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Maine Medical School.

DRUN5WlChy ECU. H1'
The school is in full blast and numbers about
80. No better school and no finer set OF men
Can be found anywhere. An examination OF
considerable importance is held at the b:gin.
ming of each term, and as a consequence would
be doctors cannot come out from the backwoods
and carry back diplomas on their axe.handles.
OF course these men go the large cities where
b DIS are made for them. Our corps of instruc-
tors are just what we want, efficient and obig-
ing. The graduating class numbers 36-!he
largest number for years.
At meeting of the class Thursday evening,
the following men were selected to represent
the class organization:
President-W. Alden.
Vice PresIdent-C. T. Moulton.
Secretary-a. f. Benson.
Treasurer-Geo. +. Woods.
Executive Oommittee-Geo. B. Quincy, u.
FL. Shedd, r. r. Baston, Maxcey Drake.
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TKAOMASTON LOCALS.

MONDAY, Feb. a.
William Flint is the Oldest subscriber to the
PRESS in this place.
The business prospects in this town for next
year are as good as Can be expected. There
will probably bs two ships bailt here and abou.
the same quantity of lime manufactured as
there has been 10 years past.
S. 81. Allen has coasting sled that he thinks
will beat anything in the state.
Schooner Efie j. Summons is in the river
with ice, bound for Norfolk, and will sail FIRST
wind.
Schooner Mary B. Smith, with lime from
j. A. Creighton, and schooner Telegraph, with
lime from J. o. Cushing s. Co., Will sail for
New York first wind.
Schooner HELEN Thomson and schooner
Silver Spray, Rupel, New York, are below and
will come up the first chance to load lime for
New York.
Tue convention of Iron Clad Reform Cubs
for Koox county, which was to be held here
next week, IS postponed on account of the ded-
ication Of the Bapt st church, and Union Hall
being engaged TO the Advents.
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Athletic Sports.

Courtney names the tifst-clsss oarsmen Of
the states, for the coming season, in the follow
log order; Riley, johnson, Davis, Morris and
Lee.
The New England championship is a SUBJ
jact that still seems 10 somewhat disturb the
minds of both Frenchy johnson and Hosmer.
The former says Hosmer must row b m
match race to decide the question between
them, and that the race shall take place ever
the regu ar Charles river course Hosmer says
that Frenchy will b. accom- modated, aud as be
has friends ready to back him, racs between
the pair is among the probeb Titles early in the
season. Both express willingness to row
Kennedy of this city.
Mr.. Fred j. E1gelhardt having BROUGHT Bes-
sic Krohn from NV York to walk on the same
track with May Belle Sherman, 10 B)ston, the
friends of Miss Sherman have made some Oh.
lection, claiming that Engehardt should give
his entire time as trainer to Belle. Mr.. Epgel-
hardt says that the ladies agreed to walk at the
same time, and his only object is to develop the
best lady athlete in the country and be BELIEVES
that the Danish lady and the New England
girl have no superiors. One of the two, be
thinks, will prove wonder.
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BATH LOCALS,

MONDAY, Feb. "a.
City election March 8.
Mercury 8 p. M, 230 above zero.
Miss Emma Hogan was sworn as clerk of
Register of Deeds this morning
Twenty-Five loads of hay at city scales this
morning.
The ''Times" today spells the hotel, "Saga-
dahoc," and in an article above complains that
we use that manner in preference to adding
the "k." Consistency is not found at the
Times Office.
Grand concert at Wesley church, Tuesday
night
The Trifolpinus Club hops tonight at Music
Hall.
Rev. Costello Weston has removed to Glou.
cester.
The ''Times" states that Hickey and Penn
broke will play billiard match. Hckey's
engagement with Mr.. Kinball ceased today,
and Hickey has left town for Boston.
Knickerbocker Steam Towage Co. rugged a
temporary smoke-stack at the machine shop
this morning, and making an impromptu drill,
began boring an artesian well through the
ledge south of the shop The apparatus worked
satisfactorily. The water will be used for
boiler purposes. The new thirty foot stack has
been shipped from Boston and is daily ex-
pected.
Mr.. William Hodgdon, the carriage builder,
while chopping wood this morning, cut his
hand severely.
The story of property in England left Bath
man proves "sell." One of many for the
"rimes"
A rowdy raised a racket at the Baptist and
Reform Club meetings last night.
Goss, Sawyer & Packard have completed the
fra ne of the new steamer.
Saturday night Mr.. Elisha Small of Bow
dom, formerly student at New Orleans, and a
prosher of Capt. Joseph Small. died of BrIghts
disease Of the kidneys.
Two youths. Jesse Savage and George E.
Roderick, with a crowd OF young rouehs, met
near the Pest House for prize fight with Sec
o. ds on Sabbath afternoon Officers TiObetts
and Sprague dispersed the crowd. Al er-
wards Savage was arrested and Roderick gave
himself up They were released well scared
but were not locked up.
judges BarrOws and Peters are in town hear
ing law points on the ice case of Parington ct
al. of Bowdolnhsm vs. Dngley 1T al of Gardi.
ger. The action is regarding delivery of ice at
Washington. The suit involves the sum of
nan & Larrab-e for plf.
Hogan and Wiggin at the formers office this
Afternoon examined the accounts of the estate
of S. d. Reed of Pnipsburg.
Grace church socIable at the residence Of Mr..
Chss. 81. Mcclellan, Washington street, Tues
day night
Ash Wednesday, Grace church services at
10a a. N. q p. m.
Sagadahoc Historical Society are engaged in
genealogical research. In their custody is
BILE belonging to the Croker family which
was published 10 1756 1t was purchased in
England by Isaiah Croker, Scot, who came
to Bath from Plymouth and lived In the house
back of st. Mary's church, which is now
standing then occupying the present site of
the church.
Mr. Joseph B. Ratcliff has deed of land
near Boston. given by the governor Of Massa.
chusetts in 1860 to John Baton.
Mr.. Ebsn Moses died suddenly about a. m.
Sanday morning, of paralysis. He was q
brother of the late W. V. Moses.
Mr.. Charles A. Turner an old resident, town
crior at 0oe tme member of the city couu-
Gil, died Saturday of kidney disease.
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Sch col Com .s,ittrc.

The regular monthly meeting of the school
committee was held last evening, His Honor,
tho Mayor, in the chair. Present Messrs. Bur.
gees, Stanley, Smaller, Chadwick and Gray.
The records of the last meeting were ap.
proved.
Bain's Logic and Hopkins Outlines of Man
were adopted as text books in the High School,
Miss E. L. Robinson, teacher in the North
School was granted leave Of absence the rest
Of the school year, and that the committee on
North School supply the vacancy.
The bills of the month amounting to $12O. 81,
were approved.
DR.. Smaller was requested to draft the annual
report on the part of the board
The annual report of the Superintendent of
Schools was in part read.
Adjourned to one week from tomorrow eve.
ming.
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The house of Isaac SkuliDgs, in Cumberland,
was burned Saturday night. The fire, it was
thought, caught from ashes deposited in the
woodhouse. Loss $4,000; no insurance. The
barn was saved. A sleigh, harness and other
articles were lost. Most of the furniture of the
house was burned. The town iusures upon the
mutual plan. The authorities had made out
policy, but Mr.. Skillings neglected to pay the
premium, and it had run cut
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FEBRUARY CIVIL TERM, 1879, BoNNEY, j., PRE-
SIDING.
MoNDAY.-Chares II. Boyd VS.. John Cronau.
Trespass Quare cLaasum. fregit TO recover damages
for hauling away four hundred and fifty cable yards
of gravel from plaintiffs lot on Munjoy Hill Dam
ages claimed $50.
The defendant virtually admits the trespass, but
denies that he only hauled away about eighty cubic
yards of the gravel.
Arguments CT sd Judge Bonney will charge the
jury al nine O'clock this Tuesday morning.
Webb & Haskell for plaintiff.
f C. & G. H. Nash for defendant.
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Another Narrow Escape on the Casters

Another Narrow Escape on the Eastern
The morning train from Boston over the
Eastern Railroad had a narrow escaps from
destruction yesterday. The train was some
what behipd-hand at Conway junction, and
ran at increased speed to Kennebunk. AT the
latter place the train waited for refreshments
as usual, aud just as it was about to start for
Portland train-hand discovered that the great
iron yoke on which all the springs of the mail
car rest, and which supports the trucks, had
broken off as clean as if cut by knife, and the
long end had fallen down to within an inch or
so of the ground. A great chain was procured
and jack-screws, and the car braced up, but
the strain was too much for the chain and
snapped it. Another chain was procured, and,
with the aid Of the broken one, the car was
suficien ly fixed to allow it to proceed. Had
it not been for the lucky discovery, the first
slight obstacle the broken yoke encountered
might have caused sad loss of life
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Il ENk FACTORS.

When board of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that BY com.
bining some yell known valuable remedies,
the most wonderful medicine was produced,
which would cure such wide range of diseases
that most all other remedies could be dispensed
with, many were skepucaI; bat proof of its
merits by actual trial has dspelled all doubt,
and today the discoverers of that great medi-
One, Hop Bitters, are honored and blessed by
al as beuefacturs
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DEERING's OAKs.-The committee of the
city government, appointed for the purpose,
held preliminary meeting yesterday sftef-
noon and appointed Friday evening next, at
7.3O o'clock, as the time, and the Common
Council room the place, for the public hearing
in reference to the behring's Oaks matter.
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Balls md Assemblies.

A grand testimonial benefit has bsen extend
ed to D. a. Chandler, to come off at Lancaster
Hall, Wednesday evening. If there is any one
who deserves substantial bsneft it is Mr..
Chandler. Hs has spared 10 effort to give
Portland band that has a reputs throughout
New England. He is always kind and accom-
modating and we hope to see such party pres
ent on the occasion as will prove worthy of his
efforts.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.
The Republicans of Portland are requested TO meet
at their respective Ward Rooms ON
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 26th,
AT Ia O'CLOCK.

to choose % seven delegates from each Ward to NOM
mate candidate for Mayor; to nominate one Alder
man, three Councimen, a Warden and Clerk, and
two Constabes each Ward and in wards2, 5, and
candidate for School Comm ttee Also TO elect (5)
five members Of the Republican City Committee,
from each ward, for the ensuing year.
The delegates selected to nomina e candidate for
Mayor will meet in convention at the Reception
Room, City Building. on FRIDAY EVENING, the
2Sth, a. u O'Clock, to perform that duty.
Per order Republican City Committee.
WILLIAM H PLUMMER, Chairman.
GEORGE F. GOULD, Secretary.
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Young MEMS SOCIAL CLUB The variety
ball given by the Young Meas Social Club at
Lancaster Hall last night saw gallery full of
spectators and large dancing party, many of
whom were attired in pretty and appropriate
costumes. The affair was great success,
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StandISh.

The Republicans of Staudish have made the
following nominations:
Moierstor-Samuel Diogley
Clerk and Tr-asurer-Wm. Fl. Libby.
Sel-ctmeD-Orville S Sanburn, Tobias Lord,
Jr, Joseph W. Knight
s. s. Com.-Leander 81. Mouton.
Collector and Constable-Alfred S. Cousins.
Auditor-Eliakim Wescott.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND IS: February 18th, A. D., 1879.
THIS l. to give notice that on the twenfy-fourin day
4 OF February, a. ID. 1879, warrant In Insolvency
was issued by Nathan Cleaves Judge OF the Court
OF Insolvency for said County Of Cumberland against
the estate OF Frederick j. Waterman. of Portland
on bis own petition filed on the twenty first day OF
February, ID 1879, 10 which date interest on
GAINS IS 70 be computrd; that the pa, ment Of any
debs and the delivery ami transfer OF any property
belonging to said Debtor to hin or for his use. and
the delivery and transfer of any property by him
tor6idden by law that meeting OF the creditors OF
SAID Debtor, to their debts and choose one OF
more assgnees Of his estate, will be held at Court
of Insolvency to be holden at the Probate Court rom
March, a. ID. 1879, at ten O'clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above written
e. K. BROWN,
Deputy sheri, as Messenger OF the Court of Insol-
yency for said County OF Cumberland.
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sACo AND BIOOEFoKD LOCALS.
MONDAY, Feb. "a.

MONDAY, Feb. "a.
SACO.
YORK Institute meeting Tuesday evening.
SOclsble by Ligonia Degree Temple Tues
day.
A frightened horse ran up Main and down
Beach streets yesterday noon. The driver
jumped out. Two gentlemen were knocked
down but not much hurt. The sleigh was a
perfect wreck.
Major Paul A. Chadbourne has sold his H.
surance office to Capt. Alfred Patterson.
Gould our Street Commissioner walk the
length of Main street on the sidewalk, he would
see the need of sand or gravel
James & Foss' tallow factory was burned to-
night. Insurance $500.
BIDDEFORD.
Robinson Crusoe, Tuesday evening in City
Hall, will draw crowd. The papers say the
pantomime is excellent.
MIR. Simon FL. Milliken of Saco died this af-
ternoon.
Public schools begin today.
The Universalist Dramatic Club give tn cir
entertainment Tuesday at the vestry.
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Accidents.

Col. Hamilton, OF the 1st U. s. Artillery, fell
on the sidewalk and broke his arm. The Col
is in charge Of Fort PEBBLE.
Prudence Hlllman, over eighty years old,
residing on Portland street. last Thursday fell
out of bed to the floor, injuring herself inter-
nallY SO that she died Yestr rdaY
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Mrs. Clara Hapgood Mach assisted her
husband 10 the trial of the .se of G Il. Boyd
VS.. John Cronan yesterday in the Superior
Court. Mrs. Nash was admitted to the bar in
Washington county by Judge Ba-rows several
years ago and she and her hu-ba have formed
the law partnership of f. G. & G. Fl Nash.
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$500 REWARD.

They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow
ELF, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and Urn-
ary Organs. and $500 will be paid for case
they will DOT cure or help, or for any thing i'm
it. See ''Truths" or Proverbs" aHotber col
umn.
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WARD CAUCUsKs.
Attention Called t, Voting Lists.

The Democratic caucuses will be held to-
night at T. 80 o'clock
The Republican caucuses will be held at the
ward-rooms tomorrow night at 7.3O O'CLOCK to
choose delegates to nominate candidate for
Mayor, and to nominate ward officers.
The Board of Aldermen will be in session to-
morrow, aud every day iu the week thereafter,
at the Alderman's room, City Building, to see
names are ON the voting lists See to it that
every name is CD, and on correctly.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT, COLUMN.
Portland Theatre-AIlatoona.
Concert-Free Baptist Church.
Apron Sale-WIli, ton Cturch.
Music hall-New Novelty Theatre.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Pratt's Astral Oil.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Warrant in Insolvency-4.
New York Hats-Merry.
A Card.
Tiles-Cyrus f pavis
Citizens Mutual Relief Society-Meeting.
Annual MeetIug-Porlland Dry Dock.
Eaton Family School-H, F. Eaton,
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THE HEALTH-LIFT is one of the greatest in
ventions of the age, and is second to none ia
importance, as it is a direct appliance for the
culture and improvement of the human race.
1t is good for everybody, and should be used by
all 1t will accomplish tia following results:
1. 1t causes an equal circulation of the blood
to all parts of the system. 2 1t expands the
lungs and increases the volume of respiration.
3. 1t infuses more oxygen into the muscles. and
thus purfies the tissues of the body. 4. 1t
tones and builds up the whole system when
purified. 5. 1t will double the strength in a
few months. g. 1t steades and regulates the
hearts action. 1t does all these by prac-
tice of only ten minutes once day. s. 1t will,
by The above principles, cure most of the ills TO
which the flesh is heir, especially when chronic,
and resulting from arrangement of the circula-
tOn.
health Lift Rooms, 257 Middle street, Port
land,
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WEEKLY LIST OF PATENTS issued to
residents of Maine reported for the Portland
fREss by Chas. E. Foster, Patent solicitor,
500 9Th street, Washington, D. G.
W. A. E.tes, China, plow, No. 212 2O5.
.. A. hnlght, Auburn, cheese box, No. 211
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PULPIT AND PLATFORM.

Df. Sarah W. Devoll will deliver the next
lecture in the Mechanics course 10 Mechanics
Hall, Monday evening on "The Maintenance
of Health"
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1t is really matter for woader that families
will persist in exposing themselves to the well
known danger of using inferior and dangerous
burning oils, when an article like Pratt's As
trail OIL can be obtained at moderate price from
any dealer, and safely guaranteed. W. w.
Whipple s. Co., 81 Market Square, Portland,
are the anants
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When the season for making presents comes,
make some sufferer of your acquaintance a
present OF DR. Bulls Cough Syrup, and note
the benefit it will do him and the happiness you
will receive.
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ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Nigger
Head' and Bulls Eye" Cut Cav+ndish Smok-
ing Tobsccos, and find them better, cheaper,
and equal to nearly double the quantity of COM
MANUFACTURED by VIM. S. Kimball & Co.,
Rochester, Y sep23T r&Seod
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF MAINE.

OTTMa .en SIS. February 20, A. d. 1879.
o. u 70 give notice that on the twenty fourth day
0 OLE sGJoruasy, D., 1879, Warrant 10 Insolvency
insolvency tor said County Of Cumberland AGAINST
sne aee OF andrew Hill, OF Cape Elizabeth In
slu county, aoJudged to be an Insoivent Debtor on
ruary, A. d. 1879 to which date I'M crest on cIai "a
to be computed; That the payment Of any debts and
TO said Debtor. to him for his USE and the eiiser
and transfer of any property by him are by
law That meeting # the Creditors Of sail D-bsor
OF 1is es ate, will be held az Court Of insolvency 10
be holden az the Probate Court room In Potlan0 In
SAID county on Monday, the seventeenth day Of
Given under my hand the date first above written.
K. z. BROWN,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger Of the Court Of InsoI-
Sesn lSy for said County OF Cumberland.
IeI0
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS. February rs. A ID. 1879.
This is TO give notice. that the eighteenth day OF
February, A. ID. 1879, Warrant in insolvency was
issued by Nathan Cleaves, Judge Of The Court OF
insolvency tor said County OF Cumberland, against
the estate OF Freeman l.. Brown of Westbroos, In
said County adudged to be lnsovent debtor os his
own petition, filed the eighteenth day of February
A. ID. 1879. to which date interest claims Is to be
computed; that the payment of any debts, and the
said Debtor, to him or for his use and the delivery
and transfer OF any property by him are forbidden
6y law; that meeting Of the Creditors Of said
Debtor 10 prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees OF his estate, will be held at Court Of In
soyeney TO be holden at the Probate Court Room In
said Portland, on Monday, the seventeenth day Of
March, A. ID. 1879 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
Il Z. Brown,
Deputy Sheriff. as Messenger Of the Court of Insol-
yency for said County Of Cumberland.
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f. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at 10 and 81
today the stock of Toys and Fancy Goods, No.
- Market Square See notice in auction col
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No sale of Dry Goods IN the city of Port
land has ever created so much interest as the
bankrupt sale at the store formerly occupied
by A. @ Leach. The store is constantly
crowded full of customers. fe8dtf
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STATE OF MAINE,

CUMBERLAND, IS. February %, A. D. 1879.
This Is 10 give notice that on the twenty fourth
day OF February D. 1879 Warrant in Insolvency
was is .ued by Ma han Cleaves, Judge Of the Court
of1Dsoveney for said County OF Cumberland against
the estate OF Cornelius V. Nausise OF Deering in said
county, adjudged to be an lnsoivent Debtor on bis
own petition lied on the twenty first day of Feb
ruaty A. D. 1879. TO which date interest claims is
to be computed; That tn payment of any debts and
the delivery and transfer of any property belonging
to said Debtor to him or for his and the delivery
and transfer ofany pr perry by him forbidden by
debtor to prove their debts and choose one or more
assgnees Of his estate will be held Court of In
solvency to be holden at the Probate Court room in
Portland In said County, on MONDAY, the seven.
teeDth day OF March, A. D. 1879, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon.
E. r. BROWN
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court Of Insol-
vency for said County OF Cumberland.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Portland Dry Dock.

FHNHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
L Portland Dry DOck will be held at the
Secretary's Office NO. 93 4 xchange sire. Q,
Portland, MAINE, ON suesday. March
eleventh A d 1879, three o'clock p. WI for
the election of officers and the transaction of any
other business that NAV be legally acted upon.
By order of the Directors.
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WE, the undersigned, manufacturers Of and deal
w els in Tin Ware desire publicly to extend our
thanks TO the Dry Goots DesleIs of ills city who
have abstained from introducing 10 this community
Cheap and unu ercbantaoe wares in our line hereby
casting discredit upon large business ioierest the
honorable requirements Of which we endeayor to
maintain "decently and in oroer.''
A. N. MOVES g. SON,
o. NJ s. D. W NASH,
F. & @. B NASH,
TENNEY q LEIGHTON,
NUTFER BROS. & Co,
KNIGHTS & HOWARTH,
THOMAS W. DANIEL,
o W. FULLAM,
ANDREW MULNIX,
Wv. OSGOUD,
THOS. N EASTON,
e. w. AKELY.
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