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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-08
IRREGULAR ENTERPRISE.


Boston. Jan. IA desperate attempt at
bank robbery, if not murder h r LOOK pace at one
Floyd. patrol Waterman between the Arlington
National Bank and the tack factory, was sud-
denly attacked by four masked men near the
latter building, and after desperate resistance,
in which he received two pistol shots, one
through the hand and the other inaicting
slight wound on the forehead, he was finally
bound and gagged. His assailants then started
for the bank, half a mile distant. In the mean
time Floyd managed to get his limbs free and
gave the alarm, when they fled. During the
attack one of the villains had his arm broken
by Floyd's billy.
Bank Cashiers Account Short.
f. S. Bacon, cashier of the Holyoke Nation
al Bauk, is a defaulter to the amount OF $3.50.
His bondsmen are good for it.
Extensive Operatisn in E lmira, N. Y.
New YORK, Jan IA despatch from Elmi-
ra, N. Y, says that gang of burglars operat-
ing in that city are supposed to be the same
that attempted the robbery OF the Second Ma
tion&l Bank. Several houses have been broken
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REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE. - The PRESS
contained in its issue of Dec. Stb an item say
ing that James Low of Cumberland was ar
rested for felonious assault on "a woman
named Doughty. arraigned before trial JUS
tice and bound over in the sum of $500. Yes
terday morning the Argus came out with many
head lines, and gave blood curdlng account
of man named Lowe attempting to rape a
woman named Doughty, Sunday evening, in
Gray. 1t is remarkable coincidence to
say the least. People from Gray say no at
tempt at rape was made in that town Sunday.
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STATE OF MAINE, I
EfrnnEnIA as

STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND, IS.
Office of the County Commissioners of
Cumberland County,
Portland, Dec 10th 1873.
To Luther c. Porter, of Neenah, in the State OF
Wisconsin.
VOU are hereby notified, that upon your petition
Il for estimation of damages sustained by Won i'm
consequence of the location of!the Portland and
Ogdens ,urg railroad over your land in the town Of
Baldwin, in said county, which petition WAS filed in
the office OF said Commissioners the eighth day of
March, A ID, 1872; said Commissioners have placed
their report upon tile in this office, and thpt said
Commissioners have estimated the pecunary dam
ages sustained by you by reason of said location at
the sum of forty dollars $40
Said Report is Gated May Goth, 1872.
Per order of County Commissioners of the County
of Cumberland. ID. w. FESSENDFN Clers
w3t-52
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FREDERIC DOUGLAss.-To-morrow evening
Frederic Douglass delivers in City Hall his
much praised lecture on John Brown. As a
lecture merely il will be found fine. As pro-
found analysis of the men and events of that
troublous time just before the war, it is deserv-
ing of all praise. Tickets can now be procured
at the places advertised
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U. 9. District Court.

bEfUhE JUDGE FOA.
WEDNEsDAY.-The case of James H. Rich ct al
against the steam tug Della concluded, and de-
cison reserved until the evidence could be written
out and submitted to the Judge.
John Pettgrew ct ais. schooner Starlight libel
for collision in Delaware Bay, Nov. H. 1873. On
trial.
Strout & Holmes-Dodge. Clifford.
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LONDON, Jan. 7-12O0 P. M.-Consols at o2 al
92k for money and account.
American securties-U. S. 10-40s 1914, Erie Rail-
way 43 q 43t.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 100 P. M.-Cotton steadier:
Mddlng uplands q SD; do Orleans sad; sales 49,
900 bales including 1000 bales for speculation and
export.
for money and account.
American securites-U. S. 500 bonds 1865 old, at
1919; U. 5. 10-4Os at 10il; U. S new IS 1884.
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STATE OF MAINE
CUMBERLAND SIS.
Office OF County Commissioners Of
Cumberland County.
Portland. Dec. 18th, 1873.
To Joshua Converse. ESQ.,, of Rollingslord, in the
State of New Hampshire
VOU are hereby notified that upon your petition
Il for estimation of damages sustained by Won In
consequence of the location of the Portland and Og-
densburg railroad, your land in the tpvn Of
Baldwin, in said county, which petition was filed
in the office of said Commissioner ON the txenty
ninth day of February, A. ID. 1872: sail Commis-
soners have placed their report upon file in this Of
flee, and that said Commissioners have estimated
of said location, at the sum of two Kindred and Ar
teen dollars (S2i5.0W, eA anu III
sara Report is dated May 30th, 1873.
Per order of the County Commissioner of tho
County of Cumberland VI 'Ne
wSt-o2 d. W. FEsSENDEN, Clerk.
Il OB rklNTlNG promptly and neatly exe-
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MESCELLANEO NOTICES

Dr. Urann of Boston,
at Preble House Thursdays and Fridays. Con-
sultation free. Send for circulars containing
wonderful cures. nov12MaTh&wtf.
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BRADLAUGH's LEcTURE.-As City Hall is
engaged for all of Mr. Bradlough's open dates
for this month, his lecture in this city will he
postponed until sometime next month Those
who have purchased seats can have their mon
ey returned or retain their seats until the lect-
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THE PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Large sale of Clothing-Abrams & Bro.
Sheriff's Sale-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music ii all-Wison d Clarke.
Dancing Academy-J. w. Kennedy.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs Observation-Disclosures in Singing.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For sale on Consignment.
Dissolution of C0partnershp-J. X. Merrill 81 Co.
Lost-Purse.
Wanted Dana Manufacturing Co.
Notice is hereby given-Theodore C. Woodbury.,
Wanted-F. G, Rollins.
Lost-H the person.
To Let-M. q. Palmer.
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METEOROLOGICAu,.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENrY-FouR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
JAN z, 500 Up. MY
For New England
less pressure, with increasing winds and con-
tlnued stormy weather, the temperature falling
during Thursday. Cautionary signals continue
at New Haven. New London, Woods Hole.
Boston, Portland and Eastport.
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MATTERS in MAINE.
Serious Accident.

BATH, Jan. IA son of James Murray of
this city, aged about eight years, while sliding
down hill this morning, was run over by an OK
team loaded with salt, crushing one of his legs
near the thigh in shocking manner
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Municipal COurr.
Carleton

BEFORE JUDGE NORRIS.
WEDNEsDAY.-William Murphy. Intoxication.-
Thirty days. Appealed. Committed for want of
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highest point at I'LL a iii. The total disbursements
NJ account Oh January interest to date S9615-
f aeS pad to-day for carrying ranged from 132
paid out to-day S775O on account of interest and
IN redemption of 500 bonds -
INC uay business at the Gold Exchange Bank
y ualhees, Sl'36,6sl gross elearances SAL e23 OOO
Cehtra Paelfc bonds closed at 944 a. 04I; Union pa
enc AT s3 a. so fo hrsts, III a. III Tor land grants
i4s 0 10 Tor incomes. State bonds dull. Cavern
ments quiet and steady. Tue Stock Exchange AFTER
a briei speii OF weakness at the opening became
strong. In the afternoon the market was bnovant
the business increasing largely while prices advanced
from "a ~ per cent. on the entire list. In Pacific
Mail, st. Paul, Western Union, Wabash, Nortbwes-
tern common and Lake Shore. the Improvement
ranged from per cent. and upwards. At the final
Close tho highest prices OF the day generally enr
rent. Pacific Mail was especially prominent in the
t Upward movement, and under large purchases rose
da W e 81 closing at highest point Early IN the
from sSi ~ ~ Union rose from 754 @ G Lake Shore
o. oVs - gig, Union Pacific from 81 a 315. The
remainder were firm in svmnatlv
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Music HALL.-There was, considering the
stormy weather, good house at Music Hall
last evening to witness the play of 'Black Con-
nor" Mr. Beattie took the title role and inn
personated the character of ''Connor" with
marked ability. He was well supported by
the company. This evening is Neil Burgess
benefit night, on which occasion he will bring
out his startling sketch of the cat-harmonicon-
piano-forte. Its most prominent feature is the
Simultaneous pinching of the tails of forty cats.
The effect is said to be something wonderful.
In addition to the usual excellent olio perform
ance, the 'sBlack Conner will be repeated.
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Receipts of Grain, sc.

EASTERN Il. r.
Consumes. No. cars. CoRsiQRees. No. car.
Waldron & True,rye. ....1
BY water conveyance 1000 Spish cornmeal 10 Geo
w True & Co,
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MAINE POULTRY AssoCIATIoN.-It should be
borne in mind that the first annual exhibition
of the Maine Poultry Association comes off in
this city Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of next week. This four days exhibi
ton has been projected on large scale and
will do credit to the State Three thousand
dollars in premiums have been offered. Large
numbers of entries have already been made,
and applications are still rapidly coming in.
The eastern part of the State will be very fully
represented, and Portland presents some very
fine specimens of fowl Liberal arrangements
have been made with the express and railroad
companies to bring coops at reduced prices
All entries should be made to w. i. Atherton,
Hallowell, before the 10th inst.
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Receipts of Flour.

Receipts of Flour.
EASTERN RAILROAD.
Consionees. Bbls. Consionees. Bbls
David Keazer. ... 800 Norton CHAPMAN &
u W Coolidge. "...... 200 Co... ........., 800
Total. ......... 800
GRAND TRUNK r. r.
Butler & Josselyn. 100 John Randall. =. 200
ID w Coolidge. 100 King & Gilman. 100
Norton, Chapman & Co100 N Abercrombie.. =. 100
David Keazer. 200 John Dennis. 100
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.UOB PRINTING promptly and neatly exe-
- cuted at this Office.
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Boston stock List.
lSales at the Brokers' Board, Jan. ~
Second Call.

as'eih Rdiiioau..' SU3 q 81
Sales at Auction
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The Attorney General has decided that un-.
der the act of March 81, 1878, the Secretary of
the Treasury is required to direct that the com.
putations at the Custom Houses or reduction OF
invoices expressed in foreign values, in money
on account of U. S. shall be at the rates sus-
tanned by the Director of the Mint and pro-
claimed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
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Pursuant to the constitution and laws of the
State, the members of the House of Represent
atives elect, convened in the Representatives
Hall, and were called to order by S. j. Chad
bourne, Clerk of the House of 1873.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Penney of Augusta.
, 1874-10-21
A DEFENSE OF JENKINS.

Tho question has ofton arlHon III our minds.
whom wo ourselves or nomo other Of our ropor-
toriul Kin hayo boon atlgmatlzod GO
"5gsK.Ns,"
whether NO were rightly nalnod or not. When
faahlouable ball, wedding, or reception Ia
Glyon, Of which any novspnrer worthy the uamo
Ia expected to gsyo full account, Ia 1t tho ro-
porter, tho Guosts. or tho public to whom tho
titlo " jenkins" should bo applied? A succoss-
full journal Is al exponent Of tho demands Of tho
public. That those OF the largest circulation
llud 1t not only advisable, but noceusary
to give full nccount Of any really
noteworthy social eycnt, proves TINT thero must
be uouani for such nows npou tho part OF tho
public. This tho general caterer m,,Bt supply
aud 1t is to luis intorest to got tho fullest and
most corrost account Of the matter. Therefore
tho roportor s sent, a,atl lo or she ilMly chroa-
lcob TINT which IL prosecuted to his or llor slgAt.
MRS. .AEAopltAHE AND DAUGHTERS.
from Utopia arc pointed out NJ distinguished
paoplo; anil accordingly Mrs. Aerophnue'a posMt.
lAloncon and lianondH aud tho Aliasea Aero
phano'a gaxo do ohaml,ery and poarls, arc do.
Horibod with oaol litsla plating, pun, lonncc.
and frill. wcok aftor, tho Utopia Gaac'tt
, 1874-10-21
AN OUTSIDE VIEW.

The Honose mansion is Al unpreteutious two
story and basement woather-board structure
eituatod on q ton.aore patch hoanded by tho
Grand boulevard And vinccunes ayonus and by
Forty sixth aud Forty-sovonth atroots. 1t IL
sufficiently rotirod to merit the designation
OF Il SYLVAN retreat, and near ouough
to thu oentro OF business lifa and &C.
tiylty to rondor 1t = most hoalthful
habitstiou for commercial man. Tho honso
stands eaul-diBtant from tho northern and aouth'
cru houndarios Of tho grounds, and only about
200 foot back from Vinaennes avenue, upon
Which It fronts. Exteriorly thoro nro no ind-
cations commemorative In tho slighloat dogrus
With the magniaconce which informally e1lsta.
III fact Tho houso and grounda exhibit rather sy-
lloncea OF inattoution.
THE roLIoE.
Borgt. Hayden and four suborlinatos of tho
South I'ars Pollce, gorgeous asld oonsouuential
wItl. thor now toggery OF gray aud black, and
pretty button-holo bouquets, held possession OF
tlle grounds for tho purpone OF kooping or In
truiors md preventing tho demolition of tha
pickot fonce In the rush thai vns expected. Dut
tho o1lcors Ind other experience; only thai
tuoy wore country pselorH 1t would occur
to IN unaophlattcatod ono that their life ol
mastery inactivity must DO uncomfortable. Al
, 1874-10-21
a SOLDIERS NiQNuMENT,

Special Dt3uatrh to The Chtcago TRIBUTE.
OQuAwKA, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-Tho soldicrs monu-
nent Was unveiled aud dedicated hore this after-
noon in tho presence Of an Immense
crowd OF people,. Speeches were made ly the
judges William and Nice, Capt. :. W. McGnw,
Dr.. David McDi!l, and othoss. After prayes By
tho Rev II. Hanson, tho uhyellng Of the statue.
a soldier, took placo during tho Performance Of
!, Boienau dirgo by tho BNrlington Silver Cesnes
Baud, The monument was built iu honor OF tho
bravo men Of Henderson Coynty who lost their
iiyes IL the scrv!eo Of their country
dnring Tue late rebellion, and over
200 OF tlloir amos aro recorded Oh It's four aidea
r. is built Of pure Italian marble, resting 90
buso foet nqi,are, Of Joliet limestone. its fao
iu ] feot square, and Inns u hutod column . foot
iopp, on which rests the statue OF " Soldier,
and ss 10 fcot high 1t was designed and built
BY ". ". Webstey, Of Muscatine and is n high-
Unfinished work Of art.
, 1874-10-21

Sntcldf D8baiGH @ TIE LHtc1Qo ITa6NHt.
srn1Nar1ELD, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-Mre. Hough, vita
shot On N public street Iaat night, n1ar her resi
dencs. She elargos her stopuon. James Hougl,
young nnn about 10 yoars Of age, with having
perpatfatod tho deed. Flo sto,,tly denies tho
chhrgo, and says ho will have no difficulty in
proving IN al!bi, lie gave bail in tho sum Of
$4,000 to-day for bis appearance 1T the
next term Of tho Circuit Court, having
waived a preliminary examination. Tho
shooting was done with q pistol,
Wna extracted this morning, and, although tho
wound Is severe ono. it is not thought that 1t
will provo fatal. Young Hough is believed to be
Innocent, though it is conceded that he might bo
prompted to the colnlnission OF such decd
through tho faot that since tho setond marriage
Of hiB father the children hnvo not beon able to
1.-Two at homo, or, at least they haro not done SO.
in consequence Of the intonsc foeltng aroused BY
tho marriage.
, 1874-10-21
The Qualifications OF tho filbe aud
WGHer.

Tho berlin correspondent Of tho London Times
tolcgrapla: *Tia Grason foundry ut hlaEo-
burg laB manufactured o full complement Of the
wly-tnyentod caststool biooks for tho protoc-
Ibo and Weaor. Those blocks are from 90 ia
10 oontimo!roa thick md, wl,on placed on the
scarpof ptopovly-conBtrllcto cat thworks, ronttor
tho attor absolutely invulnolnblo. Tho now
cuirasBct works will 10 armed witt, tho 2scenti.
motro eanrol,. Aurling proleetilo Of 800 weight,
md firing tlyo rounds every quarter OF m hour,
l3caidos thDso. .oarthworhs, olllraaBed revolving
tnwcra, which are llkewiso ready, and aduut or
being armed will, tho sanc leavy ordinance, will
be placed Ut como points Of tho shoro."
, 1874-10-21
THE DEPARTURE.

,u,,. IT,. 1aeror.a,,;nn .1;;n Van W;nl,o t,r5s
WHOM tue Jehotaoh1an iap san HlnAte nooe
that all his friends havo forgo:tcn him whllo, aB
Save. "And aro wc go soon forgottcn7 ~ So
n,;n,,t Mi tho vounrer Mr., md blrs' Grant have
sns .he soa.s IT, W. .t a n,d ~. .1as a "an,nnro
ssa NJ sme 'fan 'a' H. ha,1a a a S Ia nnnn,r
onthustasm attendant unon tho ceremonies oar
cr in tho day with tho laclt Of interest shown
hv y' tho , nube at tleir departure, At about ton
minutes to couple Of, carr'nses brought
tho young married nj &C couple n,.sna and .s" few Of Il
e. o,,;S atot,on IN tho Garner of Gam,
er. sna s Wat ''1i, Mas;son m atreotn. m Hero thew
ana Meas nIa''aon nu, h.ssato, ..,'s o ."'., .n.y
| got on board tho sleeper " Cuba whore spec'"l
accommodations, in the Hlapo Of y drawing
room, had beon occurred for tho young couple.
lhso tnis 'noS eu1oio., 11.'A-p Goa:'t ~ sH a
Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mf. o,snaes eran1 ,r or', anu
hlossrs. Adrian and Harry Aonoro' Iae bride
WAS attirod III her travelling drosH. and hor fnce
| r,,.r.d HINT TIM n,riinr with her frioudA had
, 1874-10-21
THE sam FRANCISCO FAIL Uf,E.

saS FnANclsCo. Cal, Oct 2o.-It Is estimated
tint tho lahi,itiaD Of alorgan'a Sons are ovor
Sa59,000. It is alao statel that tho GranSors Of
California aud Oregon aro not auHcrors BY thlu
failure, although there aro ugly reports to tho
contrary.
NEW Iong, Oct. 20.-Tho shipping firm Of e.
Z. Morgan's Soma. Of South atreot, it Is stated,
is not involved iii the suaponsion Of tho San
Francisco firm, which IL reported oh having fAilei
in consequence Of O. resident partner thcro spoo-
ulatIue III yfheat aud Rhlp chnrtorB.
, 1874-10-21
THE BRIDAL GIFTS

Waro Ill thst tho exclusive nature OF tho a1air
demanded. Those Werc about forty IN numoor,
ssd tsaS woro o,ocedinrty recherche, The ono
~ .Noy " .s,1s5 so~t,, tha noat ,,nona,,f,ot1
that perhaps caeo 1oesu 'no A.eas u"1ua1 .,as,A
praise from the lauics was fot1er ialmel
superb and coatly gift OF q sol OF diamond
1oro1rv T,ho stones yore as large rs peas
St...4 tt- of +1,o white clnnr }ustre
A0tAo"t"No ' ~ IT, a.. ,,,t,,
Ths earrings wcro solltaire, aud Bot IN
nlain satin-luish gold The ctoes Contained
nina of thoeo kiuely goms and could be worn
o1taes ~ uoeAiaoe y. .As...a ~ a1a ooo
gift OF brothef-lh-la"' anu falneu a. ~iV'uoo'
but yet more precious as memento ol nucc'
tim.
W., az a..a'"a .;,l,,a ,si,, - ~orv f,na voov
gold, was the souyenir Of tho happy BRIDE
groom. Licut.-Col. Grant. It was bl]ou OF
snrn..snr skill aud beauty, and will, doubtless,
suAp1osnh ,a.aa,otsa =. cornnoon,orat,rc Of tha
pe M"a5e "Pi1 ~
tseateat event IN tho i'o Vi eas"'
4 dalnty feather fan. In white, with panalcn
tpec and sticks OF choicey carved Ivory. con-
iained IL uuiouo Chincao case, was tnarked
HANCOCK. t @>'''>' ''e''~
A s6Iid silver tlsli~scapel, in d lovely caae,
from Miss Dnntovy, Que OF the bridesmaids.
K very W tasteful, eluu:o, and slogant gilt was
+ gold and bronze inkstand prcEented to Col.
Tssd Grant by a1r. md Airs. Acknowledgement
An exquisite cameo pin. perfect medallion
III retting Of plain gold Ind With Greclan TO-
thA so11yeulr Of Mrs. Admiral Danlgrei5.
4 set Of Romah Mosaic josrelry, in antique
getting, was present from the brother oil tho
bridA. Adrian G, tIonoto, second groomsn,an.
4 card.staud from Masters Honose and Gather
Hail.
4 splondid aet of pearl jowelry, from Mrs. D.
snscsed 81; nedGHo; tho pi,s ptosants. ai T'''e ~ '
ovetdress S: % Which tho bride wore, aud splendid
noint iaco i,andkorenicf,
pAntT +. 81 Stewart sent a roint lace handkerchief
.;eSlv'purrnvod hitter iisb and knife vas
mark cd With ilo card aud bout siBhos OF Rufus
In"aiia n 4
1odiaa .a'hj ina n will rnl1. was from Mrs Il. s.
tEuauo. A'"os' VISA oo'N' ""A " "
1"ie 1arco nhotocranh album for family pictures
IN T,rFsv md rnld. from Nntt u. Kingston.
fem 1qogo 1enksr nrnnh nuu hcy NOW ,nuc.er
M!n' ltue.aent 1.a Iii ha - M nio- go ,,nn ~,
noGA'a'o ~ p'@4'o' "''A A''eN"o @ '~N "e>
1an. +ro,,, IT q nro,t dr.
sota necKaeo % alon1 ,os.e ~ o. Jran, adr;orna n
oet u 1onan ino'N'e' 'AoA' oA'"''"o "
n9noso; a.t ~ s;,vor .,oopa from u,rvoy II
ua Uopsete Ao' o' ''''e1 epo'''" 'loAt ''"A''' -
Large photograph album, IRON Wa!toF
honoro.
0pora-glssses from Master hook"ood ,a Aono5a q e
Hall
filvor coral cnao. from ,yinchaster Fall Jr.
ntss kn;v ~ ,,o tro,-, na"ar Eonlav
nastet "a.sen Ghu sloon, 'uu Cne"A is,t.s - NJ =.
oronZo mahiel ofnaMent, from Alr. anu hlie
Mark bAnnnr
Goid-bronze jewel cnse, from Lieut.. Larncl.
xsi.a Monon'aa Sass'' from ool' George H. for
f;omnanlon nj, na,ntinca tron, r, ir,,L
well.~
Silver tobacco-box to Col, Grant, from Harve
homote. otIe.aa ,,,,, a,,no,
SA'9i o"i. e"u@o'i @uu npoou, AEoW AlFh. a.