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LH',s thra@td-Atlantlca. l !; Athlettc8, /,
If'Hs Of gaWs-One hour ami lfly minutes.
LOCAL GAMES.
Tomorrow afternoon gamo Of ba8e ball
viii bo played betweon tho "standara
AS" Of Tho Wholesale grocery-house OF
Franhlin Ilaoyoagh & Co., aud the 'sHcnd-
lyhts." from tie Offices OF the Chicago,
Rock Islnnd b Pacific Railroad. It will
come OF on Tho grounds Of tho White Stock
tngy, aud will doubtless ba largely attended, az
1000 Invitations have been 'sout out and tho ad-
mission will be froo.
sr. LOUIS COMPLIMENT TO THE CHICAGO NINE
1t will take moro thRn casual glanco to dis
coyor any particular smarsnoss In tho following
editorial paragraph from tho It, Loula Globe:
The Chicago baseball nine has gone EaBt and been
who'd out Of exstence BY the MNtuas, club which,
on u memorable occasion . few yeara ago, wiped out
" hayo obsorvca that tie comrotout and unrroju.
co local press han Inscribed tho previous dofcata Of
The UhlcaCo club to tse umpire, tho bull the ground,
&c. Ihors ars two 81 Louis playors on the 1inc:
pride aud GRITTY local spite, to tho effect that tue er-
chants nd municipal authorities Of E! Louis had sent
tmS Jsssa ,.; ~ natgna players engage u as team
more certainty to ruin them7
, 1874-06-23

CITY CEMETERY.
For purchase Of grounds, salary Of Super.
Iute'1i1ent, and outstanding claims, in
addition to unexpended baiAnce, April
], 1a74.-....... ...........-.........'- $aoto.oo
CRIMINAL COURT.
The uuexpended baance april ], 1874, Or 80 mitch
thereof as mny DO required.
to uno1pended baianca April i, 1874....,$ 10000
City hay-seaes ...,....''..'.'s'...." 00o 0 00 %
Cost Of ta1 saea. 10000
Rrs, s.lsst hSs TT Frs nssssSs ssssSa
Second Assistant Fire Aiarshal, sl.700;
Tor Third Assistant Fire a1nrshal, ST.
900; for three Acting Fire MaIshals, 81
for ono Assistant CLERK. = 900 for flvc
Firo Wnrlens, Il, GOO each. 81, ,0ou; for
CO., co.,; for " thirty Assistant Foreinea,
$1,000 caeh, $35, 900 for M tsonty-aSo En-
avo gtoksrs. s. 900 zach, 81, 900 for l63
papeulon, 81, 900 ench, S103 UG0 for sixty
Superintendent of Machinery, $1,000;
for one ystsrinasy " ns $1ooo & dSs
graph, 32,60o; for ono Chief Operator
tor Fr1 Anrm TsssFagM y Sisae eec f9s
900; for threo 1!epairers. 81 coy each, 81
GOO; for one Battory and Ollico Man.
$500. Total, less uuoxrended balsuce Of
last years appropriation for saarle.,.
,t0 ....+...-..'..-.'....'.....F -45tIgO9e
&epaira Of apparatus. ........ 2i,0000Q
New Aoas. ....,.................... $4,000
Euol feed, horscs, cto......-.......... e. 10601
aricf bailaina Tbird avenue. .......... 76o0 d
1riok building, Deersng street. t........, 12003.O 90
grick buill!nB lincoln street. 1900. 90
iot on Lessitf strest, near Nortl avenno. aoo5.oo
sssasas, iSsas ssss - i s:s, III ;ss
For apparatus and equipments to 10 plae-
ok !n houae III nuurao o. erection on
Wella street, hotweon 0octha mud G!ai-
Eor Atrcota. $l0, ,2al, lcas unexpcnled bal
Flrc siarallals "...................... 1,e35.oo
hoso, $4,000; cstern anl pipo-connee-
ton Oh Tweaty-Eeson1 street., West d.
yiston. ss,eoo:oo; leu reliet-ralves at .ux...
For dsicioaoy Il ;forMor apnropriatuas oi
fortaer years, anpplIes new hose etc.,. 23.ooo.oo
IlTe-alarm talegrapa d,a67.0o
Total for TIre-nepartment, ...,..,,,S 60l, ,39
HEALTH DErAnTMHNNr, ......
@ For dssisa:; ss; ii yssrs sppropisoa'
,io1ar o. eonnrorios. ta:a;s.'''' 1''''>''''
lug ef buildings, workshops, additions, etc., lie unox
pended baaueo of tho proceeds OF honda already taaue
10 required.
galaroa ls,e14.oo
renses, etc.. s!i,o7o. Total. Icy eat..
masa MT icoms 1soe e.1 seSr sS Of prisoners
bnided {msuioipaD debt Of tho city, aud
on temporary l0aus, In addition TO tho
to amounts received tor Interest, 90
9naAment aeconnt ..."...........,..., 79,gUD.00
A1Eal 1f; eIponses l6.0oo.0o
roIIo. ::ni:tsar:''''' pfr1nraxar, ''''''"
hatates. less unexpendod balance G{a3o00l ~
4; zsss ;;s;s;;s Il ii :;;. 'ss sss g
, 1874-06-23

following Aldorn,on to I'LL tic vacancies 90.
oasiouod by tho resignation Of AID. Eouraths
On Finance, Aid. Qurk OFT Railroads, Aid.
Tho Council adjourned.
, 1874-06-23

nnMK-qf hoart dl4oasc, at Mound CITY, Kansas,
~ IT, 81 p.s p hns 'e: Mss
s,sEeref II. {. JaFdap. ot t4is pity.
% QcnuSa, N. X, and 8t Charles. Ill.,, papors
plsase COPY.
SBMfTHE-of oon.umptioni Eoscne Orc H,nythe. agod
a. At tho rOsidonoa Of hid mother, L.wnda, Jhnu ri.
, 1874-06-23
b,2o1,92
100000

For completion OF Harrison B.rect Htation
Including heating apparatus. b,2o1,92
For cnlarEtnR md reinodol!ng Twonly-
second atreet Htntioil. oil.,..,,,..,.,.,,... u00o.0o
For aohcency In appropriation of former
years for supplies, repairs, and inci- ...'
dcntal e1ponsea. .......:................ 100000
=
TOTAL. el5,200*G2
HTintlhg ana 6tatlonery... G,000.0D
Fnbto Library. ry........,...,............. 2b,D00.00
aaiafiea Mayors ofIloo. ..,..........,.. 10000.nu
Sa!afio6 uomptrbllcra a1lc0. ........... 90B00.00
5a!atieS City 0lorks Office. .,,...,,..... 100000
hahf1os Law Departmental. .......... 1B00o.n0
eniafy or City Trensuror. r........,,....... 2G00O0
ADDITIONAL aa!ary Of lilo Treasurer. ..,.... 7bc0.0o
olcfK hire md e1penHca. of Trenanrera
Ih9 last two itens Of and g. COO nab}eeto tho
condition TINT oil interest and compensation bargsincd
on account Of deposis Of city moneys Rnl te dnlT
treasury.
Police Justices. -. 100000
Ionco Court clcrkH. ..........s.. ......s ollceg0
Halarles City Collectors ollcc.. 15oa0oo
, 1874-06-23

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
l49RRFoo1, Juno 2a.-sseamshtps Celtic and
Ootlna, from Now York, hayo arrived out.
New YoRK, June a2.-Arrivol-6 -6toarnships
f2des, from Liverpool; pombtoke, from Car
, 1874-06-23
AUCTION SALES,
by ELLISON, PON1E2IcOY s. co,
GS-E:3. EsA AT
BANKRUPT SALE
AT .AUCTION,
500 T. Lots.

Ia the Following Subdivisions.
ss,'ssTs aSt HGTs If 4 2e1 kss r.. 3D. i: II
q f"t: fot: Sn On sge5a%snto,.' sqe5:ihSn1 az"
Il Il f,et: tst: on on sssrissss,. Msass;;sy: r. -.
Nsar s Fl ana h1oa. ctvo.p and
I'D lie Goulovasds connecting Weat and soath
p 2Gs z ,ssa 81 ssa .eGst'' Il
,,l Leta On woicottsv., betueon FortJ.tourth aud
g tets pulimau-av, between rorty.fourth and
II ssfr&: g. Il W.. Ws.H9!y,:.gs ss:. l.
& le.t fats o. ~ lfE%atS5,.y;. ES,tn.,s;.
4 Eo:s % WqFdaworth.at.
on na tfsas aa & l. stsss 81 s hsaoss @ H. a
8 ACRES AT LAWNDALE
's 3st 3d. y sfaa: + 81: n N@s&'1tss,o2s h! Is, Z.
& ss;:|:.a e. E,.,.
Est e q AWssfth W.asSosth-.v. botrssn rorty.nnth md
nX4Iiss. LOT on West 1nd1una-st., n.nt
Full particulars and deaqspon of all tho abo.o Prep
stes 1ss th a R%1ps fla 4o' 10 had Of Hon. q VI
i 81
1sandolpG.st., ''' ''''?' o. @Da O
Tuesday Morning June 23, at 10 O'Clock,
eA'h balance in aud two 5ea1a
Ie perisot; fa sbstraots furnl.tcd. For pauuplots
"n ,ou So ns!ss
, 1874-06-23

C1TY CEMETERY.
For purchaae Of grounds, SALARY Of Super.
Inteulent, and outstanding claims, in
addition to unoxpenae1 balance, April
, 1874-06-23

in the river ut Grand Rapids, Sunday afternoou,
while battling. uo was an Iriallman. 19ycars
Tho booms Of the Grand River Room Com.
pany Were cut again yoster;lay morning, mud
about 100000 foot Of logs went down, about
ono-thlrl OF whiall belonged to parties IN Grand
Hartds, tue balancn to owllers In Grand Haven.
Tho man We!oh, who cut tho booms, Aas been
arrestol
"A committee Of ton ladlos from tho prohi-
bltion auolesy Of Grand Rs7ld5 visited tho Com.
mon Council last night, and asked tho euforco-
mont Of tho Liquor law. No notion wau takon
,Twenty-eight sAntee fnd dAns arrived in Hionx
Hlnman, Of tho santco Agency. They airo ill.,
tonded Re aconta for Con- Cltalor'a expedition to
to n@taaroE on tho Nofhos ii: ra.e @ Roaa. a 'D''
Five companies Of tho Ninth Infantry loft
omaha ycBtorday for Fort Laramie.
,:-,A! boy named Da,aiol Hines waa crughod to
aen9n '. under Aeld-ro!lef, near Grand Island,
,..,!s - its 4 + Nebraska City. on Saturday last
aostroyod 81 D. o,DrIon'a barn. Loas 5000.
rs, I'm Thursday Of Inst weok, . colorcd man
nd ge g. pafta4y out Of ~
denoe, ID omella. K thorough saarol Of tlo
city was matto by tho polIce and relatiyeu but
they failsd to find my trace Of lin. On ss1l-
day ho was discovered q milo and q half north
wei. o. she ety. With lot Ct oattle 1lc wAa
"A young man mined peaaely, living on q
claim In Dakota County, was missed by hn
neiHhbors who saw hls team standing III lla
wheat-acld . few days ago. Search waa iu-
ea a III III e0X Sa4s Sqna s sanoasa II aS sF;s 81 @
play, but the general Impression Ia that he waa
quite high
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Canal National Bank.

Portland, Dec. 18th, 1874.
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An Anti.Temperanee Cow.

Chubb belongs to temperance society of
which, indeed, he is the president. His cow
has given him great deal of trouble lately.
Jumping fences and hooking people with her
horns. So Chubb obtained a Bit of board
about two feet square, and fastening Il 10 the
cows horns. permitted ID 10 hang down over
her eyes and forehead. This he thought
would cure her. Then he turned her loose
In the held. The next morning early an ad-
yertisine agent came along. aud a. Chubb's
field faced right on a much-traxeled turnplke
and a. the COW had habit of standing Win
her head toward the road, close to the fence.
il occurred 10 him that Chubbs blindhoard
would he a conspicuous and somswhaf hu-
morOus place on which 10 put bitten -
vertisemenL 80 he took his paint uat "a
brushes, and ceeofated The hoard Win mi.
inscription: Take Brogn's Bitter fof vour
stomach's sake. They make The l-.sf morn
Ing cocktail" That afternoon he sscretarx
Of the temperance society haFpeued 10 nas.
By. and a. he eye caught sighf IL the inserip-
tion his soul was 6lird With honor. lie r.n
back and summoned ths board u lirertors.
and that body vent oui and ofhcialIs lnsp~cl-
ed the blind board on Chubb's coz. fhen
they called a mecting of the soriefy. and "a
there sesmed % h. little doubi that Chubb
Vas giving la this manner cifcalation 10 sran.
dalous and pernicious information rrspsrtinx
| eockiails, and endeayoribg b. induce tie pub
he - drink bitien- hne vas imposed nnd
then, By q unanimous vOte be was exp~lls.l
from the association. The matter, We believe.
was subsequently, explained. and Chubb turn
ell the board over with the lettsred side
against the COW. He Is now inqulsing for
the residence Of the advertising agent.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUMIN ADVANCE
Why Newspaper Articles are not Signed.

why Newspaper Articles are not Signed.
Inc lmpersonality of a paper like the Lon
uon tunes undoubtedly gives effect to its
ie"uers, 10 say nothing of that majestic tone
winch Is the keynote of the establishment.
Inus' IL aiter reading one of those leaders on
state questions In which the writer takes his
survey from an elevation equal to that ,f thu
premier of the nation, the discovery ,,,ora
made that the author was John Smith po-
hemian OF uncertain resources and cbaracter
the article would lose much of its PRESTIGE In
one case it is the individual opinion of John
Smith the English Giboyer; in the other il is
the majestic and prudent judgment of a trbu
nal John Smith, in silence and obscurity
passes his life in furnishing opinions worthy
OF Gladstone, the institution which he helps
to maintain absorbing his personality. and
sometimes draws upon his vitality unto death:
for this journalistic juggernaut does some
its construction. This makes John Smiths
profession the most ungrateful of ALL
This is remedied in the French system of
signing everything that goes into the journal,
and thus each man is judged bv the public ac-
cording to his work. In This way, sometimes
an honorable reputation in literature is made
Win a. dozen brilliant articles. In the Lon
uoi, Iutes establishment, with the secrecy
with which authorship is surrounded, the
same So articles might be written during score
OF years without knowledge of the author on
the part of the public. In tine French press
there is responsibility in addition to publicity.
each writer being beld accountable before the
law and the public for everything he writes.
This. with the reprehensible practice of dueIl-
ing which exists in Frence, is the reverse of
the medal, for there is hardly an editor in
Paris who has not crossed swords on account
OF his journalistic work. The result is that
the Journalist usually carries his sword be-
hind his pen. These combats generally arise
from trivial causes, and occasionally the life
OF some man of talent is sacrificed through
the turbulence of some unknown man whom
the world might spare witout loss.-sFrench
Press' in GALAXY for January.
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20 CURE Docs on KILLING SHEFP.-Tf
you have good dog that kills or runs sheen.
and you don't want TO shoot him build a pen
sixteea ieet square, and rua pole across the
top. and then pick the largest aud Oldest
buck Of the flock, put him in the pen. get
your dog with a collar around his neck. and
rope to draw up over the middle of the pole.
so that the dog will have his fore feet swing.
ing of the ground few Inches. Get out OF
the pen, and let the buck give him several
good butts. and then turn him loose. This Is
sure cure. tried it on my fathers dogs
when was bog; never knew them 10 even
cross field where the sheep were grazing.
Tly it.-C0r. Rurul Sun.
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The SCARLET FEvER.-Robert Christie,
OF the Potrero, suggests remedy for the
scarlet fever, which he AYERS has invariably
proved successful. it is very simple, and
lies within the reach of those whose limited
means preclude them from employing the
services of physician. 1t is this: Take an
onion and cut it in halves; cut out portion
of the centre. and into the cavity put spoon
full of saffron; put the pieces together, then
wrap them up in cloth and bake them in an
oven until the onion is cooked so that the
juice will run freely; squeeze out all the
juice and give the patient teaspoonful, at
the same time rubbing the chest and throat
with goose-grease or rancid bacon, if there
is any cough or soreness in the throat. In a
short time the fever will break out i'm an
eruption ali over the body All that is then
necessary is to keep the patient warm and
protected from draught, and the recovery is
certain. Mr.. Christie says he has been en-
ploying this remedy for many years, and
never knew it to fail when proper care was
taken of the patient after its application.
One family in which there were five children
down with the disease at one time recently
used this simple remedy upon his telling
them of it, and every one OF the little ones
recovered in short fime.-San Fraucisco
Chronicle.
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HOLDING THIRTEEN TRUMPs AT WHIsr.
Lone OF the most extraordinary incidents i'm
heard OF occurred here this week. -Four gen.
tlemen of the highest Iespectabilty, with
whom am well acquainted. wera playing a.
whist last Wednesday evening; they had been
playing about coupe of hours, when one of
them, after having dealt, found his hand to
consist OF the whole thirteen trumps. Two
packs OF cards were used alternately all the
time, and this occurred with one OF them af
ter being shuffled and cut in the usual man
Westminster, Eng.) paper.
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Peaks Island Steamboat COmpa-

VvHE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of thi,
IL Company for the choice Of Directors and the
transaction Of such other business as may legally
come before them, win be held at the Old School.
house, Peaks Island, ON MONDAY, the i2fh day o.
January. 1s7f, at O'Clock y. M
ja3dtd J.w. BRACKET, Clerk.
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How TO CHOOSE A GOOD Cow.-A crump-
ly horn horn is good indication; full eve
another. Her head should be small and
short. Avoid the Roman nose which indi-
Gates thin milk and little of it. See that she
is dished in the face-sunk between the eyes.
Notice that she is what stock men call good
handler-skin soft and loose, like the skin on
a dog. Deep from the loin to the udder and
very slim tail. A COW with these marks
never fails to be good milher.-Northwest
e9n Fn,71pr
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PIGEoNs.-A new thing in pigeons is being
exhibited in the Paris streets. A French
man trund.es about pigeon house ON wheels.
The flock-ten or twelve in number-are at
full liberty to remain in or out. This loco
motive dove cot is planted ON corner. The
Frenchman blows trumpet and off fly the
whole flock quarter of mile or so. settling
eventually on housetops and window sills.
Another peculiar blgst, and back they come.
As they approach, the Frenchman holds up a
small red flag. That red flag is for one pars
tcuiar bird, which knows his color, and set
ties upon the staff as the Snowman holds IL
horizontally. In like manner are blue, white
and parti-eolor flags held up, each one OF
which seems the exclusive property or signal
of a particular bird. and on which that es-
pecial bird, which meantime has been waiting
on some window ledge or house top, settles.
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rJNHE Stockholders of ssTbe National Traders Bank
i of Portland" are hereby notified that their an
nual meeting will be held at their Banking Room,
on TUESDAY, the 18th daycf January next, at 8
o'clock, p. NJ.
To choose five Directors for the ensuing year.
To act apropositon to increase the capital stock
OF the Bank.
EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. ~, 1873. de13d1nf
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Cumberland National Bank.

TvHE Stockholders in this Bank are hereby notified
IL that their annual meeting for the election of
Directors fer the ensuing year and the transaction
of sny other business that may then come before
them, viii be held at their Banking rooms TUES
DAY, the 18th day of January 1874 at O'Clock p.
SAM'L SMALL, Cashier.
Portllnd. Dec. 10 1873. de13d1m
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Portland, Bangor and Machias
Steamboat Co

fuNHE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
IL above named company for choice Of Directops
and for the transaction Of such other business may
legally before them will be held at the Office d
Ross x Sturdivant. f7s Commercial Street, Portland
on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1874, at "A
O'Clock p. NJ.
ja3dtd WILLIAM ROSS Clerk
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Barley Wanted.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Annual Meeting.

VvHE annual meeting Of the Board of Trade fol
Il the choice CT officers and the transaction of such
other business may legally come before the meel-
ing, will be held on MONDAY EVENING, JAN 18th
1874. at "a O'Clock. Per Order.
ja6dfd NJ. n. RICH. Secretary.
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HyHE Stockholders In this Bank are hereby notified
II that their annual meeting for the choice of d.
rectors and the transaction Of such business may
legally be brought before them win be holden at the
Bank ON Tuesday. Jan. I3 is7f at 10 o'clock A. m
CHAs. PAYSON, Cashier
Portland, Dec ilth, 1878. def2-2tawtd
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COPARTNERSHIP.


FuVHE undersigned have formed a copartnership
IL under the hrm name Of G. M. Rice Il Co., and
will continue the Paper and Twine business at "a
Exchange Street.
CHARLES VI. RICE.
ALBUS II. COBB.
Portland Jan. 1, 1874. fa9iiv
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Casco National Bank,

NNHE ar pual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Il Casco National Bank of Portland for the choice
of Directors and the transaction of such other bus
ness may legally come before them, will be held at
their Banking House, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
Jannary, 1874, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
VIM. A. WINSHIP, Cashier.
Portland. Dec 18th 1874. dtd
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For Sale.

VvHE house on State Street, occupied by the un-
Il dersigDed. This house is thoroughly built of
brick and stone and has all modern eonveniences.
ALLEN HAINES.
Portland Sep. 18th, 1872. sepf9-tt
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Eagle Sugar Refining 60,

NVHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of this
Il Company for choice of Directors, and the trans.
action of such other business may legally be-
fore them. will be held at the Refinery Office OIL
TUESDAY, the 18th day of January. 1874, at ;
O'Clock P. M.
de27d3w JOS. p. THOMPSON, Clerk,
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Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad Com.
panys
ANNUAL MEETING.

NVHE annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Il Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad Company will
be held at the Office of the Company, corner of Mid
die aud Union streets, Portland, on TUESDAY, the
Goth day of January, current, at 10 o'clock in the
and to transact any other business that NAV legally
come before them. CHAS. Ii. FOYE, Clerk.
Portland Jan. 6. 1874. DIV
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The hen fever, which has prevailed to some
extent in this village, is abating. One man
who has kept debit and credit account OF
his ''hen money!" finds that thirty-five hens
have netted just thirty-four cents during the
year, above the cost of keeping But
calculating the number of miles travel
which they have caused, at four cents per
mile, and he finds balance against each hen
of one dollar and ninety-seven cents. He will
not cultivate hens next year.-D0rer Obserr-
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aNNUAU. MEETING.

VyHE annual meeting of the Maine Poultry Asso.
citation will be held at the State House, Angus.
Ia, on TUESDAY, Jan. 20, 1874, at u O'Clock P. M
Ali interested are invited to attend. ja6dtd
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TuvHE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
IL nershis under the firm name OF s. ID. Merrill a.
Co., for the purpose of carrying the Plumbing
and Tin Roofing business, at No. 81 Temple Street.
All kinds of Plumbing materials constantly on
hand.
Eg-Jobbing promptly attended TO.
s. ID. MERRILL.
GEO. II. HIGGINS,
81 Temple Street.
Portland Nov 4 ts73 faqlQws
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NyHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of ssThe
Il Canal National Bank of Portland.' for the eec-
tion of Directors, and the transaction of any
other business that may legally come before them,
will be held at their Banking House, on Tuesday, the
18th day OF January, 1874, at II o'clock a. m.
B. c. SOMERBY, Cashier.
December 12 1873. dec12dtd
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Portland LlOyds.

TyHE annual meeting of the subscribers of the
Il Portland Lloyds will be held at their office No.
AZ Exchange Street, Portland Me-, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of January. 1874, at 81 o'clock p M in
accordance with and for the purposes specified in the
Bylaws of the Association.
CHARLES W. FORD, Attornep.
Portland, Me-, January 3, 1874. ja3dtd
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DISSOLUTION.

TGVHE firm of
i A. q. GROVER & CO.,
dissolved Dec 31st, 1873 by assignment to Silas
w. Robinson and Byr on D. Verrill,
Portland, Jan. 1, 1874. ja5tf
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A sensation preacher, assuming dramatic
attitude, exclaimed, in a startling. agonizing
tone, what is that see there?'' Here a
little old woman in black cried out in shrill,
treble tone, ''It's nothing bur my little, black
dog: he won't bite anybody"