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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-11
NEW YORK.

Weather.
NEW YORK, July 10. Cloudy, muggy, warm,
wind southeast: rain fell nearly all night.
Gen. Grant.
private letter from Gen. Grant says his SYM
pathies are with Hayes in his policy.
Gold.
Gold opened at l05 3-s.
Aid.
The Cuban league will shortly make an anne al
to the American people for aid. Congress will be
osked to take action to end the struggle.
Sing Sing.
Sing Sing prison is to have wall twenty feet
high and 1900 feet long, encircling the whole pris
on. The expenses of the prison are 81 900 less
than last June, and receipts $4,000 more.
Suit.
libel SUIT was begun to-day by theatre man.
ager Hart, against the Herald.
City Affairs.
Notwithstanding $4,000 per annum are expend-
ed by the city on paying the board of excise with
Its attorneys, detectives, etc., to prosecute unli-
censed liquor dealers, that board cannot collect
There are now 5697 rumshops in this city without
licenses, every one of which if prosecuted would
be fined $50, the fine to go towards expenses.
Torpedo Trial.
A despatch from Cleveland shows that the exhi-
bition of the Lay torpedo in the lake, was a par
tial failure, and tug was obliged to tow it in, il
having become detached from its cable,
Loan Wanted.
Cyrus w. Field and Samuel Tiden sail for
England to raise loan for the benefit of the ele-
waited railroad in this city.
Failure.
Wnzesheimer & Lndheim, liquor dealers. have
failed, with liabilities at about half million and
no assets.
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LOUISIANA.
The Situation.

NEW YORK, July 10. Lieut.. Governor Wilt OF
Louisiana, who is in town en- route to Boston,
says if the returning board is convicted, it can ap-
peal to the State Supreme Court, and Gov. Mich
oils can only pardon them by consent of MAORI
ty of the Senate.
Judge Lawrence. who was member Of the
Louisiana commission, is reported in Chicago as
denouncing the indictment of Wells, Anderson,
Board as gross violation of q distinct under
standing with the Nichols government that there
should be no political prosecutions.
The President is reported as saying yesterday
that while he regards the prosecution ofWells and
Anderson As . violation of pledges made by the
ing to do with the matter, and has no apprehen.
sion as 10 the result.
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WEST LEBANON.
Committed.

BIDDEFoRD, July 10. John ID. Perkins and
Jas. Blaisdell, the men who murderously assault
ed Stephed Dixon at West Lebanon, July 4th, had
an examination yesterday at West Lebanon, be-
fore Justice Cakes. Academy Hall was crowded
to suffocation, and there is considerable excite.
ment regarding the matter.
County Attorney Lunt conducted the case fer
the government, and W. G. Copeland appeared
for the defence The assault was proven. and no
defence put in Both men were committed and
bail refused. Dixon's skull is fractured in several
places, and it is very doubtful if he RECEIVERS.
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Gardner l0raI Nems.

Four converts were baptised by Rev Mr.. Libby
at the Pittston NJ. L. church last Sunday after
noon.
The Alma stage now brings in great numbers of
blueberries every TIP. They are retaed for lsc
per quart.
&Farmers hereabout. say that the hay crop this
year will be one-thrd less than the last seasons.
Mr.. Jewett has stopped running the Mitchell
MILL In order to thoroughly overhaul and repair
it. lie has sawed up the last log of the big pile
next to the causeway.
The warm weather is driving up surgeons in
large numbers and Richardson & Co. are catching
ten or dozen good sized ones every night now.
In the police court Saturday afternoon Michael
Enright was srraigned for single sale of intoxca-
ting liquor. Plead not guilty. Was found guilty
and fined $50 and costs. which he paid.
Monday morning James Dunn was fined s. and
costs for drunkenness and not having the money
was committed.
Mr.. Baker, the peanut merchant near the Post
Office, fell into the mill pond in the rear, during
an epileptic fit. to which he is subject, and came
near drowning. He was pulled out by by stand
ers, and was able to resume business in the eve
ming.
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m EXICO.
The Outlaws.

New YORK, July 10. A special from San An
tonic, 9th, says General Villowa is en- route to
Gen. Ord to explain the instructions from Presi-
dent Diaz relative to outlaws. On the 9Th the spe-
Gle train of Mr.. Scheibagen, from Chihuahus to
San Antonio, was attacked by thirty five Mexican
highwsymen, but the twenty men with the train,
drove of the robbers with several killed and
wounded. Frank Grimsiger, who was in charge
of the train, and one of his men, were killed, and
several of the train hands wounded. The affair
was on Seco Creek, only fifty-two miles from San
Antonio.
A Berlin special denies that Germany is about
recognizing Diaz' Mexican government, and Bis
marck awaits the action of the United States be-
fore renewing official relations with Mexico.
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Alma Locals.

Alma Locals.
The day Of Independence was generally OBJ
served quietly. The morning of the Fourth the
young men seemed to be inspired to create little
noise with powder and bell ringing at the upper
village, while those at the lower village endeav
ored to muster breeze with powder and anvils.
But alas their sport was doomed to make excite
mept by An explosion. There was a ring used for
the purpose of putting the powder in and then
placing it between the anvils. This time there
was q ring made of cast iron, and when the pow
der was igned the sight that followed was by no
means small, setting aside the danger. Three
anvils were placed in the forks of the road. The
ring burst, spreading into four pieces, going in the
direction of the four corners. One piece went
through Mrs. b. p. Jones' millinery store, pene-
trsting the store rear the corner post about four
feet from the ground, passing through the store,
breaking show case and passing out the other
side. Fortunately no enc was in the direction.
The stores on the other two corners were not so
badly injured, while the fourth piece passed
through the Jones' yard fence, keeping right on
in its course and making its road through the
apples. Singular to say no one was hurt. In the
west part of the town there was a picnic. We
learn that there was quite large number gath
cred together TO have good time. So ended the
day that we celebrate.
The Colorado potato bug has made it's unwel-
come appearance in this locality in considerable
numbers and it is safe to say that il they increase
as fast as they have started that Paris Green will
be in great demand.
The haying season is being improved by our
farmers, and if ten days weather 10 allowed us
most Of the hay will have been secured.
A little boy belonging to MIR. j. A. Jewett came
near being killed by team running over him.
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OLD ORCHARD.
Religious.

SACo, July 10. The York County Congrega-
tional Conference has been in session at Central
Park, Old Orchard Beach, to-day.
The first Campmeeting opens on Thursday next,
continuing ten days, under the direction OF Rev.
Charles Cults of Boston. Among those who are
expected to be present and take part are Revs. E
NJ. Leroy, d. D., Dsn'l Steele d. D., Z. p. Ham,
mond. VIM. Mcdonald, r. Pearsoll Smith, and a
half-dozen others OF note. Mrs. ii. w. Smith will
conduct the womans' meeting each day. Those
who attend are urged to "observe special modera-
ton in dress and diet" and give their attention to
PRAYER and conservation,
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EASTPORT.
Convention.

EAsTPoRT, July 10. An international temper
ance convention was held at Pend leton's Island,
N. B., near Deer Island, seven miles from here.
The PASSPORT reform club with Lubec club and
the Pembroke band, left here this morning on the
steamer Stroud. Steamers went from st An
drews and St. Stephens, n b., and Calais. Lieut..
Gov Tilley, Governor Conner, Ex-Governor Per-
ham, Neal Dow, and other prominent men. and
five brass bands, advertised to be there. Five
thousand people expected. large tent has been
pitched to accommodate those attending. The
place is very unsuitable, there being but house on
the island.
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Arrest Of = Desperado-G allant Conduct
Of Gen. Squirting.

Of cen. squirting.
The Wing of yesterday gives fa u account of
the arrest in Backsport. Of Capt. Charles G. Gray
of Brooksvile, the skipper of a schooner, who for
some time has been preyinG upon cossting vessels
10 Pcnobscot bay, break ing into stores post of
fees and even town agencies. Marshal Bridges
Of Portland has been hunting up the perpetrators
Of these acts, and finally fixed upon Gray ; and so
last Sunday afternoon, Deputy Sheriff J. w. Pat
erson of Bucksport, Constable j. 2. Ames, and
Gen. A. Is. Squirting, went to arrest Gray who is
an ugly. powerful man. He found his train on
one of the back streets in Bucksport, and reached
the wharf just in time to see him putting of in a
boat, with two men pulling at the oars. Gen.
Squirting hailed him saying, 81 wish to see you"
Gray answered, 81 will see you next Sunday"
aud ordering his men TO pull for life, when Gen.
Squirting drew revolver and fired a shot, com
handing the men to stop, whereupon they did.
tray then renewed his command for them to pull,
but they refused when he himself took the oars
and pulled for the vessel. The officers took
boat and went in pursuit. Gray stood in his boat
with an iron bar about three and half feet long
and large dog at his side, saying, "d--n you,
III beat the brains out Of the first man that dares
TO attemp TO come on board" Squirting stood in
the bow Of his boat, and as the boat came along
side he set the dog at him and he soon laid out
the dog with . heavy cane. When Gray raised
his iron bar and struck ct the Gen. he parted the
blow, and with left cut Cavalry term) he struck
Gray on the head staggering i'm, when Squirting
clinched in with him, and both being powerful
men lively time was had for few seconds
When officer Ames went over the side on deck.
Gray managed to strike at officer Patterson and
hit officer Ames, but the bar glanced down the
right arm of Ames and just hit the hammer of
Patterson pistol which he had in his hand I'M
cooked, and exploded the charge, but no one was
hit by the ball. Gray was soon overpowered and
hsndcuhed and was taken to the shore bleeding
quite freely. On reaching the shore they pro-
cesded to the lookup where the bleeding prisoner
was taken and cared for. Monday morning a
despatch was sent to Marshal Bridges, of Port
land. by officer Patterson, informing lin that he
and that evening Marshal R,;dces nassea throneh
Bangor enroute for Bucksport. On reaching the
deck of the craft Gen. Squirting recogn lied an
old offender who had served two years sentence
in Maine State Prison. while Squirting was serv-
ing as County Sheriff.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Unusual activity is being manifested in Orangs
circles in Ontario in view of the annual celebra-
ton. Arrangements have been made with the
railroads to reduce the fares.
Fred Kensel's brewery at Matoon, ILL.,, was
burned last night. Loss, So, 900; insured for
Sl3, 900.
The steamer Granger was burned last night,
four miles above Little Rock. The boat and car
go were 4 total loss. The boat was valued ct
SO, 900.
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The child was found to be quite badly bruised,
but not hurt internally.
A party came to town last week to visit their
folks who have not been here for about thirty
seven years. The party has resided most of that
time in the Western States.
The village schools closed last Friday, for their
summer vacation.
Mr.. Patterson Of Pitston took possession Of
the mail route between this place and Gardner
week last Monday, for a term of four years.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, July 10. 1877.

Chicago, July 10, 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75as 50.
WHEAT-No. spring, Az alas cash. l 4O-a
90; July 39js: August it1a No. s. / 23-a24 I:
40 Co; rejected, S5-a-.
CORN-No. mixed. +sh; cash 40 -; July, tsh
August. 494s.
0ATs-ss1sc: cash. $3.50 July; 800 August.
RYE-No. :, 6l-c.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, 60 a65c.
PORK = Cash, IL s5Nalys2O-, july, Ii l5-
August, Is Tx.
LARD Cash, s6s1s cash; siO--as 10 4. July;
August 8 rs -a9.l2S.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders, 5-a-c; short rib
sides, la CT short clear rib. TIA G.
WHISKEY-Western, l o. =.
fREiGHIS-Corn to Buffalo, &C.; wheat d.,
lc. - -.
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1ae squirrel Island squid," the weekly paper
Published during the season, on Squirrel Island,
ha. made its appearance, looking as neat as a
freshly skinned Gunner. as full of "fat takes" as
porgy, and we trust will get along as swimming
ly as a school Of mackerel. 1t is the off.Aal Or
gan Of the island, and has all the news from the
wave beaten rocks on the south shore to the sands
of the north
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EUROPE.
France.

france.
PARIS, July 10. The municipality of Perpeg
nan Is dissolved by government.
England.
LONDON, July 10. The assertions of q special
correspondent at Vienna, coupled with the report
of Baron Calces' special mission to the British
government, give the impression that active dip
lomatic efforts are making between England and
Austria for Joint action.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
PERSONAL.

Personal.
NEwBURYPoRT. July 10. Arrived, the yacht
America" with General Il. F. Butler, ex-tiov.
Ames of Mississippi, and party OF Gen Buffers
friends from Cape Ann. They visit Gen. Cushing
and dine with Collector House.
Accident.
BosToN, July 10. Yesterday, in Littleton,
Mass, Samuel Sanderson, an old gentleman,
while getting out of the morning train fell under
the wheels, and was crushed to death.
Arrested.
r. William S, store keeper Of steamship Greece,
was arrested to-day for silk smuggling.
The Turf.
SPRINGFIELD July 10. The Hampden Park
four days trotting meeting opened to-day with
good weather, and not large attendance. The
imported Russian horses made an interesting dis
play. The following are the summaries
Purse of two thousand dollars TO the two thirty
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ILLINOIS.
Court Maffe~s.

CHICAGO, July 10. The U. s. District Court to-
day awarded Rev. J. A. Ray of Buffalo. ten thou
sand dollars damages against the Pennsylvania
Railway Co., for injuries sustained about a wear
ago. in sleeping car on the Pittsburg s. Fort
Wayne road.
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BANGOR.
Railroad Matters.

BANGOR, July 10. The supreme court of New
Bru nswick, which has control of the matter has
decided in favor of changing the gusge of the
western extension of the E. & N. A. Railroad,
which will probably be done soon.
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DAKOTA.
Political.

NEW YORK, July TO- The Sun says DR.. Cow
gill OF the Florida returning board, will be made
Y. ). Marshal for Dakota, against the wishes of
pointed.
Hayes said the democrats had driven Cowgirl
out OF Florida, and he must provide for him.
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The attention of the Governor and Council was
engaged yesterday on routine business, examin-
ing accounts ane hearing two or three applica-
tons for pardon on which decisions have not been
rendered. The session will continue TODAY
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The police were called, on Monday evening, TO
tile boarding house of Mrs. Child, on Water
street, where an exsoldior, stripped for the fray,
was in fighting trim, ready to pitch into any one
who might appear. He was arrested and lodged
in iii. 1t is reported that he is a State Prison
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At the close of a very successful term of school
taught by Miss Clara l.. Downes in District No. 2.
IN tins city, on Friday evening. entertainment
consisting of declarations, dialogues, tableaux,
etc., was given by Der scholars, rejecting much
credit upon both scholars and teacher Music
furnished by A. F. Warren, being very fine, added
no, a little to the entertainment
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VIRGINIA.
Murder.

RICHMOND. July 10. James Traitor, white
man aged "a years, WAS murdered on Saturday,
on the farm Of X. Boiling Wilcox, in Prince Geo.
county, by q negro boy named Jim Thatch, aged
Is. The negro was arrested.
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The cost of constructing the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Telegraph was one hundred and fifty dollars
per mile. The office here is fully established, and
is doing good business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-11

The Handel Eycursionists from Bangor, bound
for the White Mountains, passed through this city
yesterday forenoon, on the regular train. They
were some one hundred in number and were un-
der the special charge of Messrs. Fairbanks Lit
tefeld and Brown. Several persons joined the
party here, among them Prof Barbour. They
journcyed to the Crawford House yesterday, will
ascend Mt. Washington to-day, and return home
tomorrow. The entire expense of the trip from
Bangor is but SIS.
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Sch. Venus, Clark, from New York for Penn
broke, struck on Hedge Fence, Vineyard Sound,
on the night Of the 9Th. She came of the next
day and proceeded,
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NEBR
Severe Storm.

OMAHA, July 10. Sunday night q hurricane
crossed over the Union Pacific Railroad, and near
the north bend, at which place q large mill was
blown down. At Schuyler, Neb., il struck the
bridge over the Platte river, completely demolsh-
ing span.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Respited.

PHILADELPHIA. July 10. Francis Curley, the
Harrisburg murderer, has been respited from
Aug. 8, to Sept. 10.
Dedication.
The monument to Peter P. Bliss, in the Gene
terry at Rome, Pa, was dedicated TO- day.
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NEW nAMPSIIIRE.
Conference.

CONCORD, July 10. The New England Con-
ference OF Young Mems Christian Associations
will occur in this city the second week in August
Moody and Sankey will be present.
Failure.
Tacoma, July 10. n. IL. Baldwin, foot lathe
manufacturer, has failed
Struck by Lightning.
LITTLEToN, July 10. Lightning struck the
steeple of the NJ. E. church here this morning.
and passed through to the ground, damaging III,
building about $3.50.
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PORTLAND.
Arrival.

PORTLAND, July 10. The revenue steamer
Grant W it'll Secretary Sherman and party arrived
at an early hour this morning. and at eleven
O'Clock went down the bay to return this evening.
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Railroad and steamboat men report that pleas
IRE travel thus far has been very light. People
haven't got the stamps, and find home very at
tractve place to stop at
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late Mrs. Stanley will take place at the residence
of Col. Stanley, this forenoon at ten o'clock.
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Arrived yesterday schooner John l. Detwiler,
Capt. VIM. r. Powell from Philadelphia. Also
schooner Gen. Howard, from New York, with
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Dteo.

In East Bangor, 9th inst. Anna Hubbard, dauxh
ter OF John Hubbard, aged q years, months and
ID days.
Ia Dexter, 7th inst. Mrs. Mary, wife OF Charles
SwsBton, aged rs wears.
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Weather Indications for To-day.
For New England and the Middle States,
higher pressure, stationary or lower temperature.
westerly winds, clear or partly cloudy weather.
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A gentleman who has for Weeks been afflicted
with the whooping cough, says that Adamson's
Cough Balsam did him more good than any other
medicine he could take.
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Charles Getchel for drunkenness, was fined in
municipal court.
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FINANCIAL l. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. July 10, ISL.
Money was easy at gals per cent. on call. For.
eign exchange advanced to 1861 for bankers long
and 4syh AtSsA for demand. Gold opened at 1861
and closed at 1852 Loans ~ la2 per cent.
Customs receipts, $lTl 900. Treasury disbursel
e26s 900 interest," tS3.000 tor bonds. and t-000 for
silver,
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Rev. j. H. Ecob, pastor of the Congregational
church in this city, has been elected Professor OF
Greek in Bowdoin College. 1t is of course too
early to learn Mr. Ecobs decision in the matter.
but we think it safe to predict that the fattering
offer will be declined, as the relations between
Mr.. Ecob and his people here are too close to be
.uudered at this time
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Marrtfn.

In Hudson, eth ult., Gustavus V. Wilson, to
Mrs. Abbie J. Penny, both of Hudson.
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ZoraI ana State Nems.

L Several of our citizens are attending the Com
mencement exercises at Brunswick.
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Time-2.24, 2.24, 2.25, 226 IL, 227l-2, 229.
The race was postponed until tomorrow with
the 227 and 2.l9 classes in which are six and four
entries respectively.
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$500
ID EPORT OF the condition of the North.
~ ern National Bank At HalIowell,
I'm the state of Maine. at the close OF busi.
ness on the 22d day or June, 1877.
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts, $l5l,02l Al
I. = Bonds 10 secure circulation, 10000 90
Other Bonds, $500 90
Due from approved Reserve Agents, e,&96 %
Due from other National Banks, Io5 so
Banking house and safes, 2,4S5 81
Checks and other Cash Items, s33 95
Bills OF other Banks, 3,il5 90
Fractional Currency and Nickels, a. 81
silver Com, All 90
Legal Tender Notes, Ass on
redemption fund, with Z. 8. Treasurer, $500 0V
s.cO,O44 O3
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock paid in, 100000 90
Surplus Fund, ISL w
Undivided profits, 81 t4l 81
Circulating Notes received from
Comptroller, $1,000
Less amount on hand and with
Comptroller for buinng, $3.50 s6,7ls 90
Dividends unpaid, 2J4 90
Individual Deposits subject to check 3slsi IA
Due 10 other National Banks, lass 80
Total, ssso,Ou Os
STATE OF MAINE. County Of Kennebec s..
/, Justin +. smith, Cashier of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true, TO the best OF my knowledge and belief.
JUSTIN 4. SMITH, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me, this CHI
day of July 1877.
60 Il, X: BAKER Justice of the Peace.
Correct. Attest:
SIMON PAGE,
SMITH Z. cox, Directors,
HIRAM FULLER,
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House to Let.

TO LET, tenement on Gage street, containing
j six rooms. Apply to S. L.. ROLFE, No. ii
state street. iulyllttf