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VsuEriSE Is not a stimulating bitters which
cteates fictitious appetite. but Q sutle tonic
hoolthy action. W -
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vEoErINE will eradicate from the system ev-
CRY taint OF Scrofule end Scrofulous Humor. 1t
has permanently cured thouaecdg in Boston end
vicinity who Esd been long anu rainful aufIcrera.
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&RH week In Your own town. Terms and es
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New ADV Il / q e9IaEolanSsS..,'l

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GStP.ssrecsions q In the bo1eln neglect theas:
sso, ny 70 outrage tho palate With ns-
i've Known ls TARhAfiT'a ERrEavEscrHT SrS1sFr
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directions, certain and speedy cure win follow
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-24
News and Other Items,

Senator Blaine is to SIT at the desk 50 long
occupied by Senator Wilson, and now occupied
by Senator Boutwell,.
A man ia New Orleans adyertises that he
will give tuition in law. religion and jourua-
lsm, lifting anybody to become an able law
yer, Clergyman or editor, in one year.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines. property suits came
up before Judge Billings in the U. S. Circuit
Court of New Orleans last week. The suits
have been pending in court for more than forty
years.
Gold mining is having marked effect on the
physical features of California. The river
bottoms are gradually raised BY the earth car
RED down in suspension, and it is estimated
that at the present rate of "shoaling'' the Sac
ramento will be unnavigable in ten years.
Two granddaughter of Eugene Sue are in
teiested in will case in New York which in
wolves million. Their father was Nathaniel
Miles who married Miss she. 1t is said these
two ladies who wait legal decision were the
originals of the novelist's heroines in the
Wandering Jew
Fitzbugh, the ex doorkeeper of the House,
is still in Washington. His son earns a small
salary as an employe, and Mrs f. has taken a
house and keeps boarders. She is far more Of
a business man than her husband aud during
the Centennial visiting season cleared several
hundred dollars
The United States Court at Springfield, ILL.,,
has decided against reopening the settlement
of the Douglass estate, which has been so per-
sisteutly litgated in the interest of the "Llttle
Giants" widow. This decision will probably
be accepted as a final confirmation of the rights
of present holders of the property.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-24
Domestic MARKETS.,

NEW YORK January 23-Evening.- Cotton market
is quiet and steady at Lice ADVANCE sales OF GAG
bales; ordinary uplands. Alabama, New Orleans and
Texas at IL 7-l6c; ordinary stained at IL 3-16c
middling uplands at IL 5-16; do Alabama at IS 3-6
do New Orleans and Texas at I33 do stained at
IL 1l-16; delivered contract so bales: moderate
business for futures closing easy at 1872 q 1-l6c
advance. Fluur-Ieceipts 1858 bbs; the market is
quite strong with only moderate trade for export and
home use, sales 200 bbs; No 2, 70 q 25 Super
line Western ana State 5 Is q 90; extra Western
and State at 6 10 q Is; choice Western and State
at 20 9 8 80; White N heat Western extra at
6 36 q 80; Fancy White Wheat Western at IS "a
500; extra Ohio at 10 Co., extra ST Louis at Is
q %; Patent Minnesota extra at IS q 75 choice
at so q 10 10; Southern flour at 10 a 25 Rive
-four firm at 4 80 9 20 for Superfne. Cornmeal
is quiet and steady at 80 a 65. Wheat-receipts of
5000 bush; the market is quiet and scarcely so
strong and business is mainly for milling; shippers
are holding off and SPECTATORS hold off; sales 26 600
bush 40 for ungraded Spring in store; so for old
No Sheboygan IN store; 80 for Winter Red West
ern in store; Ga for White Michg offers to sell
No Chicago at as; No Milwaukee at At. bye
is in moderate demand; $4,000 bush Jersey, State
and Penn for export at 91c. Barley is dull; $500
bush light sixrowed State about zoe. Barley Malt
is dull and unchanged Corn-receipts of 1890
BUSH the market is active for new, but scarcely
SO strong tor old. with firm and active demand;
sales of 10000 bush; CO., q 60sc for new no grade
Mixed Gil q clio for new steamer Nixed 60 "a Oh
for old Western Mixed in store 62 for 40 afoat 60Ac
TOR White and Yellow Southern on track. Oats
receipts of 1900 bush; the market is dull; prime
parcels are firm; other kinds heavy sales 1900
bush; AZ q 543c for Mixed Western and State; AZ q
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MINOR TEkEGRANs.

Eugene Christ for assault with intent to kill
got ten years in state prison.
The Illinois Legislature failed again yester.
day to elect Senator.
No nomination for United States Senator from
West Virginia, was made by the Democratic
caucus at Wheeling Monday evening.
1t is reported that Crazy Horse captured a
train of 10 wagons and 20 men near Black ills
last Thursday.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad was
sold Monoay. 1t was bought by Judge Grard.
ney for the holders Of receivers certificates and
other claimants on the fund.
The news comes from Atlanta that there ia a
prospect of a duel between Ben Hill and Judge
Sibley, because of aspersons by the former on
the reputation of dead brother of the latter.
A box shop. dye house and several cars at
Whitefeld, N. H.. owned by Browns lumber
20, were burned yesterday. Loss from SIS 600
to $4,000. No Insurance.
The House committee Of Louisiana Republi-
can Legislature report that Pinohback's charge
that sixty-two of the members of the House
mad been bribed by Kellogg is false.
The grand jury of the court of General Sess-
IONS requests the Legislature ia amend the law
Relating to dueling so that any witness of the
proceedings could DO compelled to give testi-
mony.
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MEXICO.

Cry OF MEXICO, Jan. Is, via Havana, Jan.
23.-President Diaz is now in possession of the
entire Republic excepting Cinaloa and Chihua-
hua. Diaz's administration is conducted with
prudence and wisdom The people complain
only of excessive taxation.
Ex-Pfesdent Lerdo has embarked for San
Francisco. Iglesias and his cabinet are at Ma
zatlan awaiting events.
There is much anxiety to know what course
the United States will take in regard to Mexi-
co. The money for the payment of 100000 to
the United States under the awards of the mix
ed commission has arrived at Vera Cruz.
The government has fined Messrs. Baron &,
Escandon. banking firm, $3.50, 900 for failure
to comply with the railroad concession. The
government have seized Baron's estate He is
an Engiishman. England has no representa-
tive at this government.
The German minister has been attacked BY
thieves who stole his watch and then drew
knives on the bystanders who tried to interfere.
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DRY G00(ls Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The Bulletins weekly re-
view of the New York dry goods market SAYS
The package trade in domestic Cotton goods was
fairly active and prices ruled strong, especially
are closely sold up. Standard Sheetlngs advanced
to &c, and Brown Drills are higher Medium Fancy
Prints were in fair demand and firm Cottonades
hams We're sluggish, except dress stiles, which met
with good safes Spring weight Fancy Cassimeres
and Worsted Coatings were taken in increased
amounts by clothers, and low grade Kentucky jeans
were more active. Satinets ruled quie, and cloths
and doeskins were in limited demand. Foreign
goods were sluggish, except linen and white goods
and emeroderies, which were more active.
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$4,000 for nm E,ectora, yo,.
FO r Ell N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Russian BIuster Subsidiug,

PARIS Jan. % 1t is understood here that
Russia Is going to issue circular on the sub.
ject OF the recent conference. In the crcu al
the proceedings of the conference will be re.
viewed and it is said that Russia will quietly
withdraw from her warlike position The cabi
net at st. Petersburg has determined to throw
the onuS of the failure of the conference on
Europe and intends to leave the Eastern Chris
tians to the doubtful security of moral pressure
from without
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FIFTY-SIXTH LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
Especial to Press.l

AUGUSTA, Jan. %.
Mr. ayes, President pro tene in the chair,
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Fuller of Hallowell.
Journal was read and approved,
Papers from the House were disposed of in
concurrence.
A communication was received from the Sec-
rotary of State. transmitting returns of lists
OF stockholders OF corporations for the wear
in accordance with the provisions of sec. %,
chap. 46, R. S.
House order directing the several JOINT COM
mttees to report finally on or before Jan %.
was taken from the table and tabled again
pending adoption of amendment.
Bill an act to abolish the highway tax came
up on its passage to be engrossed.
Bill an act to repeal secs. 65, &C, 67, chan. 18.
r. s., was read vice and tabled and ASSIGNED
for Thursday next
Order that inquiry be made into the expe.
diency of repeating sec. 81, chap. Sc, RS.
relating to disclosures of trustees, was taken
from the table. The Senate insisted on its
previous vote and referred the order to The
committee Of conference. The following COM
mittee was appointed: Vinton of Cumberland,
Stevens Of Kennebec Thompson of York.
Pdssed to be Engrossed-Bill an act to amend
cnap. zi9 OF the special laws of 1876 relating to
Ga !G smeits in Monsweag river aud bay.
Dlli was amended so as to include Sbeepscot
falls. ooio" 'ne
Order relating to requesting the oninon of
justices OF Supreme Court in relation to tho
expectation OF deer was refused passage.
Committee reported bill an act against Mo-,
selling and lotteries. 1t provides for the frs,
named offence punishment by imprisonment
in the state prison for term not exceeding
two years or fine not more than $1,000 or
both fine and imprisonment For the second
named offence, which includes rafting at
church fairs, the punishment of the existing
law is continued.
Bill an act to amend chap q, r. S., relating
TO drinking houses and tipping shops was also
reported
hedd and AsSigned-Resolye for the annoint-
ment OF commission to reconstruct laws re-
latlnR TO hsheries and protection of fish
raised to be unprecedented to amend chan
5l5 OF the private and special laws of 1875 10
extend the time for the location and eomnle.
ton OF the Somerset Railroad; act to amend
chap Z63 OF the special laws of 1876. act reIat
ing to the Bridgfon Centre Village corporaton.
act to amend act entitled act to incornorate
the Maine State Pure Blood Jersey Stock Al
ISOLATION; act relating to the Supreme Judicial
Court of Sagadah0c county; an act to prohibit
tne killing of seal In Casco Bay; an act to
amend the charter of the Penobscot Log Driy.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, January 23-Cattle-receipts 5000 head ;
shipments 49O head; the market is fairly active
under good local a d shipping demand, but prices
are 10 q 15c lower fair 10 good native Cows al ia
q 50; Bulls and good Steers at 124 a 81; choice
to extra shipping at so "a 30.
Hogs-receipts 5000 head; shipments $50 head ;
the market is dull; light are easier; heavy a shade
frmer; very light at 80 q 90; fair to good light
at $40 @ 10; heavy packing at on a 40; good to
extra smooth shipping at % (@675.
Sheep-receipts of 27OU head the market is active
and firm; sales at 4 so a 5 25.
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New YORK. Jan 23.-Evening-Money easy at
"a per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange nrmer;
the leading drawers advanced the rates 10 4S4 for
60 days aud 4S6 for demand, with actual business at
about 1881, 484a "a 4S5
Exports of domestic produce for the week $685.
1856. against $5610,626 for the corresponding week
in 1875.
Gold opened at 1861 and advanced to 1863 at which
it closed. The carrying rates were 8, 4S. @ 81 per
cent. The cIearances were $25,5Oi, OOO Thecustoms
receipts to day $332,OOO Treasury disburse-
ments $l44000 for interest and $4,000 for bonds
Governments are active and firm. Two large up
town institutions bought about S1,COO,0O0 in State
bonds. Railroad mortgages are quiet and firm.
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MEMORANDA.

Schs Clara Jane, from Dorchester, n B, for New
York and the Nellie Eaton, from Calais tor Warren,
which put IN here leaky, came out OF the dry dock
23d, having repaired, and are ready to proceed.
Barque Old Dominion, Nichols, from Philadelphia
for Antwerp which put into Fayal in distress. had
a cargo of oil which has been discharged and will be
sent forward in another vessel The Old Dominion
ia reported badly strained and hogsed, ana probably
will be condemned.
Brig Abbie Clifford, Brandt, from Rio Janeiro
for New York. which was reported ashore Dec 18th,
is reDorted by later dispatch to have sailed Goth, in
dicatipg that she was all right.
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emauoipated; but it seems to me that more
might be accomplished if they tied their bsws
straight, pinned their collars in front rather
than under one ear, and looked as little as pos
sibls LIKE say it respectfally-vixens.
MARY s. DEERING
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MARRIED..

In this city, Jan. II, by Rev. Father McKenney,
Bernard kurns and Miss Mary A. Gallagher.
IN Augusta, Jan. 20, Fred w. Miller OF Lewiston
and Miss Alice l. Carde of Augusta.
In Chelsea Jan. IL, Morris jackson of Westfield,
N. Y, and Miss Carrie G. Chase of Augusta.
In Rockland. Jan 3, Frank d. Lamb and Addie P,
Kennedy, both OF Camden.
In Lewiston, Jan II, Charles B. Turner and Miss
Marilia s. CarVille.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-24

"Oh my backv' How often we hear these words.
Pain in your back, nine times out of ten, arises
from Kidney Disease. HUNTS REMEDY, used as
directed, will cure all Diseases of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures Swollen Eyes.
jan22 eod6w1w
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Jan. "a, Il A. M y
For New England,
and middle states falling barometer, rising
temperature, south to west winds, increasing
coudiness and possibly light SHOWS IN the
northern portions, succeeded by rising barome-
ter and winds veering to cold nOrthwesterly.
Cautionsry signals continue at Milwaukee
and Grand Haven.
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FINANCIAL AND CO " saEEsCEAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

Portland Wholesale Market
TUESDAY, January 23.-There is a decided change
on kerosene oils to-day, owing to the falling off in
the export demand. Sugars quite active at 12sc
for granulated and 1sc for Extra c. Corn is strong
and in good demand at 70 to TIC for car lots and 75c
for bag lots Meal is quoted at 70c and Oats at %
60c. Flour is quite firm, but sales are rather slow
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Boston stock Market.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Jan. 231
l Boston & Maine Railroad. .......,,..,. 9e1
Second Call.
Eastern Railroad ................,,.... 81
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Sch John Avies. Wyman. from Portland for
Charleston with cargo of hay and potatoee, went
ashore 18th inst one mile South of Hateras Inlet.
The captain and crew of six men saved themselves
in their boat. The vessel and most of the cargo will
be a total loss.
Sch Addie Ryerson, Cousins, for st John, NIB,
while towing through He'll Gate 2ist parted hawser
and went ashore Niger Point. She was hauled off
at high water with keel badly damaged, and was
towed back for repairs.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., January % The Printing
cloths market is fraction higher, with fair de-
mand and sales on the basis of 4 15-16c for extra
o. Ga cloths. Best makes generally held at &c.
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WASHINGTON.
Secretary Robescn Acquitted.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The House judiciary
Commute today unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing resolution, to be submitted to the House
as their report upon the subject indicated:
ResotUed, That articles of impeachment
ought not to be preferred against George w
Robson, Secretary of the Navy, for violations
of the law which have occurred in his depart
rnent because there is therein no criminal in
tent or corrupt motive on his part which would
constitute such violations.
More kilograms.
Z. L. Eckert was before the House commit
tee today and promised to produce the tele-
grams sent over the Atlantic and Pacific lines
The Bill Abslishins the Police Commis-
siOners Vetoed.
The President has vetoed the bill for the
addition of the police board of commissioners.
which was passed by both Houses without OPP
postiSn.
$4,000 for an Electoral Vote.
Beverly Nash, colored, of South Carolina
testified yesterday that he was one of tbs
Hayes electors, and member of the South
Carolina Senate On the day of election he
says u. d. Childs, President of the South Caro-
lima National Bank sent for him and told him
if he could get three Republican Senators to 90
over to the Democrats and seat the claimants
OF seats from Liureus, Edgefeld and Abbeville
counties, he could get money for so doing, $10,-
COO for each one he secured. "Then,' said Mr..
Cailds, there is the electoral vote. If you will
agree to vo'e for Tilden, you can get $4,000
now aud $4,000 more soon as the thing is
consummated. Nash declined the offer
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lFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

WISCASSET, Jan liar. sch George W Jewett
Jewett, Westport, to load for Wilmington.
Jan i9-Ar, sch Niger, Alley, Boston.
Jan 2O--Ar, sch S III Pool, olby. Boston.
Jan 21-Ar, sch Superior, Coffin, Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-24
BGstOn Stock u

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1O00 bush cornmeal to G
W. True 81 Co.
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European Markets.
LONDON, January 23-1.30 P. M.-Consols at 95
1916 for money and account.
LONDON, January 23-12.3O P. M.-American Sc
curitesUnited States bonds, 6s, 1851; 1s67s, ITO;
Erie Railway shares at 1Oi New York Central, 1O1.
LONDON, January 23-1.3O P. M.-American Sc
curtes-Erie Railway shares, 1Oa; do preferred 22i.
LIVERPOOL, January 23.-1230 P. M.-Cotton-the
market is quiet; Middling uplands at I'd; do Or
leans at 3-l6; sales 10000 bales, including 1900
bales for speculation and export Receipts of 1920
bales, Of which 1855 bales were American OF the
sales of Cotton to-day 1900 bales were American
Futures opened Lied dearer.
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LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Sid FIN Rio Janeiro Dec 10, barque Clara for North
America.
Sla TN Havre Jan %. ship W Chapman, Turkey,
New Orleans; barque Almita Robinson, Tarbox, do.
Ar at Liverpool 22d, ship Carondeet, Stetson, from
New Orleans
HSd 22d. ship Virginia, Barker, New Orleans
Sid TIM Leghorn Dec 10th, barQue Mary Jenness,
Cakes, New York.
AT prev 10 3D. brig Myronus, Joy, New York.
Sid I'm st Nazaire 2lst inst, ship Abner l Benyon,
Watts United States.
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CHINA.
Commercial Hntere ou.e with Russia Sus-
pended.

LONDON, Jan. 23-Commercial intercourse
between Russia and China has come to stand
still owing to prOhibitory decree issued 5y the
Chinese government The decree is prompted
by suspicious aroused by the Russian move
ments along the Chinese frontier.
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Election 0f n Seminar

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 90 The Legislature
to-day elected John r. MACPHERSON to the
United States Senate by one vote over Freling.
huysep, the present Senator.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DYSPEPSIA!

II there be n human being on the face
of the earth suffering from DYSPEPSIA,
COsTEVENEss, FLATULENCY, IN
DIGESTION, PERIODICAL SICK
HEAD ACHE or PILES, we earnestly
euireat him to take LORING,s vEGE-
TABLE SPECIFIC, n remedy which
has performed marvellous cures in our
very midst. All the dealers sell IL.
jan2O sndtf
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Gustavus and Hermann Hass were killed at
Buffalo yesterday by boiler explosion.
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VI -ARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, Jan. 23.
ARRIVED.
Sch Henrietta Hill. Boston. to load for Cuba.
Sch Daylight, of Bath, from Portsmouth, to load
potatoes.
Sch Gem of the Ocean, Huey, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Sch Powlowna. Weber, Lubec-N Blake.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George-master.
SAILED-Brig Zetland; scbs Kate NJ Hilton, Hat
tie Ross, Melissa Wiley. Delhi, Oliver, Dyer, David
Torrey, Albert Clarence, Ada Ames, Sammy Ford,
Mary Pike, E AIcularius, and others.
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WilbOr's Cod Liver Oil

and Lime. Persrns who have been taking Cod Liver
Oil will be pleased to learn that DR.. Wilbor has sue
ceeded, from directions OF several professional gen.
tlemen' in combining the pure oil and lime in such
manner that it is pleasant to the TASTE and its effects
in lung complaints truly wonderful. Very many
persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless and
who had taken the clear oil for long time without
marked effect, have been entirely cured by using
this preparation. BE sure and get the genuine. Mali
ufaetured only by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston.
Seld by all druggist. jan22sneod1w
DIAMnu ED ROBINSON, 5 Myrtle Street,
IlhNUD has the celebrated " Der Piano, and
AND other makers, at extremely low prices.
0DnAMC Orders for Tuning attended TO as
URGANE, usual.
augZS nly
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REDER'S
German Snuff:

Dou't take any other preparation until you have
tried this Remembe it costs but 50 cents ii
your druggist cannot procure it, send 90 cents to the
Agents, and recevea box by return mail
SMITH, DOOLITTLE & SMITH, Agents, 70 Ire
mont Street, Museum Building, Boston,
0ct11 WS&Msn6m
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THE LITTLE GIANT PILL,

That cures Biitousuess. sick Headach he,
and Dyspepsia is for sale at all the drug
pound, Trade mark on square Jores.
jal3 d6w&w4wsn
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THE ELECTORAL BILL.

MIR. Blaine Opposed to the Compromise,
NEW YORK, Jan. GA Washington des-
patch to the Times says Mr.. Blaine will OBJ.
pose the compromise.