshals Chanro.
pert and Sebouf, and Gems. Tossard, Bonrbaki
and Changanier. When the formalities attend
ing the opening were completed, recess was
taken, after which, by order of the President,
q statement of the public services of Bazaine
was made. 1t comprised history of his mill
tary career from the beginning, and recounted
he distinctions which were conferred upon him
ana an the wounds he had received. The report OF
tne committee of inquiry on the equalization of
metz 6, was next presented and read. This was
followed by a reading of the Indictment, which
tne Marshal listened to attentively without
emotion.
Mr. Riviere then submitted his report. 1t
reviews the plans of the campaign proposed by
he defendant, and gives sketch of the battle
of Fobach, in which great stress is laid ON Ba-
zaine's responsibility for the result, because he
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An open air meeting was held Sunday at
Dundalk, Ireland, in favor of amnesty to the
Eenlan cOnvicts, at which 10000 persons were
present.
Mrs. Metzler the arrested Jersey City clair
voyant, is also charged with being procuress
and decoying school girls into her house to meet
strange men.
Two horses were killed at Worcester, Mass,
Monday during heavy thunder shower.
During furious rain storm at Charleston, S.
", Monday, two men were killed and several
injured by the unroofing of the freight depot
OF the North Eastern Railroad.
A citizens meeting in Charleston, S. c., has
declared the recent municipal election there
null and void, and requests the authorities to
remain in Office until their successors are legal
ly elected.
Harschman & German, bankers at Dayton,
O., suspended Monday.
James Merrigan, once discharged, has been
re-arrested for the murder of Miss Hamill.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce have
appropriated $1,000 for the relief of the Mem
phis sufferers.
Stokes trial has been postponed until We'd
nesday.
Monday night Edwin Booth made his appear
ance before Boston audience for the first
time for two years. He had an OVERLOOKING
house.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Bos-
ten had parade yesterday, visiting the home
of Major Ben Perley Poore at Indian Hill.
The grocery store of Henry Hamilton, and
pork packing establishment of j. c. Sheffer'in
Baltimore, were burned Monday. Loss $780,
900.
Alonzo B. Kimball, married man, has been
arrested as being accessory to the murder of
Victoria w. Vail of Newark, N. J &, aged 20
years, who was found dead in the house Of
Celia K. Neither, a Jersey City olarvoyant.
The Carlists are losing ground.
Mrs. Caroline Sherman was drowned in New
York harbor by the upsetting of row boat,
Monday. Three persons in the.boat were res
cued.
There is an exodus of young men from Low
ell, Mass, to California. A party of So left
Monday.
Large subscriptions continue to be made in
Chicago for the Memphis sufferers.
A Chicago dispatch says that slrong easter
wind has prevailed on Lake Michigan, doing
some damage to shipping.
Frederick Lane was checked to death Mon
day in Nashua, N. H., eating beef steak.
Base ball-Athletcs II, Bostons II. Game
called at end of 8th inning on account of dark
ness.
A. f. Dexter has been elected President of
the National Convention of amateur oarsmen.
John strong of Newark, N j., has been ar
rested for the murder of his child only four
days old. He drowned the body in tub of
water and buried it in the back yard.
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Shocking Murder.

CINCINNATI, Oct. GA cruel murder occurred
at Paris, KY, to-day. Harry Clay, Edward
Current and Mott Current, were creating dis
turbance in saloon when the proprietor being
unable to quell it, sent for Deputy Marshal
burton. He came and tried to coax Clay and
the Currents out He succeeded in getting
them into the back yard when Edward Current
shot az him several times, two shots taking eff
feet in the breast. Mott Current then seized
Burton and shot him through the head. Bur-
ton fell to the ground and was set upon by the
Current brothers who beat him upon the head
with the butts of their pistols, fracturing his
skull, beating his nose to jelly and cutting
his face horribly. Marshal Miller arrested both
Currents and placed them in jail There is
great excitement over the affair and lynehing
is talked of as the Currents frequency have
been troublesome before, and Burton was well
liked and in the discharge of his duty
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Cane Elizabeth,

The annexation committee of Cape, Elizabeth
met agreeable to adjournment on Saturday
evening last, and as no committee from the
outside or farming portion of the town respond
ed to the invitation extended, to meet and con-
fer with them, the following preamblel and
resolution were proposed and accepted:
Whereas. This committee invited a committee
of conference from the outlying portion of the
town to meet us this evening, and whereas
they have held a public meeting and refused
such committee of conference, Resolved that
we proceed at once to take such steps as we
may deem best to accomplish the object for
which we have been appointed and are work
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Webb.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIATIoN.-At
the adjourned annual meeting of this organiza-
ton last evening, the following officers were
elected: President, James E. Hazeltine; Vice
Presidents, w. H. Hobbs, c. X. Lombard, j.
A. Henderson, G. H. March; Corresponding
Secretary, II. w. Shaylor; Recording Secreta-
ry, f. Clark; Treasurer, F W. McKenny; Lii
brarian, F. Tolman; Directors, Rev. Asa Dali
ton, A. S. Fuller, T. L. Hierliby, w. P. Mans
field, I. Staples, S. Frank, E. G. Chamberlain,
H. S. Colby, j. H. Coffin, N. D. Curtis, w. J.
Merrill, c. A. Weston. 1t was voted to invite
the next State Convention to meet in Portland.
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Fatal Accidents.

PoRT JERvIs, N. Y. Oct. 6.-Sunday after
noon boy named Cornelius, aged IA years,
fell betwee n the cars, near Port Jervis, and
was instantly killed.
J. V. OReily, pastor of Catholic church at
Susquehanna, Pa =, was run over by an engine,
and Instantly killed. He was standing on the
track having just got off the train. He was
an old and much respected priest, and had
been located at Susquehanna, about forty years.
He was about so years old, at the time of his
death. At one time the reverand gentleman
was Vicar-Qeneral of the PHILADELPHIA diocese.
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NIurder-Accideut.

PATERSON, N. j., Oct. GA body foun on
the track near Hawthorne, is believed to be
that of Michael Clinton, who was last seen here
yesterday morning, when he was released from
arrest for drunkenness, and said he was going
there. The engineer of the train which ran
over and decapitated him, says he saw two men
quarrelling and one push the other over upon
the track directly in front of the approaching
train. The man who pushed the other he be-
leves was James Malone, who was arrested
this morning and locked up.
Two men were blown off the roof of new
house at Lake View, N. j., this afternoon, by
a sudden gust of wind, and fatally injured.
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NEW YORK, Oct. Ga private letter from
La Grange, Ga, dated the Sd inst,says: There
is scarcely dollar in circulation in this city
or even in this section of the country, but we
confidently hope and expect a rapid Influx of
money to move the cotton crop, now that order
seems to be restored in the financial centres
Our crop is good and the weather for gathering
is splendid, and as soon as money can be OBJ
tanned we anticipate good collection and a
healthy trade,
These remarks, we think, apply with equal
force to the entire cotton belt.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
House, &c.-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Whereas William Parker-SamuelF Il. Merrill.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Return-P. Il. Barnum's Aggregation.
Music Hall-Little Sunshine.
Nj. L. A.-Opening Lecture.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dwight C. Colder g. Coz.
Tarrant's Settler Aperient.
M. L. Al. w. Banks.
Great Panic in Cigars-E. Ponce.
DIR. -Clairvoyant Physician.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cook Wanted.
For sale Cheap-Hack.
Hair Dressing Saloon for Sale-J. P. Smith.
Rooms to Let.
Pipes-Geo. II. Starr.
Bituminous Coal-Geo. H. Starr.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
DR.. Barker-Clairvoya1 Physician.
New Firm-Merry. s. Lewis.
Dissolution of Copartnership-Merry s. Co.
Gas Fixtures-J. Kinsman.
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The Yellow Fever.

teen interments to-day.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct 6.-There have been
no deaths from yellow fever here for forty
hours.
New ORLEANS, Oct. Ga despatch from
Houston says the committee of Galveston and
Houston physicians have returned from Cal
vert and report that the fever there is genuine
yellow fever. Forty-two cases are repo rted.
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The, Vote ON the Constitutional Amend
ment in Connecticut,

HARTFORD, Oct. 6.-The State voted to-day
upon the proposed constitution amendment,
making Hatford the sole capitol About &c.,
600 votes have been cast. The total number
of registered voters being about 100000. Re-
turns have been received at the Currant office
from 119 towns, including all the cities but
New Haven. The majority for the amendment
is is 5000. The remaining 46 towns are small
aud give only l ,230 votes.
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Repeal of UsurY Laws.

CINCINNATI Oct. 6.-The directors of the
Board of Trade to-day adopted resolutions ia :
cent interest in absence OLA contract, and mod
flying the national banking law so as to allow
every ASSOCIATION having $4,000 in government
bonds the right to deposit the same and receive
national bank notes under restrictions, render
ing the bill holders as secure as under the pres
sent system.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


CARDENAs. Brig M A Berry-1797 shocks aud
heads 1899 pairs heading, 600 cart hid Shocks 800 do
do heads 939 mols hid hooks, 2s6oO hoops 196 bbls
potatoes II truss hoops.
ST. ANDREWS. NIB. Schr Anna-5O0 bbls -four
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr H Holder-700 hbls flour 20
tons feed 1000 gals refined oil
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WE call attention to the Barber shop Offered
for sale. This shop is one of the best locations
in this city and is doing good business. Mrl
Smith has recently put in a new set of furni-
ture making it very attractive
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CATHOLIC FAR.-The Catholic Fair for the
benefit of the Orphan Asylum, opened last
evening at the new establishment on Free
street. large number of people were present
and all appeared to enjoy themselves. The
four floors of the building are employed and
are filled with goods for the fair. The Port
land Band was stationed on the fourth story
and drew the crowd upward. The refresh
ment room is on the first floor. The fair con
tinues ten days. and will be open each after
noon at four o'clock.
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neglected to go to Frossard's assistance. In re-
gard to Bazanes conduct at Metz Riyiere
takes the ground that the Marshal was at no
time really DESTROYS of leaving the place. At
ter hearing Rlviere's report the court adjourned
The Proposed Cabinet.
PARIS, Oct. Cat meeting of the deputies
of the Right to-day, the following Cabinet was
decided upon in the event of change in the
government at the opening of the Assembly
Due de Cazes, Minister of Foreign Affairs; NJ
Brocher, Minister of the Interior; NJ De Ches-
nelong, Minister of Finance; M. Defrye, Min
lister of Justice; M. Grivart Minister of Public
Works. M. Deiepeyron, Minister of Commerce;
NJ Desjardius, Minister of Public Instruction !;
the Marquis De Montagnon Minister of Ma
rine and Gen. Changarneer, Minister of War
The Monarchy to be Proclaimed.
The Paris Journal, a monarchial newspaper,
says the proposal for a restoration of monar-
chy on the basis Of the charter of 1914, in a
modified form, will be presented in the Assem-
bly, on the opening day of the session.
The Insurgent Iron-Clands.
MADRID, Oct. 6-The insurgent iron-clads
were seen of Aguilas to-day and appeared to be
heading for Carthagenal
The Lion and the Lamb,
NEW YORK, Get. GA special to the World
dated London, Oct 9Th, says that Theirs has
gwen consent to the proposed alliance between
the Republican and Imperialsts, as the only
means of preventing the restoration of the
monarchy with Count de Chambord as Henri
V. The new party was constantly receiving
new accessons to the rank, nevertheless the
chances so far favor the Monarchsts, who have
been supplied by an abundance of money, with
which they have been bribiEg weak and ambi-
tous politicians. M. Rouhor has been promis-
ed baronetcy Immediately after the restora-
tioD which may now be considered sure to
come soon after the Assembly convenes. That
Theirs should have consented at last to an alli-
ance with the Imperialists is regarded as evil
dence of the rapid strides the monarchical cause
has been making and the urgent necessity for
immediate measures to preserve the now totter
ing Republic
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M. L. A'-Attention is called to the opening
lecture of the M. L. A. by Cough, on Wednes-
day evening next. The sale of reserved seats
has been large and insures full house.
The reception room will be thrown open as a
waiting room for holders of tickets from Cor
ham, Saccarappa and Cumberland Mills.
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ALL of my own plate and warranted. Ice
Pitchers, Casters, Tea Sets, Urns, plated steel
Knives Spoons, Forks, &c., also old Table
Ware replated in the best manner and at very
reasonable prices at
ATwooD's, q Market Square,
iy8eodtf I'D one fight.
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United Sta ,es Circuit Court.

BEFORE sHEPLEY AND FOX
MoNDAY.-Albert Stephenson VS.. Hartford Fire
Insurance Company. The case was given to the jul
ry at noon.
Libby Webb.
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ORIENT BOAT CLUB.-At meeting of the
Orient Boat Club lest evening, the following
officers were elected: President, Frank W..
Hall; Vice President Charles L. ingalls,; Sec
rotary, William R. Howe; Treasurer, George
d. Loring; Regatta Committee, Horace P.
Ladd, Walter L. Corey, George D. Loring.
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THE PRESS

May De obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson. Braneli & Co,
A al. Wentworth, Glendennng Moses, Hender
the ity. '
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
AT Waterville, of j. S. Carter
At Gorham, of News Ageut.
AT Bath, ofJ O. Shaw
At Lewiston, of French Bros.
AT kenuebunk, of c. E. Miller.
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81 DOZEN Childrens' Shirts and Drawers, on
ly 63cts. Worth $1.25, at Leach's, "a Middle
Street Oct2-1w
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Aid for Suff;erers Inv VeJJow Eave

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 6.-Liberal collections
were taken in the churches yesterday for the
sufferers at Memphis.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. GA thousand dol,
lars has been raised here for Memphis. The
Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges are to raise q
subscription,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Gone mercantile firm
has obtained 800 for Memphis and forwarded
the same by telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, Oct, Give thousand dollars
have been raised here for Memphis and Shreve-
port, The Free Masons here raised $500 to-
night.
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Receipts by Fsai.road. and STEAMBOATS,.

. HARRINGTON, Ms. Schr Umpire-735 otis pol
lock fish, 270 do cod do, 81 bbls cod 16 do herrinps
80 half do do, Dbl mackerel eco lbs old junk to Or
der,
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Town FA1R.-Today the fair and cattle show
opens at Little Falls, Windham. The custom
airy address will be delivered in the Universal
list church in the evening by Hon. G. w.
Woodman of this city. A special train will re =
turn to this city after the address.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

GAS FIxTUREs-J. Kinsman, 12S Exchange
street. oct I'm
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DEERNG.-Boys from Libby's Corner come
over to Woodford's Corner and steal fruit,
The committee. on the purchase of an engine
now talk of buying one at Saco. They hold a
meeting this evening f.
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iy8eodtf

For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property, partially developed with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part OF
the State Owners refer to S. 7. Pullen Esq.
PRESS office. ie14-dtf
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS. cars sundries, 2 do
do canned corn, do shooks.1 de sheep, do horses
do bark do potatoes, do -four, do butter. AZ
for st. John, NIB, do for Halifax do for Boston,
do for New York, do for Sacarfappa, do for No.
Berwick.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YoRK-350
bds paper 6 bales paper stock 2O bdls car springs
IL hhds tobacco do soap, do glass ware, 1O2 bills
do, do gum, 10 casks linseed oil, do t. alba 10
boxes clocks 80 do tobacco 75 do starch II do hard
ware, % do widow glass, pianos, 25 bags tapioca
IA bales c. hides, do hops do cotton. 81 pigs lead
sundries. -
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Dissolution OF CoPARTNERsHIP Saturday,
Oct. 4th, of Merry & Henderson, Hair Ores
sers G. A. MERRY,
w. j. HENDERSON.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct 6--This afternoon
Eugene Arcand, young Frenchman. engaged
in painting the exterior of the Matthewson
street church, was precpitated forty feet to the
gropld by the fall of a staging, and instantly
killed.
In Woopsocket to-day, Nelson Harding of
Cumberland, drove against an express wagon,
was thrown out and received injuries that
caused his death.
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European Markets.

LONDON, DC. 6-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 921 for
money and account.
american securities-U s. 5-2os, 1866 old, esq., do
1867, 955; new IS at 915
LIVERPOOL Oct. 6-1.00 P. M.-Cotton buoyan;
Mddhng uplands a SID; do Orleans 81 a 9sd;
sales $4,000 bales including 5000 for speculation and
export.
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SAccARAPPA.-This evening oaclrs the grand
musical entertainment at the Congregational
church in this village. Mrs. Vienna Demorest,
Miss Ada Cary and others are to sing,
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DIR. BARKER, Clairvoyant and Magnetic
Physician, Rooms 81 Oak Street
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There is a new regulation sword and belt on
the Children.of Mary's table at the Orphan
Asylum Fair to be voted for by the five militia
companies of this city. The officer receiv-
ing the largest number of votes to become pos
SCISSOR of it
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The harbor yesterday was full of sailing craft
waiting for clear weather.
The store of L. ID. Cole on Exchange street
was entered Sunday night, and a few articles
stolen.
Today great many people will complain of
sore neeks.- That comes from looking after
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Libernal Donation.
Fires.

RUTLAND, Oct. Saturday evening a por-
ton of the Brandon Manufacturing Company's
scale works were destroyed by fire. The office
and store rooms contained a large number of
Howe's scales ready for shipping. Loss esti-
mated at about $4,000; insurance light.
Sunday morning portion of Mansfield &
Stinson's foundry at Rutland, was destroyed by
fire. Loss $4,000.
Sunday evening the marble shop of Loomis
8 Larmore at Bennington, was burned. Fully
insured.
HAvERHILL, Oct.6-The Haverhll Hat Com
pany's factory was nearly destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000; insured.
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New FIRM Merry & Lewis, Hair Dressersl
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New York stock and Money Marke

[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Oct. G..
Boston u Maine Railroad ............- "a 115
Portland. Saco 81 Portsmouth RR..............,12 1923
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Music HALL-Barnum's Aggregate was
greeted last night at Music Hall with a crowded
house, which it richly deserved The perfor-
nance was first class and came fully up to the
expectation of the public. One striking fea-
ture of this entertainment was its originality.
The audience was continually delighted with
some new and pleasing part presented. Next
Saturday afternoon this troupe gives matinee
for ladies and children, and in the evening
grand performance. That they will be well
coined with an oyerfowing house there can be
no donht
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City Affairs.

At the regular meeting of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen last evening, the following
husiness was transacted: