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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-01-05

The Coal Combination.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. A meeting of
shippers and operators of the Lebigh Valley
coal region took place this afternoon. K
Messrs. Linderman aud WILDER in having
refused to concur in the proposition submitted
at the meeting of coal operators at Philadel.
phia, January I'd, to allot 81 per cent. of the
total production to the Lehigh Valley. 1t was
tnen decided to reject the per centage offered
by "the combination" as being unfair and IN
ask another meeting Of the com panies in the
hope that an agreement may be reached.
Meeting is said to have been harmonious.
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THE DOMINION.
Emnnrfanf &nifa

MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-The Quebec, Montreal,
Ottawa and Occidental Railway Company took
SUIT today against the warden of the Ottaw wa
Company to obllge him to deliver the railway
commissioners the bonds promised by the corn-
y 10 tne extent OF $4,000, since 1875. The
balance of the bonds are payable when the road
is completed to Alymer A suit for $500 COO
has also been Instituted by the Company against
the corporation of the Ottawa ComDany for
loss by delay ia handing over the bonds. which
were needed to help the floating loan in Eng
land and for interest since the bonds were due.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec 4.-When the Secretary
OF the Treasury was in New York recently he
had a consultation with the Collector of the
Port with regard to acceptance of custom house
brokers as sureties on custom house bonds, a
recommendation for their exclusion as such be-
ing now before the department. 1t however
has been decided not to disturb present prac-
tice of accepting such brokers as sureties. but
to place restrictions upon them to accept only
those of good character and business standing.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Cattle-receipts 3400 head ship
ments 1000 head; choice matured slow at 90 q %;
feeders and stockers stronger and active at 90
a 55; butchers firm and shade better; Cows at
2 81 "a 70; Steers at 37A a So Bnls at 25 g
so
Hogs-receipts 81 900 head; shipments $500 head
all grades except light are active and steady; mixed
packing at 90 a IS; light hogs at % g 10;
choice heavy shipping at 70 "a 80.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head shipments 1900 head
the market is firm, with ready sale; shipping at
90 a 5 60; butchers at 60 q 4 90.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. &.

tance of the occasion and yelled, sis not herep'
ne was too late to arrest the flight of several
prominent members, who were already out in
the open air and flying home like startled
fawns.
why is a." his dreadful voice was heard
before he reached the door, which he did reach
at bound and slammed as he passed through,
and came in with a rush. His nose looked
perfectly ripe, as if ought to have been pulled
long ago, and his old battered white hat was
worn on his left ear, and he whacked the table
with his brown cotton umbrella, and cried ::
why's a-why is fugitive from justice like
one of the Western States?' The intruder was
informed that no conundrums would ba paid
for, when he laughed uproariously and shoted:
"Be-beesuse he's California! He-ha. ha! Cal
for-nier-don't you see? He's Cal. you notice.
and-do you tumble? He-ha-ha-ha! ho-ho-ho-
hoi he-he-he-he! he's Cal-cal-he's-I snum,
that's the wrong word-I-Ive forgot which
state It's" This poor wretch went out and
stood in the hall, and at 10o'ciock at night have
been seen wandering around City Hall Park, as
he was looking for something-Grophic.
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RoreiXn Nafen.

Cholera has appeared at Jeddah and Mecca
The Pope's health is declining. Tue colle &c
of cardinals are debating proposal to hold a
coaclsve at Malta upon the Pope's death.
4 The Standards special from Berlin announces
the death of Marquis Weilopolsk, the distin.
guished Polish statesman.
The Paris correspondent of the Times saws
the rumors of changes within the present Cab
met telegraphed on Thursday night are untrue.
They were circulated through party motives.
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Europeau MarFxefs.

LONDON, Jan. ALSO P. M.-Consols at "a 7-16
tor money and account.
!. LONDON, an; 4-12 80 P. M.-American securi-
at 1853.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-1230 P. M.-Cotton market
fair business at previous prices Middling uulands
at 6sd; do Orleans at 9l6d; sales of 10000 bales
including 1000 bales for speculation aud export; re-
ceipts 2O50 bales, including 1900 American.
Fatu[es-sellers at 1-32 decline; January delivery
at 5-i6; January and February SIG.
PARIS, January 4.-Rentes 1887 15c.
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The Iudic.ed Charter Oh, om,.r.

HARTFORD, CT, Jan. As. P. White, form.
Oak Lite Insurance Compa came home from
New York last night, and this morning appear.
ed to answer to the indictment found against
himself and other former officers. He gave
bonds of $1,000, furnished by Stiles D. Sperry of
the state Savings Bank, to appear when want
ed. 1t is understood that WalkeIey. Furber
and Wiggin will appear to answer on Monday.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Jan. 1, by Rev. Il. e. Clark Herbert
D. Worthley OF Portland and Miss Jennie NJ. Mosber
of Kempt N. ).
In Bridgton. Dec. 27, Geo. S. Martin and Miss Loe
M. Ham.
In lewiston Dec. "a. Charles E. Riley of Freeport
and Miss Lizzie M. Whitney of Brunswick
In fremont. Dec. 25, James L. Robinson and Miss
Lucy e. lay
In fremont, Dec. 25, Warren N. Stanley and Miss
Julia A. Rich.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THH MKT TwENTY-zouR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Jan. 5. Il A. M.Jj
For New England
northeast to westerly winds, stationary temper
allure, rising barometer, and snow followed nv
clearing weather.
OFF shore signals continue at Key West, Will
mington, Smithville, Cape Lookout, Cape Hat
teras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk, Cape
May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook.
New York, New Haven, New London, Newport.
Woods Hole, and are ordered for Boston,
Ihatcher's Island, Portland and Eastport.
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The Storm.

BANGOR, Jan. 4.-The first driving snow
storm of the season commenced here about s
o'cock and at midnight four or five inches Of
snow had fallen.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The first snow storm
of the season has fallen today to the depth of
four inches, and is succeeded by slight rain.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4, l p. m.-The snow storm
here has degenerated into rain and slush with
heavy easterly gale.
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MARINE NEWS.
Friday, San. 4.

Friday, Sam. 4.
ARRIVED
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, VIA
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Samuel Hale Haven, Boston, to R Lewis
s. Co. to load tor South America.
Sch Odell, WinsloW, New York-coal to Randall &
McAllister.
Sch Hattie Turner, Mcintyre, Wilmington. NC,
for Thomaston.
Sch Johnnie Meserve, French, New York for Rock
land.
Sch Charlie Bueki. Foss. Boston for Rockport.
Sch Earl. Pattershal. Boston for Belfast.
Sch Allston. Fitzgerald, Boston for Goudsboro.
Sch Virginia, Abbott, Boston for Sullivan.
Sch Mazurka. Holmes Boston for Belfast.
Sch Alice Dean, Gardiner, Pembroke,-dry fish
to TIeethren q Co, and Dana 81 Co.
Sch Exact, Kimbal Boothbay.
Sch Marriott, Davis, Round Pond.
CLEARED.
Barque Devonshire, Falker, Glasgow-John Main.
Put back-Sch E g. G W Kinds
LAUNCHED AT Rockand 4h inst, from the yard
of StarTett, barque Will W Chase 536 tons, owned
by White IL Chase, and others, and to be commanded
by Capt Thos Dermott.
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Heavy RHiIure

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Joseph Bonfield, the cor.
porstioa counsel, filed his voluntary petition in
bankruptcy today. Liabilities are scheduled as
follows: Secured in debts $183,OOO with seouri'
ties valued at S32, 700, unsecured debts S22O, OOO
paper $1,000. The assets are in interest and IL
land in jersey City, N. j. Tha value of which
Is unknown and in bills receivable, notes, Sc.
aggregating $4,000. xvi
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MEMO BANDA.

Ship John Baker, Pencil, from Bremen for
North America Is reported by cable to be ashore at
Castend and probably a total wreck. [She was built
at Brunswick in 1859. and registers lilo tons.l
Sch Fred Fish, Davis, coal loaded, sunk on Hand
kerchef Shoaf I'd inst. The captain. wife and child,
and crew, landed at Greenpont Sd, after a hard
struggle The mate died in the boat from exhaus-
ton and exposure. The vessel registered 239 toLs,
built at Waldoboro in 1866 and owned by Joseph
Fish and others.
Sch Mary Ann Of Macbias, from New York for
Boston, parted cables off Chatham Sd and bore away
for Nantucket where she struck the bar beat over
and went ashore on the fats; leaking some. Will
come off when the weather moderates. The captain
reports seeing several vessels sink.
Sch Harriet Fuller, Hodgdon, from Elizabethport
for Portland, with coal. pared chains and went
ashore at the East end of Cape Cod, 4h inst, and is
total wreck. Grew saved
Brig Ellen H Mnnroe, Knowles, at Philadelphia
from London, reports heavy weather last part Of the
passage. and carried away oretopgallant mast,
and split sails.
Brig Frontier, Armstrong, from Navassa Dec 9Th
for Boothbay, with guano, has met with another mis-
hap, having experienced severe weather and apruDg
bad leak which required all hands at the pumps aud
the throwing overheard part of cargo to prevent
sinking She put into Ruatan and is waiting orders
from owners.
Brig Castalia, Sparks, from New York for Glasgow,
which put into Hampton Roads I'd in Distress has
lost sails, and some of the crew are disabled.
kSR See general news columns for other reports.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-01-05

In this enlightened age and land, find acceptance
only with the prejudiced and ignorant 1t is impossi
be- for instance, to persuade any large proportion
people who have imbibed their ideas of logic in
common schools and free academies, that it is ex-
pedient to cram their systems with mercury, ASH
their bowels with colyciuth and jalap, or stupefy
their brains with opiates, when pure, effect i've
safe, botanic cordial like Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers, which relieves every disorder for which the
poisonous drugs have been heretofore prescribed is
within the reach of every one. Old fashioned
dies are rapidly giving ground before the advance of
this conquering specific, and old fashioned ideas in
regard to depletion as a means of cure, have been
quite exploded by the success of the great renovant
which tones the system, tranquizes the nerves. in
duces sound repose, neutralizes malaria depurates
and enriches the blood, the liver when dor
mant, and promotes regular habit of body.
janI eodSSw1w
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The "Policy''to be Kept Out of the Repub-
lican Convention.
CONCORD, Jan. Att is generally believed
that the matter of the Presidents policy win
not be brought into the state convention though
in the state committee meeting the night pre-
vious it will probably be considered and dis
cQssed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-01-05

YOUR LIFE CAN BE SAVED by HUNTS REM
EDY. Dropsy and all Diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs, are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. Hundreds who have been given up BY
their Physicians to die, have been saved by HUNTS
REMEDY, and are now living witnesses OF its
value.
jail dTTh&S&w1w
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An Unknown Schooner sank.

NANTUCKET, Mass, Jan. A two masted
schooner was seen this morning two miles north
of Great Point at the east end of this island.
sunk. The flag at the masthead is waving
level with the water. The fate of the crew Is
unknown. ~
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Clearing mouse Trausac tfons.

PORTLAND, Jan. 4.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. 1904 IT
Net Balances. $500. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 32,434 45
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rFRoM MERoHANT's EXCHANGE !

Ar at Newport 9TH. sch Macomber, from Hayt
for Boston, (foresail split.)
Hull, Mass-In the Roads 4th, brig Proteus, Farr
from Portland for Havana; sch NJ Rawley, Raw
ley, do for do.
Ar at New York 4th, ship Carrie Clark, Slower
Tybee; Alameda, Otis, Liverpool.
Sid TIM Bremen I'd inst, ship Harmona, Small, fel
Tybee.
Sid I'm Liverpool Sd inst, ship Southern Rights
Woodbury. United States.
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DIED.

In Bridgton. Jan. 3, Mrs Viola, wife OF Casuer Jor
dan, aged 20 years
In Harrison. Dec. % Mrs. Deborah York, aged "a
years,-wlte of Samuel York.
In Otlsfied, Dec &c, Mr.. Benjamin jackson, aged
about 80 years. 49,
In BAH, Jan. g. Daisy Maeloon, only daughter of
John y. and Mary e. Shaw, aged II years.
asR The funeral Of the late John Buzzell will take
place al 81 Pine street, on Sunday at O'Clock D. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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FRIGHTFUL BARBARITIES,

$4,000 Men, Women and Children Mas.
sacred by the Chigese.
LONDON. Dec. 5.-The Advertiser hears on
reliable authority that official information has
been received in st. Petersburg that the Chinese
have massacred $1,000 men, women and chill
dren at the Kasgarian town of Mouas, commit
ting most frightful atrocities.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL L
Portland Wholesale Market.

FRIDAY, January 4.-The markets continue quiet
and unchanged to-day. Sugar is firm at tOc fol
granulated and 91c for Extra G. Corn is steady al
SO to &C. Flonr is still firm and unchanged at the
last quotations. Pork and Lard are unchanged.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 4.-The Printing cloths
market is fiat and prices are steady and unchanged
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Boston stock Market.

Foreign Exports,
GLASGOW. Bark Devonshire--S7O0 pcs deal and
tx 200 nicketS.
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Daily Domentio Recsin,..

By water conveyance-l0oe bush corn meal to g
True s. Co.
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MinRtmre Almanac. january ),
Sun rises. ..,"..,7.36 High water ..... Is Pm
Sun sets. ,...,,.4..436 Moon sets .....,.. 643 PM
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Advertisers will find 1t cheaper TO get their JOB
PRINTING done where they get their Advertising.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

Dowx o. wnr DoGs.--I4adiea whul
have net puodI4s f41aixa nNllhes aid
nor comfort from Tke Presbyfe-ian. In
vigorous editorial on dogs vs.. Chill
dFen," that paper says: !: ''TO see q
dog on the lap Of a man or wo-
man who have the ability to support u
child is a crime that the judgment will
ayenge. Children are as accessible and
abundant as pups, and as good-lOoking.
and require no more care than multi
tudes give their dogs. Nor do they cost
any more to support; and in the possi-
bility Of their natures for good, why an
angel would be outraged il required to
make the comparison. In the one case
il is to preserve and hand down the
course OF time the image OF God; IN the
other il is 10 spend the outgoing force
OF the image of God. which ought to be
devoted TO His glory aud the good Of
the race, on worthless curs." The
Pres6yterian is especially severe on the
ladies who take pampered puppy dogs
TO ride in carriages. Sometimes
we are compelled TO see these
wretched dogs carried out on their air
ing expeditions. A grand turnout
w6irls by, and gay and dashing steetls
prance along the highways. Two stall
wart men guard il front and back. In
side is a richly -robed beauty, tcith 6diR-
fy fingers and immaculate gloves. The
richest silk covers this splendid make
up Of dust and ashes, and in her lap lies
an exhausted dog, so overcome that b
can scarcely raise its languid eyes into
the loving face that is pouring her moth
erly instinct upon it," The man ser
want who fastened silken-haired pet
poodle TO pole and washed windows
with him would be a hero in the eyes
of the writer of this article.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

BAD FOR BoYs.-A rat Of boy who
had in vain searched the postofiice core
r,sers for the nickle which q careless
hand occasionally drops at the stamp
clerks window, recently took his post
ton before a chestnut stand on Criss
void street and eyed The fresh nuts
long time before drawing a deep sigh
and groaning:
"Oh, wish was richf'
The chestnut roaSter made no reply,
and the odor OF the roasting nuts finally
induced the boy 20 inquire:
care chestnuts healthy
"No, bub-they are prolific Of indis
gesiIon," was the reply.
After a while the boy thought Il was
time 10 remark:
"Did you ever hear the story olthe mad
who gave q poor boy a handful ol chest
nuts, and when the boy grew up and
got rich he rewarded the old man with
diamond pin and four-horse team 7"
mo, never did, but heard oi the
nan who brought q poor boy TO the edge OF
the grave by giving him dozen chest
nuts"
The lad took a turn up and down. Sc
cured another strong sniff Cf the pleas
ant odor, and then leaned over AMI
whispered:
"If IN take the chances on the edge
OF the grave business will YOU take the
chances on the chestnuts 2"
The vender finally thought he would.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

say that agree with the verdict. /
am quite willing to belaeve that you did
Il under sudden impulse, hardly kncw.
ing what you did; nay, may believe
that in the first instance your only coa
ieet was to get possession Of the viii;
bot finding yourself discovered esther
BY the servant or the GeneFal. ron com
astted the greater crime 10 conceal the
less. II therefore only remains TO me,
he continued, assuming the black cap.
while visible shudder trembled through
the rooms 10 pass sentence upon you,
which is-
( "But Just at that moment there was 4
disturbance near the door. and female
voice was heard imploring For mer-
cyss sake le. az pass. Il is Gen. Page.
! b. Hssssnef i fnnoesnt All eTes
turned 10 the spot; and Rose. in . state
Of great excitement, was seen leading
her father forward.
"The counsel for defense immediate
" obtained permission to place the
General in the witness-box, where, on
account OF his great febleness, he was
accommodated with char. After the
usual preliminsries, the question was
asked, DO you know the prisoner at
the bar"
"'Yes; il is Lieut.. Stevenson
"'Did he enter your cabin the night
your servant was murdered
"'Not that am aware Of
But you wrote a portion OF bis
name on piece OF paper. See here 1t
is.'
"'Yes but il appears I did not finish
il. Give il TO me, and will do so
now Handing back the paper, he
continued: There; that is the man
who attacked me-
''The mystery was all explained now,
the completed word was--STEWARD;
and all this misery had been caused by
the want Of the four little letters-ward,
The steward then was actually the man.
No one had thought Of him, and yet
what more easy? He was always in
and out Of the cabins, and would be
sure 10 notice the box; and evidently
thinking it contained valuables, had
stolen Il. Having done so, and finding
suspicion already fallen upon Steven
son, nothing was more easy than 10
hide the empty box where il was found.
All this was ascertained to be substan-
TALLY correct, for the man was arrested,
and soon after confessed his dreadful
crimes.
IL have nothing more to add, except
that Stevenson was discharged without
a STAIN on his name, aud that The old
general, yielding to the solicitations ol
his daughter, and convinced Of Steven
sons worth, consented to their engage.
ment. In due time they were married
and. as the story-books say, were hap.
py ever after" Aud both will eveI
remember with thankful hearts, how,
although cast down, they were moi
destroyed - Chambers Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-12-12

Bills OF ExcHANGE.-The ciTcum-
stances which gave rise to the intro
duction oil bills of exchange in the mer-
camille world was the Punishment from
France, in the reign Of Philip Augustus
and Philip the Long. OF the Jews, who,
il is well known, took refuge in LOm-
bardv. On their leaving the kingdom
they had committed to the care oI
some persons IN whom they could place
confidence such of their property a
they could not carry with them. Hav-
ing fixed their abode in new country,
they furnished various foreign mer-
chants and travellers, whom they bad
commissioned to fetch away their for
tunes, with secret letters, which were
accepted in France BY those who had
the care OF their effects. Thus The
merits OF the exchanges belong TO the
Jews exclusively. They discovered
the means Of substituting imPalPabae
riches for palpsble ones, the former be-
ing trSnsmissIble 70 all parts, without
leaving behind them any traces l1dica-
live Of the way they have taken.
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Hall minutes walk from the Postofnce.
PRACTICE LIMITED TO PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES.
FAR. wORTHINGTON may beconsuIted upon
- all confidential diseases which tend TO en-
bitter life and shorten its duration, Including
Nervous Debility, causing indigestion, pain in
the back and loins, weakness, headache, impor-
tency, impaired sight, loss Of memory, eruption
on the face and body, bashiulness, &C., making
Married life unhappy and Single Life miserable.
The Doctor guarantees that NJ case placed in his
treatment shall leave his till thoroughly res
tored 10 sound and vigorous health, without the
use Of Mercury in any form, his treatment being
purely Vegetable.
koTICE TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
Parties living at any distance from the IIospi-
tal can DC successfully treated BY sending symp-
toms of their disease. The Doctor will forward
20 any address In the United States free from OBJ
servation, q printed list Of questions, thereby
enabling che patient to give minute description
'ot their case, which he requires TO effect quick
and speedy and sure cure.
Ali letters directed to DR.. W0RTHINGT0N,
Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Nd, win receive
prompt attention. DR.. Worthington was stu
dent Of Prof. n. II. Smith and Is . graduate Of
Md. University
Office hours from In the morning till 10 at
might. Sundays, Till II O'clock noon.
Separates Consulting Roomsfor Ladies, 10 whom
the DR.. Pays special attention.
March 9. lSTe-ly.
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NOTICE.

GRRAT Mats, Nh, June l, 1878
hAyfNG q very great desire to accommodate
- the travelling public, coupled with heavy
debt Of gratitude owe 70 the whole ofmankind,
I have determined 10 conyert my very large,
thoroughly ventilated and deliberately furnished
dwelling into q Hotel, and in announcing the
same TO state that il viii always be my very
great pleasure TO receive old patrons, and shall
feel most sensibly any neglect on their Fart
hope that my terms win suit the means of al.
Board, per day, $1,000
For each meal, 7.50
Lodging, 2.50
Horsesat livery, 500
Payable afrays iu sdranee.
Trusting that may receive in the future the
very liberal patronage extended me in the past,
Very respectfully,
Jos. s. ALLSTAE.
June u, ls5s-sm.