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STILL ANOTHER.
Treasurer of the Lawrence Nation
al Bank a Defaulter.
$4,000 of the Banks Money Lost in
Speculation.

LAWRENCE, July 30.-Cashier Prescott G.
Pillsbury of the Lawrence National Bank con-
fesses to be a defaulter for $64 200 by speculat-
ing with bank funds. He gave up stocks
worth thirty thousand and the directors prom
sed to assume the balance of the deficit so the
stockholders and depositors lose nothing. His
bondsmen are responsible parties. Pillsbury
offered his resignation, but the directors re-
fused to accept it and dismissed him. A war
rant was issued for Pillsbury's arrest.
Mr.. Pillsbury is widower, about 36 years of
age, and has enjoyed the entire confidence of
the President, Mr.. Stearns. The only COM
plant that has ever been. made against him
was simply an expression of opinion that he
made more frequent visits to Boston than APP
peared justified by the business of the bank.
His unfortunate speculations in California
mining stocks commenced about four weeks
since. On Monday last he informed Mr..
Stearns that he had been unfortunate, and
made clean statement of the affair. The di-
rectors at once subscribed pro rata according
to the amount of stock they personally held,
and made up the deficiency, thus relieving the
bank from any loss. Thel total deficit was
$64 goo. The market value of the mining
stock since sold is $4,000, which reduces the
amount TO $4,000. His bonds for $4,000 are
perfectly good, leaving as a deficit which the
directors have assumed, $4,000. The deposits
in the bank at the present time amount to $175,-
900, and the bank is every way in a prosper
Gus condition.
1t has not been fast living that has led him
to commit such crime, for he has always
lived an economical and apparently exemplary
life. Mr.. Pillsbury has no family, and has
always moved in the best society. He is a
member of the Grace Episcopal church, and a
Mason. He is an adopted son of DR.. Crowell
of Haverhill. He was married in that city in
1870, and lost his wife two months later
He has utterly broken down under the
weight of his guilt and disgrace, and is in fact
physically overcome. He says that the alb
straction of the banks funds has taken place
principally within the last three weeks He
had previously specialized to a,small amount
with his own money and lost.
Boston, July 30.-Pillsbury, the Lawrence
defaulter, gave himself up to the National
bank commissioner this evening and was
placed in Charles St. jail in default of $4,000
for examination Monday.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar goth, ship Chesebrough
DinSmore, Callao.
Sid 22d, ship Oracle, for Liverpool.
SEATTLE, WT-Ar 10th, ship FL Dorado, Handcn,
San Francisco.
,Gi,ALVEsToN-sld oath, brig Eudorus, Poland,
BALTIMORE-Cld 2Sth sch George w Andrews
Grover, Portland
Below Goth, sch Emerson Rokes, orcutt, from
Navassa.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 2Stb. sch Three Sisters
Fountain Milford.
Ar 29th, barque Glacier, Beattie Cardenas; briggs
Geo Burnham Staples, Matanzas George w Chase
Clark, do; schs Stephen Woodbury., Putnam, FIN
Bucksville, SC; S A Reed, Guptill Calais; William
Buck, Miller. Jacksonville.
CID 18TH brig Long Roach, Long, Apalachicola;
sens May Evelyn, Martin, Port Antonio; & d Loud,
Murphy, Nahant.
NEW YoRK-Ar 2sth, schs America, Treworgy,
Rockland; A Pease, Lawson, Boston; Dione, Bag
ley, Boston,; Henry, Wass and Only Son, Meader,
Providence; Fanny Butler, Warren, do.
-: NEW YoRk-Ar 29th2 sehs Sarah W Hunt Nc
Fadden, Port Antonio Mathew Kinney Saunders,
Felnandina; Sias McEoon Spear, Rockland: Mag
gle Todd, Norwood, Boston.
CID 10Th, brig Mary Fink, Spencer, Georgetown;
sch Carrie Bonnel, Alexander Key West Mentor,
Hinckley, Bath.
Sid 10th, briggs Clara Adams, for Havana; Mary
Fink, for GEORGETOWN.
New York for Boston; Diadem I'm Hoboken for do;
Viola May, do for do; Nellie Scott Rondout for do
Danyersport; y q Nash, Weehawken for Newbury-
port; Nathl Holmes, Port johnson for Providence;
Nancy j Day, do for Dover,
PROVIDENCE-Ar 22d schs Post Boy, Colt,
St John, NIB; Susan, Thurston, Rockland; Fanny
Mitchell, Boyd Calais Franconia, Austin, ELS
worth; Governor, Eaton, Calais.
WESTERLY-Ar ~ sch Forest Home, Hatch,
Bangor.
NEWPoRT-Ar 29th sch Daniel Webster, Stick
ney Bangor for Tverton.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 2Sth schs NJ I, yarney
from Weehawken for Augusta; Jas Ii Deputy Port
johnson for Hallowel; L Arcularius Roclxland for
New York; Abby Gale Bangor for do; j w Drisko
ford
Hattie Perry, Chase, from Portland for do; l. Ear
ton, Calais for do; II S Billings do for orders; NJ p
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Several New Cases in Memphis.
No Increase of Cases in New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, July 30-,Noon.-Four new cases
reported this morning No death to noon. w.
w. Corcoran, a Washington banker, sent
$4,000 for the removal of the destitute from the
city. OF the sick four are reported in criti-
cal condition. The weather has settled.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3O.-No new cases of
yellow fever today. Total cases to date five,
one death.
ST. LOUIS, July 30-A colored man died
tonight, supposed by yellow fever.
MEEPHIs, July 3O.-Samuel A. Hatcher died
tonight and Jas. Hester, the last MEMBER of a
family of seven, two of whom are dead, was
Frustrated with fever this afternoon.
NEW YORK, July 30.-Nearly half the
white families have left Brownsville, Tenn,
through fear that the yellow fever might
reach that place from Memphis, and business
is totally suspended, the groceries being an ex-
ception, and they are out of stock and can get
no more goods. In consequence great deal
OF suffering is anticipated. The only means of
communication is by telegraph, and there have
been no mails since Saturday. At a mass
meeting resolutions were adopted protesting
against the Kentucky State Board of Health
establishing Quarantine Hospital at Guthrie,
and asserting that it would be resisted with
extreme measures.
Pickets on all roads leading from Memphis
to Jackson, Tenn, have been established to
enforce the quarantine.
HAVANA, July 30.-117 deaths occurred here
from yellow fever during the week ending
July 26.
MEMPHIS, July 0-Evening.-Eight new
cases this afternoon, five colored. No deaths
from yellow fever. Several cases of fever are
reported outside the corporate limits, which
are not included in official reports
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Dry Goods Wholesale Market.

Corrected weekly by LOCKE, TwITcTELL & co.
Brown GGtf0na.
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MAINE.
Excursion Barge Ashore.

Excursion Barge Ashore.
STOCKTON, July 30.-Barge and tow boat
with an excursion from Brewer went ashore on
Fort Point ledge in the fog this morning. Pas
sengers taken off by steamer Houghton.
Fire in Pressure Isle.
FORT FAIRFIELD, July 30.-The house and
barn of Alonzo Mcclure of Presque Isle, was
destroyed by fire last Saturday afternoon.
Cause, defective chimney. Part of the furni-
ture was saved. Loss about 5000; insured Tor
$780,
Republican Rally at Gardiner.
GARDINER, July 30-A Republican rally
here last evening was addressed by Daniel f.
Davis and Hon. T. B. Reed. Large and en-
thusastic audience.
Death from Injuries.
BANGOR, July 30.-Willis Merrill, IS years
old, whose leg was crushed in his fathers mill,
at Winn, Monday, died Tuesday. The limb
was found diseased and was amputated at the
place, but the patient died while coming out of
the influence of ether.
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

The Republican campaign was opened at
Bath last night with speeches by Hon. Daniel
f. Davis and Hon. Eugene Hale.
The cashier of the Lawrence National bank
is defaulter in $4,000. He lost the money
by speculation. He has been arrested.
A deficiency is reported in the accounts of
the New York police department.
Another outrageous assault was committed
by the Fall River strikers yesterday.
A witness testified before the Congressional
committee in Cincinnati yesterday that he had
seen money put into the hands of voters who
voted the Republican ticket, but he subse-
quently confessed that he had previously made
false statements.
Turkey has yielded to the demands of France
and England regarding Egypt.
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MINOR TEL ,EGRAMS

Three strikers were convicted at Fall River
yesterday of intimidating workmen.
T. Mahoney, wife and two children, are Sc
riously sick in New York, from eating Chicago
canned beef.
David S. Wambold, a celebrated minstrel, is
dying in San Francisco.
Steamship Elpis ran aground at Ocean City
yesterday, but got off without assistance.
The story telegraphed that disease resem-
bling cholera was prevailing in iowa in con-
tradicted, 1t is nothing but dysentery and not
more than usually faqa.
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EUROPE.

The Porte Surrenders to England and
France.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July 30.-At a Cabinet
council last night it was resolved to adopt the
notifications demanded by the British and
French ambassadors to Turkey in the firman
of investiture of Tewfk Pasha as Khedive of
Egypt. This restores to the Khedive all the
privileges enjoyed by Ismail Pasha under the
firmal of 1873 without the reservation of the
right to conclude treaties.
Memorial to the Dead Prince.
PARIS, July 30.-The committee for the cree
ton of a chapel in honor of the late Prince,
has issued an appeal calling on the nation for
aid for its erection in Paris. Murat is presi-
dent of the committee, and General Fleury,
Baron Hausmann, Paul deCassagnac and NJ
Rouher are among its members.
Foreign Notes.
The striking masons of Bristol have gone to
work.
Parliament will probably be prorogued on
the 10th of August.
A cannon burst on the German gunboat
Renown yesterday, killing three and wounding
four persons.
The Gazette publishes a long list of honors
conferred in connection with the Afghan war
The principal persons so distinguished are
Major Cavagnari, Generals Stewart Browne
Maude, Bidduelph, Roberts and Lumsden.
who are created Knights Commanders of the
Bath
Preparations are making to bring home the
British troops in South Africa.
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by TELEGRAPH.
BATH.
The Republicans Open the Cam
paign.
SPEECHES BY HON. D. F. DAVIS AND
HON. EUGENE HALE.
Greenbaclzers Returning to the Repubi-
can Party.
[Snecial DESPATCH to the Press. |

BATH, July 30.-T he Republicans of Bath
opened the campaign this evening with very
large meeting at Columbian Hall, which was
addressed by Hon. Daniel F. Davis, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor, and Hon.
Eugene Hale. Both gentlemen very ably and
forcbly presented the political issues of the
day. Mr.. Davis made very favorable i'm
preston upon the large audience by the very
candid manner in which he 4reated the financial
question and national issues. Very many Re-
publican Greenbackers of last year have OPEN
ly declared their intention of acting with the
Republican party this year. The prospects in
the lower Kennebec valley are very promising.
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NEW YORK.
The Wounded River Thief Found.

The Wounded River Thief Found
New YORK, July 30.-The police have
traced the river thief shot by Captain Somers
to a physicians Office on East Broadway and
thence to st. Francis Hospital He proved
to be well known to the police. and is named
"Bum" Moran. He had received severe
wounds in the hand, knee and face, and he
will probably lose his leg, which is terribly
lacerated. His companions, Calden and Con-
roy, have been identified
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Brigham Young's Executors.

SALT LAKE, July 30.-In the case of Cannon.
Darlington and Young, executors of the estate
of Brigham Young and John Taylor, president
OF the Mormon church, b efore Judge Foreman
to-day, for contempt in not turning the pro-
perty over to the receiver, it was ordered
that the executors pay into the cou TT $142, 00O
and that John Taylor pay $4,000 and stock
illegally received by him, and that he be i'm
prisoned until paid Order for Imprisonment
o'clock
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LONDON, July 30-12.3o P. M.-Consols 81 1916
for money and 9S for account.
LONDON July 3O-12.30 P. M.-American seeuri-
ties-United States bonds,t new 5s, 1055s; new
1as, 1924; As, 1051S; Erie 1884 preferred 5414;
consolidated 1894.
LoNoN July 30-4.0O P. M.-Consols at 81 1916
for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, July 3o-12.3O P. M.-Cotton is
firmer uplands 61ad; Orleans6 9-16d; sales 10000
bales, including 1000 for speculation and export
receipts, 3,700; American 800.
LIVERPOOL, July 3O-12.3O P. M.-Flour at Ca
II 8; Winter Wheat at 299 s; Spring do, log
8 IL; California average at 6d9 8; club do 609
10; Corn 4 5; Peas, 6 l. Provisions &c-Pork 48;
Beef, none in first hands; Bacon, 26027; Lard, at
81 8; Cheese at 80 g. Talow London 35 6.
Receipts of corn for three days SO, 900 centals
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National Educational Association.

PHILADELPHIA July 30.-At the session of
the National Educational Association the
following resolution was adopted:
Resot0ed, That committee be appointed
whose duties shall be to procure from state
superintendent of schools statistics to show
what proportions of convicts in prisons and
penitentiaries received full or partial educa-
ton in high or normal grammar, intermediate
or primary schools and what proportion in
universities, colleges or parish schools, and to
report such other statistics as to the relation
between education and crime, as the COM
mittee deem of educational utility; and that
said committee report at the next meeting of
the association.
Hon. John ID. Philbrick of Boston then read
paper on Education at Home and Abroad, !"
after which the society adjourned until to-
morrow
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Terrific Rain Storm in Ohio.

WOOSTER, o., July 3O.-A terrific rain
storm burst upon this city last evening, the
water coming down in floods, submerging
streets and rising waist deep in a number of
houses in the lower part of the town. The in
mates OF some houses were removed by ladders.
The water flooded the gas house five feet.
Cows and smaller animals were carried away.
Telegraph lines and railroad tracks east of
here washed away. t Tf-,57T : =
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FALL RIVER.
Another Assault bv q. Striker

Another Assault by a Striker.
FALL RIVER, July 80 Another outrageous
assault occurred at Weetame mill tonight
just as the help were coming out from work at
shutting down of the mill one of the workin g
spinners was met by striker who asked the
spinner if he was not going to stop work. The
spinner answered "no, when the striker struck
him in the face, knocking him to the ground.
Chief Wade of the state police arrived this
afternoon with IS policemen.
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NEW YORK, July 30-Evening-Flour weak with
very moderate export and home trade demand
Wesern and State 9Oa4 so; extra Western and
State at 50a4 rs good to choice do at S096 so;
White Wheat Western extra at 1905 20; fancy
St. LOUIS at 5O96 90; patent Minnesota extra at
1896 20; choice to double extra at 3O48 90,
including 600 bbls City Mills extra at 2595 90;
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The Cincinnati COMMITTEES Call More

CNc1NEArI, July 30.-In the Congressional
committee investigation the president OF the
Hamilton county executive committee testified
as to the disposition of campaign funds.
Jas. Eagan, DEM, testified he received
money from Butterworth for electioneering
work DONE He saw Butterworth give money
to several men, saw five men who said they
had Republican tickets to vote in the fifth
ward and afterward three of them voted il
other precincts in the same ward Witness
would work for either side if paid, and ad-
mitted of making number of false statements
but the above were true.
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MAR REAGES.

In this city, July 90 by Rev. j. McWhinnie, Chas.
M. Cushman of Portland and Miss Emma S. Knight
of Athens
In Lewiston, July g. Frank Fl. Hamln and Miss
Maria E. McCausland.
In Hallowell, July &c, Augustus NJ. Bowman and
Miss Estele f. White both Of Manchester.
In Waterville, July %, Robert Laycock and Miss
Helen F. Goodwin.
In Waterville, July %, C. E. Owen of Greene and
Miss Ellen E. Mason of Standish.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Wholesale Market.

Review of the Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 80. 1879.
There is little change to report in prices over last
week. In produce eggs have advanced lie, new po-
tatoes l 25 % bbl onions so. In provisions mess
beef and extra plate shows advance of Soc, pork
backs and clear pork fall of Zoe. Lard shows
fall from 1sc to Ac Green apples have gone up
Toe. American cordage is lie higher. Opium has
fallen 25c. Hake 12c lower and shore No mack
erel Soc Linseed and boiled oil is lie off. Leather
is firm Other prices unchanged.
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For the week ending Wednesday, July SO.
Amount of stock at market 5165; Sheep and
Lambs $500; Swine 1905; number Western Cattle
4953; Eastern Cattle II; Mich Cows and North
ern Cattle 1876.
Prices of Beef Cattle % 100 1b, live weight-Ex-
ira quality at 50@5 621a first quality at 1919
@5 371a; second quality 621at05 90; third quail
ity 4 121aC94 so; poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls, etc., 3 5094 90.
Bighton Hides 71a at p ib; Brighton Tallow 4s4
C95c 4y H..
Country Hides e@e1ac p lib; Country TallOw Az
Calf Skins 1O011c ~ 1b; Lamb Skins at 50@
65c each; Sheep Skins 25950c each.
Working Oxen-There has been a limited for
Working Oxen. The trade for them will probably
improve as the season advances. AT present few
pairs each week is all the markets require. We
quote sales
Girth. Live weight.
1 pair 6 5000 S165
L pair. .......6 8 290O S135
pair. 80 $500 W pr S135
Store Cattle-There has been but few Store Cat
tie offered in market of late nearly all the small
Cattle being sold for Beef
Mich CoWs-Extra at $450S70; ordinary at $50
@S4O; springers $18,945; Farrow Cows $129$27
p head. The trade for Cows has been very quiet
Sheep and Lambs-Western Sheep cost from Ga
61ac landed at the Abbattoir.
Swne-Fat Hogs 1905; prices at ABS 941Ac p ",
live weight
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENvY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
July 81, A. M.
For New England
slightly warmer weather. southeast to south
west winds and stationary or slowing falling
barometer.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Several New Cases in Memphis.
No Increase Of Cases in New Orleans.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Policemen Fatally Shot.

O1IOO11Ie1t1 DIIOU'
BOSTON, July 29.-At Newton early this
morning, Policeman Baker attempted to stop
two young men named Davis and Cornell who
were driving rapidly and creating distur-
bance The latter fired at Baker inflcting
probably fatal wounds. Another officer was
fired at but not hurt. Both were jailed in de-
fault of $4,000. 1t is claimed that they mis-
took the policemen for highwaymen.
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Shooting Affray.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 3O.-A shooting
affray at the farm of Luces Cavert near c olum-
bus at the breakfast table this morning be-
tween his sons Henry and Aleck in which
Henry. was killed and Aleck MORALLY
wounded. Wns
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DEMOCRATIC RULE.

A Deficiency in the Accounts of the New
York Police Department.
New YORK, July 30.-It is rumored this af-
ternoon around the City Hall that deficiency
existed in the accounts of the police depart
ment. The commissioners of accounts have
for some time been investigating the books OF
sioner Sherman handed in report to Mayor
Cooper OF the examination of the books of the
police department. 1t is said the report showed
a deficiency in the equipment account of about
$4,000. City officers are very reticent on the
matter
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SPOKEN.

= June q, lat S, ion 26 W, ship Undaunted, FIN
Cardiff for Yokohama.
July IA, in Elsinore Sound ship Alice NJ NIinot,
from Ljusine for st Nazaire.
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WASHINGTON.
Secretary Schurz.

D5CI6IdIy OCuUIA,
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The Secretary of
the Interior will probably visit the Indian
country during August, and his Cincinnati
speech will be delivered about the middle of
the same month
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In New York more inquiry from manufactures du-
ring the past few days has impaired rather better
feeling to the trade, and some holders that have
Gently shown desire to close out, exhibit more
rmness and the belief is current that any further
decline has been checked.
In Philadelphia the supplies continue to come in
freely, and seven-eights of the clip has already
passed from the growers hands. Dealers anticipate
but little activity in the trade during the next
month, but the stock of Wooden goods is low, with
prices tending upwards, and number of mills which
have been idle for some time past will soon COM
mence to run, and with their resumption increased
activity is expected.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND, July 70.
For Portland, "a cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, AZ cars miscellaneous mer-
chandise,
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A CARD

To all who are suffering from the and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
t. INMAN, STATION d, NEW YORK CITY.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


KEENE, July 30.-Gustavus F. Kmball, tax
collector OF Nelson, N. H., has absconded, and
the seectmen are investigating his affairs
Officers are searching for him.
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Foreign Exports.
Receipts of Maine Central h. H.
.Iu1v

| FREDERICTON, NIB. Schr Sea Bird-150 kegs
nails, lot pipes. 1 do grndstones.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
For SaIe

FHNHE undersigned offers for sale on very favor
Il able terms, 20 of the most desirable House
the horse cars and within about % minutes walk of
the City Hall. The drainage is excellent-in fact
the only complete and perfect drainage in the town.
and the soil is rich and fine for gardens. The neigh
borhood is the best in the vicinity of the city.
These lots chiefly front upon Clifton and Arlington
SITS, and are situated next beyond the grounds of
Capt. j. b. Coyle. Enquire of
WARREN SPARROW, 191 Middle St.,
Jel1eod2m or at his residence in Deering.
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Another body was picked up in Boston har-
Dor yesterday, supposed to be that of Samuel
Worrall, Cincinnati journalist, who was lost
in the recent storm.