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Al TION SALES.
THIS A rERyOON.


ID: Real Estate Broker sSd auc,ious~r,
Federal Building, corner 7th sad y sta northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT on TIE SqRTHEAsr CORNER OF
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 3, A.
- 2es, one of the land records for the District OF
thereby win sell a. public auction, @ ihs hishet
FsSsn.ry as 1 SeScf m al th.i ssrsn
piece or parcel Of ground situated in the city Of
Numbered eight is, In 6a~dee and Fisher recorded
subdivision Of original lots in square numbered Eve
hundred and sixty -one 1851 fronting twenty six Do
and three eighty eight hundredhs los s. 100 feet on
New Jersey avenue to alley.
Terms: One fourth OF the purchase money In cash,
for which instalnents the purchaser will be required
to give his pronssory notes, bearing interest at the
Isss 9s ZEN pet sr on m asy Of SALE and
deposit Of eau win be required Of the purchaser
at time OF sale. All conveyancing at purchasers
days from day of sale the property win be resoid at
the risk and cost Of defsulfing purchaser or pur-
cbasers after ve days sd ertisemenf in some one or
tOn' D. q. WifIIA@ sT II dRs fsf q ssnns
GEORGE ii. PLANT. Trustees.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, February 9th, lE5, same hour aad
place. G GIdkaAM i sTIokNEY trustees.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, February 9th, lS5, same hour and place.
S GEORGE u sf PihST. Trustees.
poned until WEDNESDAY, March Sd, ISIS, sam same
hour and place.
N MIhsdAM L sTpd1cktNNTEY' Trustees.
febn J. T. COIDWEII, Salesman
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A MEXICAN LINE.

II MEkICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS A4sS
ONLY LINE CARRYING THE4fEGR
AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATE and STEERAGE
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Rates a. low Is By another first class Line.
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents
Philadelphia.
SHERMAN 4 CO.. (Bankers), Agents,
eug291y 1929 street, Washington.
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HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, February 9th, 1s75, same hour AL
place. S TF6kaAM / sT p4INI trustees.
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STEAMER LINES
For POTOMAC KIvkK LANpINGS

EOk POTOMAC kIykR LANDINGS.
PILOT BOY E4s{5SH4EiN
nanlng been thoroughly overhauI@d and rea....s.
III rsSnne her lips Ter Potomac river Lam nrs on
ssSFEnspphf March 81, asd every TUESDAY and
SAIDkDAn thereafter, leaving Fitxhugh's wharf
loot OF 9th street, At O'Clock m .ef1rniug viii
evening. "N SA1eNS
Freight received daily
IeoA W. ii. BYLEs, Captain.
NEW Express LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH
lNGToN AND GEORGETOWN, ID. O.
SAILING DAT.
from PIG :, North Wharves, Philadelphia,
> From 50 Water street, Georgetown,
Do, TUESDAY, at 10 q. m.
Regular semi weekly Line of Steamers for Proyi-
dence, Boston and New England States No wharf
G. Z. HYDE, Agent for D. ofO.
WM- p. CLYDE CO.. PHILADELPHIA
A. REED. Alexandria, Va.
DID G. MINK, 30 Devonshirs street, Boston.
Freights delivered by Knox's Express Or
ders left at General 0fice, sos Pennsyivania ave-
attended to. ssp9-tr
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~ u n A X Id L n Z.

NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF col
Hsion, the Steamers Of this Line take q specified
course for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York Boston crossing Meridian of 81 az 43 lat, or
nothing TO the north of 40.
On the homeward passage. crossing the Meridian OF
at AZ lat, or nothing to the north ef A..
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THE sUFRE 1MrE S SSgKT0F fHE DISTRICT

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aSo6 5SS m qa q 1870 Gent, o2S ot,15seS
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"ASH. Ii. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green 4 Williams, Auctioneers
1901 northwest corner 10th and ID streets
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- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY. March 4th, 1873, same hour and
place CHARLES q; M0uLfQN, Trustee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-06
School Meeting.

DY virtue of authority vested in me Clerk of
ID the Village school District of the Guy of Au-
gusta hereby notify and warn the legal inhabi-
tants of SAID district, qualified by law 20 vote in
City affairs 10 meet at the High Scool Room in said
District, IN Saturday, the 10th day OF April, at 2
O'Clock, p M to act the following articles, viz ::
Article l. TO choose Moderator.
Article ,. To choose a Clerk.
Art. :. To choose Two Directors.
Article I. 70 hea the report Of the Direct rs OF
last year, and act upon such recommendations rs
may be contained therein.
Article ). To raise money + repairs, schools,
discounts. Attachments and commissions. Also "
determine how the same shall be collected.
Article 6. 70 see if the District will make any,
and if any, what discount on taxes paid within a
specified time.
Article I. To what action the village district
will take under the Free High School Act.
Article s. To see what action the Village District
will take in regard to furnishing Free Text Books
Article 8. To see what action the district will
take in regard to dispose! of Chapel ST. School
House and lot and the purchase OF another lot and
the erection OF Il new building thereon.
Article 10. To what action the village district
will take in regard to truants absentees and chil-
dren employed in manufacturing establishments
contrary to law.
To transact any other business that may properly
come before the Meeting.
j. +. PIERCE,
Clerk Village school District.
Augusta, April Sd, 1915. APPS .&wiw
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Sermons Accident.
EWISTON.
Freshet.

Lewiston, April ). A severe rain storm set in
Saturday night and continued until this morning.
Three inches of rain have fallen, raising the river
about two feet. The trestle work was removed
from the Maine Central bridge before the rise and
trains run over the new iron spans. The railroad
bridge at Lisbon Falls started last night and trains
do not pass to-day. 1t is kept from going out by
cars loaded with railroad iron. About one hum
dred feet Of track on the Maine Central, at New
Gloucester, is undermined. Trains did not pass up
this olning. Sandy river is reported full to the
bank.
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Chicago Produce Market.
New York. April 5. 1875

Chicago April D. 1873.
Flour-steady-extra spring 60a4 IS.
Wheat-No. spring cash 97ha-: Jun. l02xa,
Apl. Eka-; May ai0lx.
Corn--No. 2. mixed, cash, T1.72A: May 77Ia:
us Jun. ; 6sal4 July.
Oats-No. 2. 5s'Ia- cash May, 6laa-; 5s,-a-
Apl.; 62A-a Mar.
Rye-No. 2, l0ial0,.
Barley-No. spring 1t5--alt5 cash; l(5a- Mar;
l05 q Apl.
Dressed HOgs-9 0OaS So.
Pclk-2a 00-aa2 Is cash; AL SIX Apl: 81 as
FL rs May: % 80 Jun.
Lard-l5 37laa cash;l2 dab 57ls Jun: IS 10
AIS 40 May.
Bulk Meats shoulders SKA; short rib mid.
l3%a; short clear mid al2-.
Hams Is MS average -.
Whskey-llla11l.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, Ala; wheat do *
a..
Receipts, 900 nour: 7O,000 wheat: $1,000 corn;
Il, 900 oats 0.0O rye; 5000 barley.
shipments 10000 Hour; G9,0Oo wheat; 5000
corn 1900 oats: 10000 barley. 900 rye.
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winthrop Local

winthrop LOCALS
Since the rain some of the cross roads where
there is but little travel, are quite impossible.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Metcalf died on the end inst, Of
inflammation Of the bowels, aged 43 years. lie had
been sick two weeks and suffered much. Previous
to this he had scarcely known what sickness was
since arriving al manhood The deceased was
one of our best citizens, and an active and worthy
member Of the Congregational church. His in
iuence and lite were ever upon the side of tenn
perance and moral reform. His loss will be felt
BY the whole community, and will be almost un-
supportable by his family. His funeral was held
Sunday afternoon.
The lecture of Rev. r. w. jenkins, ON the 3D.
gave excellent satisfaction. Tho next is to be
on the 9th, by L. p. Moody.
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The Ice.
N MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fire.

Fire.
Boston, April 5. The passenger depot of the
Boston 4 Albany Railroad at West Newton, was
totally destroyed by fire this morning.
Meeting of Strikers.
Lowell, April 5. The mule spinners held meet
ing tonight in Tylers Book, Middle street. The
efforts of reporters to gain admittance were
roughly rebuffed. Newspapers in general were
mathematical. No particulars could be obtained
of those present
Ice Gorge.
Lawrence April q; The ice is gorged mile
above the city at 80 p. m. 1t still hangs six to
eight feet high from shore to shore.
LATER.
The theory that the sudden fall of the water
noticed at the Lawrence dam this afternoon was
occasioned by an ice gorge above has proved
correct one. Soon after noon the breakup began
near Pine Island, fonr miles above the city.
Strike.
Fab River, April 5. A despatch received here
says that the mule spnners at Warren, Rhode
Island, have come out on a strike, owing to the
manufacturers declining to give back the 10 per
cent
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TRussrs-PARrRrper BROS, Augusta, now
make speciality Of fitting trusses. Thousands
they have purchased some patent advertized hum.
bug, or bought of a dealer whose stock of good
trusses has been so small that it would not furnish
good fit though perhaps a few cents might be
saved in the price Of the truss We have the largest
best variety Of these goods in the state, and our
experience enables US to select truss best adap-
ted tn any case presented. Every rupture or her
MIA has its pecuGarties which must be carefully
regarded in'thc mechanical adjustment Of truss.
PARTRIDGE Bros. Apothecares under Granite
Hall Augusta. dec7. : ltaw VIII
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MARY LAND.
Election.

Baltimore, April 5. At the municipal election
in Annapolis the dem. ticket was elected by s.
maj. There was great deal of excitement and q
conflict between the whites and blacks. Some
colored men tried to prevent dem. negro from
voting In the melee two or three shots were
fired, but no serious damage was done. This ex-
asperated both sides. The negroes were running
around carrying cudgels, and when one of the N
was demonstrated he struck white man with a
large club. general row began, ending by the
negroes running and hiding.
Shots were literally fred on both sides and 6
negroes and two whites were shot. A colored
boy 10 years old, in all probability an innocent
one, was shot in the back of the head and killed,
while attempting TO elude the crowd Since then
everything has been quiet except the dems., who
are jubilant over the result of the election.
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Religious Fanaticisui.
FOREIGN.
England.

E0RI0n0s
London, April s. The morning papers speak of
the revival services yesterday At Agricultural Hall
as the most successful yet held.
Germany.
Berlin, April 5. There is reason to fear that
the impending deposition of the archbishop of
Breslau may occasion delicate complications in the
relations of Austria and Prussia, owing to the
fact that portion of the arch Episcopal diocese
lies in Austrian territory.
Sailed. s4ssf
London, April 5. The Steamship Faradsy sailed
from Gravesend to-day, to complete the work of
laying the direct United States cable.
Marine Disaster. @
1t is reported that the ship Dacca, which went
ashore on the Isle Of Wight while ON the passage
from New York to this city, has been totally
wrecked. The crew were saved.
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Arrested.
GARDINER.
The kennebec River.

Gardiner, April 5.-ll.3O A. NJ The water
rose about two feet at this place last night and is
still rising slowly. The rain has ceased falling
and the wind and clouds indicate fair weather
The ice is two feet thick and only an immense
pressure from above can break it. No immediate
danger is arprehended.
Serious Accident.
>. L. Deanc, young man from Farmingdale,
was injured this afternoon while riding from Au-
gusta on the mixed down train. As the train passed
Lowels flag station Mr.. Deane put his head out
OF the baggage car door, just in season to be hit
by an iron arm attached to the station. He was
knocked backward into the car with one ear hang
ing, and in falling cut deep cash in his fore
head. 1t is thought he is not dangerously in
jured.
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STATE NEWS.

Master Samuel +. Feyler, eleven years old,
son of Rufus Feyler. has cut four and half cords
of wood this winter, besides attending school
three months. He also hanled the wood to the
house himself with yoke of steers. We want
more of that sort-EW aldoboro News.
Business in the jail workshops = B1neos, 10 such
that all the prisoners cannot be accommodated with
work at once, and several have The privilege Of re-
naming in their cells, though y general thing
they prefer to work. rH.AF N98
Mr.. Cephas Sampson, well known and very
worthy citizen Of Lyndon, died very Suddenly GA
Monday Of last week.
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ILLINOIS,.
Railroad Affairs.

Chicago, April 5. AT a meeting of the stock
holders of the Chicago & Alton Railroad, to- day.
the following officers were elected:
President-T. B. Blackstone.
Directors-J. Z. Slater, John A. Stewart and
George Strout-fOr three years.
Executive Committee-T. b. Blackstone, John
Cheuor, J. B. Drake, j. J. Mitchell and George
Strout.
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PEN NSYLv ANA.
The Coal Mine Troubles.

Westchester, April 5. The Westchestcr Greys,
Washington Troop and Delaney Guards have re-
ceived orders to hold themselves in readiness to
move at one hours notice to the coal fields of
Pennsylvania.
Pottsville, April 5. kilograms from the coal
regions represent all quiet, though trouble is ap-
apprehended tomorrow when the coal trains be-
gin moving.
To-day 400 miners paraded the streets at Tama-
qua. They went to the mines located near the
town and found the men had all quit work. They
discharged their sevovers in the air and informed
the proprietors that they had no objection to coal
being mined for the towns for consumption, but
none should be shipped abroad, which was agreed
to. They made no disturbance and conducted
themselves quietly.
Shooting ARRAY.
On Sunday party of Welch and Irish miners
got into quarrel in Blakely township, which
ended in the fatal shooting and killing Of Patrick
Slavin by John Edwards. Edwards and VIM.
Morgan barely escaped with their lives. They
were lodged in Jail here to-day.
Mining Excitement.
Wilkesbarre, April 5. Deputy Sheriff Rhodes
returned bore this afternoon and collected an adj
ditional posse of men. He will start with them
for the llazelton region by train tonight.
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Charles Lamb. Essayist, denounced all spritu-
GUS liquors as "Wet Damnation." Poor fellow
he knew whereof he spake, by sad experience, and
if living, would apply the same to Alcoholic Excit
ants, advertised as Cureslls. But there is one
Tonic and Alternative in existence-the best the
world has ever known-which contains no alcohol
1t is DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIT-
TIERS. aprl-t&wlm
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NEW HAM PSHlkE.
Arraigned.

Arraigned.
Concord, April 5. jeremiah Murphy was ar
raigned in the police court this afternoon, charged
with assault with intent to commit rape upon
Edna Fletcher last night. lie waived examine
ton and was bound over in the sum of $1,000 for
his appearance at the circuit court holden at Con-
cord.
The Ice.
The ice in the river here is not broken up yet.
At this time disastrous freshet does not seem i'm
minent.
Nashua, April 5. A slide on the Nashua, Acton
X Boston Railroad, in Dunstable, has blocked the
road, and travel will hardly be resumed before to-
morrow.
An Accident.
Suncook, April $. The clymer of the Lang
engine at the China mills, broke this morning.
Loss, about $4,000 by damage and delay. All the
works but two weaving rooms are stopped for the
repairs.
Ice Jam.
Great Falls, April 5. The immense jam of ice
IN the river at this place. threatens the destruction
of the Market Street bridges, and men are at WORK
tins evening blasting and breaking up the ice.
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OHIO.
Municiprl Election .

Cincinnati, April 5. City election to-day was
very exciting; tho vote polled was the heaviest
ever known here. There was considerable dis
turbance at the polls, but nothing Of serious ma
ture is reported. At this hour III p M it Is be
lieved the democrats have elected their entire
ticket by majorities ranging from lO00to COCO,
johnson for mayor, receiving the heaviest vote.
Returns come in slowly.
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MICHIGAN.
Election.

Detroit, April 5. Returns from all parts show
general rep. gains. Gen. b. +. Graves is re-elecL-
ed Justice of the Supreme Court, on both tickets.
huston, who heads the rep. ticket, from appear
Supreme Court. The rest of the rep. ticket is
but little behind. In this county, Riley, dem, is
elected Circuit Judge. In this city, Geo. Swift
is re elected Recorder, without opposition
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KENTUCKY.
Death of a Valuable Trott,ne Hor

Oe"t" "a vio AfOtuhS Horses
Paris, April B.. During the stallion show to-day
Goldsmiths Abdallah was killed while going
John Bright, and the shaft Of the sulky drawn by
the latter entered his breast and out near the
top of his shoulder, causing death in few min
utes. He was considered one of the best horses
in the United States and was valued ct 900.
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TELEGRAMs IN GENERAL.

The ice gorged at Nashua, N. H., but no dam
age was done.
The ice in the Merimack il breaking up, but
there is no prospect Of danger.
The ice is breaking up in the harbors and bays
about Long Island, New York, and navigation is
is opening.
The strikers In Great Falls, N. H., are returning
to work. #1
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Evening Tickets, 30 cents. For sale at the door.
Doors opcl AT !; Concert commences at 5.
aprl. tcodtlls 8, -tht ned
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BIDDEFORD,
SacO River Rising.

Biddeford, April s.. The Saco. river has risen
about three feet since Saturday morning and i.
slowly rising. An immense amount of snow is
still in the back country. Grave fears of heavy
freshet are entertained.
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NINETEENTH DAYS Proceedings.
Bangor, April 5. In the Carson trial. to-day
Attorney General Pasted made the closing argu-
ment to the jury, for the government, commenc-
ing at y o'clock this morning. He occupied the
forenoon and concluded at 430 this afternoon,
having carefully reviewed the mass Of testimony
and in an able and comprehensive manner pre-
sented the prominent parts. The charge of Judge
Cutting to the jury occupied less that an hour and
the case was submitted at quarter before six
o'clock. The jury having failed to reach YER
dict at nine o'clock tonight, the court adjourned
until nine o'clock tomorrow morning. The i'm
preston is prevalent that verdict of not gnilty
VIII be rendered, unless there should be a disa-
greement.
Arrested.
A man giving his name as Charles T. Brown
and claiming Wenham, Mass, as his residence,
was arrested to-day for attempting to pass a
forged note for 5000, at the FIRST National Bank.
In default of $500 bail, he was committed to jail
to await the action Of the Grand Jury in August
next
Ice Blockade.
Owing to the recent ram the river is high, and
to-day the ice in the Kenduskeag stream forced
its way to the Pcnobscot, where it has blocked up
but no serious damage is apprebended, The
weather is clear ard cooler than for several DAYS
past
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We understand that the Executive committee
of the Augusta Library are making arrangements
for spelling match, to come Oft at Granite Hall,
on Thursday evening, April Sth, for the benefit Of
the Library. Prizes will be offered. Now con-
suit your spelling books. Full particulars to-mor-
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CONNIE CTICuT.
State and Municipal Elections.

In the Connecticut election Of yesterday, the
candidates for Governor are, Greene, republican.
and Ingersol, democrat; Representatives to Con-
gress, Hawley, Kellogg, Starkweather and Hub
bard, republicans, and Landers, Phelps, Foster
and Barnum, democrats. The State has gone dem
ocratc for two years, and last year elected Inger-
soil by 2S00 majority over all, Smith, temperance,
having received about $500 votes.
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At the first meeting Of the Vestry of st. NJ ark S
parish, in this city, held yesterday afternoon Hon.
Daniel Williams was reelected Clcrk-a position
which he has held for about forty years.
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CUBA
Naval Affairs.

Havana, April 5. The U. S. steamer Fortune
sailed to-day for Washington. She has had only
one serious case of yellow fever on board during
the cru Use, and the patient recovered.
Religious Fanaticism.
A case Of fanaticsm, superinduced by spiri: rap
pings, is now undergoing investigation A mother,
believing she was acting under the direction Of
spirits, tore out the eyes of her son and aferward
tried to tear out her own. This she did openly,
as solemn sacrifice, in the presence Of other
women in the family, who prayed in loud voice
while it was going on. All the parties have been
arrested and are now on trial.
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HAIR GOODS.

Having purchased hair goods from the bank
rupt stock of one of the largest firms in New
York, l am prepared to sell switches, curls, &C.,
&C., at considerable under the regular prices.
These goods cannot be procured again at such
prices where sold. Mrs. NJ. p. WEBSTER,
ttf 1853 Water Street.
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Bath is to have "Home for Aged and INDECENT
Women" A meeting of the citizens is called for
the afternoon of Fast Day, to consider the matter,
and take initatory steps towards the establishment
of such an institution.
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Weathe r Probabilities for To. Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
generally clear weather will prevail, with north
easterly winds, shifting to easterly southerly,
no decided change in temperature, and rising bar
ometer on the coast.
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Shooting ARRAY.
WARRINGTON.


Washington, April L. Information received at
the treasury department is to the effect that the
prospects for negotiating the new United States
bonds, in the hands Of the syndicate, have con-
siderably improved.
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Maj. John D. Myrick, formerly of Augusta, but
now Of Fitchburg, Mass, has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver the Grafton before Seth Williams
Post, in this city, on Decoration day.