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sOME WtsHING TON TOPICS.
The Committees Report IN the Oregon Case
senator Kelly E~onorntcd.

WASHINGTON. Fob. 2l.-Thc majority report OF
the senate Committee ON rr,ilso, AMI Elections ~ the
case Of OREGON. submitted by senator Mitchell today
summarizes the law and facts connected with the nves
ugauon At length II sets forth that At the time Watts
cast his electoral vote he eligible, that under the
laws Oregon the Secrear, l. the canva,sing
ON .r ami ON iaN declared that the Republican cand
dates Tor fr, sid,ntnl electors had received the
h4hD.t uumhtr votes. that the GuNtrnnr issued
III. certificate 10 odcn, crlwu-ht amt 'ronin inscad of
To- Odrl Cartwright ant Watt. II also set, forth facts
relative 60 the cipher el'srams nud concuiU. with
rNunrrntun ot = nafur kcl, regarding s lnior>'nr "a.
certain T. ifsfhil. the rN ut> Of which, lS stated
ll!uf. the senate. a, had no know lpdsr
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Mr.. Ninri1s'. Visitors.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. Nathan Marks q
-" East fluyoishh street surprised two burglar, al
work in hi, house They ned and were pursued D., Mr.
Marks uni,cr Munlold captured one ani the other
o,crakcn by Onoer rooker but atcrwari escaped The
.or wa. arrAenod before Justice smith an the York
VIII fo'. Court Ng-i"riaN and committed under ~ 20
bail lie dc-rrhcl hlm~r Hush NctartN. AGED ~ ~
flh East Pity nuih street tore VI. M.tHrtN'. had
been dispose of o,r.r rru."r u4nlcd tho other man
who sat a. .- tbs -ifctliur. IN W court lie Wal
arrested Tie NNii That } i, nnm, wa.Jon Mc han but
there not suflD,Dut ltult tIttlsiot Lll
glaiA, he was hcld ON u char. 90 a.stut
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Comptroller Kelly has sent TO the Assembly
statement city debt and OF the valuations of prop
erty in this city which taxes levied, the rate 81
tax the amount taxes. aud the purposes Tor which
the, were appropriated IN 1873 1874. l-7' 1876 aud
isT7 i'm part TIE bonded dOht ol the city j. shown "a
be- 81 81 b1 ~ - The follow rcrapulatiOu ol tile
statement. the valuations ct property and the
tax IN each year covered hN tlC report
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LoNpoN. Fob. 90 The standard says several
lenus Home KYcrs have refused to assist at the funeral
OF Mahoul the ground ihh their cooperation would
he inconsistent with the llnmo ku'' profrrInne II the
demonstration l. tn rcear' a favor of the prnc
pies represented hl the i.,cl I man None Ol the
Home huo lrndors win ifkr pf N although promii
rnt men Of IA, marty nom nlln,IlA knglsl tow II,
will attend but -imily rom the Irish popu
lauun their district, rw. l-i,h members 0l rnrlia
mcnt At least have Promised loo hr rv~'nL
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Another Receiver Wanted.

THrNroN. Feh. 2l.-Chanecllor Runyon has
u.l Arrlr tu .hnN cnu ,urshc on Tue ~a, nest
why ArDc,Nor shuni not hc appointed for the rpli
Rhn,rN Machine i'MpfuN w flicr-nn lie also grnnlHi
AIil llu,lN iu ,t l-diu.t 90, i.-pn,iN unf ut ot
ih' ELECTS Ihr hahiu', ATE sail lreNreri s-ttupl
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W,sHINGroN. Foh. 2l.-l - reported to-day
that nyc companies ' ln0r1 ami three of artillery viii
nAcd oih. -arti-uu attl- l'l,. nest v.e. thnu.n
H-A.tfN in' iItI. 1910 Dr. .i.W 90 on. iIla lr-uel
special order, from tlc Mar o.. Narluvnt
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The Ice Yacht Race.

NEW HAMBuRdH. Fob. 2l.-The rnnn VI the
Nrw iAmhufgl Association icc NHrht> to-day Tor tno
kdd challenge pcnnsnt resulted IN 4 victory mr tho
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l. -Cul. r.aii WIS arrested
ui.at,rn.only IA. lmirt states Nir.hu ani taken
ncor. judge McArinrr whor.puufd tad ~ tine ,um Of
~fItti winch Wl. I,i.| is OBJ. ess ~ lirA lJk.
ln.nnlu Anl \ 4 Mu.L-- u---mIu. l1. ,uIouo..
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wen,her once Prediction.

Frd. W. Oberl i'r was elected Colonel and
1rlr.r hthl lieutenant Nuoncl. the Iwtit, elIhL
Regiment n e.. at the hmss county s'morl ia,t naht
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Interesting information of the highest inn
poIanee To sufferers from haincss or csssrrh viii be
louud on our fourth pnse-dfo
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Cognacs bottled ut JonNan's distilloriee; also
IN wood Victor Il hauHr sole importer no hesdo
strUut Ais
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Mnltby's oyStcrs arr best and o,~.t lc-s than any
iood IA markpI Now iVrk depot. ~ Harrison 81 div
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Warmer and clear Or partly cloudy woaiher.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Whaling steamer Spitzbergen. belong ing
in Dundee, Scotland, has been last near Bergen.
All hands. twenty-five, persisted.
Adelina Patti declares the statements about her
are inaccurate.
1t is rumored that George Bachelor, superin-
tendent of the Eastern Railroad, has been re-
moved, and Mr.. Dingley, brother-in-law of
President Rockwell, appointed in his place. 1t
is also reported that the change will take place
March 10th, when the offices of the superintend-
ent and freight agent will be moved.
The Commercial Exchange of Philsde lphia,
representing some seven hundred business firms
of that of that city, passed resolutions yesterday
protesting against the delay of Congress in com
pleting the electoral count and passing the ne
cessary appropriation bills.
A telegram to the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue Yesterday, dated Atlanta, Ga, says that
Deputy Marshal Goodwin and A. G. Crimson
will reach Centersvile tomorrow with so odd
distillers from Gelmer and Fswen, six of whom
are implicated in the recent killing of Lit. McIn-
tyre. A large number of distleries were des-
troyed-
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STATE NEWS.

number of experts were engaged Monday in
investigating the cause of the boiler explosion at
the Bangor House. Concerning the report that
the pipe of the steam-gAuge clogged with
sediment it is stated th At the boiler was put in
order and tested for pressure by the maker Only
few weeks ago, and that DR.. Hamin finds the
stoppage in the end Of the guage tube to be
caused by clay from the bottom Of the cellar
where the guage fell at the time of the explo sion.
Bangor Wing.
gentleman sent his Irish servant to Q neigh
boring grocery to get demijohn.
"MIsther Crawford sent me here to get q dim
mercrat!' said Pat.
"A what p exclaimed the astonished shop
keeper.
"a dimmecrat," repeated the Irishmau.
Now wasn't it demjohn he sent you to get ?"
"And sure its foong wild me We are. What's
the differ. Isn't it the same thing whether it's
dimmecrat demjohn: its something to
hold whiskey any how.-[Portland Press.
Hose Companies Nos 3, and 8, aud Hook
and Ladder No. 2, Of Bangor. have voted to pre-
sent a petition to the City Government asking for
$3.50, the present pay being Si5.
The voice of an infant was heard in CITY Pris-
on, Monday morning. The child was born in
the prison in which the mother, Ellen Burns, was
placed the night preceding IL Lewiston Journal.
Mr.. j. w. Munger of Portland, the insurance
agent, was thrown from his sleigh in that city on
Monday afternoon. He tell upon his arm, frac-
turing it.
Gen. S. J. Anderson of Portland, is confined to
his house with lung fever.
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Gardner Horal Mems.

The Masons had big crowd at their levee last
evening to see the lausbabe, Masonic Burlesque,
the Cinnamon Bears antics and to listen to the
flee singing. This evening, the Drama Coupon
Bonds" will he produced by the Richmond ORA
matte club, interspersed with singing.
The closing exercises Of the Winter term of the
High school on Friday afternoon, were attended
by a very large number of people and were very
interest ing. Mr.. State Superintendent Corthell
was present and in address to the students said
that he was highly gratifed with the proficiency
on the part of the pupils, and with the efficiency
and thoroughness of their instructors, Mr.. A. G.
Bradstreet. Principal, and Misses French and
Palmer, Assistants. Under the direction of these
teachers the school will compare favoraby with
any in the State.
Our people are not making much talk about the
city election, but it seems to be pretty well under
stood that our present popular and thorough-go-
ing Mayor,J. b. Dingley,w
any .appreciable opposition. Unless a chance
takes place in the sentiments of the democrats,
they will not nominate candidate for defeat
They are just now too busily engaged in hunting
up arms aud ammunition! However, they are
sadly in need of leader to collect their scattered
ranks and reconstruct their broken columns. If
such an organizer could be found, small, but re-
spectacle and valiant army could be raised here in
short time. 1t is said that one good man and his
two sons have been all ready to enlist
for three months, and to join in the war cry of
"Tilden or blood
In Pttston, there will be considerable contest
for first selectman. The democrats now have on
y one member of the board, and will try hard this
spring to get majority. The republicans will
probably nominate l.. w. Goodspecd for first Sc
ectman and the democrats, F. G. Sherman.
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Breathing M,a.ms without Ipjury

There is no evaporation in the statement th at
thousands of persons esiding from one years END
to another in fever and agde reg ions this CONT
neBt and elsewhere, breathe air more OF less i'm
pregnaed with mia sma, without incurring the dis
ease, simply and only because they in the hab-
It OF using Hostet'er's stomach Biiters as a pre-
ventive. IL has frequently hippenei. and the fact
has been amply attested by the parties themselves,
that persons surrounded ON all sides by eighbors
suffering the tortures of this sh verng and burning
plague, have enjoyed absolute immunity from it
thanks to the protection al rded by the Bitters.
Nor is tnat standard antfebre cordial less EN- ga
clous in remedying than in preventing chls and
fever bilious remittments, and disorders or kin
dred type. Taken between the paroxysms, IL speed
lily mitigates their violence, and eventually pre-
vents their recurrence. These facts convincingly
TO travellers and sojoaraers ia hilarious DISTRICTS
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OHIO.
A Big Story

A Big Story-Reception by Gov. Hayes.
New YORK, February ~. A Columbus, Ohio,
dispatch says man appeared there telling the
story that he was taken into lodge of democrats
and Roman Catholics in Baltimore sworn to Sc
crecy, and plot divulsed to kill Hayes on his
way to Washington. The train is to be run off
the track at Point of Rocks and Hayes asssssina.
ted in the confusion.
The same despatch says it is expected Hayes
will send his resignation to the Senate next We'd
nesday, and it will be at once accepted, and 1t.
Gov. Young sworn as governor.
Hayes and wife will hold receptiyn in the ro-
tnnds of the State House from until 6, attended
by the teachers and pupils OF the public schools
and institution for the blind.
From to 9 a reception will be held in the Sem
ate chamber which will be attended by legisla-
tors, state officers and citizens generally, under
charge of two hundred ladies and gentlemen
without regard to party
AT o'clock joint session of the general as
sembly will be held in the Housteat which fare
will speeches be made by the leading men Of both
Houses and which will be responded to by Hayes.
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A Correction

MEssRs EDITORS The item in regard to me
in this mornings issue of the Journal, conveys
the idea that was swindled by New York firm.
Not being quite so green as that wish to correct
that impression by stating that received Russell
& Co.'S circular and wrote them to the effect that
| had seen of their watches and it was worth
about 200 cents; also that should see to ii that
they got no money from this section if coald
prevent it. Learning of another case in Portland,
| wrote Mayor Ely of New York city, enclosing
several documents relative to the matter including
their letter to me, to show that in earnest.
He returned me answer that nothing could be
done in the matter without a personal witness.
Thus you see | was interested for others, and not
avenging my own swindle, as you infer.
CHAs. Z. QUINBY.
Feb. 27, 1877.
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Extract from q letter from Rev. Richard Edes, Of
Bolton, Mass. ~

"For years was q sufferer from bois, 90 that
my life became wearisome through their frequent
and persistent recurrence. A carbnnce, which
ultimately occupied space of three or four square
inches formed in the small of my back. During
its progress large pieces Of decomposed flesh were
every day or two cut away; and the prostraton
and general disturbance of the system were great.
Before had recovered from this attack two smaller
carbuncles broke out higher up, and was again
reatened with recurrence of the snfferings to
which had so long been subjected. 1t was again
this time that l commenced taking the Peruvian
Syrup. l continued taking it until had used five
bottles; since that have had nothing of the kind
attribute this improved state of my system en-
tirely to the Peruvian Syrup; and feel that 1
cannot express my obligations to il in terms TOO
strong. For years | Was one of the greatest suf-
ferers. Other medicines CAV me partial and tenn
porary relief; but this remarkable remedy, with .
kind Of inuitive sense, went directly TO the root
of the evil. and did its work with thoroughness
worthy of its established character
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
1ails Keanshec 5uarual.
TO rHE-
PORTLAND.
Arrived.

ATfiNtu,
PORTLAND, February 81. Steamship Sandman
from Liverpool the 18th, via Halifax, arrived a
| seven this morning.
Court Matters.
The five men charged with riot at the Songo
gates by trying to let water into Lake Sebago
were brought before municipal court to-day and
bound over in five hundred dollars each for trial
at the superior court. May TERM the first Tuesday
The curious part of this portion of the water case
is that these who trying to prevent the outflow
are also equally anxious to prevent the inflow OF
the water.
The Strike.
Messrs. Walker, Stone and Shaw, engineers,
were arraigned before Commissioner Clifford this
morning. for retarding mails over the Boston &
Maine railroad. Walker and Stone are on the
Grand Trunk, and Shaw was formerly on the Bos
ton & Maine. The court room was crowded, and
testimony taken at length up to dinner hour, when
the court adjourned until three o'clock this after
noon.
AT the conclusion of the government evidence,
District Attorney Webb withdrew charges as to
Walker and Shaw. there not being the least evil
dence against them.
The bail OF Stone was reduced from twenty five
hundred dollars to one thousand for his appear
ance at the next term Of the United States dis
trict court
Marine News.
A Buenos Ayres special says that the ship Ad-
mral, Captain Blanchard, from New York, Dec
18th, from San Francisco, is ashore at Patagonia
total wreck. Part of the cargo will probably be
saved The apents of the dmrai are Sntton q
Co. The cargo is worth $4,000, and the vessel
about 500 900. The Admiralsreg stered twenty
two hundred tons, and was built at Yarmouth,
aud owned by Blanchard Brothers of that place
and her captain.
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Chicago Produce Market.

-, - = Ch1cHgO, FED y, I5U.
FLOUR-Extra spring, p 50iT 50.
WIFE AT-No spring, i2IIal22h< cash. I27ka
2st; March 2tk Aplii No. s. 2shal 60
a. rejected, -9lai o.
ECoRN-No. mixed. Sy1s cash; March. 4O,<
NAV. A..
OATS No; Q. S'*a-c. cash. $50 April. 36x
RYE-No. 2, Gle.
BARLEY-No.2 spring. tsalshc.
PORK - Cash, IA 20 ais Is. all year, % 90:
March, IL IS; April IA go.
LARO-C Ash, iJA-clsh; 10 SIX alo.9o Ma rich
10 971aIl 90 April.
BULK MEArS-Shoulders, 51.a-c; short rib
sides Shi &C.; short clear rib, 81 c.
WHISkEY-Western, l 06 -.
FREIGH rS-Corn to Buffalo, 5kc.; wheat do
4a5c.
RECElPrS- $500 -four; 1901 wheat; Is ,o0o
corn; $4,000 oats; 10000 rye, $4,000 barley
SHIPMENTS $500 -four. 5000 wheat; 81 200
corn; 10 900 oats; 10000 barley; 3l5 rye.
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WASHINGTON.
Democratic Opposition.

WASHINGTON, February 81. The democratic
members of the Pennsylvania legislature have
adopted a resolution requesting their representa-.
tives in Congress to use all legal to prevent
the Inauguration of Hayes as President.
Destroyed.
The Treasurer to-day destroyed $745,32S Of
outstanding legal tender notes. This leaves out
standing legal tenders 1854, 23s, 4s4.
The President and Office Seekers.
TIE president said to republican delegation
from Baltimore, who waited on him with refer
ence to supplying the vacancy Of postmaster in
that city, that the visits of ofice-seekes greatly
interfere with the arrangement of his private If.
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"sU.pHUREr OIL OF ROSES.

A wonderful External Remedy, almost miracul-
Gus in effect By absorption it eradicates and dis
pels Rheumatic pains, Neuralgis, Nervousness
and Throat Diseases. 1t is soothing, and never
initiates the skin. Sufferers do themselves posi-
tive injustice BY not giving the Remedy . trial.
Price so cents and S. FLAyILLE, BROTHER
4 CO., Proprietors, 80 Franklin street, Boston.
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Indian Matters:

u. anuSip
Indian Matters:
Two hundred and twenty niue hostile Sioux
Indians from Tongue river surrendered at Chey-
enne agency yesterday
Weather.
Weather cloudy, wind southeast.
Arrested.
1t appears probable from evidence obtained
by reporters, that Wsldspiel will yet be arrested
and tried for the mnrder of the girl Reidel.
Railroad Matters.
The report is current that the Erie railroad is
not able TO meet the interest due March first and
Receiver Jewett, says the Herald, has vainy tried
TO obtain authority TO raise the needed funded
added to which trouble is reported in the recep-
ton of telegraphic orders from Scotch bond hold
to forfeit if interest is not paid by the first OF
March.
Ben Hill Refuses.
The Herald says that Ben Hill, who was ap-
pointed one of the DIRECTORS for South Carolina,
refuses to do the work, and another democrat put
in his place.
Personal.
The Herald's Washington CORES pendent says
"There is a letter in town from Gov. Hayes, which
your correspondent has read, which approves In
the most explicit and direct manner the speech of
Charles Foster, last week, in which he expressed
his confident belief that Hayes southern policy
would be such as the people of Louisiana and
South Carolina desired"
MahOney.
The Heralds correspondent in Dublin tele-
graphed last evening that OMahoney's body was
conveyed from the Cork railway station to Kings
Bridge, along the qusys to the Mechanics Insti-
tute, two and one-hslf miles. 1t was escorted by
an immense torchlight procession, and several
bands Of music played funeral dirges. The route
was thronged by thousands of people. There
was intense rivalry shown among sympstbizers
with the Mahoney and Fenian cause, in the efforts
made to dispute the honor of carrying the coffin,
and at one time it looked as if the demonstration
was going to break up in general row. The ex-
element was so great that it was decided not to
present the address of thanks to the American
committee last night, and it considered wiser
to omit all speeches. The body was therefore
hurried into the Mechanics Institute, and will lie
in state in the theatre building until Sunday. The
English government affects the most sublime in
difference to the whole proceedings.
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winthrop Locals.

winthrop Locals.
The thaw of the oath has seriously injured
sleighing but it will be help to the water power
the wooden mill here has been at work on short
time for lack Of water.
Religious meetings are active and interesting.
The Farmers club, Grangers, Reform club and
Peter Cooper party are all prospecting; also No.
Lyceum which Is getting ready to give an exhibi-
ton which it is expected will be fully up to their
former efforts. t1t
Wallace II. White, Esq, and Elliot Wood start
ed for Washington yesterday, to be present at the
Inauguration of President Hayes.
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GORHAM.
Railroad Accident.

PORTLAND, February 27. A team stuck at the
crossing of the Rochester railroad ne ar Gorham.
this morning. and was struck by the locomotive,
killing one horse and scattering the load, but do
ing no damage to the train.
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fairs which he considers ought to have his atten-
ton at this time.
Secretary Morti I.
His physicians say there is no reason TO doubt
that secretary Month viii in CIV days eniEely
recover his usual vgor aud resume the discharge
OF his public duties.
Cabinet Meeting.
In TIE Cabinet session to day there was some
discussion regarding the conoiion of affairs Lou
isiana and South Carolina. The President re ter
ated his determination not TO interfere but to
leave the question TO his successor.
The ObstiuctiOni,ts.
A good deal of anxiety is expressed for fear
there may be intentional delays on the part of
number Of democratic members of the House in
the further count Of the electoral vote, and that
possibly declaration of the result may not Tor
this reason be ma 10 before the 4h Of March
While it is true that the obstructionsts are nu-
mcrous and are in daily receipt Of kilograms and
letters from political friends to stand firm,
those the same party who are opposed to delays
and acting in conjunction with the republicans
constitute sufficient force to prevent defeat Of
the final count.
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BIDDEFORD.


BIDDEFoRD. February 81. St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic church, uncompleted was sold under the
hammer to-day to Coe of Bangor, creditor, for a
trihe over $4,000. The church has already cost
$4,000. The Biddeford and York County saw
ngs bank holds a claim for $40 900 besides.
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Another full meeting was held at the Axtell
school house, in Belgrade, on Friday evening last.
The partition wall of the school house has been
taken down, to give room, and will remain down
in the future. Eleven rose for prayers. Another
meeting was held last evening, to be followed
by one this evening.
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A candidate for the idiotc department of the
Maine Insane Hospital, says that while Mrs. Hayes
is preparing her inaugural dress, Gov. Hayes is
probably preparing his inaugural address.
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We understand that Mr.. II. A. Hall has new
method OF starting celery seed. which hs.tens the
growth considerably. Will Mr.. Hall communi
cate the same through our columnsi
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Marine Disaster.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., February 27. Schooner
Minnie Hanson of Portland Me-, went ashore this
morning on Beacon Island in this harbor break
ing bow-sprit and causing her to spring leak.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, Feb. 81, 1877
PORK el5 25al5 90 Clear sides, SKA sx
LARD BACON
Steam, 624 a9 651a Shoulders, IA
Kettle, l0haiI Clear rib sides,9 ka9 y
BULK ME ATS Clear sides, yLaIO
Shoulders, 5sas- WHISKEY-. 1 OBa--
Clear rib sides, S-aSk