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F 0 r E IG N
Opening of Parliament Tho QueeI
ENGLAND,

Opening of Parliament Tho Queens
Speech.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The Queen opened the new
session of Parliament soon after noon to-day
She did not read the speech in person. Ihous-
ands lined the streets through which the Queen
and her attendants passed.
The points OF the speech were as follows:
The relations of England with all foreign pow
ers continue of a cordial character. The Sui
tan not yet having deem able to quel the insur-
rection, England has not stood aloof from the
efforts made by other nations to bring about
pacifcation. England has agreed to purchase
the Khedive's shares of the Suez Canal, and
the Queen relies upon the sanction being grant
ed. China received in friendly spirit the rep
reservations made by England in regard to the
Margary murder, and it is hoped the discovery
and punishment Of the offenders will speedily
follow. The Queen expresses thanks at the
Prince of Wales reception by the Indian SUBJ
jects. The course pursued by England in put
ting an end to slavery within her own depen.
denotes makes it important that the action of
her subjects elsewhere be in harmony with that
course. The affairs of the colonies are gener-
ally prosperous. Bills ror regulating the trbu-
nal of appeal for the United Kingdom, for an
amendment of the merchants shipping law
aud for prison management and primary edu-
cation are promised.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Rufus Wood. (of PortandD Davis. from Bos-
ton for San Francisco. put into Montevideo - ult
with loss of jibboom, foretop mast, topgalant mast,
and upper yards.
Barque Adde MeAdam, Curtis, I'm Buenos Ayres
for Antwerp, put into Dover Jan % with loss of an
Choir and chain.
Brig Tubal Cain, Stone at New York from Mar
settles, with wool, &c, reports:-Passed Gibraltar
Dec 10; came the middle passage and up to Jan 9th,
Ion 81, bad good weather; since then, experienced
heavy gales from SW and NV; passed datteras Jan
31st: on the night of Feb list. had heavy gale COM
to under storm trysa morning of the I'd vessel hove
to under bare poles hours, it blowing perfect
tornado from NV, which lasted until evening; took
the gale about 50 miles off the Capes of Delaware;
on the 4th had severe storm and was hove to twen-
ty-four hours.
Brig Kaluna, Mitchell, at New York fiom Havana,
reports heavy weather, had decks swept, and lost
sails.
Sch Ruth Baker, Collins, at New York from New
Orleans, reports heavy gales OIL Hatteras, and split
sails sprung mainboom &c,
Sch III HERMAN, Herman, at New York from
Cardenas, reports heavy weather and lost and split
SAILS had decks swept, &C.
Sch W Holt, at New York from Fernandina ex-
perenced heavy gales the passage and lost suit OF
sails, had deck swept, lost deckload; &c.
sen carrie Nelson, Allen, at New YORK from
Charleston, reports having experienced heavy gale
Jan and lost sails and deck load sprung foremost
and bowsprit and started aleak.
Sch Maggie Mulvey, Fountain, from Cardenas, ar
rived at Delaware Breakwater 7th inst with cargo
damaged and sails split by heavy weather.
Sch NJ Nloseley, Urann, at Barbados from Nor
folk. reports the loss of the mate, u Millken oil
Trenton) who was drowned Dec 49,
Brig Sarah 81 Emma, Carter, from Montevideo, ar
rived at Queenstown Jan "a, with foremost sprung,
bowsprt started, and leaking in tOpsides.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Jan. 81, by Geo. A. Thomas, ESQ.,.
BENZ f. Fogg, NJ. D., and Miss S. Adele Wiley OF
New Ipswich, N. H.
At Maryland Ridge, Me-, Feb. 6, at the NJ. E. Par
sonage. by Rev. W. p Merrill assisted by Rev. Jesse
Stone, William Allen and Betsey L. Colt, both of
Wells.
In vinalhaven. Feb. g. John A. Miller and Adella
S. Arey, both of Vinalhaven.
In Augusta. Feb. 8, Chas. E. Lowell of Boston and
Miss Sadie L. Hutchins of Augusta.
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not part of the conspiracy alleged
in the indictment, and that the defendant is
1872, then we can act on the testimony already
presented and rule it out. Court then ad-
iourned.
Hon. E. G. Barely of Washington, one of
Babcocks counsel, has been SO ndisposed since
his arrival here that he has not appeared in the
case and left for home tonight,
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Wst.riovn Cattle Market.

WATERFOWL, Feb Seattle Market-Receipts
134z head The present inactivity of the Cattle trade
is quite remarkable; the market does not appear
be overstocked yet. Beef in the city sells very slow
owing, it supposed to large sale of cheap stuff
beef Sims, livers, etc. Prices for Cattle to-day
ranged from 90 q 9 25 y cwt, dressed weight. The
few sold were bought in small lots with the excep
ton of several punches of Western.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts of 1898 head mark
ct supply somewhat larger and requirements are
sufficient to hold prices at last weeks quotations; we
quote sales in lots at 100 q 25 each; extra at 80
q 30.
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Where Does 1t All Come From E

Pints and quarts of filthy Catarrhal discharges.
Where does it all come from? The mucus mem
brane which lines the chambers of the nose and its
little glands are diseased, that they draw from
the blood its liquid and exposure to the air changes
1t into corruption. This life-iquid is needed to
TEN is weakened by the loss To cure gain flesh and
strenth by using DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, which also acts directly upon these glands,
Remedy with DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche, the only
method OF reaching the upper cavities, where the
strument and both medicines sold by DRUGGIST and
dealers in medicines deodEw1w
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A Cabinet Success Claimed.

LONDON, Feb. 8.-The Carlist committee in
this city published the following: A telegram
from Hendage dated Monday. says that great
battle began Saturday between the Carlists and
AlfOnsists' main bodies. When this intelli-
gence was dispatched from the field of battle
the fight was still progressing. The Carlist
losses were inconsiderable and they held all
all their nOsitionS.
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New Work stock and Money naarke

NEW YORK. Feb. -Evening.-Money was easy
at q per cent on call; on time money i S offered
at per cent for 80 days Governments. The dis
count market is easy at { q per cent. for prime
business rates, with exceptions, low as A per
cent. Foreign Exchange quiet and firm for actual
business at 4S5a q 1856 for bankers long sterling and
1891 for demand
Exports of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day, Si55 1875, against $4,3S2576 for the
corresponding week in 1875.
Gold opened and closed at 1929 sales in the interim
at ll5 The rates paid for carrying were q 21 81,
4. and 81 per cent The clearances at the Gold Ex
change Bank we're S16,769OOO. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out to-day S66000 in interest and S3490O0
in redemption OF bonds. The Customs receipts to-
day were $569,000
There was shipped East at San Francisco to-day
$4,000 in coin and 49,, 900 in bullion.
Government bonds strong in some cases. There
was difference Of to per cent. between the bid
ding and asking prices. State bonds dull. Rail-
road bonds strong and higher, the largest transac-
tons we're in Pacific issues Union Pacific rsts ad-
vanced to 104i Central Pacific to 1861 Union Pacific
land grants brought 1911 sinking funds 95a; Chicago
& Northwestern consolidated plain to 101; cou-
pom gold bonds selling at 904 q 9Oa.
The following the closing quotations of Gov
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MATTERS In MAINE.
THE BLAINE CLUB.
Election of OMc ers-EncOuraging PoIiti-
cal Outlook.

Especial to the Press.l
AUGUSTA Feb. s. Every county was repre-
scented at the first meeting of the Blaine Club
this evening. Mr.. Powers of Houton, was
chosen temporary Chairman, and Col. /. S.
Bangs of Waterville, secretary. After SOM
consultation the committee proceeded to elect
the following officers:
President-Col Frederick Robbie of Gorham.
Secretary and Treasurer-H. s. Osgood of
Augusta.
Executive Committee-Geo. 2. Wescott of
Portland, J. M. Haynes of Augusta, and E. B.
Nealley Of Bangor.
The Club was addressed by exGov. Dingley.
He said that the correspondence he was having
with gentlemen in other states was full of en-.
couragement andIwas such as to ensure sue
cess if the friends of Mr.. Blaine in Maine were
as Jealous as he felt they were.
The chairman, Col. Robbie, and the secretary,
Col Bangs, we're added to the Executive Com
mittee Most encouraging reports were made
by the representatives of the various counties
on the general political outlook. The Club ad-
journed to NEE. at the call of the chairman.
ITO the Associated Press.l
Gov. Connor's stafT.
Gov. Connor's staff will be announced as fol-
lows; Inspector General, Charles W. Tilden
of Castine; Surgeon General DR.. Horatio N.
Small of Portland; Judge Advocate General,
COL Horace Fl. Burbank of Saco; Commissary
General, Col. j. B. Peaks OF Pittsfeld; Aides,
Col J. W. Spaulding of Richmond, Col. Philo
Hersey of Belfast. Col. f. E. Heath of Water
vile, Col. J. I. Richards of Gardiner; Addi-
tional Aide, Col G. L. Beal of Norway.
THE SCHOOL MILL TAX.
The Supreme Court Decides that it is
CONSTITUTIONAL.
BANGOR, Feb S.-The Judges of the SUI
preme Judicial Court with the exception of
Judge Danforth, met 10 this city to-day to con-
slider and give an opinion on the constitution.
atty of the school mill tax, as required By a
resolve recently introduced in the Legislature.
They unanimously decided it to be constitution
al. Chief Justice Appleton will draw the opin-
lou and forward it to the Legislature to-mor.
row.
Especial to Press.1
kockland Items.
RoCCLAND, Feb. S.-A trotting horse owned
by E. P. Walker of Vinahaven, dropped dead
while speeding on the ice at that place to-day.
Several wood-pile thieves were arrested TO-
night. A,
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ysTNOR TELE&RAus,

Hon. Edward Avery has Withdrawn from the
defence of Piper, the befry murderer, on ac-
count of Illness
A. r Esty has been appointed architect OF
the new Boston post office, vice G. j. e. Bry-
ant, resigned.
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European Markets.

LONDON, Feb. S-12.3O P. M.-Consols at "a 3-16
for money and account. Amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England to-day 9l64 900.
securites-United States bonds 1867, 1O9s do 1O40s
1851. Erie Railway at 15a.
LONDON, February 8-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
steadier; Middling uplands at 7-16d; do Orleans
at sgd; sales 10000 bales, including 1000 bales tor
speculation and export.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Portland yys,o,cs,,. ,r.u,,..

TUESDAY, February s.-The markets are firm to-
day. Pork is steady at its advance and lard is very
tations: Corn, high Mixed CT q CSC, do bag lots 70
g 73c; Meal 6S 9 zoe; Rye 25 Barley at rs az s5c I;
Oats 81 q 55c Fine Feed 80 Co., Shorts 25 90 q 26 co.,
Extra G.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.

The General Railroad Bill-BiIl Relat-
ing TO Damages ON the Highways-The
Sheriff enforcement Act-An Appropri-
alton of $4,000 to Uniform the Militia
Recommended, etc.
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Foreign Imports.

STJOHN NIB. Steamer Chase-13 packages mer-
chandise So do fish to r Stubbs 8 bags hair pkgs
skins to W Drew, 1888 kegs nails 60 packages mer-
chandse to G L Railroad.
CAMPoBELLO, NIB. Sehr Willie Seavey-15O, goo
fresh herring to I Wyer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR EST TAR =.

All cases of Coughs, Colds, Catarrh or Consump-
ton may he much relieved by Forest Tar and Forest
Tar in Solution, and durable cases may be cured by
continued use of it. Forest TarSalye has great heal
ing mower in cases of Cuts Bruises, Burns, ndo.
,ont Sores. Forest Tar Soap cures Salt Rheum and
ali diseases of the skin and is the best shaving soap
in the market. Prepared by The Forest Tar Co.
Portland, Me. Ask your druggist for them.
oct15 sn9m
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Unless its effects are counteracted by that pure
vegetable tonic and antiseptic SOzodont. No
bodily disease impare them if this antidote to
all corrosive elements that act upon the enamel is
regularly applied. efb7deod&w1w
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Tuesday, Feb. 8.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Chase Thompson, st John. NB.
Barque Princess Louise, (Br) Perkins, Liverpool
via Tybee Ga in ballast, to load grain for Europe.
Flowed in by tug @ Warren)
Sch L Whitmore, Whitmore, Port Johnson-coal
to Randall & McAlliser. ",
Sch l. A johnson, Mailman, New IorK-coal 10
Randall 81 MeAllIster.
Sch Emma Crosby, Crosby, Hoboken for 81 John'
NIB, master sick
Sch Panama, Marcel. Boston, seeking.
Sch Wiley Seavey, HolbrOok, Campobello, NB,-
$50, 900 herring to L Wyer.
Sch Union, Bartlett, Phipsburg.
CLEARED.
Sch Della Hodgkins, Paine, Provincetown--master.
SAILED-Schs Margie, S l. Burus, Mary j Ward
Bowdoin Am Chief, Julia Newell. Lucy Church, S E
Nightingale, 5 Mcclellan, and st Elmo.
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New Orleans 18th inst, schs NAV Evelyn, Nc
Learn Ruatan; VIM Fisher Lorng, Utilla.
Ar at SW Pass 9th, ship Hermon, from London.
Cid at Philadelphia Sth brig Eta M Tucker, Mer-
riman Cardenas.
Ar at Matanzas 3Oth, brig Eliza Morton. Leland,
Havana.
Sid I'm Cardenas Doth, sch H Riley, Matanzas.
Sid FIN Grimsby 7th, barque Fannie Mcclellan,
for New Orleans
Ar at Liverpool 7th, ship Belle O'Brien, Mobile.
Cid It'll. barque Leventer, for United States.
Ar at Caibarien list, sch Quoddy, Tanning, from
Pensacola.
Ar at CenfuegoS 9Th barQue Joseph Baker, Ryder,
New York.
Ar at Cardenas 4th, brig Mary A Chase, Dolan, for
Cardenas.
Sid, brig David Bugbee Showers, North Hatteras
Ar at Havana 9Th sch Lena Slower, Wilmington
Almon Bird, Drinkwater New York
Ar at MatanZas 9th, barque Brunswick, Hutchin-
son, Baltimore; brig Clara Adams, McFadden, do;
Clytie Dow, Philadelphia; schs Palos, Shacktord
Charleston; David Nichols, st John, NIB.
Sid 9th. brig Ernesne, for North of Hatteras; sch
Miranda, Mitchell, New York.
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. 8. of diptheria. Charlie, son of
Samuel w. and Mary H. Joy, aged years 10 months
and 16 days.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clk,
at No. Adams Court. Friends and relataves are
invited to attend.
In this city, Feb. g. Ethel L., daughter of Oscar G.
and Mary NJ Robinson, aged year months and II
days.
In Cumberland, Feb 8, Mr.. Thomas Greedy, aged
"A years months.
at Chebeague Island, Feb. 8, Horace Bradford
aged years l month and days. Feb. 4th, Carrie
Evaline, aged years months and days,-chidren
of Francis S. and Lucy A. Hamilton.
In Dundas, prince Edwards Island) JAM 90 Dr.
Arthur Mcclellan Paddock, Oldest son Of the late Dr.
Paddock of st John, N. B p, aged 40 years
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For New England.

Middle and Eastern States, falling barometer,
and east to northeast winds, and partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, with lower tempera tufe than
on Tuesday, and possibly light snow in northern
thence southwark, rising temperature and pos
sibly light rains
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Dniiy DOmestIC Receipts.
By water conveyance-10O0 bush cornmeal to G.
fi,rua g. IA
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Providence Priu, CIo,bs Market.
Domestic Markets

PROVIDENCE. February s.-The Printing Cloths
market quiet and unchanged at 4sc and 49c for best
GA x 64'S
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SPOKEN.

Dec 6, lat so N Ion &c IS W, barque Patmos, from
Hull for Valparaiso.
Jan 2, lat 81, Ion A. sch Victor, Nickerson, fr m
New YORK tor Para.
Jan 20, off Cape Hatteras, sch Addie Jordan, from
Baltimore for Cuba.
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MDTINNNN The largest and best
IUIIkNHk sOrtment i'm the state.
MN Y Also n HI u L. ID Il X
INDIAN CLUBS and
DUMB BELLS. LORlNG, ApoIbe-
cary and Practical Truss Filter, Cor. Ex-
change and Federal SITS. jan26eodsnn
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUL
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Feb g. II A MY
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Boston stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Feb. 81
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Miniature Almanac ,....- February o.
Sun rises. High water e. ....1O.45 AN
Sun sets. Moon rises. $3.50. PM
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REDER'S
GERMAN SNUFF,

A preparation which has been pronounced by some
of the highest medical talent in the land to be the
only reliable article for this complaint.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-31

When the bowling swell, armed
with pack of visiting cards, goclh
forth on foot or IN coach to receive the
assurances o, his profound considera-
ton tomorrow, lot him beware Of put
ting punch on top of sherry champa gu
or top of lemonade, punch sherry,
whiskey and egg nogg. by the tine
the average new years caller has
tested everything he viii think his
head an Iron boiler aud that there Is a
man inside fixing the rivets, Look
not upon the wine when you are full
Select your poison and stick to II
Coffee Is your safest aud best hold.
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lug establishment, Lamar street,
next to the First National BahH,
has ON hand n fine assortment of wool
ems for gent!omen's wear. Give him
call 1T.
Walt for those holiday gift books
soon to arrive, at Reed Il Lathrop's' u
"A new stock Of the Maoie "
Todd gold pens at Reed q LathroPs' u
Tie original French John has the
finest display OF large shell oysters
game Of all Kinds, the choicest cuts OF
beef mutton, veal, pork, etc., also salt
and fresh water fish, shrimp, poultry,
milk shoats, and In fact the very best
Of everything the markets OF Dallas,
Shreveport Galveston aud New Or
leans afford. Go aud try him and
Judge for yourselves. I'm
New York dairy cheese at Hag'
garre. u
--Cuthiug's celebrated California
canned fruits at Raney IL CrOwdus' III
p. Three hundred uarrels Of onions at
Haggart'B. "
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Grain.

Small grain OF all Kinds Is continu
ing to rice Ia our market Wheat IL
now worth fIom 81 ~ to 81 70 here.
The reason Tor this excessive price
may BIO found ia our European dis
patches. The Russian crop is short
an, the prospect OF war has stimulated
buyers. This, Of course, has excited the
American market aud sent thousands
of bushels through the Boz phoTus that
could never otherwise haye found that
outlet.
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The Messrs. Sanger BrOs publ sh II
card In which they say: "Again the
rumor spreads that some years ago our
house compromised for It's indebted
ness, and aga we will say that it h
an Infamous lie, and we viii herewith
make two propositions. Firstly, we
will pay one thousand dollars TO any
one who will trace this rumur to its
author Secondly, We viii pay ono
thousand dollars TO any one who will
prove that We, or any ono OF us, have
at any time settled for less than one
hundred cents on the dollar. or asked
one hour Of extensions
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Annn.i ure,ins.

Tho annual meeting OF the stock.
holders oil the Exchange Bank will DO
held at tho office OF said bank ut 2
O'clock p, M on Tuesday, tho Both day
Of january 1877, Tor the purpose Of
6lecting officers for tho ensuing yenr,
and the transaction Of any other bust
hess .tuat should properly come before
said meeting, CIV swiNx =
~ = ' 1'' .''''''' y \ sfhi~cfshier
DAllac, Texas, Dec 80, 1915. dsvSl lm
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Th0mpson's Theatre.

The management Of this popular
theatre, ever Rive to the Interests Of
his many patrons, has engaged fer
the new year Mr.. aud Mrs. Browne,
(lato from the eastern theatresl who
will appear nightly in their popular
and pleasing character sketches. Also
the celebrated premiera, Miss Sallie
Uilchrst, and the charming vocalist,
Little LOttie, also Miss Jennie Nor.
ton, all making their New Year bow
on Monday evening.
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Mr.. John Shea, will receive on
Monday and for the enjoy
ment of his friends, eet forth a
champagne lunch with all the hxlngs.
John Is y whole soulcd gentleman and
keep ncue tut the best of liquors and
cigars I'm his bar.
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U'ILNH' IENNs' UeVtHUer III IoIO
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank OF
Dallas, Texas, Mt its banking house in
this city on Tuesday, the 9th day OF
January, 1877 for tho purpose Of elect
ing Board oil Directors for the ensuing
year.
de2sJyp RIP. AU VsPAUGn, Cashier.
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A N,,rn.

Owing to the removal of Mr.. J 8.
Jackson, some Of the public are under
the impression that am moving also.
| hefewilllstate that l shalt remain at
my old stand, 704 Elm street, aud " ISL
all my old patrons and the public in
general to call on
a., {HERMAN LANCE,
Matchmaker and Jsweler, 7Oi Elm street
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1877.


Mrs. Theo. Il Wallace will receive
her friends Mt her residence In the
Oedars, 2l6 Park street. The follow
ing young ladies viii he with her :
Miss Hstty Perry, of Mobile, Miss Nit
tie Simpson, Miss Eva Bartlett, Miss
Mary Wilcox, and Mise Belle Scott OF
Shreveport.
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sceyn,..riano Ware noo,us,

AT 5D4 Main street you can purchase
Il first class plano or organ Mt lower
prices than they have ever been offer.
ed to the public. All instruments
fully warranted for Ave years. lw.
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Nn,irn tn ti,e ia,li ,e.i

q Mrs, Bath wishes respectfully to no
tifylher old and new customers and lady
friends inlReneral, that shehas resum.
ed her dressmaking business in the
Howe, Machine 0tlics, sos Main street,
whore ehespness as well as elegance is
an object, Ladies' would do well to call
on Mrs B, before purchasing elsewhere
deeI2 lin. b N SIAT
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Holiday goods ut Webbs. Dia.
monds, watches, jewelry, silver and
silver plated ware Best assorted stock
IN the city All goods new and war.
rauted To be as represented. at WebL's,
5l5 Main street
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BON D. MoD0NALp.--On the slst OF Ia.
Cen Der, 1878, at the resid Ance Vi Mr. J II.
Davis, by Revc q w. Rogers, aston IL the
Daplist Church, MIR. u. N 30 md Miss
CARaIE A, MCDONALD, e the city. h,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


One bav mare Pony, years old, IA
hands high, branded D S. on right
shoulder. A suitable reward will be
paid for delivery of same to the under.
aligned at the Freight Depot H. & I. c.
Ry. uEo. W GAINES.
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MONT Eorgs, IL,

The bankrupt st ok ut ]. G. Booth &
Co., must be closed out Ia u few days,
to make room for another large stock
enrnute. Big bargains at priva;e sale.