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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-13
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

FEVHE brick dwelling house, with the large lot of
Il land connected herewith, situated at the cor
ner of Free and South streets, and now numbered 27
South street.
Also the three stored brick store. No. 1888 Fore
street, now occupied by joseph Coolidge.
Also the lot OF land the northwest side of Fore
street, being he lot between land owned by the
heirs of Isaac sey and brick store owned and occu-
pied by Jerome B. Pickett
Ais" the large lot Of land in the rear of the last
mentioned lot. and also in of the brick stores
Nos. IS7, 1856 and 1888 Fore street.
Also the wooden store with the lot on passage way
leading FRI I'M Central wharf to Moulton ST rect, being
the store and lot now occupied by bryant & Burns,
Pump and b. ok Makers.
Also stores and lot on the southeast side of Fore
street. occupied by A. Huntington and by j. H.
Bond & Co.
Also the three-stofy brick dwelling house. occupied
by the uJscriber No. II State street, with land and
stable, &c. The lot is say so feet State street,
end extends back say 100 feet.
Also four house lots on Anderson street, and two
house lots on Oxford street
All the above will be sold favorable terms.
Two-thirds Of purchase money can remain on mort
gage at 7 per cent interest per annum
Address the subscriber through Post-ofice BOX
9S3 for information.
FRED,EK. FOX.
aug12 dit
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REAL ESTATE.

CROEE v STAND FOR SALE.-The
" stock. good will and fixtures of one of the best
grocery stands in Portland, with business of about
$4,000 per year. Also a five years lease of the
store and two tenements. Terms cash, or part cash
and bankable paper. Apply to f. G PATTER-
Oct5 d3w
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For Sale Or to Let.

TEHHE lot and buildings formerly occupied by Stew
4 art & Melcher, on West Commercial st. An
excellent chance to start mandatory. The man
building is three stories high, 60x75, with counting
room and room for engine and boiler. A spacious
shed and good dry houses attached. The lot is
ly 300 feet square. MATTOCKS & FOX,
mySdH 1888 Middle st.
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Farm for Sale.

EAFRN kOf SstzCs
GITUATED at Falmouth Foreside, near Post Of
- fee and stores. consisting of about acres.
The buildings consist of u story house of ten
rooms, wood house and stable connected. Alse stone
wharf ana boat house, There 1870 young fruit
trees in good condition The above place will be sold
at good bargain if applied for soon. Enquire of
j. r DELLOW,
on the premises
not 1wA
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LOST AND FOUND.
Notice.

4 GOLD, "hunting, stem-winder watch, ;" marked
"A Lange, Dresden, No, 1918, was feloniously
taken from me on the 22d of Sept. inst 1t was
highly priced by me, for many precious and endear-
ing associations, and as coming from my deceased
son. will give $50 dollars for it-which is more
than it is worth to the holder.
JOSEPH HOWARD,
Portland, Sept. 27, 1875. oct4dtf
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WANTS.
Wanted.

A HOCSEKEEPER for general house work for
IA family of two One who desires good home
more than high wages, may call at G. d. B. FISK
& CO.'S, 233 Middle Street. oct2d1w
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TO BE LET.

TEyHE desirable offires in the Merchants National
Portland. Also offices in third story, with steam
GAS and water Possession given July list: Apply at
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
thin diff
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LAND SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.
LAND OFFICE,


AUGUSTA Sept. %, 1875.
Pursuant to the provisions of IAN act to facilitate
the business of the land Office and the disposal OF
the public lands" approved February "a, 1875, the
undersigned Land Agent of Maine, will sell at pub
lie auction at the City Hall, in Bangor, on THURS
O'Clock A. M, the following described lands and in
terests IN lands and timber belonging to said State
viz;
/. The following described timber land held by
the State in fee and Internationally, viz:
Tract of land lying north of township No !, 8,
w b p, and west OF township No o, Range 2, b
p Franklin County, S918 acres.
III. The following land set apart and held by the
State for Permanent School Fund. viz:
West part township No H. r II, w S, Aroos-
took County, 6,901 acres.
III. The right to take off timber and lumber from
the following township until 1884 excepted in the
grant to the European and North American Railway
Company, viz:
Township No 4, R 10, w ELS, in the County OF
Somerset, 80 1926 acres.
All the foregoing townships are subject to the usu-
al reservations of lots for public uses.
w. Also the right tn take Oft timber and grass
from the public lots reserved in the following de-
scribed townships and parts OF townships, the right
to continue until the townships organized into
plantations or incorporated into towns:
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Township No s. R4, wells. 1000 acres
Township No 9, R s. W f LIS, 1000 acres
Township No 10, r 7. W ELS. 1000 acres
Township No II, r 10, W LIS, 1000 acres
w Township No II. II, W Z Il s, 500 acres
pit Township No IL, Ri w ELS, TO acres
w pit Township No IL, II, W + LIS, 23O acres
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
Township ART, 1000 acres
! and w Township No 5, Ri, $50 acres
SOMERSET COUNTY.
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WANTED

For the 'WsGWAM and wARPaTI or
ttoyai shief in Chains.'' by Hon. A. b Mea-
Guam, ex, Supt OF Indian Affairs and giving a Com
MIN the Indians for Thirty years. Startling and
Ihrilllng Narratives and Adventures in fact tie
most aconderfht hood or the dye. The Leading Pa
pefS are Iau Of Us praise. secure Agency
AT once II You want good business, OF ID. L.
GUERNSEY. Pubsher. CONCORD. n. II. sep2s4w
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TO LET
Office to Let.

yHE pleasant suit of rooms over my store 23O Mid
Il die ST. Suitable for Lawyers, Dentists or Tail
ors. May be used singly or together.
octl1deod4w nj. G. PALMER.
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TO Let.

4 VERY pleasant suit of rooms, wit bay window
"A 10 let to gentleman and wife without children.
at NO. 1 MYRTLE STREET.
Oct2 DIFF
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS.
" TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Sailing every TUESDAY
from pier f6. North River
Dakota, Nov ?, Z 80 A. NJ. Idaho, Nov %, . +. VI.
Wisconsin, Nov. 8, ppm. Montana, Nov 80. IA. NJ.
Wyoming Nov. 10, > a. NJ. Nevada, Dec 7, noon
Cabin, intermediate aud steerage at lowest rates.
Prepaid tickets at low
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg Norway
Sweaen &c. Drafts Ireland England France and Ger
many at lowest rates.
WILLIAMS & GUION, 20 Broadway.
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1T WEST SD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
girl take of children and make herself gen
orally useful objection the country good city ref
erenee
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MoRGAN's LINE or STEAMSHIPS

MUKIAN'S LINE Of STEAMSWTPS
1h for New Orleans and Texas
VIII sail every saturday to New Orleans
freight there Horgans Louisiana Texas Railroad Cox
Brashear, thence per steamer of Morgan's line
ports. -
The Steamer NEW YORK will sail from por 80 North
River Saturday October %. at L. NJ for New Orleans
direct.
Through bills ofladng signed to Mobile Galveston and to
all points the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio,
Houston and Texas Central International and Great North
Texas and Pacific and Trans Continental Railroads
70 indlanoa and San Antono and all points the GULF
Western Texas and Pacific Railway, Bazos Santiago
pus Christi Rockport St. Marys and Fulton.
Freight for St Marys and Fulton landed at Rockport.
Ligherage aud Channel dnes either Corpus Christi
Brazos Santiago at the expense and risk Of consgnee
Freight for Brownsville Maamoras and points In the In
terror must have consignee at Brazos Santiago.
Insurance be effected under policy of g. A. Whit
CO., New Orleans. From New York New Orleans
x per Gents from New York to all Texas ports via New Or
leans, n per cent
Freight For freight further informa-
CHARLES A. WHITNEY & co, Agents,
PiarQ Mnrthp pixnr
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1E1 WEsr 25rH ST.. ~ THE CHURCH BASE
lO1 mcht-fWo Protestant girls, together; In
iant nurse the other and no obec.
tons 70 thc country hest city reference.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 49, l85-TR1PLE SHEET
FURNITURE.


a viii sell ssf magnificent Grand DUCHESS style satin
ARGSss ss, &
h . psrss.ng s Sases $40 up CsRes rep ana sstc1s
Mirrors clocks Sideboard Extension Fable slyerwars, 40
cost Can this day residence 100 East rA
CARPETS v,.
Beds Bedding, &C.
Payments taken
by the week MONTH
KELLY 4 Co,
corner Of ofTwenty-6nh street aud sixth avenue.
CONTINUED REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNr
WAIT co aud Isl Chatham st. strest 70 reduce
STOCK. Now Is the time 60 purchase.
COOP SECOND HAND AND MIsFTT ENGLISH
oac ogsoa M mssnE &C g sRssay chcap the old
GLOBE FURNITURE COMPANY.
10 East Fourteenth street
between fifth avenue and University place.
We are now Offering our large and splendid stock Of
Chamber and Parlor Furniture,
on easy terms Of payment
GREAT sACRIFICE-I5 PER CENT LESS THAN ANY
II es Epfss Gse s 9
Thirty fourth streets
GET T1S Y9gE r. PsISTI1G ITSC poNE At TIE METnoPoLI
lou VIII nnd y adyantageous.
NEEDHAMs SOFA BED, THE ONLY BED WHERE
~ on you e entirely free from the upholstery terms easy
EdibsION ~ fU4 Eighth avenue, between Thirty-thrd
ana Inlr.y fourth streets.
..,.... EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs.
CuNARD LINE-B. AND \. 4. II. M. s. r. CO.
With view 70 diminishing the chances collision tho
steamers Of this limo take specific for all
On outward passage Queenstown to New York or
Boston crossing the meridian ooO at i3 latitude nothing
On passage crossing the meridian of so at
FROM New YORK YORK FoE ETd5%IyyH d5%IyyHhfo6L AND QUEENS
R2TgAA We'd Get dq4a t2Hft SSy Sy lS
"hn do not & eas % s.ssrs s S &
commodation. Return tickets on favorable terms.
ue si d s%d cabin p % %sPs Grssn
steerage office, Ill Broadway Trinity Buildng
CHARLES 9, FkANCKLYN, Agent
OSLLY, DIRECT LINE F. TO s FRANCE Pr Iic oo,,no
NAIL MAIL, sIEANERs STEAM s. BETWEEN
The splendid on this avorte route the Continent
beng souhery than other will sail from pier No
yiniE Dk FaRfa Laciosnca at"rsyy Oct Oct %
PEicE OF PassaE III oLD dncaGHs iS1S Tne5 S1- % 70
ond Cabin, 81; Third Cabin, $40
Return tickets @ a! reduced rates.
necessaries without extra charge.
Ro R9sa tq Ne yrss IS
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
GEEFfe Oct ofs g. 2s s s 80 + n
ADRIATIc. Nov O at II A NJ
BALTIC A Il Nov. ls at 2P NJ
From tho white Star Docks pier 50 North River
RatesSaloon 500 $50 and 500 in gold; tickets
on favorable terms steerage, SIS
omidships where the noise and motion least aordng
degree Of comfort hitherto unattanable at sea.
For Inspection plans and other information apply at tho
company '"'''' - -''D''' R. j. CoRTIs. Agent.
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0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs-
days aud Saturdays P NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line, Pedmont
Air Line. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
panys steam lines interior points in North Carolina and
Virginia NEwBERS and WAsuScroN N. o. (via Norfolkr
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
LEwEs, Del, Monday Wednesday and Friday at r. NJ,
connecting with Delaware and Maryland railroads
Passenger accommodations passed.
Through tickets and bills Of adng to all points at
lowest Insurance Norfolk. &c. 4 per Freight
received daily pier 81 n. X. General oices 1877
wich street. N. l.. MGCREADY, President
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANTT-
- ties of printing will find it advantageous deal with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
No 2lS Broadway its facilities for doing kind OF
work unsurpassed while in pronpness neatness and
ii oilers special Inducements Bills of Lading.
Shipping Receipts Tickets Manifests, Passenger Lists,
Circulars Posters Cards Wayb and every special form
used the transaction of business carefully prepared and
printed.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING FOR EUROPE,
IN will SELL immediate cash. Ia lots 20 suit purchasers.
All their CANT md costly Household Furniture, &c =
Ma0niGceut Steinway Sons rosewood Pianoorte used
eight months rich carved Bradbury Panoiorc cost 5000
for T2. superb Paor Suits pieces, cost 800 for
95O one FOR 5000 four Rep Suits $50 each Turkish suits
xsJ IA Bedroom Suits 500 Carpets, nne OIL Paintings,
Bronzes Mirrors hair and spring Feds Buffet and Extcn.
sion Tnble Chairs, China, Cutlery, 6c basement and
Kitchen Furniture. Parties IN want Of FIRST class household
furniture made 10 order will do well to call before pur.
chasing elsewhere House open from A. NJ until T.. M.
40 West 23d street near 9Th ayanUa
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T1S WEST I1TH ST. RING SECOND BELLA
IL youne American girl aged II, to mind child; good
reference
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MRS. vAY corrIv NEWBURGn.
4 Great Rcvival-rcOpIe Rtmaiaing In
Church from One service 10 Another.

A Great Rcvival-pcOple R,maialua I'm
Church from One service TO Another.
NEWBURGH, y. Y, Dec. "a great re-
ligous revival is in progress here, under the
peryision II Mrs. Van Colt, aud the Evangelist,
Rev A. =. Graves Mrs. Van Colt has preach
ed TWO or three times almost every day, In st.
Johns Methodist Episcopal church, Western
avenue, Tor about two weeks. In the matter (
conversions her work has been much better re-
warded than Mr.. Grayes's.
Mrs. Van Cots audiences have been so large
that the edillco has been unable TO hold them.
Yesterday at the ifteinoon service tho desire
was so great 10 retain seats for the evening
meeting that az nv 81 tho attendants remained
~ the church without going hume To supuer.
were turned away, not being able to gam adj
mittanrc. The iunbcr oi CONVEX 4ous IA large.
TNou three saloon kee pers have been con-
verted.
Mr.. Van Cots continued labnris doing much
good. She Will remain hero about threu weeks
longer. Mr.. Graves work hts a more OF "A
ramhnHg nature, he Wing held successful
meetings In nearly AL OF the other churchts.
Inst evening a large union meeting wts held
in Trinity II. T.. Chur'h. TIC cdiilca was mm, Il,
and toe number OF penitents VS. about forty.
THO results ~ Mr.. GgaNes's work are hiphl ?
gratifying. lie has teen here for the past two
or three weeks, and Will remain several DAYS
longer II f. estimated that at least ono nun
died persona nave bttl converted since ths
coming vi the Two above mentioned preachers.
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qLe German opera Willinm Tell.

Ross mis- "Tcll" was performed on Mon
day evening at tho Academy Herr wachtel as
suinlng III. role Of Arnold, and rendering it In a
truly admirable manner. lilo gave himself up
20 the character with great spirit and earnest.
ness especially arousng the den2nt u Tho audit
cnce Ia his duett with N9'hdIe Nina. Waener)
I'm tho second act, and also IN tha famous mdo
voice trio.
Tue effectiveness Of any Tepro sentntlon OF this
opera must depend very largely upon tho ei-
luency OF the chorus, for which RoFsiai has
written with great care.
This point had not been neglected.. The grand
scene gt the meeting ~ the men Of the three
cantoa5- one OF the finest pieces 81 musical
work in the whole repertoire uf lyric art, WAS
given with great stiit. Tho performance ia a
whole was good one, but the audience " as not
worry numerous.
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they do then IL becomes the duty OF the board
to report tile case TO the Governor. He said I've
would Ike to hear the Attorney Generals views.
Attorney General Pratt replied that he thought
the question: to be decided mad been fairly
st ted bv the Lieutenant Governor. There was
no dispute abodt tue main facts, aud he did not
thiuk 1t necessary to 90 beyond them.
COmutfOller Hupkina inquired whether the
Governor could not present the matter to the
senate.
Aitorncv-G rneral Pr vt replied that the Gov
crnOr could. 1t would nave been a great relief
10 MIN II such a go rise had been taken In the
first stanrc. hut To take that course now might
luok like dud gng.
resOluti IA bc PASSED asking the Governor to pre-
sent the mat err to tho Senate.
Atturnr, Gcncr Pratt replied that such ac-
ton wouii he legal. but SIN II would seem Ike
dodrug on tho uari of the hu rd. In any event
Tho 80 rd Of & muiis toners OF the CANA tuni
could ask the G. ivoHuor To SUSPEND, and without
request from them the Govern r had no mower
of Suspension. The Governor could not remove.
lie considered II Of little consequence what
course was taken. The senate was to meet on
Tuesday, 50 that I'm csc a suspension took
place IL need not last two weeks.
TRYING 10 DODGE THE ISSUE.
Comptroller Hopkins then offered a resolution
providing that the testimony taken before the
Canal lnNcstianttnr Commi. Ion and tncir ie-
port thereon in the Thayer matter he referred to
the Governor for such action as he might SEQ III
t. take. Alr. hopkins shd hc offered such a
the testimony cn wUich the board was expected
to act. The resolution was lost. Aye, Hopkins ;
noes, porheimcr, VIII o., ana lrMt. treasurer
liaUuts was absent nn account ut limos.
Aforementioned Pr. II sad he had doubts q
TO whether the AUdt rs ctsc cane Within ltc
st'tutc To " ich reference a noen maze ana
10 deciding how to cons rue those Goutt'. NO
was iun gruccd to throw them again the Auui-
tor by remembering that IL was admitted that
uc had artol ma au unhcc imin- manner lie
then reviewed ONO 81 the testimony, dw eil'n,
particularly upon She Well. ana Ca-c ccrtihc ties.
lie would not take any a ton against the Audi
tor ucrau-c ne hal advanced money 10 huish NJ
cess .ry work On the canal, nut some oil hii
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THE PIcIrIc coAsr Press.



To THE EniroR OF Tur SrN-Sir. viii
you allow me space for a brief reply 70 an arti-
Gle publ shed in Mondays SUS Ia reference To-
the " Pacific Coust Press, upon the authority Il
Charles Young mot dc YonnlD OF the san Fran
cisco Chnaii,'t. In California, where he l.
known. 1t would be quite unnecessary TO notice
any jOel enanatinc from his lips or pen. to-
cause it won q be secuted a. generally rs is tho
Ch,olicles claim to fabulous circulation.
Bu; Eastern advertisers. VINO have less orpor-
tunity TO estimate his character may he de-
celved by his statement IN REGARD to the san
Francisco Bulth aud the Daily Morning Cdu,
two journals IA winch the undersigned has Ions
been peruniarily interested. II Is not true that
the BUlctG was crippled hy its course In regard
to the late WIN. &. llilsJon and the Bank of TAI
iiornia ON the contrary. II has been materially
strengti ened hereby. All 1t ever said i now
GENERALLY known t. ne true. and 20 have been
Published from good motives, as VIII be proved
comet ~iNeiv, Whenever $ as-Nl ants can be
forced 10 meet Tue issue squarelV IN the courts:
IL Is true ti 20 the dcspcr ,c efforts Of "a small
mln'dty II tho communit, succeeded IN draw
ite Il 1--WE hundred and eiehty-sx Of It, sub
.'--."' 49,. 49,. 80 49, .--- '---.--..-
" reg iiN' Nuth we ~ ailht tutA 81 4 2
statement became generally known. 1t Is onl,
necessary 90 look az the 81 itIts adVrrii. 'u-.
colln ~ to-day 10 be assured ot PCS PROSPERITY,
uni = it, strong 'ld up0n the best classes Of
reader, DiG "yeti aft'.
ihe tIN. with ifs t.lly circulation Il $3.50
corlrs. llet iu tho same raid anuut ono uNuu-
saud SOLOS riDer-. o. todd and their places w.te
uiiuost simuliHne Ytsly sufrlied ~ now -u ',-
sctlucis. or nN iacte, cd street sales. ihc cir-
o. sais'ar,i Nv a. f, H.. LINZ .,.t,-,..,
o, -witI~.audlr- tae O.. o Tat some falling oG
m.rAt haNs beua exp rtei duIus tho winner
season. as l. usual with California new pappI-.
io those VINO KNOW M. this personal state
mont IA Sufficient all others are referred to
Jessu Moore. paper dealers OF this city. who
are at beriy e. site ireey To any inquirer re
exact amount Of paper shi0ucd hy diem month
" TO the Ercniug Buiittfn and the Moriing IdN,
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DOLAN,S IPPE1L.
The EX9emscs of farther Proceedings Prob
ably to be Paid by the County.

John Dolan has petitiuned the Supreme
Court to order hls bill Of exceptions ana steno-
graphic report Of his rd paid for by tho county.
The text Of the petition - as follows:
10 Silreps C0utt ofthc Si1te N Aei0 llrk, srHJ
IN Oger ant TerDumTr-lhe peuuon OF John pulan
rrsptcflliy shuNHo tuls hlnoranlc court s. ir =
on or auuut the e5ih dy Of Oct0nrr, 1879 indicted.
tried and convicted ia the Court of Ojer ana Tcrmin'r
Of Inc cly auu county Of New YORK for murder m the
nrst de rce and mat on OF about the ION 81 Noyel'
Der, 1870 writ Of error AMI rttN OF proceedings Was
grtntcl 10 llm Dy the Hon. thhles DOnOhuc, one 81
The justices Of the supreme Court Of tue State OF New
1urA.
And your petitioner further shows hat the cause IL
now npOn tile calendar Of the General Term NJ the SUI
preme curt for The grgneut for INST Monuay Of Janu'
aryueAt upo said writ al error tuat your unner n
poor person and not worth the sum Of go except s
wearing apparel and furniture, necessary fer himself
and fliy aud that YOUR petitioner 10 VINO ~ unable .
pay necessary eNpcnsCe Of printing the case IN sai
writ Of error and III tuucss lie IL allowed Ia prosecute
his sld appeal ou sall wr Of error q. poor person,
he will b. wholly unable 10 bring MS said case To nrKu
ncnt Al the siid General Term OF the sad oupr, nli
Court wherefore your petitioner praYa that he may bl
permitted 10 prosecute lila sad appeal said writ OF
poor person according to tue statue In surh
case made aud provided.
Dated Dec. 20, 1870. JonN r. DoLAN, petitioner.
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Susinrss gloiitts.

$50 BROADWAY,
OFFER NEW AND
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF FINE
ELEC1EOPLATFD WARE,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR
THE HOLIDAYS.
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The Imprisonment Of Cirneros.

Pablo Estrada Cisneros, Of &i6 Fourth avenue,
who went TO Havana In OCTOBER last business trip,
and white there war arrested by order OF Valu soda
aud thrown into prison, says that his brother Manuel
EslradO, aud luuil AgueTo dM not accompany nun.
Neither Is citizen u tue Tinted States. Therefore
there can DO no clam for 100000
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SUPREME CoUnT -CuAMnElts.- Nos. pr, 20, ~,
a. ~ No., ~, ~, i92, ld 49, ~ ~ iS IA 81 p
"a 30 lbi 2dJ ri 2'd 2S2 2Sj. ESQ 302 JI4 SO0'
$40, 81, az . %,
hARNk COURT GKNtKAL lLRA.-Aos. l. 8, A. y =,
10, 10, is, 10, - 20,
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PORTLAND, Ne, Dec. 2S.-The schooner WI
mona, Coson, MASTER Of and from Bucksport for Bos
ton was entirely DESTROYED by hre on Georges Island,
near Monhcgan lat night. The crew were l@ken 9n
by the schooner Neptune ana brought here. lie
Wnpna was Of cighI'iour tons burden, ana had sixty
If hay board
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MACKEY's CORNElts, n, Y, Dec. 2s.-John
llagadone OF this place, heard noise Sunday night
about his barn He got up and saw three men hl ching
M IA. team IN the Darn yard lie took down MIA gun
ana cr NJ up unpcreclycd to within shooting distance
OF the thieves, aud taxing aim az one urea. The man
dropped and the horses ran away. The ohr men ltcd
~ Tie wounded man and made "a as rapidly ar possible.
Tie next dty o nun was found dead IN barn about
hair mile distant. He had been shot. No one recog.
nzed him and ne was undoubtedly the thlef whom afr
usgadOng had snOt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-29

Acf y,Esfiv and examine "oira~cr's 2 riRs.
tic ilusa, 90 IA Dr.adv. before buying 1uy otter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-29

DR.. o. Phelps Browns Male Fern Vermiipeee
a. pleasant TO take as orOm'c syrup ctu we hAu ~
ali IruggsIs. ASK fer shekespe@Ttan AAhAuAS'-A"''