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The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
The Mercantile Library Association.

Ihe mercantile Library A~s0ciat1 on
A clap of thunder in clear sky would not
have taken us more by surprise than the call
for a meetiog of the members of this associa-
ton to decide whether its Rooms shall be closed
and its affairs wound up We trust that the
decision reached at the proposed meeting to-
night will be to 60 on, and with new life and
interest The rooms of the Association are an
honor to our business community and an orna-
ment to the city. Its Library ought to be, as
it once was, a college for our young men to
which they may continually resort for reading
which will make them intelligent, and thus
qualify them for that position in society which
should be the object of every honorable mans
ambition. The debating club ought to be kept
up as it affords the very best school in the art
of public speaking There our young men may
learn to express The thoughts they have &C
quired in the library, and SO prepare them
selves for wider spheres of usefulness When
we recall the benefit many Of our most active
and useful citizens have derived from these
sources 10 the past. we are prompted to make a
a new effort to perpetuate them for the sake of
those who will succeed us. Let not our bust
ness men be too short sighted to provide ample
facilities for their sons and clerks, nor our
men too thoughtless to improve, to the utmost,
the advantages Of which they may avail them
selves in the rooms of this noble institution.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
Brief LUttiugs.

The police Were photographed yesterday aid
to-day they appear in their summer Caps.
The new city government will BIZ organized
Mouday and in the evening the subordin ate
city officers will be chosen.
There will be a union prayer meeting at the
rooms of the Y. Nj. y. A. this evening at u
O'Clock. All arr invited.
Dol. Ingersoll caught bad cold here, which
induced him TO describe it as city "where you
cant tell where the fog ends and the sea be-
gins"
The Temperance Union will hold a public
meeting at Congress Hall, tomorrow evening,
at seven O'clock Rev. Dr. Smaller will address
the meeting.
The me. ting of the Samaritan Association at
Congress Square Church tomorrow evening
should be largely attended as several interest
ing speakers are announced to take part.
At the Cssvo street church Sunday instead Of
the regular prayer meeting in the evening there
will be Sabbath School Concert beginning at
7o'elock.
The Social Condition of Pagan Countries,
past and present, will be the subject of the dis.
course at St Stephens Church, tomorrow
morning.
Every member of the M. L a. will please
remember its meeting tonight to decide upon
the advisabiity of closing the Library. As il
Is matter that is of Importance it is hoped q
large DnmSer of members will be present
Special religious services will be held in the
Free Baptist Church, corner Of Cumberland
and Casco streets, every evening, except Sat
urday, next week. Preaching by the severa
city clersymen. Singing by chorus choir.
Politics ara mixed in Deering. The "citi
zens" have nominated two Democrats and on,
Republican for Selectmen, the d mocrats ONE
Republican and two Democrats. The Republi
cans takes their'n straight" NOMINATING
three men of their own party.
At recent meeting of the directors of tn
Deering Public Library. vote of thanks was
cordially extended to Mr.. John M. Adams TO
the gift of complete set of Appleton's Ne'
Encyclopaedia. This gift makes up the NUN
Der of MIR. Adams contributions to the library
to about fifty volumes.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

A THOUGHTFUL FIRM.-Last evening Messrs
Shaw, Cooling & Co., the well known shoe
manufacturers on Middle street, gave their
employees their annual sociabIe which proved
very enjoyable affair to all, beginning with
an Antiquarian supper at O. clock, followed by
vocal aud instrumental concert by members
of the establishment and social dance where
in about forty couples engaged and tripped the
flight fantastic" until the small hours, to the
music of the Museum orchestra, Blrnham,
leader, Buxton, pfompter. Messrs. Farbush
& Son supplied the instrumen Mt for the concert.
The employees voted that strike could not be
brought about 10 their shop, and that this was
the bsst time on record
This irm ever on the lookout for the good
of their hands are now building a substantial
fire escape with platform landings at each
story from the roof to the ground.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

BErHEL-Moderator, Foster, Jr.; Clerk, s. I.
Barker: Treasurer, Q: III. Mason; Agent. S. B.
Mitchell; Experimenting School Committee, Rev. D.
Garland Collector of Taxes, 7. Fl. Chapman; Select
men, Assessors and Overseers of Poor d. b. Grover,
g. 7. Bean, o. W. Holt.
BRooKs-Moderator, L. Rowe; Clerk, ]. S. HUI
Rowe; Treasurer, Lebbeus Jones; Supervisor NJ j.
Dow; Constable and Collector, F. H. A. Body raised
$500 for schools, $ll5 for free high school, $4,000 for
other purposes $1,000 for highway money at Is cents
per hour.
Observation-Disclosures, D. D. Gould; Clerk, M. s.
States, Jr Selectmen, &C., e. E. Morton, Jabez
Treasurer, Jabez Grant; Constable and Coli etor,
David Body. The town is nearly out of debt and
prosperous.
JAY-Moderator, E. 5. Kyes; Clerk, j. II. Mer-
j Ii. Nash Treasurer, NJ. V. Leach; Supervisor, E.
S. Kyes Collector and Constable, VIM. Carpenter
Constables, j Fl. Merritt, j . Kyes. Raised $1,000
for town expenses, $1,000 for schools, $500 pauper
expenses and $3.50 to purchase school books. AMI in
sructed Supervisor to buy at wholesale and supply
the towns PEOPLE at same prices.
NEW PoRTLAND-Modera G. L. Jones; Town
CLERK. Q. ID. Bartlett; Seectmen, Sullivan William
son, G. HI. Clark, Albert Parsons; Treasurer. ii. F.
Weymouth; Supervisor of Schools, Sullivan William
son; Collector, j. j. Walker This town reports re-
sources above liabilities S5i7.72.
LExINGToN-Town Clerk, A. H. Felker; Select.
men, A Fl Chase, A. Fl. Felker, BENZ. Luce.
NoRwAY-Moderator, George Gibson; Towr
CLERK, VIM. ". Whitmarsh; Selectmen, &C., james
L..
Treasurer, A: oscar Noyes; Superintending Schoo
COMMITTEES, g f. Whitman, Charles A Stephens
| Fred IL. Gibson; Town Agent H UPTON. No oppo
sition except on first S. s. COMMITTEE man.
PoRTER-Moterator, Warren Libbey Clerk, R. G
| Heard; Seectmen, Warren Libby T.. W. Pendexter
Joseph Stanley, I'd; Treasurer, Elisha Stanley
| Agent, Cow Hartford; Auditor, Seth Stanley; S. 5
| Committee, Wesley Wentworth; Collector, g. W
Towle.
| WEST GARDINER1Mode rator,' E. G. Douglass
| Clerk, VIM. P. Haskell; Selectmen, &c d. E. Mer
rill, j. A. Spear, Elijah Farr; Treasurer George
Pope; Supervisor of Schools, P. Seavey Collector
/ W P. Haskell. Amount OF money for schools. e34
amount of money contingent expenses, 5000
amount of money for the poor, 5000: amount Q
money for interest, S14O0 amount of money for def
| ciencies, $1,000.
SUMNER-Moderator. Wm. R Sewen; Collector
H. >. Coburn; Seecmen, &C.. l. Gardiner, s. 4
| Stevens; Treasurer, Ii. Chandler; Collector an
| Constable Moses Merrill S. s. Committee, S. Robin
! son, Jr., FL G. Field @. NJ Blsbee..
| PALMYRA.-Moderato Americus Morrill,; Clerl
D. S. Robinson; Seleetmen, &c Americas Morril
| D. > Robinson, A. s Comment; :. S. Committe e
Il. Myman, H. Robinson, b. P. Harmon; Auditor
Ii. Wyman.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
GOrham,

At large caucus of the Republican voters of
Gordam, held at Factory Village, Thursday
afternoon, jeremiah Parker, Esq., of North
Gorham, was nominated as the candidate for a
vacancy in the Board of Seectmen, Assessors
&C., to be filled at an adjourned town meeting,
which takes place on Monday next. The polls
Will be opeued at 8 o'clock ard will be KEEP
open until p. ~, by vote of the town. Mr..
Parker has been seleccnan for TWO years. and
is very acceptable to all parties. He should be
reelected.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

The ASSAULT ON OFFICER MoRsE.-Yester-
day morning George Kelley and Patrick
Corners were arraigned before Judge Knight
for resisting officer Morse on the night Of the
4th inst. The Officers story was substantially
as related in the PRESS the morning after the
affair. The respondents denied that they
struck the officers at all but said he came upon
them and without any words tried to carry
them away. Then when he failed be drew his
billy and began to assault them vigorously and
all they did was to defend themselves. They
both swors that the noise which called the
officer to where they we're was made by q
fellow VINO was passing. The jadge appeared
10 accept the officers theory of the affair for he
tined them $40 and half cost EACH q. B.
Cleaves, Esq, appeared for the government
and Mr.. Frank for the respondents.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

The friends of Col. Horace H. Burbank are
urging bis appointment to the office of County
Attorney of York. made vacant by Mr.. Limit
appointment as U S. district attorney.
The f,liowing gentlemen were graduated at
the recent commencement of the New York
College of Physicians and Surgeons: W. a.
Gerrish of Portland, Thomas f. Qamby of
Deering Albion 8. Whitmore of Brunswick,
aud Charles a. Huptsr of Pittsfeld.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

ANOTHER OF OUR PORTLAND BoYs.-Wm
e. Gddings has just received his diDloms, con.
fsrring upon him the degree of D D S., at the
Boston Dental College, ranking first in his
class. Fourteen votes were nec- ssary to grsdu-
ate Mr.. Giddings, with one other student, re-
celved twenty one, the highest number cast.
The average vote being seventeen He also de-
livered the valedctory at the commencement
.varcaps
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
Another Can didate.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Last evening in conversation
with quite number of gentlemen. the
enquiry was made who are we to have for
assessor: Both parties were represented-and
some one suggested Chas. B. Rogers. We
uuderstaud Mr.. Rogers will not decline if
elected. His past experience as accountant,
knowledge of value of property, and opinion Of
his nHn ought to make him assessor
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

THE Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United States is prepared to discount all En-
dowment Policies maturing in the year 1878 at
per cent. For further particulars apply to
the undersigned.
JoTHAM f. CLARK,
Manager for Maine and New Hampshire.
Office: No. 65 Exchange Street, Portland,
Me. mch2deod3W
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

THERE is no beverage SO delicious as good
cup of chocolate. The following IS On ext ract
from the statement of S. Dana Hayes, State
Assayer of MASSACHUSETTS, in regard to Webb
& Co.'s Premium Chocolates, Cocoa and Bro
ma. "By a chemical analysis of all their
preparations in CONF arison W tn the nut as i'm
ported, ascertained the entire purity of the
Chocolate, Cocoa and Broms, and other prepa.
rations as manufactured by Josiah Webb & CO.
Therefore when we are informed in regard to
pure article let us see that our grocers fur
nsh us with it. Give these goods a trial and
you will always use them.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

UNCLE ToM.-The drama of Uncle Toms
Cabin is to be given at Music Hall this after
noon and evening, the statement that'a per-
formauce was to be given last evening beiog
an error. The tickets are 10 good demand and
there is no doubt of good houses at both per-
formances. This play possesses great dea'
of fascination for large class and they delight
to see it. The Cast of the present company is a
strong one, aud there eau be no doubt but
what the piece viii BE- well produced.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-phe following
are The real estate transfers recorded in this
county yest-Iday:
scarpor,-Aivan Ws,erhouse to Samuel
McKenby, 30 acres OF LAM.
pofu-Euos Randall to Rebeccs Carts,
IS acres of land with buildings.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

Mr.. EDIToR.-We are informed that there
are parties going around the city soliciting aid
for the Abyssnian church to purchase coal
which is an imposition upon the public as we
have not authorized any one to do 80.
e. P. TALBOT,
for the Church
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
FRIDAY-Joseph Tucker and Charles Carrot. IN
toxication. Fined So each with costs. Paid.
Thomas Kiley. Intoxication. Fined 50 with costs.
George Keeley and Patrick F. O'Connor Resist
ing police officer. Fined $50 each with costs. Paid
II. B. Cle4ves, City Solicitor. Frank.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
CITY AFFAIRS.
Farewell Meeting Of the City Council Of
1S7S.5S.

Last evening the final meeting of the CITY
| Council of 187z-7S was held This Council
must forever be known as the "talking coun.
Gill;" for there never has been a city govern
ment which could talk more or hold later
meetings for the transaction of the same
amount of business
The following was the business transacted:
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
An Insane person was sent to the State Asy-
lum.
The Auditor notified the City Council that
the appropriation for making plans and surveys
of the city had been expended.
The report upon the repair of Steamer No. 2
was taken from the table and referred to the
next City Council.
Orders Pdssed-That the Portland & Roches-
ter Railroad have consent to cross Kennsbec
street at grade, laying but single track; that
the taxes on the Forest City Sugar RefiLery for
1876 be abated.
Alderman Cunningham offered the following
resolution, which was appropriately responded
to:
Resolved, That this Board tenders as the ex-
pre- Ssioo OF their feelings of respect as a tr butte
to the faithful aud untIrng efforts of the Hon.
Moses M. Butler. Mayor. in guarding the
a0'A,eVo Va 'no nudnCcs VI luis Guy, anu lor
the abe manner in which ha has DISCHARGED
the arduous duties of his office. and go success
fully proved the saying of Micawber that where
our annual expenses are less than our annual
iuccme result happiness.
Resolutions were also offered to Chairman
Brunei by Alderman Small, to the City Clerk
by Alderman Haseltine, and to the City Mes
seneer and reporters of the daily papers by
Alderman Brunei
journed.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Papers fro a the upper board were passed in
concurrence.
Resolutions were offered to President Little,
the Mayor, the Clerk, L. Clifford Wade, the
retiring members and the City Messenger.
Appropriate responses were made
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

gEyHERE will be meeling If the above Society a.
4 Congress Square church: on Sunday evtnns'
March 10. report of the society since its organza
ton (fty years ago will be read by James u r ra
mer, Esq, and speeches will be made by Ex-4GGE'
Washburn, Rev. Mr.. Bicknell, N. Webb, Esq, q. -
invited. mchS-zt
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

NOTWITHSTANDING the firm of Schumacher
Brothers has dissolved and Charles j. Schu-
macher is to continue the business, the genial
Fritz is still to be found at the Art Store in
Clapp's Block.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

OWEN & BARBOUR have received another lot
of those Sweet Porto Rico Oranges.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
Superior Court.

MARCH CIVIL TERM, 1878, sYMoNDs, j., PREsID-
ING.
FRIDAY.-Ihe cases assigned for to-day were dis
posed of without trial.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND,
Treasurer's Office, March 8, 1878.

r IST of Taxes for the wear 1877. amounting IN
~ twenty dollars and upwards, assessed upon resi-
dents, remaining unpaid, published in accordance
with an Ordinance OF the City.
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READ Merry the Hatter's advertisement.

f. o. Bailey & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock this
morning, at rooms on Exchange street, large
lot of forfeiture, Crockery, Boots aud Shoes
Sc at 12 m. one Piano, and at same by order
of A. G. Sterling, Administrator, parts of
schooners Emily Holden, Willie Smith, and
Beauty. See notices In auction column.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

New layer Figs at 20 cents box at Perkins
Candy Store, 489 Congress street.
Nice Figs at 10 cents per pound. ma.9.2t
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

From Rev. e. N. saw,elle. ID. d., Brook
lynn.
More than two years ago I purchased one of
your Rsactionary Lifters for cur youngest
daughter, who had been in feeble health for
years. That daughter is restored to health and
wherever she goes the Lift Machine is her
companion. My family as well as myself have
strong faith in it as restorative power.
Health Lift rooms 237 Middle street, Port
land. feb23tf
NEW Derby Hats at Merry the Hatter's.
WE shall display in our large show window
to-day the finest line of Crepe lisse Ruching
ever shown here. Combination Black and
White, all Black and the new side Plating, are
the very latest styles. We own these goods in
very large quantities, aud are prepared to sell
them BY the box at wholesale prices. 81. l.
Nelson & Co, 443 Congress street, Harrington
block maf7d3t
WHITE Skirt Rufflng for the bottom of Silk
Dresses; also the new Valenciennes Plating
for Ladies' outside Cuffs, at Fl. 1. Nelson &
Co.'S, 443 Congress street, Harrington block.
mal7d3t
REMNANTS Of extra quality bleached cotton,
full yard wide, only six cents, at W. It. Stud
ley's. mh7 81
A. Fl. Coz has all the specialties in fine
nobby hat, 20 per cent. lower than they are
| sold elsewhere. ma6d3tWF&S
CALL at W. F. Studley's for extra bargains
| in remnants of bleached cotton. mh7 st
| LADIES Cotton Underwear is being sold 20
per cent less than ever offered in Portland, at
Carlton Kimb,ll's, 495 Congress street.
ma6d2t
REMNANTS Of Merrimac print, A cents, at
| W. f. Studley's. mh7 st
"Pause not to dream of the future" but
fortify yourself for the present by using SLIP
Perry ELM LOZENGES for your Cough
For sale by all Druggists.
CAswELL & Co.
Corner Washington and Winter streets, Bos-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 9.
TnE PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs TO.DAl

NEW ADVERTlsEmENT TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Grand Masquerade Ball-Brown's Hall.
MISCELLA NEOUS NOTICES,
Notwithstanding-Charles j. Schumacher.
Owen & Barber.
Perkins
Merry.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special Cash Sale Carlton Kimball.f
House for Sae-E e. Upham
The Petersburg Shirt-A. b. Butler
To Let-Up-StaiIs Rent
Pensions-A. G. Neal.
Eotice-Orange T.. Small
Snlky Piow-Fred. Atwood,
Baked Beans-W. c. Cobb
"reminiscences and Anecdotes of Daniel Webster
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
SULKY PLO w.
House for sale.

IVES! ride and plough, good work. Address
Il FRED. ATWOOD, Wmterpart Me.
marc eOdSw4w10
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
EXTREME Styles at Merry the Ha.ter's.

8 POUNDS best New Dates for rs cents al
Perkins Candy Store. ma9-2t
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
MERRY the Ratter's prices are o. K.

If your food distresses you, take little
SANFoRDs JAMAICA GINGER.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

WHOLE NEWsPAPERs for Wrap
ping Purposes. soc a hundred or thre
hundred fer 8 4 90, at this Omce.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

CALL at W. f. Studley's for extra bargains
in remnants of bleached cotton. mh7 3t
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

A NICE house ior sale very low, if applied Tor
IN soon. Terms easy. Or will be leased Ior a
term Of years, to good careful ,amily inquire Oh
E II. UPHAM,
mar9dtf or SMITH, GAGE & co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

1888 O0I Rowe, Henry A.,
IS DOL heirs OF So 30
ST. Russell, Thomas @ % 90
50 0O Ryan, John 50 30
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
TO Let.

ZIP STAIRS rent and rooms. Hard and soft wa
~ ter, garden, carriage house and stable for one
horse, ON Douglass St. Rent $3.50 per month. Also
house on Lowell St-5 rooms, sebago water, rent
$3.50 per month. Inquire of G. w. Durham, 1881
Congress stIeet, or Thomas rockingham Saw Den
fist, Temple ST., who has houses continually to let.
m
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

LADIES Cotton Underwear is being sold 20
per cent. less than ever offered in Portland, at
Carlton Kmb,ll's 495 Congress street
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

ANCESTRAL FURNITURE.-rhe sale of fine
art furniture has come to an end, and many
people have provided themselves with ances-
trail furniture, with chairs so heavy that a
giant would groan at lifting then, SO ugly that
Hotteutot or an English painter would
so shriekswith fright at the sight of them, and
uncomfortable that ons would by preference
SIT in the lap of Moitou's Maiden. This
furniture has been taken home and is SO little
esteemed that people will forget in few
months where they bought it, will think it is
some old stuff that has been in the house long
time, and will remark 10 an indif sreut way t o
visitors: "That? o that's some furniture
brought down out of the garr4t the other
day-belonged to my grandfather 1 believe
some his father brought over the sea with
him." And the foreign SUITS will suffer like
fortune. THAT bamboo work." the hostess
will say, referring to the kitchen furniture
which some Japanese farmer who has just
broken up housekeeping has shipped to
America for sale, that bamboo was brought
to this country by my uncle, powerful
Daimo and first cousin to the then-reiguing
Shogun." "That Persian staff? o yes. That
was presented 10 my father by Shah Abbas, a
great friend of his" "The Turkish rug is odd
isn't 1t? 1t came from Anatolis. Our ancestor
was a cadet of the House of Gilman, And
so the work of sncestor-making goes on.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
Notice.

NOtlCe.
DY virtue Of license from the Hon. Judge of
ID Probate, for The County OF Cumberland, the
subscriber guardian of Asa Field, insane. will sell at
pubic sale on the premles on the 4th day of AprI,
at Q O'Clock in the afternoon, 50 much OF the Rae
coon Hill lot and homestead farm aud other land Of
Asa Fled, lying on the easterly side OF the Grand
bring the sum of six hundred and ninty dollars
ORANGE f. SMALL, Guardian.
Falmouth, Marth 6, 1879. mar9wtd
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

REMNANTS Of Merrmac print, A cents, at
W. f. Studley's mh7 st
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

THF WAYS OF THE WoRLD.-Some six
weeks ago man who was clerk in one of the
largest Wholesale houses in the city was taken
sick and almost ever since has been confiaed
to his room. For some time it was feared he
would not recover, but by kind attention and
careful nursing he has recovered and the other
day was able to visit the store. Supposiug OF
course his posi- had been retained as be had
been long in the employ of the firm, he asked
them to advance him some money until he
was able to commence work. What was his
surprise to learn that he was discharged having
been absent SO long, and there was no money
there for him. he had worked hard and
faithfully for them, bat because unfortunate
enough to be taken sick he was discharged
peremptorily. The other employees of the
firm were no less surprised than their dis
charged companion and they quietly raised a
subscription Of some $40, and at night called
upon him and presented it. He was of course
very much surprised by their generous action.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

REMNANTS Of extra quality bleached cotton,
full yard wide, only six cents, at W. f. Stud
LAWS mb7 81
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

A. Fl. Coz has all the specalties in fine
nobby hat, 20 per cent. lower than they are
sold elsewhere. ma6d3tWF&S
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

ANDhOSCOGOlN COONI1s
Mrs. Lamb, the Auburn abortionist, will un-
doubtedly bs pardoned by the Governor Mrs
Lamb is in very feeble health and there is good
evidence to prove that she was not principal
in the criminal business, but was coerced into
it by her husband
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

Anderson, John B % 90
anderson, John II SO 90
Anderson, William So 90
Armstrong, Marga-
ret j, hrs of 55 90
Atklns, Isaiah, hrs OF 81 81
Atwood, Knowles d rs 20
Averill, John r SO 90
Avery, George A 50 90
Avery, Samuel 40 so
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
New Ds,by Hats at Merry the Hatter's

WHITE Skirt Ruffling for the bottom of SILK
Dresses; also the new Valenciennes Plating
for Ladies' outside Cuffs, at Fl. l. Nelson q
Co.'S, 443 Congress street. Harrington block.
ma,7d3t
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09

Rich, Charles H
Rich, Florence f
Rich, NJ N q F q
Ring, Edwin E
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-09
SAMARITAN ASSOCIATION.

Corner Washington and Winter streets, Bos