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lMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE.

al the Toilet and ~ the Bath, delightful
and heaIthf1l in the sick IOom. relieves
weakness. fatigue, prostration. nervous
L ess and headache. Lookout for counter
feitg: always ASK for the Florida Water.
Prepared By the sole propTietors, MeEsrs
Lanman 4 Kemp, New YORK.
For sale by PeTfumers, Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. ms2seOdyb
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UINCTNNkTL MAY . = JOtt0n-
S.a.cy ard firm at l05c. Flour-Dp.l
ana unchanged WheaJ-In fair de.
maud. red 81 OoGl O5, Corn-Frmer
Dul 10. quotsbly higher at 3sg4Uc. Oats
Dull 81 2sg3Oc. Rye-Da.l aud Iower
q. 55d5s. Bsr.ey-DUll sui nominal.
POrk-S.-O-s; .a.es At IS 80 Lard
In tsrr dau.nc; current make S6 45;
kettle s. Cym7 80. Bulk Meals-Q net
and firm at 5394!G4i:- Bacon
Frner and improved demand st 4tG
5:@5tG5ta5lc Whisky-Stesdy and
in tar demsnd at 81 ". Butter
Firmer but not quoisbIy higher. Lirseed
Ui.-Stesty Ct 57GG0c.
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Finest Picnic Grounds

In this section, four miles
from the city by Il. W. s. Il. u.
Il. Every convenience and
Improvement that could be
desired. TeTmsvery reason
able. For particulars apply
10 Joseph Green, agent, Ii47
Market street. msllOawu
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IL ,Z7g Prizes, amounting to-.............Sj22rJD
Gen. q. T. BEAUREGARD, OF La,
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va,
Co nmissioncTs.
Write for Circulars or send orders 10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
maI4wsb P.O. Box 692, New Orleans, La.
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, May .-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Opsned firm,
advanced fc and closed firm; No Mil
wsukee lard 81 O34; No. MiIwsu-
kee 81 OF; No. 2 81 OF; seller May 81 o.
seller June 99I; seller July 97;c; No. }
92!c. Corn-ln fair demand No 2 St
37tc; new 33tc. Oats Easier; No ?,
23tc. Rye Steady; Nc. 1920. Barley
Unsettled and neglected; No. 2 spring
g.: seller June Gle; seller July &C..
Provisions-Quiet but frmer. Pgrk-At
IS 20. Lard Prime steam 6lG7c.
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Correspondence of the Register.

OUI VoIIVLIVNIINV VI VIIV I''6I'VSI'
PITTsBURGH, May 20.
Yesterday the very excellent aggregs-
tion Of brains which held sway for
time rs the General Presbyterian Assem-
bly, adjourned. While the assembly ere.
ated no special stir III the city outside Of
the religious world, it possessed the Co.
pscIty 10 doso on ordinary occasions.
But a Democratic State Convention and
q local Republican Convention are
affairs SO huge as TO shove the assembly
to q corner Of the newspaper or brush 1t
from the mind for time. In this light
It is an unfortunate thing for the assem-
bJy.
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Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

rNPR ECEDENIED ATTRACTION!
| over Half u Million Distributed.
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To-day Cuuust! luAue AL III S"inV"N 00
fore Judge Ewing in .avor OF glvlrg 3
new trial to DR.. Marshall, OF Herman
abortion fame. His attorney contended
that tue newspaper clamor at the time
preiudiced the public against him. The
Jadge took the pspers and reserved his
decision, 1t is not probable that the re-
quest will be granted.
The iron manufacturers here are inter
ested to extent OF learning the particulars
of Kimberly Carnes y Cos failure
None of our firms are touched by II, tut
some ofthc paper OF the unfortunate firm
is held IN q few banks. 1t Is learned
however, that all the establishments IN
the Sheuango Valley, hsye arranged &c
provide for their paper, except the two
owned by Kimberly, Carnes y %.
BAYARD.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
TELEcRAPHIc eREvITlEs.

Philadelphia, June 27.-Geo. w. Stiles
this morning shot his wife and cut the throat
OF their child and his own throat. All are
in the hospital.
New York, June 27.-Michael Tobin, q
United States soldier, las been found guilty
Of the murder of Peter Albers, at West
Point, a short time ago. The Jury recon-
mended executive clemency.
Chicago, June 27.-A fire this morning
destroyed Kent, Baldwin & Co.'s wool ma.
chine manufactory, which has been used
lately for making portable grist mills. The
building is situated in south Chicago, on
91st street. Loss, $4,000; insurance nom
inal.
West Point, N. Y, June 27.-The board
Of officers in the Fitz John Porter case, have
decided that it devolved on the recorder to
act as counsel for the government. Mr..
Choaie then began the reading of volume
of printed evidence taken in the general
court martial of 1868.
St. Louis, June 27.-The notorious
Haller, the paid agitator of the socialistit
labor party Of this city has been removed
from his position by the agitation committee
on the alleged ground of his opposition tc
the eight hour law and other measures
deemed to be OF great benefit to the work.
ingmen.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
WASHINGTON

TIE POTTER INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Washington, June 27.-The Potter COM
mittee to day questioned ex. Marshal Pi,kin
upon the petl,od Of employing deputy
marsllals in Louisiana
Mr.. Pi,kin said that he always believed
in the legality Of the Packard legislature,
and was Of The opinion that the Packard
government could have sustained itself with
in three weeks after the recognition by the
administration, without the aid Of federal
troops.
Witness narrated the statement made to
him by Geo. J. Swasy, Of the con-
ference of the members of the
Packard legislature, and members Of the
McNeagh committee, Immediately proceed
ing the withdrawal of the troops and recog
milton Of the Nichols government.
The examination was continued at length
on the ac's of The Mcmahon commission,
and Mr.. Butler requested Packard TO e
subpocnaea to appear before leaving the
country. Messrs. Hscock and Cox said
that the minority of the committee were dis.
posed TO accept the testimony Of Pitkin as
regards the affairs in Louisiana, and suggest
cd to add that the witness would only accu-
mulate the evidence, aud delay the progress
of the investigation.
During the discussion Mr.. Butler remark
ed that he wanted the great fraud proved to
the lotion, and Mr.. Mcmahon said that the
question of going ir.o.the investigation of
the McVeagh commission had been decid-
cd in secret session, and he voted for 1t on
the ground that Gen. Butler informed the
commission that an agreement had been en-
tered into, whereby the fraudulent count OF
the votes Of Louisiana bad been made cf
lectual, and that he could prove 1t.
1t was finally decided to settle the matter
in secret session.
Gan. Butler to witness-I desire t. ask
you if you had any conversation with eth
er Hawley or Harlan, before they returned
I, Washington, after the recognition Of the
Nichols government: A.-Ycs, sir; had.
Q.-What was said about providing for
those who had lent the administration their
scrvlcosg A-They said that when they
arrived in Washington. they would see MIR
Hayes and arrange 10 have all the leading
republicans, who had borne tho brunt Of
the work in Louisiana taken care Of.
Q-Dil that include Anderson9 A =
Anderson's name VAS not mentioned,
BY Mr.. Potter Could the Kellogg gov
ernment have maintained itself without The
aid of the federal troops? A. Yes sir
there we're no federal troopsin New Orleans
After short executive session the com
mi!tee took recess.
THE HOT SPRINGS APPROPRIATION.
Washington, June 27.-The clerk OF th
house has written to Senator Dorsey in re
sponsc TO what that gentleman termed
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suspicious circumstance" in connection with
the enrolment of the sundry civil appro-
priation bill, whereby the appropriation for
the Hot Springs commissioners was omitted.
Adams says that the error was due to hurry
and confusion attending the working of the
enrolling clerks in the last hours of the ses-
aion of congress, and remarks that go long as
the work is crowded into the last hours of
the session, when it should be done at least
twenty-four hours before adjournment, these
errors are to be expected,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
SOCIETIES..

Dakota Lodge, No. Irregular meetings on
Friday evening Of each week, ut Odd Fellows
Hall, Sawycr's block.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Gold--l.OOsc.
stocks-strong and higher.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, June q.
WHEAT-5@14c lower; noon board
closed firm; 99c for hard; 943c for No. l :;
922c for No. 2; 924c seller, June; 92sc sell
Ter, July; s52c seller, August; s1c for No. 8;
receiptp, 46,90o; shipments, $4,000.
CoRN-steady; 3Sc for No. 2
OArs-steady 24c for No. 2.
RYE-quiet; SIC for No. l.
steady; Gle for No. 2.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 81.
WnEAT-wcak and lower sole for cash
sslc for July; s22c asked for August.
CoRN-steady; se}c for cash; s6s@36lc
for July; 36a@36sc for August.
OATs-steady; 24c for cash; 23sc 70,
July.
PonK-dull and lower; 932ac for cszl,
9.45 asked for August.
LARD-dull and weak; &c. for crsh.
WHIsKY-1.06
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, June 81.
WHEAT-dull and heavy; 1@2c lower
receipts, $4,000; sales 5000; No. 2, spring
July, 99c.
RYE-quiet.
CoRS-heavy; a@2c lower but fairl,
active; receipts, 145,0O0; sales, $4,000
4l!@463c for western mixed.
BARLEY-nominal.
OArs-.teady; receipts, 47,oOO; sales
$4,000; 30@313c for mixed western; SAC
BIC for white.
PoRK-quiet; 1880.
LARD-frm.
WH1sKY-1.0S!c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-27
TELE OR APHIC,
q O'CLOCK r. M.
GENERAL.
Death Of the Queen Of Spain.
Rehearing Of the Case Of Fitz John Por.
- ter Commenced.
Death Of the Queen Of Spain.
FOREIGN.
DEATH OF QUEEN MERCEDES.


Madrid, June 27.-Announccmcnt of the
death of the queen of Spain has been receiv-
ed with profound sorrow and sympathy
throughout Europe. The feeling in Spain
almost approaches CONSERVATION. Hopes
were raised at the crisis of the disease, that
the vigorous constitution of tho queen might
triumph over the complication of the mala-
dies, but her condition was made doubly
perilous by the fact that size was expected to
become mother before the end ofthe year.
She died about noon in the arms of the king,
and surrounded BY the royal family. The
remains will lie in state to day, and be con-
veyed to the royal mausolcum at Escurial,
Friday.
THE DISEASE.
The president Of the medical faculty OF
the royal palace, in the bulletin announc-
ing to the president of the council of minis
tera, the death of the queen, attributes the
painful event to nervous gastric fever, ac
companied by a severe intestinal hemor-
rhage.
RoUMAN1A AND THE CONGRESS.
Vienna, June 27.-The Presse Gays:
Roumania having refused large money in
demnity for the re!rocession of Bessarabia,
and having also refused the proposal to di-
vide Bcssarabia into two parts, Russia is
now proposing through Bismarck, that
Prince Charles become the future prince Of
Bulgaria. This is opposed by Roumanian
statesmen, but they express the fear that
Prince Charles will accept the offer for dy-
nast;c reasons.
AUSTRIA.
Berlin, June 27.-Reports which are
current in diplomatic circles. confirm the
statement that Austrian occupation Of Bos.
MIA was imminent till three days ago. The
proposal for the occupation Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina by Anstrla troops was entirely
disarproved by the congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19
TESTIMONY OF CAPTAIN BRYNEs.
The Prisoners demanded and will be
Held for Trial.

NEW YORK, November Is. William Burke,
alias Baker alias Beatty. and Hank Whaen alias
Henry Vreland, arrested some days ago on sus-
pcion OF being implicated in the dissertation of
A. L. Stewalt's tomb and with stealing his body,
were before police justice Morgan to-day, for ex-
animation.
Captain ByrDes of the 18th precinct, who 10 ade
the arrest, made long statement under oath. de-
failing infinitely all the circumstances touching
the arrest of the prisoners, and the Ruthless
search he had made in their company for Stewards
body. His first information came from man
who told him sometime ago that he met Burke on
Sixth avenue, who offered to put him some
thing in which there was good deal of money.
The man asked Burke II 1t WAS the busting in of
bank or killing some prominent man, . d Bul 10
told him that IL WAS neither, but 1t was u matter
which would astonish the whole country, and if
he'd keep all right ned put him it as there WAS
a greal deal Of money 10 it.
Soon after the man said he hea I'd that Stewards
body Was stolen, aud suspected Burke. On this
information the witness arrested Burke, whom he
accused OF stealing the body, but he denied it.
After talking the matter over awhile, he told
witness that may be his old woman knew some
thing about 1t. lie did not know whether she
would tell.
Mrs. Burke was visited, when she said that
Billy knew something about 1t but had no hand ia
1t, and wanted his percentage Of the reward to
tell where the body was. Capt. Bynes said be
could have all the reward il the men were con.
victed and the body recovered.
Witness further said that Burke implicated
Whaen, who told him the body was buried in
Orange, New jersey. Burke went with the wit
ness over to Orange, but Burke said the other fell
low must have removed the body to some other
place and they returned without it.
Burke aided witness to arrest Whalen, who was
found at Burke's house. Whalen was mach sur
prised, and asked Burke who witness was, who re-
piled, cts Capt. Brynes and he's got Us dead to
rights for the Stewart grave robbery"
Whaen said he was willing to do whatever Bill
ly said, and Billy SAID he would do AS the Captain
wanted him to. Both expressed themselves will
ling to do all they could to aid in finding the body,
and both accompanied him to the station house.
Thence Whalen and Burke accompanied witness
to Chatham. When they reached the place indi
Gated, Whalen asked Burke what he would get if
tried, and when Burke told him only year aud
900 tine, be would not say any thing more ABOUT
the body, and so the party returned to New York
without it.
Witness said they had confessed to him and
others as knowing ali about the body, and after
wards said they went to New Jersey on a burgla
ry The judge remanded the prisoners, and will
make formal complaint Tuesday.
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n r. " YORK.
A T,legraphic Conference,

AtiCasaPhiS
New YORK, November Is. The projectors O
the proposed new telegraph company held q con
ference Saturday. The managers of the Western
Union CT aim It's contract with the Erie Railroad
WAS not disturbed by the latter's recent recon
structlon. The Erie Railroad clsims the contract
provides for its termination by giving specified
notice, which has been complied with, and waits
for decision. The Western Union reply has no,
yet been presented by President Green.
Financial.
The demand for new four per cents since cleo
ton has been SO heavy that there has been fail
ure to fill the orders promptly
FIRE.
Fire on Mercer street, Saturday, caused q loss
of about twelve thousand dollars to Wing & Jones
piano sales rooms.
Arrested.
Two parties who landed yesterday with four lit.
tie boys said TO have been sold to them by the lat
ters parents were arrested.
HydrOphsb;a.
Charles Gilderve. bitten by dog two wears
ago. is in the hospital showing signs of hydro
phobia
Personal.
Ex-Mayor Oakley Hall has assumed the post of
city editor of the New York World newspaper.
Found Dead.
Perry Green, q colored borber of Watertowp,
was drunk yesterday. Some rogues plugged his
mouth and nose with mud and in the evening he
was found dead. 1t is supposed he suffocsted.
Two Oh three arrests have been made.
Death.
Brigsdier General VIM. II. Brown, died to-day,
at Newburgh, aged ffty-nius years. He com
msnded the l6Sth regiment New York Volu nteers
in the rebellion.
Fire.
Early this morning smoke was seen issuing from
the top story Of the Fulton fish market building.
Soon 1t became apparent that large fire WAS rag
ing within the building. The whole second story
and attic were consumed before the flames were
got under control The total damage is estimat-
ed al S25 900 on the building and SO 900 on the
stock. 1t was eight o'clock in the evening before
the fire was under CONTROL
Verdict.
In the case of John NJ. Wright, for the murder
eli Bernard Feron, boatman In the Erie bas ill.,
on March 10Th, the jury returned q verdict of
murder in the second degree. lie was sentenced
to the State prison for lite.
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Nallomell loral Nems.
Entertainment.

Musical Entertainment
An entertainment by members Of the classes in
vocal and instrumental music at the Hallowell
Classical and Scientific Academy, wa. given at the
rooms of the institution on Friday evening last
which was highly creditsble to both teachers and
pupils, and was listened to by a large number OF
invited guests with much pleasure. Marked i'm
provemcnts are apparent at each successive enter.
tainment. We give the programme of exercises,
as follows:
PROGRAMME.
L. Chorus. from The lawmakers.
2. Duet, Selection from Sicilisn Vesper,
johnson Sisters.
g. Vocal Duet, II would that nv love-
Mendels skon, Misses King and Percy.
4. Piano solo, "Old folks at Home" with
variations, Mise Eaton.
s. Swedish quartette, Serenade bv the Seashore,
Misses King, Mower. White and Percy.
6. Piano solo, Witches Dance, by Psgannini.
Miss White.
INTERMIssIoN.
7. Piano duet, Carnival of Venice,
Misses Eaton and Percy
s Song, "Waitng" by Willard, Miss Mower
9. Overture, Pique Dame BY Suppe,
Misses Gardiner and White
10. Piano sole, Sonata Pstbetique.
Beethoven, Miss Fannie johnson.
IL. Vocal Duet "O'er the hill, Der the dale"
Glover, Misses King and White.
IL. Madrigal, Swsbisn, Come, Dorothy.
Come" Misses Mower, King, White and Per
cy; Messrs. Wilson and White
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, November IS. A portion OF Norwich
is inundated by treshet in the river Winsum,
and two OF its most dsnsely populated districts are
several feet under water.
The easements of all factories, warehouses
gransres and dwellings along the river are food.
ed One or two deaths by drowning are reported
and four or five miles Of streets are submerged
ana three to four hundred dwellings are uninhab-
liable. Vast damage.
General Grant was cordially received at Glib
raltar. 10 company with Lord Napier, be re-
viewed Gil the troops in the British garrison, Sat-
1rday and afterwards witnessed sham battle.
lie leaves to-day for Malaga, thence after two DAYS
stay will proceed to Grenada by way of BsIiabails
aud Antennera.
The steamer Samaritan. with the Marquis OF
4orne and Princess Louise on board, left Neville
for Halifax at IL 20 Friday night
The Times editorial announces that payment
VIII be made November 23d, Of the Halifax fishery
a~afd. IL accepts the approaching settlement q
additonai assurance that no insuperable difficulty
VIII De found IN arranging other questions now
disputed between the two governments. Reguls.
tons binding all fishermen alike must be made
and must not be Inconsistent with the treaty
rights The question is, whether the initiative OF
meeting them shall BIO left to local legislatures or
reserved for the joint authority appointed by the
central governments.
LEMBERG, November Is. Thirteen of the old
est ana most influential citizens Of this town were
nortaily wounded during q disturbance yesterday
caused by the police and pI occasion in honor of
Deputy Hsusner, which had been prohibited by
the authorities.
CAPETowN, October 90 The American bark
Brazos, Captain Fuller, New York for Yokohama,
put IN here leaking, with three feet Of water in
the hold.
VERSAILLES, November Is. In the chamber of
deputies to-day, the election of ex.mnister Faur-
ton was declared invalid after an amin sted debate
and vigorous defence.
NAPLES, November Is. Several letters from
members of the international society were found
at Passantes House, and more internationalis
have consequently been arrested The King had
previous to the attempt on his life received two
letters intlnstiDg that it would be made.
ROME, November Is. King Humbert has re-
ceived thousand congrstulatory kilograms, in
Guiding one from the Pope. The patriarch of
Venice had ordered tedeum sung. The vatican
organ is especially vehement in coLdemning the
crime.
NAPIER, November Is. 1t is reported that the
Italian embassy in Paris was warned of the prob
ability Of the socialist attempt the kings life.
he surgeons declare that the knife found 10 not
The one with which the wounds were made.
CoNsTANTINoPLB, November Is. Cathedori
rssha has been appointed governor general Of
Crete.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


PANAMA. November 7. The elections in Nics r
qua resulted in favor Of the government candidate
GENERAL Zuvals. Good order prevailed.
A Serious Riot.
serious riot occurred in Santiago, Chilli. A
Chillan named Bilbao, who resided for years in
the Argentine Republic, visited Santiago for Tie
purpose Of cndesverng 70 settle the boundary
etslon between the two countries. He puhlisA-
60 several articles taking strong grounds ID favor
OF The Argentine Republic, which ipcensed The
moo that they attacked the hotel wherv he lived
and endeavored to l,y hands upon him. He e.
capped and fed to Valparaiso by rail and snbark-
ed Tor Montevdeo. Meantime the riot WAS re-
pested in Santiago, the mob endeavo ring 10 de-
s'roy the statue of Bunos Ayres. The ncanssd
ponce were called out aud several companies Of
cavalry before order was restored. The killed
and wounded were eighty. Several charges were
made by the mounted police before the mob was
dispersed. IL
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STATE NE VS..

The grocery store Of Mr.. Z. O. Hale, q South
NorridKewock. was broken into lest Saturday
week, the thieves entered by breaking Q window
in the back Of the store. The booty vas scarcely
worth the Iisk, some tobacco and few dollars in
change was ell they took. IS .sft's
has commenced operations on the new railway,
and work is progressing rapidly.
Diptheria Of fatal type continues TO prevail st
Mechanic Falls. 'al3
The following are the recent failures in this
State:
l. G. Kimball. dentist, Bridgtsn, is reported
failed.
James T. Pstteu, car works, Bath, 10 rspor ted
compromising at thirty cents on dollar.
Emma J.. Bristol, fancy goods. Lewissou. i re-
ported failed.
Higgins 4 Sands, groceries and produce. Ban
Watervilie Journal. Waterville, 10 reported
failed.
H. X. Griggs. peddler, Westbrook, is in insol-
vency.
The following are recent business changes in
this State:
BaDgor-Ebsn Stevens. manufacturing jswsler.
Dover-Charles E. Kimball, general stsre, de.
ceased.
Gardiner--John K Fov & Co.. tanners and
betting, closed out. and Mr.. Foy moving 70 Port.
land.
Observation-Disclosures & Dinsmore. painters,
dissolved succeeded by Butterfeld 4 French.
Lisbon-Frsncis X. Gerard. grocer, sold out to
lC. a j. s. Hatch. VIA
Newcastle-Msnfred Wyman, stationery, etc.,
removed to Damariscotts.
Ssco-Co-operstve Cigar Company changed to
Saco Cigar Company.
South Norrids ewock-E. W. Barker. hasdwazs,
sold out to VIM. N. Hobbs & Co. tfEs
Winn-Orria W. Smith, apothecary, etc., re-
moved to Wolfbsro'. N. II. u
Wiscasset-J. c. Henderson, boots and shoes,
sold out.