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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-02-21
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.

Mr.. Much, the expert who has been exam
lining Treasarer Barron's books, reports that
the Dash book is mixed and contains discrep-
ancies He expresses no opinion as yet as to
whether there has been defalcation OF not.
The Dominion Commissioner of Fisheries
asserts that American fishermen were violat-
ing the Treaty Of Washington by SEEMING fish
from the shore of Fortune Bay, when driven
away.
Mr. Corbn, who claims to have been elected
Senator from South Carolina. will continue the
contest for his seat.
The Tennessee House of Representatives re-
fuses to pay so cents on the state debt with q
per cent interest
New York advlces say the export of cattle to
England is at a stand-stil.
Mr.. Eoclesop, New York State Senator,
thinks Mr.. Conkling's certificate Of reelection
should be withheld because the Legislature
failed to carry the apportionment acts into ef-
feet.
The Liverpool strikes are about over.
There is dissension among the French Re-
publicans concerning the question Of amnesty
and the impeachment of the De Bfoglie minis
try.
The Hsyti revolutiopists are reported to be
gaining ground. They have captured San
Marco and San Miguel. A decisive battle is
expected soon.
The Rhode Island Senate protests agaius
the law restricting Chinese immigration.
The Senate railroad committee will report in
favor of the appointment of commission to
Investigate the question of telegraphic rates
and the alleged Determinations by the West.
ern Union Company in favor of press associa.
lions.
In the State Senate yesterday the civil SER
vice com mittee reported q bill abolishing the
Office. of state prison and Jail inspector. They
also recommended that no more money be paid
from the treasury for agricultural purposes
also reducing the mileage of members of the
Legislature and Council, fixing the salary of
land agent at $500 aud messenger of the Gov
ernor and Council at $500. Act to incorporate
the town of West Rocklaud was defeated. The
Senate non-concurred with the House on the
order suspending the High School law, but
afterwards recons dered the m after aud left it
unfinished The Senate also non-coucarred
with the House in referring the printing con-
tract to the Governor aud Council. La the
House an order was passed directing the Gov
ernor and Council to make investigation of
violations of the High School law. The re.
solve giving $1,000 to the Agricultural College
was defeated. Majority end minority reports
on state valuation we're presented.
The National Senate passed the Brazilian
subsidy bill yesterday by a vote of % to Is
In the House, in the contested election case of
Finley Vs. Bisbee, the seat was given to Fla
1au
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OHIO PROHIBlTIONiSTS.
A State Ticket Nominated and Platform

A State Ticket Nominated and Platform
Adopted.
COLUMBUS. Feb. 2O.-The state prohibition con-
vention met today. One thousand persous were
present The following ticket was nominated:
Governor Gideon I. Stewart.
Lieut.. GoveInor-J. W. Sharp.
state Auditor Michael flaming.
Treasurer Elias B,air
Supreme Judge-J. Hard.
Attorney Generals b. Foster.
Member OF Board OF Public Works-James FL. Hor-
ton.
The Platform favors laws giving laborers for cor
poratous the first lien for wages; for reserviog pub
lie lands for homesteads suppression of gambll ne
in sto ks; prohibition o! Labor OF child en- under IA
in mines and factories universal suffrage, issue oil
small interest bearing bends; compulsory education
reduction OF official salaries of local option.
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THE FISHERIES.

Americans Charged with Violating the
Treaty.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2]-An Ottawa despatch says
that W. F. Whtcher, Dominion fisheries commits
sioner, in his report asserts that American fisher
men were seining fish from the shore at Fortnra
Bay when driven away. He quotes Judge Fosters
aIs-.-----fr nn fha official report of the Holirs-
commission that no rights to do anything upon land
are conferred upon the citizens OF the United States"
to show that the Americans were violating the
Washington treaty when attacked by the natives.
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DRAWERS.

Lot A Tucks, Hamburg Ruff e
at ID
slot Tucks. Tucke ed Rnffle, and
L Lot broad Hem, no Tucks, so
Got 9 Tucks, Tackled Rufffe
with Hamburg Edge. 6S
burg Rattle, rs
l Lot with broad Hamburg Rnf-
fie, l3 Tucks, 81 90
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-02-21
Am Outbreas i'm the Coal Mines

PITTsBURG, Feb. 20.-The excitement continues at
Brownsville and other towns along the Monongehela.
Sheriff Work has force OF $50 deputies at Browns-
vile, who made many more arrests among the strik-
in coal miners today. Gov. Hoyt has placed COM
pany Of the 10th regiment un er Sheriff Works
command. They are at Washington awaiting Or
ders. Many of the miners fed to the mines where
they have provisions enough TO Withstand
quite siege. and fears entertained that bloody
outbreak may occur at any moment The trouble
was occasioned by the reduction in the price Of labor
consequent on the shutting down Of mines and en-
ployment of fresh hands at reduced rates.
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LONDON, Feb GA despatch from Cape Town
says that unless attacked the British will conhne
operations to the mainten ance Of their status quo,
and the retention OF their straegcal position on the
bor3er until strongly reinforced. Two hundred VOL
unree will relieve the sstn regiment at King vii.
lams Town, so az to permit the latter to 60 to ne
front.
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To The COusumD,ive.

Let those who lansuish unner the fata seyerity of
our climate Trough any pulmonary complaint. OF
even those who ae in deciied Consumption, by no
means despair. There is . safe and sure remedy at
Cod Ltner on and Lime" wi houL pr ssessng he vely
nauseaiine favor of the OIL he ct fore usei Is en-
srty which tenders be UIl oouby efRcacious. Re
variable ssimopials Of It's efficacy shown to those
who desire to zee them. Sold By A. D. WuDok,
Chemist, BVltos, and all druggists. flseodsn
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DIED.

In this city, Feb 10 Rulof Dodge, aged 81 years.
lFuneIal service this afternoon at O'Clock, at
his late residence. Merril,'s Place.
In Alma Feb s. Miss Cara daughter of Rodney
G. Joues aged I6 years.
10 Ana Feb. g. william Cheney, aged 69 years.
In Biddetord, Feo y. Sheluon s.. Of VIM. s.
ana Lizzie P. Fowler, sged 10 months
In Lyman, Feb. II, Miss LYDIA Kicker, aged y
years months,
In Orange j., Feb Is, Mrs. Msry l. widow Of
the late William Baker, OF Brunswick, Me.
e. The funeral service OF the late Micah Samp-
sou will take place on Sstu day at O'clock r. M
at his late residence Al Oak street. Burial private.
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The Cattle Traffic.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 The exploration OF cattle to
England is at standstill. Prominent shippers say
that the restriction placed American cattle is in
the interest of the landed proprietrs but when the
common people of England find the governments
action has enhanced the price Of beef their voice will
be heard. The exception made in favor Of Canadian
cattle is stated by some English authorities to be
designed directly 10 aid Canada.
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xLvTH CONGRESS -sECOND SESSION
sENA TIE.
Pa..nae Of the brazilian subsi

Passage Of the Brazilian Snbsidy.
MFR. Blaine from the committee on appropriations
reported back the army appropriation bill wiah
amendment. Caendared
MIR. Blaine gave notice that he would cal it up at
the earliest opportunity.
Bill to appoint Seville Broden an ensign in the
navy passed. (Broden took the prize for excellence
at the English nautical school, but was refused a
commission IN the English navy as it would compel
him to renounce American citizenship.
The Senate lad aside The post office appropriation
bill for AR. Shields to speak In favor of the bill
granting pensions to soldiers of the Mexican war,
At the conclusion of Mr.. Shields remarks the
Senate resumed the post office appropriation bill and
DEBATE Oh the Brazilian subsidy was C lntilued.
TIE Senate was in session all night on the
Brazilian subsidy. Many amendments we're rejected
and dilatory mo ions made. The bill was fually
reported to the Senate, amendments concurIed in
and the bill passed-yeas 20. nays 10.
All O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Passenger Train Derailed- One Man BAD
ly Hurt-The Kellogg Opera Troupe
Shas en- UP.
HARTFORD, Feb 2O.-The express train ON
Boston Que here al one today was deraled at Yer.
non. There were four extra coaches ami an extra
baggage car containing the Kellogg opera troupe,
m skibg an unusually long train. 1t was running rs
miles an hour. The tender jumped FOG which
threw the whole train off and made bad wreck, but
no one was seriously injured except the engineer Tho
was thrown out of the cab, breaEiog his wrist and
disoc ating his shoulder. The forward baggage car
turned bottom up and the smoker bounded over it
and landed on some coal cars on the side track
which started off on the down grade and went thirty
rods before stopping. The cars are scattered about
cross-ways of the track for a long distance
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-02-21
MASSACHUSETTS,,
Harde.. storm Of the Season,

Hardest storm of the Season.
BOSTON, Feb, 20.-Desp ,tches from various parts
Of New England indicate the hardest snow storm of
the season. No d asters yet reported
Railroad Consolidation.
BOSTON, Feb. 20 Growing out OF proposition to
unite lmnal facilities in this city, OF the Boston
g. Providence and Boston g. Albany railways, is a
rumor that steps will be taken before the adjourn
ment of the legislature to consolidate both corpora
tions.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-02-21
European m srkets

EuFOWFHH
LONDON, FEBRUARY 20-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 90 g.
16 for money and account.
LONDON, February 20-12.3o P. M.-American &C.
curties United States bonds 67s at 1885, new SIS at
1868; new 4As al 07s; 10iOs at 05; Erie 27 pre-
ferreo 40; New Jersey Central 45j
LIVERPOOL, Feb 20--12-3O P. M.-Cotton markat
very dull; Uplands at 5-6d Orleans at Gid; sales
700 bales, DcludDg 1000 for speculation ami ex-
port Receipts $3.50 bales including S75U American
Futures partially l-3l better; March and April at
51l-32.
Flour at s 6 @ 10; Winter Wheat at So "a O. do
Spring at II a 8; California averages at s a g.;
Climb 1 D96 Corr al Al Peas 6 5. Provisions, &c
PORT at 40; Beef7i; Bacon at 26 6 Lard at "a.
Cheese al 49, raDOw at 36. At London 363
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-02-21
ASIA.

The King of Burmnh Murders the Pria
ces aad summariiy Changes the Co.
eFnnent .,o
CALCUTTA, Feb 20 1T is reported frou Mo IS0ro,
that the King OF Burmah murdered al; - -,
princes and families, removed the nsy.
replaced the ministers formerly s'
ing the former despotic govern
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MARRIED

Tn Gorham, Feb 10, BY Rev. j. Colby, George Pat.
rick and Miss Mary Ellen burlington, all OF Gorham.
In augusta, Feb. ID. L. s. Cony and Miss octavia
M. Cole an ,,
fsnd Wi.e Fannie Alden OF Augusta.
$ 10 New Portland Feb Q, JAS. F. Collins and Miss
1Iotte Merrill.
AAnson and Miss Mary Lawrence OF Madison.
In belfast, Fen. 4, W. II. Wiegin OF skewAssan
lAnd Mis- Bertha Y. j. Conant Of Belfast.
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Gaiifo. gn.osus stocks.
Chicago Cat,lr Market.

CHICAGO, February 2O-Hogs-receipts 90, 900 head
shipments $500 mead; Mixed packing shade higher
a. 60 "a 80; light q 10 higher 70 q 95; choice
heavy strong at 95 q 90.
Caitie-receiuts As 0 head; shipments $500 head
pa'ket active and higher; shippniDg at 4 OO q 20
Texans IS @410
Sheep pts 17Oo head; shipments 1900 head
firm of 2 -
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WASHINGTON
Mr.. corsin Refuse. 10 be Rrihsa.

MIR. COrbin Refuses 10 be Bribed.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2o.-A Washin gton special shys
that Mr.. Corbn has been offered aud refused to &C.
cept two years pay as Senator and expenses. if he
will abandon tt contest for tho seat held by Butler
AS Cameron of Pennsylvania, Chaffee and Patterson
viii join the democrats it is believed the latter will
triumph.
Army Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O-rhe army appropriation
bill, reported to the Senate is Invested of all the
army reorganization sections inserted by the house.
the railroad telegraph amendment is retained,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-02-21
HOUNE.
The FIorida Cont sted Election Case.

House by yeas IS nays 1872, took 10 the Florida
contested election case OF Findley VS.. Bsbee.
After debate a resolution was passed decla ring
jesse j. FiDdIey elected from the first dis trict and
he was sworn in.
The House took recess till evening for memorial
services in honor Of deceased mem oers Welsh of Ne
braska aud Williams Of Michigan.
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PORTLAND, February 70.
The Clearing House OF the Portland Ronts r.no,t
the transaction OF business as follows TODAY.
Gross Exchanges ........ os coz "a
49, '''' ''''''''''..'.......... 80 934 %
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FINANCIAL AND COMM Err EAl
o.r,,sna wholesale Market.

THURSDAY. February 2o.-There is steady d
mand for Flour and prices are firm and well su
tanned, Grain holds firm at quotations. Pork al
Lard steady and unchanged. Sugars are quoted
SIC for granulsted and SIC for Extra G. oi-Ligon
at lssc, Kerosene tic. Petroleum 12c' In Fruit Il
market is steady with very moderate demand.
The following are the latest quotations OF Flor
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Given Up for Il osi.

LONDON, Feb 2O.-Br. steamer Zanzibar, from
New York, January II, for Glasgow has not since
bsen heard from and Is now regarded as lost, and
ssins for Insurance xpen her will shortly be settled
n Llcyds.
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New YORK, FEB. 20 Evening" Money active al
2 q Ger cent. closing at 8 per cent. Sterling
Exchange dul and weak at 485 a 1851 for long anC
4SS q Asst for short sight, Governments firm. II
state bonds Louisiana consos sold at IS. Railway
moi cages less active and generally strong. StvcE
market decidedly Irregular
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
2l3,o00 shares
Inc following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-02-21
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb q, / A. M.
For New England
northerly to westerly Winds rising barometer. gen
orally colder and partly cloudy weather with light
mow.
Cautionary signals continne from Boston to East
port; off-shore signals from Smithulle to Woods
Hole.
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Foreign Exuort~

LONDON. Bark Garien lsland-2s 0Oo busb meas,
lS,aOO do wheat, 1000 bbls -four A f-
CARDENAS. Brig LiberI y-3l29 shocks and ; ead,.
5o cart Ind shocks, 475 box Shocks 70 $50 hoops
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rAuL, Feb. 80 Thermometer $50 below 4
Fort Pelley anu $50 at Winnipeg. There was snw
blockade in Dakota, two trans being delayed u
the first time in two yeass,
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EpREpssN PORTS,


Ar at Cape Coast Jan g. barque Rebecca Goddard,
Cam, Salt Pond, tsnd sid 4th tor Emins)
Sid TIM Irieste 1st inst, brig Sweeney. Small,
Ar at Marseilles Sd inst barque Alaska. Perry.
New York.
Sid I'm Havre 5th inst, ship Martha BOwker, Bow
Ar at Gravesend 9th inst, ship Bombay, Peterson,
Cardiff ia Harwch, to repair.
Ar in K,ngoad b, baIque Olive THU low, Corbett,
New York for Gloucester
Sid I'm Newport 4th inst, barque Hacyon, Dickin-
son Havana.
At Mmatitlan Jan 81 brig Sarah & Emma. Nun
roe, fOi New York next gay.
Ar at Rio Janeiro 18th inst, barque Nippon Prebc
Ar at Ponce 9Th inst, brig Morancy. Small, New
A. Oardsnas lnh inst brig Eliza Morton. Leland.
Sid tm st JaRo 9th, sch kocheko, Jasper for New
York.
sork; Mary Comery Terry, Philadelphia.
ar at Havana 18th inst, uaruue Bonny Doom. Cole.
New York bIigs Elizaoeth winslow Locke. fm dol
Isaac Carver Gray Pensacola, 14th. VIM robertson
Harding, Wilmington; Agsbora. Prince New YORK.
STD 18Th, brigs Martha betry Dolan. Matapzas
terry LOOK, do Cumberland, Keazer, do; 18th,
NJ W Norwood, Magune do.
CID I4th, origs Havana. Meyer, Caibarien: Emma
Buchanan MataIzaa and North OF Hatteras.
In port 18th, SGD HanIahan whitmo,e tor Sagua
aud North of datteras to oao 7ce hhds sugar at -,
if 10 Boston 81 70.
ar at Matanzas 18th inst, schs Seth W Smith, AL
len, Pensacola; Louisa Bliss. Strong Baltimore 18th
scha Jos Souther. Watts. Havana; Richardson,
Baano. New York.
Sid 18TH. brig iieo Buruham. Staples North Of Hat
teras; schs = r Lowell, PinKham, do. 18th. Nellie
Bowers, stackpoe, do; brig Giles Loring, kenney,
do; sch Fred Earle. Condor, do.
in port 18th brias David Os en- Cbadbou,n n, and
Fanny Tucker Tucker, tor North of Hatteras; sen
Grace Bradley. Vesper, do; anu others.
AR Sagua 10th, sch EVA T. Pettenglll. York,
ortlaDd rcns George Clark, Bartlett, Philadelphia
jet Borden Jones Havana.
Sid 10th, sch Emma CIosoy. Crosby. Philadelphia;
18th, orig f Henderson, Patterson, New York.
aPOMEN.
Feb II. lat 81, lon II, bsrque Carney, jackson,
from Ardr0ssaD for Mdianzas.
Fec IA, lat SO, ion 6s, sch Grace Gushing, Mosher
from Portland tor tonce.
Feb II. lat 81 II, ION Il IS. orig Nichols, Poole,
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In Athens, Feb. 8, Gustir A. league of skowhegan
and Miss Elizabeth C. Drew OF Athens:
In Lewiston, Feb. 10, Joshua g. Richardson and
Mise susie A. Clark
In Canton, Feb. 70, r. @. Bradford OF Canton aud
Miss Carrie g farrar OF Auburn.
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The Republicans of Gorbam are requested 10 meet
at the Town House on Thursday Feb ITO, ut "a D.
m, 10 nominate candidates for own officers.
Per order OF Town Committee
The Town Committee are requested 20 meet on
Wednesday Evening, Feb 26lh at the house OF chair
man of committee at u O'Clock.
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CAUCUSES.
Windham,

The Republicans Of windhsm are requested to
meet at The Town House, IN Windham Cd thursday.
the 9th IT February, al 2. m to pominaIe candi.
dates for Town Officers for the ensuing year.
Per Order Of Committee,
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y BY water conveyance-lOOO bush corn meal to q
W True & Co. "
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Wholesale Body snatching.
MONTREAL, Feb 2O.-Five bodies were ttole
from the dead house at St. Eustache last night.
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ST MARYs, GA-Cld 18th, brig Carrie Purintcn.
Doane, RIO Janeiro.
DaRIEN-Ar 10th sch W Thomas, Mariner
Boston to load tor Portland.
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 18th, sch Geo Dale,
Pierce, st Thomas.
cid 10Th sets Aunie Lewis, Lewis Arroyo, PR;
Dipne, Patterson, Mayaguez
NOKFOLK-Ar lib, sch Grey Eagle. Hen2ricks,
Portland.
PHILADELPHIA-Arl 10th sch Hamburg Dunn,
WILMINGTON, Del
cd 18th, sch Owe Crosby, Hutchinson, Havana.
AR al Delaware BreakwaIer 19lh ship Jane Fish.
Young Antwerp; sch Adellza, from New YORK for
Norfolk.
Returned, sch Emma Hart.
NEW fOhk-Ar 18TH ships st Paul, Williams.
Liverpool 50 days: Eric the Red, Alien. Antwerp 23
days; orig Ned White Thombs Padang Sc days;
scbs Mary j Lee, hageyty Boston; Koon, NOOK
Jugs Now bedford; Geo Prescott, Bye, Fall River;
Fannie Mitchell, BOYD, Providence; Abbie E willard,
Newport.
ca 18th, barque Samos. henrahan, Gibraltar; brig
Mary . Haskell Hsskell, Curacao.
PkOVIDENCE-Sld 10Th, sch Julia, Perry, for
New YORK.
Sid i'm Rocky Point, sch Daisy Parkhurst (frorn
Prov0ence) tor New York
NEW PORT-Ar 18th, schs A n Chief, Snow, Prov
idence for New York. (and sailed); Louisa Smith,
Webber, and Abby NassoD, Lord, DO for DO.
Also ar. Pm, sch Julia. Perry, Providence for New
York.
SD, schs Abby WATSON, and Louisa Smith.
NEW BEuFORD Sid l9th schs s woodbury.,
Putnam for Georgetown; Clio Chillcott, Fullerton,
do; VIM Thoaas, Littlsjohn, and koret, Durham
baltimore.
bOSTON-Cld 10th, sch Sarah Mills Burdlck, tor
Portland. to load TOR W York.
GLOUOESTER-Ar 18th, sch WATERFALL Cameron,
New YORK lor Boothbay.
kOCALAND-Ar nth, sch Polly q Clarrisss, Ball
Portland.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

The undersigned would gratefully acknowledge the
services of Messrs Martin. Flanagan and Decelle,
private watchmen. ana j Warren, pat olmaD, in
extingnshing the fire at their store on MIDI street
the morning OF the 2olh il s., and he city tender
to them their sincere thanks for their prompt and
efficient acton in the atier.
f2lsnlt HDYT, foGG & DOMAIN.
, 1879-06-05

Latest quotations fur Juno delivery On tho
leading arltclcs for the lust twu business DAYS;
, 1879-06-05
REAL ESTATE.

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record Wedntsduy, Junc4
vivy rnurEMFY.
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Max IL 'tE,isnn Knith 10 IL and n No.
sr"t,,ni, , .,,,, 9 960O
gouth mno rhn,t VI s!.1t II n nj Thirty 1sst
ea'a ~ ,fea ~ ~ + .istr iunp :, fWi.,ia,n
Wast,ns r. 1ieurv n; f,nssi .. $50
p.r,un .,1s - - !. ~ Faii Nj = T. H, Il Il,
n,.r -; IN " n,nrcJ dn,rd Tict, K 1H7H IJvhn
II f,tsrr.ri ia i.niyn Ht0nrl ,,,.., 1000
VA rtorn to M ~ n ~ E,,h}r Nj n T. n31
u II i1mg,nse' r" a. ',n.Gs ~ rrs5u M s"s.'' 7so
Elizabeth Vt, lit, II y nt West iniiann ri,
II, 1jxlDHi{ II, Jatc, Marrll III IT.. anu
.s. Ellsworth to AnEaM u. GoFrrtls... "'o0n
HoyMt ~, NV cor nt infniele9 y; g..
l.nSlba II. with .t!sXl:t2t II AAJo1H.
ing on Parn'clee st, '!atah bec: !. !a'h .p,,
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gMhe d t"''ae'"' n'e"'' ~ '1''N"'s'H am
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rr:IiE,, ~ IN ~ t,nthrrns i;hxonl ~. l.o00
Mict,iSnn ~. .s1s n = nf THirty. .Irxt st. "
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issIs II 1ihiii,ms IL, Arthur pixou,.. q 100