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The Republican journal., 1874-10-22
he first ice of the season was seen Monday


Reavers treet. 10 accommodate tenants m that
lart Of the building.
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House prena,prelv eoolad rs ''l'i',
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general alarm "
nent> and Drenarin ~ wra.t Cit ,it oHtei 1h gaI-
winds Of winter. Advertiser
And humanity jS putting on its outer gar
menrS and preparing TO do the same thing.
No engine cot the first water Tuesdsv
''''' moon l"1' Is they would have got 1t had
'"'' -'uuA ANY hre' After wandering IN the
"' ""eV "''n street, they sorrow
''i'H returned nome in rather ii itlected stale
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This i- aol guina t4 u1 -uch a hard winter for
RE r11r aftcr.,a. The price OF elephants has
'.i.en wenty hee per cent. since last spring,
l--tat~ Ic- coming down. and hand organs
I- cheaper than year ago.
Steamer pf.ur4r xiii jaav- for po,l.t.,,, ..
. 81 This Tburs,ia,l ,tnrnjuo ,,d r.t,,r,, :,
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'aii+gI a." Portsmouth Na'y ard, put into
fiHt-T ia-i Mrth labIG, having been ashore
t-tr Wn'f Head. portion Of her cargo has
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luD trr. meat and expeditions manner in
alleh vessels ,-,u now he loaded from the rail-
..e.i track along the vbarycs can lac seen at
swami wharf A vessel i, loading potatoes for
t.Iaurr>ttr A CIR stands On the track. and
shoot conveys the potator, directly to the hatch
tyay ID the vessel. mus saving 4 vas, omount Of
r.urAius 7ul atAcr trouble.
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The Republican journal., 1874-10-22
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HkLE'S
SUBSTITUTE FOR CASTOR OIL.

SUBSTITUTE FOR CASTOR OIL.
The most reliable and safe vegetable substitute for
Castor Oil ever compounded. Instantly relieves
Collie, Cramps, Diarrhpa and all diseases of Children
Teething. Causes natural and healthy sleep, gives
rest to mother and child regulates the bowels as
stimulates the food and builds the child right square
up from suffering, puny weakness, to strong and
bust health. A perfect MEDICINE CHEST FOR
dealers.
The Republican journal., 1874-10-22

NOTICE. L. w. Pitcher takes
pleasure in announcing to all
purchasers of DRY & FANCY
GOODS that himself and hissssis-
ter have just returned from
the Boston market where they
have been making purchases
for the fall and winter trade.
It is useless to attempt to
enumerate goods or quote
prices. which will be given at
the counter. It is sufficient to
say that he is daily receiving,
by boat and rail, additions to
one of the largest and most
carefully selected STOCKS Of
goods ever offered for sale at his
place of business. All are in
vited to call, examine for them
solves, learn prices. and pur-
chase if salts fed.
The Republican journal., 1874-10-22

At q Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County Of Waldo. ON the second Tue day OF
October, A. b 1874
CHARLES P. STETSON, Trustee of Arthur
~ pcirce, under the wills Of atharine and Waldo
Peirce, late of Frankfort in said County OF Waldo
deceased, having presented his third account of
Trusteeshp for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Trustee give notice
to all persons interested by causing 4 copy Of
this order be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican Journal printed AT Belfast, that
they may appear AT Probate Court to be held At
Belfast, within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday of November next al ten of the clock before
noon, and show cause, if any they have, why the
same should not be allowed.
ASA TIIURLOUGH, Judge
A true copy, Attest B. f. FIELD Register.
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At a Probate Court held At Belfast, within and Tor
the County Of " aldo, on the second tuesday OF
October, A D., lo74
TARGARET ANN EEEREt \ widow Of Ralph
WI DevereuX, Sen, late Of Prospect, in said Conn
ty Of Waldo, deceased, having presented petition
deceased.
Ordered, That the said Margaret give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order TO
be published three weeks successfully in the Repub
lean journal, printed at Belfast, that they may ap
pear at Probate Court, 10 be held at Belfast within
and for said County the second Tuesday OF
November next, ten OF the clock before noon, anu
show cause, if any they have why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted
ASA THCRLOUGII, judge.
a true copy. Attest B. r, FItLo, Register
The Republican journal., 1874-10-22

YT,HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 al
i concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator Of
the estate OF
RUFUS j. HARRINGTON, late Of Burnham,
nthe County Waldo deceasedb ygiying bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon, exhibit the same for settlement to him.
EZEKIEL !. DOE.
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Centaur LininIen nds

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniments will not re-
lieve, no swelling they will not
subdue, and no lameness which
they will not cure. This is
strong language, but it is true,
rpl
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Probabilities.

Eclpses, the return of comets in their crratc
courses, and the transit of Venus can be c1Icu-
lated, and the time for each can be accurately
ascertained in advance, and science can even
enable lis to toreteil the changes in the weather.
but it fails to enable any one to ascertain with
certainty that fortune can be made by inyest.
nentS in any certain direction, Nevertheless
would it not be prudent TO risk small amount
by purchasing tickets to the Grand Gift Concert
to be given on the 10Th of November BY the
Masonic Relief Association of Norfolk Va For
circulars, address without delay, II. V. Moore,
.s and 50 Broadway. n. Y. City
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The Guatemala Earthquake.

A Guatemala paper says Of the earth
quake of the Sd of September, that the
losses suffered in the department are cal
culated to be from 5000, 900 to $3.50, 900,
including farming houses, machinery and
some thousands of yards of store houses
in which cochineal was stored, buried I'M
der the ruins. The number OF victims
cannot be exactly decided because many
dead bodies We're buried under the stream
of mud which descended from Ceno Del
Tigre In Antigua alone thirty persons
perished, the greater part women and
children. 1t is calculated that twenty five
bodies were bruised other towns ami 100
more OF less bruised in and wounded The
victims, according to the latest kilograms,
might be 200 in all
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Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

Gr Morris syrup OF Tar Wild Cherry and
tioaIiiothu 'I .t VIII be without 1t. As remedy
lor al lhroai ana lung diseases. cure for Group
amili ~ preventive OF consumption it has no equal.
helleVes noarSenes>, and takes away all the
mistress , OF "hooplhg cough Contains no opium
ana Is PeaSahi 10 the taste. trial bottles 10
Gents-"M. y. POOR \ son sole agents for
belfast. MORRIS \ HERITAGE,
l''''''' iopr'etorS'
ZadkinS saws he WAS never .mitten with hut
She smote HIM with roIl;n' ,'iai "'''i>'' anu
'''' It 'o''''is5 pm
The Atlantic Gable is a Worldwide bIessino
and 50 is Adamson'> Botanic Cough Bal>am. 4
cure for ;i5cts
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TIME subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
i concerned, tina. he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Executor of the
Estate Of
ORREN I. EDMONDS, late OF Burnham,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
rs the law directs; he therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said deceased's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to him. AMOS /. tDMONDS.
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Non Resident taxes in the town OF Belmont in the
County OF Waldo for the year, 1873.

Non Resident taxes in the town OF Belmont in the
County Of Waldo, for the year, 1873.
TIME following list Of taxes Real Estate of
L non resident owners in the town'of Belmont,
ior the year 1873, in bills committed to Samuel
Fletcher, collector of said town, on the sixteenth
day Of August, 1873, has been returned by him
remaining unpaid on the sixteenth day of August
1874 by his certificate of that date and now remain
unpaid, and notice is hereby given that if said taxes
and interest and charges not paid into the Treas
ury OF said town, within eighteen months from the
date of the commitment of said bills so much of the
real estate taxed, will be sufficient to pay the
amount due thereon, including interest and charges,
will without further notice be sold at public auction
at the Office of the Treasurer of said town on the
first day OF March next, at two OF the clock in the
afternoon.
No. of No, of
Lot Acres Value Tax
Whte,J ", Boston, part II ls also $40 % SO
house & barn
Hazeltine, Samuel, part GO 81 l24 9.05
Dickey, James part W II 1.02
Isaiah Fogg, 10 10 $50
Shaw, Tisdae, part lis 60 200 AGO
Dow, w. W. unknown Sig house
barn BLOB
Cross, Joshua part 3 mill &
privilege 175 s23
SAMUEL FLETCHER, Treasurer, Of Belmont.
The Republican journal., 1874-10-22

We learn that a force Of men are en-
gagged in preparing the road bed OF the
Somerset Railroad between Norridgewock
and Madison for the sleepers and iron,
which have been contracted for and on the
way hither The frogs, spikes, etc. for
laying the iron have already arrived. Our
people hail the renewal Of work and a
forward movement with great satisfaction.
We have near hundred thousand dollars
in the road, and the future destiny OF An
son, as well as the road itself, turns on its
completion to this village. No further de-
Law should be suffered, but the Directors
to whom the people have entrusted the
work should at once prepare to cross the
river and then move along keep moving
Union Advocate,
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About That Third Term

New YORK, Oct 20 A letter 10 the
New York Sun from Chanute, Kansas,
dated Oct 14th, states that President Grant
was received at the depot by crowd and
was introduced to them from the platform
of a car. A Mr.. Cone, spokesman for the
crowd, put the following question to the
President: care you candidate for a
third term ?" The President did not seem
inclined to reply, when Mr.. Cone said
Boys. silence gives consent" The Presi-
dent quickly remarked; "Tll leave this
question to the people"
The Republican journal., 1874-10-22
The Prince Of Wales asst

His Royal Highness has beeu detected in
many an act which has startled the Queen. The
last Of which is said 10 be the ordering of $50.
o00 worth of tickets for the Public Library OF
Kentucky. Her Majesty. it is stated, did not
object to his buying literally. but in the present
condition OF the Princes finances. she thought
S2oooo worth was too much for him to invest
1t Is asserted thst he insisted on sending his
order to Governor Bramlette, assuring his roval
mother that he knew what he was about. for
that as s2,3O000O was 10 he distributed to the
ticket holders on November so. and in such gifts
as S250,000, &c.. he would have a splendid
chance AT one of these >plendid prizes, and thus
easily pay hi, debts
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The account stands thus between the
Democrats and Republicans up to date.
The entries are for the current year 1874
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M n NJ

FINK: On the morning Of January 2Si LULA,
beloved dau glitter cf Jacob J. and Ne hAel v FtuR
m he ihlfd year Of her ace.
The mineral will take place from the residence Of
her parents, cerner 18th and strte,s, on Sunday
afternoon, Jan. 25th. At > o'cloCk. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited 10 attend. Rock
Vile Sentinel please copy
CALVIN. This morning, cath inst quf sud
denly, q appOpleNy. at 50 a. m H. CLIFFORD
CALVIN. native Of Dublin, ireland. hut more
recently e NJ outreal. Canada, ae-i ~ years
HIS funeral III take place from the rcsid snce OF
Nd. Harris, Esg., No. 1909 Sth street, between n
Al q streets, northwest, TO morrow Sunday af-
teruoon, ats O'Clock. The relatives aud friends %
the family are tied 10 attend.
GtoDhlCH: on the morning. q the 2gth inst 4,
J1SlhH GOODklCH, In the 6sth year Of hts age
Friends luNttsa to attend the funeral from has
late residence. s22 bth street northws Z, on Mon
Gay, the a6th instant, ~ m. IBtermeni ~ Oak
Hill.
sklDER. SUSIE, youngest daughter " John
and Eliza Snyder, aged years ana = months, Of
typhoid pneumonia.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, asls =
NJ street, Sunday, al 2. u. Baltimore Gus please
Copy.l
sBEEHAN. On the morning of the 2sfh, Il 1
O'cecE, after four weeks illness. JAMES, the
youngest child Of James A and Kllen A sheshan,
IN the lUh year of bis sce.
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A
BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE-There
was an inquest in New York THURSDAY before
Judge Van Worst in the Superior Court in the
suit of Miss Phebe Lowerre against Andrew b.
Chalmers, lawyer of that CITY, for $4,000
damages for alleged seduction and breach of
promise of marriage. Some time ago there was
an inquest in the same case in this court which
resulted in verdict of so, 900 for the psinti A.
The general term ordered the case to be re-
opened, and upon such order the case was set
down for trial THURSDAY. The defendant ap-
peared in the court room in the early part OF
the day, but when the case was called did not
present himself. Miss Lowerre, who in the
meantime had amended her complaint and de-
manded $4,000 damages, told the same story as
at the previous inquest. Several witnesses
corroborated her story in part, showing the fact
of the engagement as acknowledged by the de-
PENDANT. A number of his letters to her were
also submitted. The jury, after a short alb
sence, gave her 81, 900.
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Boy KILLING CATAMoUNT.-Yesteriay
morning boy by the name of George Green,
son Of Charley Green, who lives on the island
a boy we should judge to be about Is years old
in company with negro 2lan, started to hunt
an extraordinarily large catamount that bad
few yards in the woods, when, as luck would
have 1t, they stirred up the animal, ii finally
taking refuge behind a stump. Both the man
and the boy advanced upon il, with guns
cooked, when the beast, unawares made a TER
rible spring, alighting on the back of the col
oIed man, and fastening its claws in his head
The boy seeing the danger the man was in. in
stead Of running, dubbed his gun and hit the
cat 1rrI,sale blow on the head, Telling it to the
ground. Then, drawing his gun In position, be
sent bullet crashing through its skull, before
1t could regain itself. 1t was one of the largest
of the species that has ever been seen in this
section, measuring over four feet from the tip
OF lite nose to the tail.-Atchison Champion, Jaq,
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The DEsTTTUTION AMONG Iowa SETTLERS
X. X. IL arbour, of the committee sent by the
state grange organization to inquire into the
condition of the sufferers in the northwestern
counties, returned TO this city yesterday, after
travelling through Lyon, Osceola, Sioux and
O'Brien counties. He reports that there are
from $40 TO eco families in those counties who
need aid to carry them through the winter, and
enable them TO proceed with the coming seasons
labor. There is special need of clothing for the
women, many of whom have divided their
scanty wardrobes with the men, who are COM
PEELED to travel long distances to procure fuel.
Corn If greatly needed to keep oxen and horses
in condition tor the work of getting in the crops
in the spring. In reference to the repo.ts
which are sent out from that region that but
little aid is needed, Mr.. Harbour saws they have
their origin with let of sharpers, who hope to
make money out of the uffering of the settlers
by buying their homesteads for mere pittance,
or by having the county authorities issue war
rants which they would hope to buy at prices
That would yield them large gsins.-DeS WoiaeS
JeUyndf, Jan. 1G,
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n SVIcIps IN GAMBLING SALooS.-A letter
from Nice to the London Times describes q sad
occurrence at Monaco. The writer says son
the 18th instant, at 4 p. m, highly respectable
when sitting on q couch at the end room in
which trente ct quarante was played. II appears
he had last all his money-f20, 600. Hearing
very loud report of pistol near to me, turned
round, when Q most dreadful scene presented
itself. The unhappy man had his hands on his
white handkerchief held over the wound. The
handkerchief had blood on it, and it was on fire
grosned twice, saying, 'Ohl oh . The bal
passed through his body. He was taken in =
cha into into the Hotel de Paris. He has since
through his heart. The gambling tshlss wsr.
N iuii force Immediately after this most awfui
event; have tried to find out to what country
Ee oeionGe. but without success. He is stiff
nNvi .g rms sad event IL not noticed in any
=. .ne papers here; no doubt It win be sup
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10y DUNOANsON, DOWNING a co Arofs.
- Southeast corner 9th and ID streets mort invest
GOVERNMENT SALE

United STATES NAVY YARU, WAsHrNeToN
x,O00MNANDhNTs OFF!CE, January IL, ls74
III he onersd at public sale to the highest hid
ger: on FEBRUARY 8, 1874, at IL NJ, at the W ash
oits. enumerated as follows;
for Bdrtds Of Provisions and ClothtHg-A lot
OF ard Bread, Pork, Preserved Meat, Flour, Rice
pred Ppes Pickles, Tea, Butter, Dried Potatoes,
30 ans, Molasses, Bread Bags, Round Jackets
I,ouseIs, sheetibs, frocks, Drawers, Flannel
Shirts, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Mattresses, Blankets,
Sseeting, Duck, Nsnkin, T1bsc -, Tire al x bh "a
Boxes, and Soap, BnttoJs IF various kinds snd
sizes, Combs, Mess Paus. Kettles, Spoons, FORKS
Mustard, Pepper, Padiocks, DoOrlock ks, Scales,
Neikhts, siN Iron Safes.
FoT BETtaU Of Equipment and RtrrHitjHg-
heel Ropes, Boat Falls, Spans and GUYS for
u, ats, SIC ion aud other II Sc, Towines, Fishing
Lines, Knives, Tools of various kiuds large lot
ter, hr, al, 70 yards OiicIo'b, Chairs, Drying
stove, Bags, together with other articles too nu-
hffOus t. nv ION
For BKy an Of Yards md Do-ks-A lot Of Fur
'Uure, Cohsl,tlag Of Beadstel ada, Bureaus, Wash
stands, Tales, Chairs, Wardrobss. Look lug
Gia-ses Olicloth. Gar pets, Stoves, with
other articles. Also, / Hosting Machine, / Horse,
On.
sor ByysaV If Construction and R.pslr-Nipe
Boats, consisting Of Launches, l Cutter, >
Gigs, " bale, Dingy. Also, l9 Kegs Of PANT 3
GLACIERS Diamonds f9 sheets of Tin, 81 Mess
Chests, $50 lts. Baw Cotton, Paint and other
Brushes, lot Of Putty. Asst. Files, Bureaus. lot
Of Old Doors, Draw rs, Racks, and Washstanis.
Terms: CASH; 2 perCentum of the purCnas money
removed within ten da! or positively forte ted 10
the GsvernmeDt.
IA. PATTERSON,
IalA2sS1cb2 Commodore and Comma nd ant.
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ClY B. h. WAREER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Nc. 129 7tb street, between and streets,

TRpsTEES' SALE OF NEAT Two-sToRY
OF MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN
Fol -A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated October 5th,
A. ID. $50, to Daniel L. Eaton aud my self duly
recorded in ber No. 627 folio III, one ofthe land
records for Rshington county, in the District of
columbia, will sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, on THURSDAY, February 9Th, 1874,
at O'Clock all that certain pie ce or parcel of
ground situate. lying, and being in the city of
washington, y, known and distinguished upon
the records of the surveyors office of said city
the east one half n Of lot numbered seven 40 In
square .ettered d, containing twenty-seyen hun
dred and ninety zine (299) square feet - ground
together with the improvements as above
Terms as prescribed BY the deed Of trust: 81 200
with interest at 10 per cent from December d. l572
70 day OF sale, and expenses of sale in CASH balance
AZ and IL months, for which the notes Of the pur-
cpaser bearing interest from the day Of sal and
secured BY deed Of trust on the property, will he
taken. cepost Of SlO0 will he required on day of
sale All conveyancing at expense of purchaser
n terms OF sale are not complied with in seven DAYS
the reserves the right to resell ct the risk
sdSertisems sns ~ purchaser amor Eve day..
GO tWRln srnrei city, p, Q.
lanl6-s0sAds J. T. OOLDWELL. ssiesmsn
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n a X Nj ED.

GoCDWIN-nRkw In @ .o-retcwn on the
WIN to Miss CLARA J. DEW, both Of GeorTs.
HhlL-hlRk. On " educ-day. the sist inst at
the paTsonage 81 ~ Patrick = Church, b. the Rev
Esthsr kesue, AUGUSTUS N HALL, OF Aiesan-
dTia, Va, 20 Mis- ALICE M KIRk, % Washing
ton, ID G. GAleNsudria papers pieA-e copy
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Rx b. II. WARNEB,
- Real Estate Broker and Auct;onoar.
NO. 529 7th street, between and ii,
TRgsTEks SALE OF A VALUABLE BUJLD.
ING LOT ON "MERIDIAN HILL" Ar AUD,

n. BX virtue Of deed Of trust dated April 9Th,
ia; D., 1873, duly recorded in Liber No m !
folio lH, one Of the and records for Wsshine..
ION county in the District Of Columbe and a the
front iron Of the premises, on FRIDAY, Jsnusfy S0th.
eststs ~, ocloSf p m the describes real
uict OF Columbia, to wit: All Of lot numbered four
H. hn , oioSf pumbered twenty-five al, according
nn9 q By Chas H. Bliss, 6urv ey ecpt
Ies COZ SSS sonare feet Of ground more or
III; Tsrms e prescribed by the deed Of trust: ISL
Az apsefest 9 10 per cent from April 9Th, isy 10
Do.snce st six and twelve months, for which me
Cses Of tne purchaser, bearing interest from the
properly viil be taken. deposit Of as viii bs
reoule9 OF the purchaser ut time OF SALE All con-
ss arc not compiled with in seven days the trus.
ia M ~ tne right 20 resell the property ct the
rnhiishsS y; G IN some one or more newspaper
- aEoRGHfe w. ". srfGKHsY, Trustees.
-G-e9eos y. q: COLDWELL, salesman.
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NEW 14PRESs LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, AETxANpRIa. WASH
l00TON AND 0EOR0lTOXG. ID. d

SAILING DAYS.
.dslSSi.f q t q north Whsryes, Phil 49,
tGiSsi BSaY;, !. xsihapnn .s and SAT 80 "a
.n g Wssss SSsrsst 9sOscesswn. D. o. TUBS
This line connects q PhilsdeIphis with "Olydes
tLon Line" Of steamer FOR Providenoe, Boston and
sA WIN line mynS.FdH HIDE, Afsn. Ter D. q o.
IA. Bed. AleIandris, Ya.
WALDO A; P!AROH, % Oonsrss street, Boston.
aers len q General once, COS fcnnsyivania ave-
az e the stsamse wharf VIII b IromDtly e.
.oooe1 U. ap0-tr