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EUROPE.
The English Labor Troubles.

Line En&llsh LABOR Troubles.
LONDON. Feb. 10 Five hundred men, brought
from Glasgow have arrived at Liverpool to work in
the Cunard docks
Three of the largest jue factories in Farfarsbire
Scotland have closed 1t Is reported that four fac.
tories in Dundee Will stop.
The Times Liverpool despatch says the number of
strikers, OF all classes here is now es mated at aO-
o0a to $4,000. The sending of depuation of labor
els to steamship owners is regarded as hopeful
sign. Sailors express willingness to seud depu-
lation with a view to adjustment
I 1t is rumored that Dundee EMPLOYERS ara arrapo.
ing for lockout If the present strike Of mill-work-
ers continue.
The Importation of Cattle.
A special supplement to the Gazette is issued
containing order OF the Privy Council reyokine.
after March Sd, article ID of foreign animals order
far as it relates to the United States. Under ar
ticle 10 American cattle have hitherto been landed
without slaughter or quarantine The present order
applies to ports in Great Britain only.
The Russo Turkish Treaty.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Feb 10-The defnitiye treatv
between Russia and Turkey dec that peace and
cordial relations are re established between those
nations provides that the articles of the San Stetano
treaty, not modified BY the treaty of Berlin shall re
main in force, and the mode of payment of war
idemnity and compensation to Russian residents of
Turkey who suffered through the war is left for
future agreement. As Servia, Montenegro and Rou-
mania are Independent Russia leaves them free to
come to an understanding tor themselves with the
Porte in relation to their claims for war indemnity.
The Bulgarian Government
Prince Kersakof. the Russian governor of Bulga-
ria and the consuls Of the great powers have LETT
Sofia to be present at the inauguration Of the Buga-
rian government.
Typhus in the Russian Army.
The Russian army in the Balkan peninsula is sur
fering from spotted typhus fever.
Tariff in the Netherlands,
The American consul at Amsterdam draws at
tention to the ministerial resolution eecting an i'm
portant change in the tariff of the Netherlands by
which tools, implements, sewing machines, &c.
will be admitted free.
Sentenced for mbezzIement.
M. Del Becque, director OF the mint at Bordeaux,
has been sentenced TO six years Imprisonment aud
125,t0o francs fine, for embezzng 900 francs in
bullion. Del Becque substituted galvanized copper
bars for the bullion embezzled.
For-igu Notes.
Father Hyacinthe Loyson's old Catholic church was
opened Sunday in former theatre.
France will aivse Greece not to insist upon the
cession Of JanIna.
The Russian government has instructed Gen
Todleben and Prince Laoanof to prevent the
Roumelian deputation from proceeding to Tirnoya
to protest to the assembly OF notables against the
separation Of Roumelia from Bulgaria
The appointment of Gen. Chanzy as French
minister to Russia appears be finally settled upon
Malta has established quarantine against Tripoli
because of the outbreak of sickness among the
troops recently at Constantinopie.
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Bid i'm Shanghne Dec 18th, barque Vesuvious, Call,
for Saeasah and pack chartered at $3.50 in full 25
Cid al Singapore Dec a. Beatrice Havener, Dckey
Boston.
Ar at LONDON 7th inst, barque David Chaplin,
Coombs, New Bedford.
SID I'm Honolulu Jan II, barque Alice Reed Kee
ran, Victoria, 10 oau for Australia
ar at BueDos Ayres Dec z4th. uarque Annie Lewis,
Lewis, Portland; 3lst, James McCafty Strout, New
York.
In port Jan I. haraues Ella. Matthews, and H L
Gregg. Dyer, for New York; CeliDa. Hodgdon, for
Boston. Ada gray, Pummer; Tatag. Pettis, and
Georgietta, Small unc; Samuel EaIe, Haven. do:
brig Mary Gibbs. Wbittemore, for Liverpool; sch
III Riley Robertson, unc.
AT Montevedio Jan /, barque Saml Spring. unc;
sch lizzie Dewey. Peters from Calais, ar Dec 80.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Jan 9th. ship G blanchard,
Neady, Antwerp; 10th. orig Addie Hale, Sheppard,
Campana.
sld Jan 9. ship Peru Larrabee Callao; brig Mary
E Leighton, Crowley. West Indies.
In port Jan IL, ship Thomas Norton unc;
bsruue Proteus, Herman, upc Granada. Russell,
and Mioas, Frost do; Estel,a Presley do
AT Port au Prince Jao 26l b. sch Mary Witnam,
Clark, for New York, ldg logwood.
Ar at st Thomas Jan % bries Rachel Coney, Co
ney. new Yors; 9th. " Pa her, Keene Cow Bay:
Soth, Ihos Stewart, Libby. Grenada; ID Eaton,
Young, st Kits.
Sid Jan "a, sens Emma Crosby. Crosby, for sagua
Maud Briggs Davis New York Nellie Shaw, Gates,
Cardenas; 9th brig Giles LOriDg, Kenney. Matan-
zas 2s,h, sch Carrie Woodbury., Woodbury., for
d port Jan 80, brig Charlotte Buck Herrick, from
Laguua for New York.
Al S. Thomas Jan 80. sch Pride of the East, Lcrd,
from l.aguna for New YOrs, redg.
Ar at Ponce Jan IS. sch Henrietta Hill, Portland.
/ ar al ST John. NB 9th INST, sch Lizzie B Nichols,
Tanning, Machias.
| --latest by European steamersl
SD fm Liverpool Jan 70, Indiana, Otis for Acca-
| pulco blanchard, adams, Charleston. 25th, R,chd
Parsons Packard, New Orleans; 9th, w A Camp
| bell. HERMAN, tor Sandy Hook.
Off tue SkeIries Jan. ~, Harriet f Hussey, from
| Liverpool for New Orleans
SID FIN Shields 27tb, Alex Campbell. Bunker. for
Sagua.
SID TN Padang Dec 18th. Ned White. Tbombs. for
| New York.
ar at Singapore Dec 25, Gardiner Colby, streeter
| CheribOn.
| Ar at Passaroeaug Dec LIST, H Sanford Sleeper
| Probolingo (and sailed 9th for England
Ar at Rangoon Dec "a, Geo Adams Morrison,
| Singapore
Cid at Genoa Jan %, Lorena. Blanchard. Ma aga.
| Ar al Bombay Jan 49, Alice Buck, HERMAN, from
Liverpool.
Sid Jan IA, Queenstown, Purington, for Elephant
| Point.
SPOKEN.
Feb 5. off Hatteras. sch Cyte. Laughton, from Ma.
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MORNING.. FEBRUARY IL,
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL,

It is now denied that the English government
tie into Great Britain.
An effort will be made to strike out so much
Of the army bill as allows railway telegraphs to
send private messages.
A Tribune dispatch says an extra session OF
Congress is very probable.
Wade Hampton will have to submit to sec.
ond amputation of his leg.
Senator Christiaucy has placed his resgna-
ton ia the hands of the Governor of Michigan.
Detectives now think the B ,ngor murder was
thu work of tramps.
Advices from the interior of Russia report q
ge Eeral uDhealthiness. Smallpox and typhus
fever are increasing alarmingly. The plague
has appeared at q village on the Kieff railway
Senate committee on appropriations will add
100000 to the amount granted by theHouse for
railway mail transportation to provide for the
continuance of the fast mail service.
The Potter commit ee will probably conclude
their investigation this week.
Jsues A. Hall has been confirmed collector
at Waldoboro, and }. W. Sargent at Kenne-
bunk
Geo. Thornton, president of the Hancock
Life lnsurance Co., has resigned, and it is
rumored some paiDfal disclosures are coming
The Zulu war is becoming serious A British
column has just been utterly an1ihilated, and
the British advance is stopped ia consequence.
Reinforcements have been sent for.
In the U. S. Senate yesterday, the credentials
OF Matt Carpenter were placed on fife. The
Heuse bill to authorize Ct rti6cates of deposits,
amended so as to make the interest'4 per cent.
was passed. Mr.. McCreery spoke in favor of
the transfer of the Indian bureau to the war
department. Mr.. Davis resolution for the
promotion Of agriculture was adopted. House
refused to suspend the rules ard pass the bill
repeating the test oath and the o. S. Super
visors' law; also same action on postal savings
bank bill. The legislative, Judicial and execu-
tive appropriation was considered in committee
of the whole. Mr.. Ackliu introduced bill to
restore the Thanking privilege, and to pay me In :
bers their travelling expenses instead of mileage.
In the State Senate yesterday bills were pre-
sented to Incorporate the Uniun Accident Life
Insurance Co., and amending the act incorpor-
ating the Kenneb1c Log Driving Co. Commit
tee on Temperance reported finally The bill
soASsN"'o s"0 VIM Aoi July 'ioio Al .hc oopo
tior Court for Cum berland county aud trans
ferriDg the criminal jurisdiction to the Sa
preme Court was passed to be eDgrossed; also
resolve appropriatine $2500 TO. the Agrcultur.
al College. 10 the House legislation inexped-
lent was reported on order providing that
schools shall not change text books except by
vote of towns. Act to send deaf and dumb
scholars to Portland instead of Hartford, was
passed to b. engrossed.
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MINOR TELEGRAms

e. Stanley was expelled from the Sandusky, Ohio,
city council Saturday for profane language.
Hon. Joseph Casey, formerly chief justice of the
court of claims at Washington died in that city yes
terday morning, aged 81.
Commander johnson has been detached from
ordinance duty at the Kittery navy yard and placed
on waiting orders.
All trains on the Ohio g. Mississippi railroad were
detained at Flora, Illinois, from o'clock a. m. to
p. M Sunday, by the enforcement of vigorous Sun
day law.
Judge Barrett yesterday granted motion to make
a permanent Injunction restraining the Tammapy
society from initiating 147 members elected New
Years eve.
The Courier-Journsl says there is no yellow fever
in the South, though some kind Of sickness has re-
suited from the disinterment of bodies OF persons
who died Of yellow fever.
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European Markets

LONDON, FEBRUARY 1O-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 96 s.
16 for money and account.
LONDON, 10February 1870 P. M.-American se-
cnrltes United States bonds 67s at 1899 new SIS at
Iuos; new 45s al 0sa; 1O-iUs at OF; Erie 26t New
LONDON February 1O-4.CO P. M.-Consols e6 3-16
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 10-12-3O P. M.-Cotton market
in good demand; Upland, at s 7-l6i uIleai IS at O.
16d; sales 10000 bales, including 100 tor speculation
ann export. Receipts 1890 bales American.
Futures 1872 better; February and March 1882 ;
March and April I5-32
Flour at 6 q TO- Winter Wheat at s 6 a o. do
Spring at 10 q s; California averages at % 81;
club Il q "a. Corr al 47@48 Peas g.. Provis-
ions, &c-Porb at IS; Beef at 70; Bacon at 26 a z6
Lard at 81 6. Cheese at 40. TalOw at Sc. at Lon
dol So ~
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THE BANGOR MURDER.

Tramps Believed to be mt the Bottom Of
the Crime.
BANGOR, Feb. 10.-The officers are still investi-
eating the Elliot murder which occurred on the
Valley avenue road last Wednesday night, but as
yet nothing important has been discovered which
they are willing to place before the public The
officers are now convinced that it is the work OF
tramp. The coroner's jury met this morning and
after hearing the testimony in relation to the facts
already known, adjourned until next Saturday
morning,
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General Buffers Plottinps.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-A Washir gton special to
the Telegram says plot is laid to make platform
by the forthcoming convent on of the National and
Greenback party in that city the 22nd, which will
enable them to recognize Gen. Butler as their Leaders
Butler has secured the aid of buchanan of Indiana
one Of the m ost prominent Nationals and number
of his friends here from Massachusetts are aiding in
tho
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California Mauiug Stocks.
Cbscago Cattle MARKER.

CHICAGO. February 10-Hogs-recepts 20, 900 head !:
shipments 5000 nead all grades 10c higher; choice
heavy at IS a Is; light at 60 q so; light 10
@375.
Cattie-receipts 40rO head; shipments 1000 head:
good run and market firm at former rates; shipping
at ~ 50; butchers firm; stockers steady Texans
8 50@375. - ''''-''
Sbeep,receipts 700 head; shipments 400; market
at 8 80@475.
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uETEORoLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb II, l A. M.
For New England
and Atlantic States, falling barometer, warmer
southeast to southwest Winds, and generally cloudy
weather with rain or snow.
Cautionary signals continue at Sandy Hook, Bar.
Degat, Atlantic City, Cape May and Lewes, and
ordered for Norfolk, New York, Cape Henry, Kitty
hawk, Cape Hatteras, Macon, Cape Lookout, Smith
vile and Wilmington.
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CUBA.
The Prospects of the Sugar Crop.

The Prospects Of the Sugar Crop.
HAVANA, Feb. 10.-The prospect of the cane
crop is unchanged. The weather is generally
favorable. Frequent rains have occurred only in
Trinidad Valley. Planters in many districts COM
plain that much Of the cane is uncut. The last
crop is giving very little juice. Casual fires in the
fields Of Naicuriges and Cabezas district have
caused heavy losses.
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MARRIED.

In Cape Elizabeth. Feb. o. by Rev. b. f. Pfitch-
ard. Wiiam ID. LINDSEY and Marina A. hamilton,
both of Cape Elizabeth.
In Harpswen, Jan %. by Rev. j. E. Budden Her-
bert 4. johnson of Portland and Miss Mary II.
Lubee of Harpswe
In ellsworth, Jan. 80. Geo. R. Campbell and Miss
Carrie Louise Joy.
In Penobscot. Dec. is, Robt c. Wescott and Nancy
V. Wescolt
In Gouldsboro, Jan. 20, Wibert Over of Steuben
and Miss Melissa Young OF GOudsboro.
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ASIA.

Satisfactory Condition of the British
Army in Af4 ni-tan,
LONDON, Feb. 10.-Despatches from Calcutta saw
that advces from all paris Of active operations are
satisfactory. boh as regards the political and military
situations. and the condition Of the force and sup
plies. The rain still holds off in the northwest
provinces and the Pupiaub. The harvest prospects
are gloomy.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Is il a Defalcatiou,

BOSTON, Feb 10-Geo. Thompson, President Of
the Hancock Life Ins. Co., rendered his resignation
today at the annual meeting of the policy -hoders,
there being want of confidence in his conduct of
the compauy's affairs. 1t is rumored that further
painful disclosures will be made.
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LIVERPOOL. ENG. Steamship Quebec 729
bust wheat, 900 do peas Sc bags seed 1900 bels -FOUR
100000 lbs tmeaI, $4,000 do tallow 435 500 do ba
con- 10 packages do i2s head cate, 359 Sheep 1900
2i,7OO do butter, 127 bbls ashes, organs.
HAVANA. Schr Franconia 1926 shocks s~as2
beads "a prs heading 2150O hoops, 800 box SHOCKS,
120 empty casks, 20 drums fsh.
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FROM APPOINTMENT VETERINARY SURGEON
Mr.. WIN N GILES Chemist Sir: 1 have Irac-
ilced extensively in Europe and America, and your
new scoVery, Liniment Iodide Ammonia, suf-
passes anything ever use for spinIs, stratus,
iameness IN the limbs or shoulders, weakness across
the k1dneys, wind gals and hard booy swelliugs on
the joints 1t is truly marvellous. Yours very Truly,
K 4 OGLE, Veterinary Surgeon, $50 W 18th ST.,
N. \. febSS&r
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CINCINNATI Feb. 10.-Wm. Runyan and wife, and
Granville Trant and four of his family, Of Evansville
Ind, were poisoned Saturday by eating buckwheat
cakes, with which arsenic had been accidentally
mixed in the barn. Runyan is quite i'll. The others
will probably recover.
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NEW YORK.

Crazed by His wife's EIopement.
TROY, Feb 1o-G. f. Simmons, crazei BY the
cement of his wife, poisoned his three children
cut his throat. The children will recover, bnt
IONS will die.
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Tilden's Prospects. DESTROYED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-A Washington dispatch says
opinion among Democrats there is that the testimony
of iiden and Marble have destroyed the Presidential
chances Of the former.
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Buffers Telegraph Bill.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is An effort will be made to
strike out that portion OF Buffers amendment to the
army bill providing that railway telegraphs may send
private messages,
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yoId RobSeries in Cincinnati.

VATr, Feb 1o.-During fire at Emery
aadle and oil warehouse this morning
the windows of Steinan Brothers jew
'ourth street and robbed them of $500
%, rings, etc. At the same time Cor
IN Fourth street was entered and a
carried off. The loss of Emery
out $1,000.
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DIED.

In this city. Feb. 10, James F. Williams, aged 20
years months.
al bis late resldeDca No Chapel street. Burial at
convenience OF the family.
In PaIsonsfed. Feb. 9, Althea L. Chamberlain,
aged e years mouths.
In Eden, Jan. 26, Mrs Emma, wife Of Adelbert
Hamor.
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Oiearrsx House Transactions.

PORTLAND, February 10.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
dTOsS Exchanges ....s,.sss....S S6l5l II
NeL BALANCES. II 3U3 Al
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Boston stock Mmrket.
lSales of the Brokers' Board, Feb. 1O)
First Call.
New York Stock aud Money m.r,.e,

q 8 per cent on call. Sterling Exchange strong at
1851 a 4s6 for long and 4SS 1881 for short sight,
Governments stea iier. State bonds dull Pailway
mortgages strong and higher. The Suck market is
irregular; the general list declined q per cent at
the opening, but subsequently there i'm prove
ment OF "a IA per cent; the market however weak
ened again and decline of 91a per cent occur
red, from which there was but sight recovery the
close.
Inc following were the closing quotations of Gov
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CR,sTADORO,s HAIR DYE
A GARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions Of youth, nervous weak ness early decay.
loss Of nanhood, &c.. will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in nth America
T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York City.
no26 sneodNwty
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C. 7. Bridges in vanderbiIt,s Emuvo

MONTREAL, Feb 1o.-It is reported that c. j.
Bridges, late of the Inecplonial railway, has re-
ccved an appointment from Vanderbilt at Chicago,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To One and All.

Are you suffering from Cough, Cold, Asthma,
Bronchitis, any Of the various pulmonary ,roub-
les that often end 10 Consumption? II So use
"Witbors Pure Cod Liver OIL and Lime" a sale and
SUI remedy This is no quatk preparation, but is
regularly prescribed by The Dedi al faculty. MANU.
featured ONLY by A. WILBOR, Chemist, Boston.
Sold by all druggists teb5eod1wsn
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xLyTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION.
SENATE,
The Kefunding Bill Passed-Senstor Da-
Wis., Resolution for she Encouragement
of Agriculture Adopted.


Wis., Resolution for the Encouragement
of Agriculture Adopted.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
The credentials of Matthew II. Carpenter of Wis
consin we're received and filed.
Several bills were introduced and referred.
Mr.. Morrill, of vt. called up the House bill to au
thorze the ssus of certificates of deposit in aid of
refunding the pnbic debt, etc.
An amendment was submitted making the interest
per cent? VT ch was agreed to and tbs bill passed
as amended.
MIR Bayard submitted a resolution requesting the
Committee on Naval Affairs to consider and report
upon the advisability Of making sufficient appropri
ton for the completion of four double turreted
itors, the Puritan, Amphrltrite, Monadnock and
Terror, now in process Of construction. Agreed to-
After passing several bills the Senate took up the
bill to provide additional accommod atoms for the
library of Congress, which was laid aside informally
and Mr.. McCreery addressed the Senate in favor of
the transfer OF the Indian Bureau to the War De.
partmeut,
Mr.. Paddock called up the resolution submitted on
the 4th of December by MIR. Davis of W. Va,
structng the Committee on Agricultu to consider
what can and ought to be done by the general gov
eminent TO foster and encourage agricultural inter-
ests. The resolution was agreed to-
Mr.. Allison, from the Committee on Iniian Affairs
reported favoraly on the Senate bill to euable the
Secretary of the Interior to make final settlement
with the Pottawsttamies of Michigan and Intiana.
under treaty stipuatons. Placed on the cAlen-
dar.
The senate at o'clock went into executive session
and halt an hour later adjourned.
HOUSE.
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49,. :" O"-
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Resiguation Of seua,or Chr;.,,.r

eSHRu"thOht UK "cHdtOF Cnf16tI0nCy,
DETROIT, Feb. 10.-A telegram from Lansing
states that the resignation of l. P Christiapcy az
Senator has been placed iu the handf Of the Governor
to take effect to-day. The governor will this even
ing officially notify the Legislature, declaring the
office vacant.
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sheriF,s Sale,


CUMBERLAND, SIS
FuNAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
Il auction t. the highe't bidder, on SATURDAY
the sighl day of March A ID. 1879, at CLOCK in
the afternoon at the Sherih's office in Portland in
sad County of Cunlberant, all the right in equity
day Of May, A ID. 1873, at nine O'Clock ana ffy MN
utes in the forenoon being the time the same was at
tached on the original writ in the action on which
sail execution was obtained to redeem the following
described mOrtgaRed real estate, TO wit:
certain lot or parcel of and situated in Windham
in said county, and bounded folows beginn ng on
the read passing the bouse or lately owned by
Peter Craig TWO rods 'thwtste ly from the house
IN which Sttslman A. Craig ow or formerly lived;
thence northeasterly aod parallel with a road
leading by the house now or formerly occupied by
JUhO B"dge, such distance as will make five acres
in ibe u'h corner of he lot Peiet Craig bought OF
Ezra Browo by deed dated April 81. A. D ISS7 and
reco del In land Registry OF Deeds, Book 2i9
Page 247.
Dated at Portland this third day of Feb. ID. 1879
GARDNER M. PARKER, Deputy Sheriff
w3W0
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Recejpt. Of Mainr Ceu,ra, ~.

PORTLAND. Feb. 5.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 40 miscellaneous merchan-
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FiDat Notice to the BOlders of
Bonds of the Northern Pacific
Railroad COmDanV

TTNDER the Plan of Reorganization, ratified by
" The decree Of the CourI the time in which
BondhoIde shonld be allowed to participate IN the
banefts of the Plan, by the conversion of Bands
Preferred Stock was left to the discretion of the Pur
chasing Commit ee. More than three having pas
sed since this right was given. and moe thaa nine-
tenths OF the Bondbolders having converted their
hereby give notice that the right of converting Bonds
and receiving prefe red Stock will terminate on the
3t1h day Of June 1879.
Circulars giving inf rmation how the conversion
made can be had at the Office of the Northern Paci
nc K r Co., No % eff avenue. New York.
The original st ok will be exchanged for stock un-
Ger the Plan up to y same time
FREDERlGK Billings,
Dec. s187s. Chairman Purchasing Committee.
jan1 1aw6mW