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Annexation

The following communication was received
yesterday from one of our citizens:
have read with great satisfaction Mr.. Pull
lens remarks on the question of the annexa-
ton of portion of Cape Elizabeth TO Portland
They cover the whole ground, and leave no
space whatever for just and reasonable oppo-
sition to rest upon. The question is one in
which not only the city andithe portion of the
town which asks for annexation, are with al
most unexampled unanImity agreed, but one in
winch the State at large is directly interested
-whatever benefits this city is for the advan-
tage OF every town in the State. Whatever
poicy will draw capital to Portland and invest
I'm IN commerce and manufactures, tends to
,, Its taxable estates, and SO TO reduce
VI" W s.i.e taxes of every other town.
d;,, 'n such a case as that made out so cam
snns1a any aud thoroughly by Mr. Pullen, the
Jar pn,, beyond question at no distant
ssy9i no.n divisions of the Cane will be bene-
nseu ny W tue city Of Portland needs II i,
cannot DE true that any town or iocai;,, T., 49,.
feeling and rght-minded eiilsn a' a any Tenn
really desires to throw obstacles in ,ta a'ne
her improvement ana growth. And ~ y, ~.
come TO see that annexation is indisnenSahia :,
these results aud that nobody will be bapr,a ~
by it, no effective opposition will be made tn y
"consummation So devoutly to be desired.
Portland, Feb. 9th.
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man comparatively inexperienced and with on
y me local reputation of a political partizaD
VIII Tor moment believe that any injury will
oe done him by the nomination and withdrawal
, taken together. The letter concludes as fol-
We once more entreat you not to ipiure
yourself and us by apparently taking sides in
our local differences, as you will surely appear
70 10 II nomination is made in the irregular
manner manner to which we have frankly called your
attention shall be cOnsummated."
The following kilograms were sent from here
tonight:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.
10 Hon. A. H. Rice, Alpheus Hardy, John
Cummings, j. II. Danforth, and Others Mer-
chants Exchange, Bos on, Mass:
We have performed the duty with which
we! we were charged and have laid before the Pres
iuent. senator Boutwell, and others such views
anu Iacts as will tend to correct the idea that
Ss,nsie member runs the whole delegation and
the result may enable you to dispel another err
TOT winch has been industriousy circulated, and
when IS emInently calculated to iniure the
we. wen earned 1ame OF our President and disturb
nam na1rn thy OF the great Republican party,
the PRESIDENT. We inttnd turning homeward
tonight, leaving your interest in the able
hands OF Messrs. Pierce, Williams and other
t hem,oers who have SO manfully stood up for
'nei'' JOHN NJ. FORBES, Chairman.
IT, r. w WASHINGTON, Feb. q.
10 Hon. A. H: Rice, Alpheus Hardy, John
Cummings, j. II. Danforth, and others, Mer-
chants Exchange, Boston:
. since the committee telegrapLed to you, the
nsht is over. The fight at home is to come. We
propose to keep the Republican party of Massa-
chusetts where John A. Andrews left it,
JOHN. M. FORBES.
= Tonight Mr.. Simmons received numerous
friends at his quarters at Williard's Hotel, who
congratulated MIN on his triumph.
Treasury Balances.
Inc following are the Treasury balances to-
day;CCurrency, S2,59S, $50; special deposit OF
legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
aeposlt, s99, 10000; coin, SS36s7 $50, Including
com certificates S39, 72s 300 outstanding legal
tenders. 1891, $3.50. 327.
Receipts.
Internal revenue receipts Friday were $685.
sJ0i customs receipts for the wrek ending Feb.
2lst New York, s2,755,555; Boston Sii2, 70s;
Philadelphia S1SS,6SS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

The state Prison lnvcstigasien.
AUGUSTA. Feb. q.
The investigation OF State Prison affairs was
continued this afternoon. Hon. VIM. Wilson
Prison Inspector, aud w arden Rice were ex-
amined relative to the management of the
manufacture and sale departments and the
manner Of keeping the accounts. The exam
inafiOn closed.
The accountants sent TO take account Of
stock Of the prison report the sum total ou hand
10 date, s7i.545s9, which is ss.ss5.0s less than
the estimates Of the inspectors in the month
of December last
The committee hold a meeting for consulta-
ton TO morrow aud will report &c the House
early next week.
This difference Is no more than might be
reasonably expected, having regard to the
time and manner in which appraises were
made aud the amount and kinds of property
appraised.
The Land Omee.
The special COMMITTEES appointed to take in
to consideration the matter of abolishihg the
Land Office, will report in favor of advertising
and sale of the business of that office during
the year under the direction of the Governor
nd Council
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SheriG,s Sale.

CUMBERLAND. IS.
DURSUANT to an order Of sale from the Supreme
III Judicial Court begun and held at Portland
within and for said County. on the second Tuesday
OF January A. ID. 1874, have taken one dark b "
stallion about dive year old Drew stock, (being .he
same horss which Harrison Richardson purchased AZ
John III. ADD and shall sell said horse pursuant 70
said order oy public auction to the highest bidder on
II O'Clock in the forenoan at the Stable OF VIM O.
Brown, on Federal st., in Portland In said County.
Said order OF sale was obtained by VIM G. Brown
for feeding and shelterlng said hoIs and satisiac
Of any lien claim held by said Brown against said
horse as set forth In the original petition.
Dated at said Portland, the 18th day Of February,
A. ID. Is74.
fe27d3t MATT ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
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Ex-WIFE OF THE MORMON PRoPHET.-Mrs.
Young will make some astonishing revelations
on Wednesday evening next, bnt so far as we
can learn from reports of her lecture elsewhere
nothing will be said to offend the taste of the
most fastidious. The sale of seats opens to day
at Stockbrdge's. The "Denver Tribune" thus
speaks of her lecture:
''The curse and disgrace of Mormonism are
generally acknowledged; but they have not
been brougot home to the people of the world
as they should have been, or felt by tine nation
as they are. In this emergency appears one,
specially gifted by nature, and thoroughly vers-
ed in all the damnable intricacies and preten-
ces of the superstition, with heroism sufficient
1.-THE TRUTH the whole truth, and nothing but
the truth"
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H b. Harvey, Wor. Master of Masonic
lodge in Troy, n. Y, says the country is over
run with bad characters who solicit re,ief en-
the ground of being Masons, He has had
eight applications day from men who, as he
learned upon investigation, had been expelled
from lodges,-Exchange.
Welearn that our Portland fraternity have
been troubled considerably this winter by Just
such callers; but not meeting with immediate
success, they have generally left in a hurry
not caring to wait''for letters from home"
1t is abont time that all our societies put de.
cided veto on travelling frauds, in some way a.
they are getting to be quite troublesome
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The Locomo,;ve Engineers.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 1.-THE convention of
locomotive Engineers are still n secret session:
IL Is rumored that geperal strike is decided
upon and details are being arranged, 1t is al
SO stated tina: there is considerable opposition
10 this course, and that if the non-strikers do
not carry their point they will split from the
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Correction.

The entertainment at Stevens Plains, Wed
nesday evening, was not under the manage
ment of one particular person Much credit
is due to all who assisted us, and who had an
equal share in the affair. We would also thank
Dideon's Band. who so kindly gave US their
services on this occasion. S.P
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NEW YORK. Feb ~ Mornino.-Money at per
pc. cent. Gold at l129 Sterling Exchange at ASH q
NEW YORK. Feb. 27-Erenino- Money easy at
5o :9 per cent on call. Foreign Exchange firm at
1881 9 "a for prime bankers SO days sterling, and
S276,0J0.
Dry goods imports for the week were $3,219,744;
amount marketed 49, 0ss 725; imports for the cores
Pondng period of la year, 81 27S 4Ol United States
to the United States for the year 1878 at e33 107
sterling, against 40 736,597 in 1872. Imports to
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PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. G.,
Feb. q, 500 ". W.O
For New England
on Saturday, northwest winds backing to south
west with generally clear weather.
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SheriG'S Sale.

CUMBERLAND. IS.
pURSUANT to an order of sale from the Supreme
Il judicial Court, begun and held at Portland,
within and for said County on the I'd Tuesday of
January A. d. 1874, have taken one three year Old
bay gelding colt weighing S25 lbs and shall sell
said colt rsuant to said decree by public auction to
the highest bidder on Saturday, the 2sth day o. Feb
A. ID. 1874 at II o'clock A. M. at Market Square in
Portland In said County. Said order Of sale was oil
tanned by james w. Lord, Adm. Of BENZ. Lord late
OF Falmouth in said County deceased for pasturing
and stabling said colt
Dated at said Portland, the 2sd day of Feb. A. d.
1874.
feb26d3t MATT ADAMS Deputy sheriff
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ZEAL EsTA TIE REGIsTER.-The March mum
Der of the Maine Real Estate Register appears
to-day. This journal is constantly improving,
and the current number will be found of inter-
est to the public generally as well as to dealers
in zeal estate.
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Music HAL-on Mond ay and Tuesday CT
next week the well known minstrel troupe of
skiff & Gaylord will appear at Music Hall.
They have twenty first class performers, a fine
brass band and six end men.
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MATTERS IN MAINF

Especial to the Press.1
Dedication of Temple Of Honor.
VAssALBoRo, Feb. 27.-St. Elmo Temple of
Honor, No. Is, was instituted this evening by
g. W. T., William T. SIN all of Portland Lsrge
delegations were in attendance from Bangor,
Hallowell and Portland.
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TOWN REPORTS
PRINTED
Daily Press Job Office,
PORTLAND
in the best manner and at the
Lowest Price.
Selectmen will find it to their
advantage to call at this Office.
Notice.

IINHE undersigned hereby give further notice Of
= theii al pointment by the Supreme Judicial
Court OF Maine, as receivers Of the National Insur-
ance Company OF Bangor, and request all persons
indebted to said company to maze payment TO them,
and all those having claims against said company 20
present them. And that all persons holding CLAIMS 1hs
against said company not now proven nasS Of
further period of SIX months after the pubhcaon "a
this notice to prove the same: ,yYrv
HIRAM RUGGLES,
NATH'L IL. DILLINGHAM;.
Nov. I, 1873. w.""ao
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR MAYoR.-Na-
than C!eaves, ESQ.,, was nominated for Mayor
last evening by the Democrats but, it is report
ed he declines to stand.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Marker.

FOrtIand WhOIesnIe MmrkeIs,
FRIDAY, Feb. q. The -four market Is duh and
prices favor purchasers. The grain market is firm
at our previous quotations. Sugars are weak and
there is downward tendency though quotations are
unaltered. Provisions quiet. Molasses is steady.
Produce rather dull: eggs selling at 25c and po-
tatoes at 10 a soc. Fruit il firm tt so q 90 for
apples. Oranges and lemons have an upward ten
dency.
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| tory movement He said no Governor could
enforce the law unless he was supported by the
people: You aud your local officers must sup
port MN. No one of your officers is exempt
from TINS obligation. The enforcement OF the
law is no easy task. You had man in your
city once who enforced it.; but some of your
prominent citizens mel who rent buildings for
rum shops, came to me and asked me to stay
Mr., H. M. Bryant, who was the next speak
er, said he supposed he appeared as the awful
example. He did not object, for bad would be
the time when he should forget bis history
de made points against agency rum, which he
said made man fighting drunk as easy as any
other liquor, and against the great corps of ia
valids who continually demand alcohol for their
ills. ~ .-e'A
The following resolution was then prese pted ::
heSotceoIIhat vote of thanks be extended
70 20 ms exeelleEcy Governor Dingey for his no.
pie stand and manly speech made before this
meeting this morning, and for the generous as
surahce OF AID to the extent of his power for
Tue execution OF the law against the manufac-
erage.
All the resolutions presented were then de i.
ciared adopted. The vote was doubted, when
II was taken by rising A great ma jority of
the people in the hall rose.
Capt. Cyrus Sturdivant made the closing ad-
dress. His remarks were forcble and pointed
and his denunciatons of the rum traffic were
vigorous, He drew touching picture of the
evils wrought by intemperance. which he had
observed in his labors among the outcasts of
the city. There will be more joy in Heaven
over one of these men reclaimed from rum than
over ninety mine up town people brought to a
profession of religion. He said he had lately
received letter imploring him to join another
political party. Perhaps the writer didn't
know that the speaker liked to stay and do
missionary work among the worst In closing
ne renowned allegiance to any political party
tnat VIII not oppose the rum traffic.
The Convention then adjourned amid much
enthusiasm.
1t is understood that the Temperance people
have resolved to form State Alliance similar
meetings as contemplated in the resolutions
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European Markets,

LONDON, Feb. 27-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 90 "a
92A for money and account.
American secur1ties-small sales at unchan ged
prices Erie 43a q 433; pres. 65A.
LIVERPOOL, February 26-1.3O P. NJ Cotton Is
dnii and unchanged; sales 1900 bales. including
1000 tor export and speculation.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 21-4.O0 P. M.-United States
5-20s, 1862, at 9S4.
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1872 Ell 4sso45 sterling, against "a 94s in 1872
loans at ~ az l12a after selling at 1921 @ 1l2t
Treasurer oaid Per cent for carrying The Assistant
The dna s2l 900 in redemption of $50 bonds
was as foow wssness al 5ae Colo Exchange Bank
cy balances s1,56,12O; gold Clearance Sso c1E ono
State homd BOMBS steady without much demand
Iiteess '4 tho less The Stock Exchange ia
osenng tendency. closing weak at the lowest nont
., cue Jay; The extreme depression was caused by
Drew Drew and Commodore Vanderbilt The greatest de-
cline was IN st. Paul which fell from 46a to 45i for
common ana ~ to 704 for preferred The decline IN
the remainder of the list was to per cent
The follow ing were tne o,or..,ons a, ..ov.,ruar,
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RlNEs & ROBERTSON are selling great bar
gains in cotton of all widths, A. 9-S, 81, "a
and 10-4 in bleached and unbeacbed goods; best
Hay & Co. feb3 cop If
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fENT1oN is called to the advertisement of
laws q Go. Choice goods are offered at low
prices oi'" A' ~"
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HAIFAA. Ms Steamer Alhambra-50 bbls Of
Goldfish do mackerel to Dana & Co, 10 pkgs mer-
chandise to Eastern Elk Co, box pipes to j CORN
ley, pkgs merchandise to Swett's Elk.
PIRAEUS, Greece Brig Nodpol-539 bales rs gs
AZ tons scrap iron to order.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD cars sundries, do
potatoes, Q do shocks, 10 do hogs do oats, do
hoops, do wheels, 81 do lumber, B do for Boston,
Liverpool ' ~" -''
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FOR SALE I

A public auction on she 4th day Of March next
"A at noon, where she now lies In the HORROR Of
Portsmouth, N. H., the British Schooner 1.-THE
Star" (wrecked) Also at the same tine, all sails,
gear masts, &C., saved from said vessel and there
stored.
This vessel was built under special survey, launch-
ed In April 1871, classed . A IL, years American
Lloyds and of III tons British Register.
fe2edJt MILLER BROS. CIJTI .RR q n
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II % X Il / q n.


spanish Republic.
BAYoNNE. Feb 26.-The Spanish army un,
der Gen. Moriones has made three attacks on
the Carist force before Bilboa aud was repuleed
each time.
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II Ost0n Stock List.


Eastern Railroad. ...............-. 721M "a
Boston and Maine Railroad. - las los,
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Senatorial Nomination.
NORWICH, Conn, Feb. pr. G. Hooper of
Montville. was nominated by the Ninth Sena-
toral District Republicans as their candidate
for Senator, to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
USE Eureka Machine Twist. it is the hest.

y A LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY DESERVING
CONFIDENCE The twenty-ninth annual state
meht OF the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, which appears in another column, is a
most complete and satisfactory one. 1t shows
IL TO ne one OF the strongest and safest compa-
mes In the country.
No American insurance company has at
famed greater degree of prosperity in so short
Time, and its success is owing to no doubtful
experiments, but to sound business principles,
combined with energy and liberal dealing with
all its policy-holders
Its total assets January : 1874, were, S24,51s,
004 80 an increase during the year of three
million dollars. The aet profit of the years
business (all of which belongs to the policy
holders, is the handsome surplus of $1,742,-
554.41 The number of policies issued during
the year were 1884, insuring $26, 200.
Many companies during 30 years have passed
away; but this one-the largest in New York,
with one exception) has stood the test and its
long continued prosperity and success, is sufi-
Client proof of its soundness.
The age, strength and popularity of the NeU
horE LIFE combined, make it an easy and deSird-
0te company to 1C0rk.
w. f. Morrill, 81 Middle St. who has had for
more than 10 years the General Agency of this
Company, over a very large district, will be
pleased to explain any of its popular plans, in
Guiding the ToNTINE, as worked by this compa-
ny.
To close sundry consignments, f. o. Bailey
& Co., Will sell at 10 a. IN, to-day, furniture,
carpets, stoves, fancy goods, &c. At 80 one
piano. See auction column.
EXTRA quality brown sheeting 10 cts. per
yard at p. NJ. Frost under Falmouth Hotel.
feb2I- eod3t.
RlNEs & ROBERTSON are selling great bar
gains in cotton of all widths, "A, 9-S, 81, "a
and 10-4 in bleached and unbleacbed goods; best
quality. 165 Middle street, opposite H. II
hay Il Co. feb3 eoptf
A LARGE assortment of Decalcoma Mas just
received at Schumacher Bros. fb25d1w
HARP for sale at bargain. Can be seen at
W. q. Twombly's Piano Warerooms, 1J6 Ex-
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Notice of Foreclosure and Sale of
MORTGAGE. rJ

WHEREAS Rosilla Plasted, of westbrook, ia
wife OF j. NJ. Plaisted, the sixth day Of Noyeni-
ber, A D. 1872, BY her mortgage deed of that date
recorded in the Cumberland Regi try of Deeds, Book
1896, Page asa. conveyed to John M. Allen, Of said
Westbrook, County and State aforesaid certain lot
Of land with the buildings thereon situated in said
Westbrook at Saccarappa Village and bounded ~
land of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal Company,
north-vest and north by said Canal Com panys land,
and east BY Spring street, called 1t beng the lot OF
land and buildings thereon pom which the grantor at
the time OF this CONVEYANCE resided with authority
In case OF breach Of the condition OF said mortgage
sell said premises at public auction and from inc
proceeds to pay the debt secured thereby; and
as the condition Of said mortgage has been pros oid
This Is to give notice that said premises VIII DC 80.
at public auction on said Premises on the twentv-
eight day of March A ID. 1874, at oei ora.;d e
forenoon for the reasons and purposes aio TN
taosd,.xavN Nv his Att'ys, Cobb & Ray.
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Receipts OF Grain, &c

Consumes, No. cars. ConsiQnees. No. ca
Twitchell & Co. 40 ties and 800 buckets lard.
& Whitney $50 bags seed
By water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to Geo
w True & Co,
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PaWuDrOlkers, Sale.

nF Unredee med goods, Watches, Jewelry. Plated
~ Ware, Revolvers, Crockery and Glass Ware.
Gents Furnishing Goods. Clothing &c.
SATURDAY EVENING, Fell 2Sth, 1T =.
ABRAMS a. BRO. Pawpbroker,,
125 Federal ST., under U. 3. HsreI.
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EXTRA quality brown sheeting 10 cts. per
yard at p. NJ. Frost under Falmouth Hotel.
fahC
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
Receipts Of Flour.

EASTERN RAILROAD.
Consi0nees. B6ls. ConSionees. B6ts.
Chas Varney.. ...... 100 d W Coolidge. 100
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A LARGE assortment of Decalcomanias Just
received at Schumacher Bros. fb2Jd1w
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HARP for sale at bargain. Can be seen at
w. G. Twombiy's Piano Warerooms, LOO Ex-
change street. feb17tf
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DETROIT, Feb. Ex-senator Chandler has
brought a suit against the Detroit Free Press
for libel, claiming 100000 damages The al
legged libel is special dispatch from Washing
ton, Feb. 10th, charging Chandler with intoxi-
cation and disgraceful conduct in the Senate
Chamber
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Closing out Sale by Auction.
IN SATURDAY, Feb 2s;h, at 10 o'clock, we shall
~ close out all goods ON consignment in our old
move to our new rooms 176 Fore, foot OF Exchan 70
street, We shall make closing sale above c. n
sstfng Of large lot of new and sec nd hand Furni-
ture, Bedding, Carpets, Stoves, Crockery, Glass
Iron and Wooden Ware, Dry and Fancy Goods, sc.
AT 1880 one new Piano, Emerson's make, round
corners, carved legs, &c.. one Cabinet Organ, Shep-
hard Organ Co. maker original cost S175 as good ss
new This will be rare chance for beginners.
#. o. BAILEY Il Co., Auctioneers
fe26 :,
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
+. o. BAILEY & CO..
A U CTION EERS
Commission Merchants /!
r. o. BAILEY. C. W. ALLEN
Closing out Sale by Auc,ie

Regular sale of Furniture and General Merchandise
every Saturday at salesroom, IS Exchange street.
coInmcncng at O'Clock -. NJ.
Consignmenis solicited, ocadtt
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To close sundry consignments, f. O. Bailey
q Co., Will sell at 10 a. a., to-day, furniture,
carpets, stoves, fancy goods, &c. At IL. 80 one
piano. See auction column.