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Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22
A. P. K. SAFFORD, JOHN wASSON, JAMES II, POOLE, cHAS- HUDSON STAFFORD, HUDSON & CO,
 BANKERS,
BANKERS,

TUCSON, ARIZONA.
 Deposit accounts recaived in Currency or Coin, subject to Check at sight.
 Certificates Of Deposit issued, payabls on demand, or at fixed date, bearing h. Lerest.
 Exchange drawn, In sums 10 suit, on New York, St. Louis, Chicago and San Francisco; or transfer Of funds made by Telegraph. Deposits made with our Cor respondents will be credited to parties here, cpon receipt by us Of advice Of the same.
 Will purchase or make advances on Gold or Silver BullioP. Territorial and County Bonds and Warrants, approved Commercial Paper, etc.
 Orders or requests by mall, or otherwise, will receive strict attention, and by & prompt and faithful execution Of our cor respondents' wishes we will aim to merit their esteem and confidence.
 Correspondents: Anglo Californian Bank, San Francisco. J. & W. Seligmsn & Co.,, New York. Central National Bank, Philadelphia. National Bank, Boston. Bank Of Commerce, St. Louis. Merchants Savings, Loan and Trust Co.,,
 Chicago.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22
A Home for Sale.

ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES OF land situated about half mile south from Tucson, adi1ining w. J. Osborn's droperty. A good house with two rooms, well and ocatilio corral. VIII be sold cheap. Apply 10 Fully, Ochoa O., Tue son. aul2-d&wtf
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22
Our Several Hends.
Special to TIE CITIZEN.

lSpeciai 70 THE CITIZES.I PHESIx, August 2l.-Gen. Fremont and Gen. Willcox have just arrived, en route north.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERS!
J. B. COLLINS.

HEALER IN GENERAL MERCHAS-
 D DISE, CAMP THOMAS, X. T. has now on hand a complete Stock Of Goods such as are required by farmers, miners and travellers, For sale At Lowest Market Prices Branch Business at San Carlos. The many settlers along the Gila above aud below Camp Thomas will 6nd lt To tO trade with ,. B. Collins
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22

ORE has been taken from the bot tom of the Montana shaft which as- says s2OOOOO per ton.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22

DOAD STATION RECEIPTS REA D1 hprinted aad for sale cheap at THE CIT i1EH ofnce.
Arizona citizen., 1879-08-22
For Sale 1!
For Rent.
Stray Mule.

nHFHE HAS BEEN TAKEN UP BY undersigned. living on the San Pedro. i've miles below Charleston, one brown mule about twelve years old branded with I, on left side ofthe neck nd 2Span- ish brands on the leIt thigh. Apply To
 D. T. SMITH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-26
Fire in Rockiand.

RocKLANp, April -. The house of Sam
uel w. Hewitt of Rockand, caught fire last
night in the ell, and was destroyed the
main building was saved. Loss about $500 {;
insured on one building and contents, 500
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 25. A military tri-
tUnai assembled to-day, to pass Judgment on
aH tiHcer Of the Russian army for firing on a
genAafne, who had been ordered TO search
the officers house. Three Russian students
will be tried Saturday for high treason.
\ commission has been appointed 10 revise
the customs duties and exemptions on impor-
tat0n OF metals and machinery.
LoNpoN, April p. In the Commons STAFF
ford Nortlcotc said government was consid.
ering the adyisabilty of issuing proclama.
ton Of neutrality in the South American war.
lie said that 291 cases of cartridges from
America, were landed at Glasgow, on their
way to Liverpool, addressed to Valparaiso.
He believed the seizure of these munitions
not in his power.
Erie stock has advanced to pa. preferred
to 5Oa, new consolidated to 75s Illinois stock
to SSl, jersey to iG4.
MADRID, April %. King A,fonzo starts
for Seville tonight, in consequence of the re-
port thar Princess Christina is at the point of
death.
RoME, April -. The rumor current on
the Paris bourse of an attempt to assassinate
King Humbcrt, is unfounded.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
New York Press Comments ON Senator
Conkling's Speech.
GEN. GARFIELD'S VIEWS ON THE
SITUATION.

NEW York, April %. The Times, World
and Tribune all comment on Conkling's
speech. The World condemns it as u de
fence of johnny davenport. The sun says
Conkling made speech on the wrong side of
y question involving fundamental principles,
and that the voice that rang through the SEN
ate chamber was not the voice of New York.
The Star characterileS il as catacaustic of
Rhetoric.
In an interview Gen. Garfield said all the
democrats want is to have n free field to car
ry New York City and Cincinnati at the next
Presidential election, which would secure
New York State and Ohio, thus electing Il
democratic President He says the repubi-
cans in Congress get along tremendously
with President Hayes. Garfield says he will
not accept the nomination for Governor of
Ohio, if rendered him, but he will make a
speech at the State convention at Cincinnati,
in May.
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morning.
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Mcssrs. Knowles & Maxim, dealers in
chemical ink, and authors Of the pcnmans
Art Key, are building another ornamental
penmanship advertising cart, which will far
excel the one they built last year. They
have employed the best of wOrkmen in its
building, and each is faithful and honest in the
execution of his work. 1t will be illuminated
with nearly 80 square feet Of the most superb
pen-drawing. all set in fine walnut and gilt
frames. We have frequently spoken hereto
fore in our columns of the skill of Messrs.
from an examination of the drawings de-
signed for this new advertising cart we must
admit that this display of skill and ingenuity
is ahead of anything we have before seen of
their productions.
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ILLINOIS,.
Booths Assailant.

Chicago, April %. In an interview of Il
most persistent nature, Yesterday, by New
York Herald reporter, all that could be OBJ
tanned from young Gray, the would-be assas-
sin of Booth was that he had wanted to kill
Booth for two wears Booth stated to the
same interviewer that the man who sat beside
Gray when he shot at him impressed him
(Booth) rs being an accomplish.
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At the cabinet session, the contemplated
invasion of Indian Territory, under the guisc
of settlement, furnished the leading topic,
and Us result of the deliberations Secretary
SchurZ sent letter to the Indian Commits
sioner instructng him to remove all unau-
thorized persons attempting to make a settle
mcnt there.
The expenditures under the river and har-
Dor bill were considered. Sec'y Sherman said
the treasury would not he ready to make dis
burscmcnts under said bill until August.
Considerable routine business was also trans
acted
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ROBBERY OF THE TACOMA, N. H.,
BANK.
Several Thousand Dollars and Valuable
Notes Taken.

Tacoma, April %. The Laconia National
Bank was robbed early this morning. The
safe was blown open with gunpowdcr Only
one vault of the safe was opened From four
to six thousand dollars were taken out, with
other securities.
The President of the bank states its losses
at s+l1s cash, 5000 in coupon bonds and
sl20, 900 in notes. The bank has complete
record of the notes The robbers left 5000
on the floor The loss to the bank will not
exceed per cent. of its capital.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The Situation.

New YoRk, April %. y private telegram
says that Pisaqua, Peru, has been bombarded.
The guano loading appliances at IIunilla,
and pabeliou de Plea are destroyed Iquique
is still blockaded and all sailing vessels have
left The workmen have fled. Business in
the interior is entirely disorganized
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Summary OF Religious diligence.

The Hammond Street church Lewiston, af-
ter paying the salary of the pastor, twelve
hundred dollars, have raised seventeen hun
bred and fortv-one dollars or total this year
of twenty nine hundred and forty nine dollars
The Baptist Society Of Rockport are about
to reconstruct their house of worship. The
society have decided not only TO repair, but
to make such changes as will greatly improve
the convcniences as we'll as the external ap-
pearance of the building. The house is to be
heightened ten feet also raised up ten feet,
and have a yestrv with modern conveniences
put in the basement. The front will be en-
tirely new and modern with new tower and
turret.
April 18TH twenty-five were received on
probation in the Methodist church. Bucktield.
by the pastor, w. II. Trafton. April 10Th,
six were received into the church in full con-
nection.
The Hammond street Congrega,ionalist
society of Bangor. have declined to accept the
resignation of Rev. Mr.. Fay.
Rev. S. 2. Pendleton of Camden. has re-
ceived and accepted call to the Baptist pas
torate in Waldoboro'.
Rev. Mr.. Pcckham reports wenty-four
conversions at his church in Houlton, the
past winter.
Rev. Isaiah Record baptsed seven persons
At liouSNou. last tuiiistN dttS1uopH
Rev. q. A. lockwood. wko for nine years
has been pastor of the Congregational church
in Oxford. has received and accepted call
| from the I'd Congregational church in Kenne-
bunk, to become their pastor
The universalists of South Hope have
made arrangements whereby they are to have
regular services every alternate Sabbath in
stead of every third Sabbath, as during the
past year; the same pastor, Rev. Mr.. Nash,
is to preach.
A remarkable religious revival is in prog
ress at Norway. 1t began about four weeks
ago under the labors of the pastors. The
Congregational and Methodist churches unit
cd in the services. About eighty Conversions
have occurret and the interest continues to
deepen.
The work of repairing the Baptist church
at Limerick is nearly completed. II will add
greatly to the appearance of the edifice. and
speaks well for the enterprise of the society.
| The Congregationalists, being at present
without pastor. have invited the Baptists ia
hold services in their church, while their own
is undergoing repairs.
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Ltr0.

At"The Arlington" Santa Barbara, Cal, April ?
George A iongfellow, formerly Of Augusta, aged 20
years.
In Sarks, April II, Mr.. Das id Gilrsore, aged about
15 years.
In Pennington, Mar. IL Mrs. Lydia Smith. aged
81 wears months.
AT Pennington Falls, April q, Lois A. Cole, of
scarlet fever, aged wears & months and "A DAYS.
In West Pennington, April II. Mr.. L. V. Butter
field aged ~ years months and IL days
In Pennington. April ~, Mrs. susan Holley, aged
IS wears months and II DAYS.
In Georgetown April %, Mrs. Jerusha McSIalan,
aged ~ wears months.
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Local Hrevities.

hsosht
To the weary, workout husband did
father, driven from lis hdme bv the house.
cleaning fcnl. :hcrr
"Comcth the thud of the ious. leaning pcsils,
The sound of the carpet IS heard In the land"
One hundred dollars marriage fee isn't
bad to take, these hare. times. But a city
clergyman turned an honest Penney that way
the other day.
Little nimhlc fingers are busy in the
household, making May baskets. They are
all doomed to be hanged.
The Grand Army boys are having night
ly rehearsals of the thrilling drama, North
and SOUTH The tableaux to be given with
this play are said to be perfectly magnif-
cent" To see Charlie Collins will alone be
worth the price of admission.
-Ninety-eight scholars are crowded into
the primary school on Grove street. The
seating capacity is but for fifty scholars.
The teacher will soon have to begin to hang
them on hooks overhead
Maj Boothby has put his bean poles in
pickle, previous to transplanting.
Did YOU beat the carpet, or did the car
pet beat you? Hold up your bleeding, blis-
tered hand and answer honestly.
The friends of Rev Mr.. Tilden and wife
made them visit at their new home last
evening. severe pounding was admins
tered and there was accordingly EARN re-
ception.
-"Whcther man washes his hands up
stairs or down, he will use about so much
water" is an cpigram which is delivered
against theory that water rates ought to be
increased in the ratio Of the number of fau-
Gets in the house.
The building committee of the Cnitar-
ian society advertise for proposals for the
construction of the cellar and foundation of
the proposed new church edificc. See adj
vertisement.
The old fellow is around with a sharp
wire probe and the inquiry, "Do you want
your borers attended to-" No, thank you ,
newspapers borers are scarce in Augusta.
Frank lIamlen is selling out his large
and choice of groceries at prices almost as
low as cost.
Green grass has begun to aspire.
The ground is frozen every night.
Morning gardeners need bonfire to keep
their fingers warm.
Look at Leighton, Scruton & Co.'S half
column advertisement. 1t is remarkable how
cheaply dry goods can be bought.
Partridge Brothers will receive fresh cut
flowers to-day.
-Thos. Goodall, Of Sanford, has just sent
another grateful contribution of twenty five
bouquets Of flowers to the patients at the In
sane Hospital.
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The regular meetings of our Women's
Christian Temperance Union are holden on
Tuesday afternoon of each week, commence
ing at O'Clock, with a PRAYER meeting fol-
lowed by the business session at % o'clock,
instead of the time announced yesterday
morning.
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The Bay Bridge was tested to-day, in the
presence of quite a number of gentlemen, by
the County Commissioners, Mr.. COwper acting
on the part of the Bridge Co. Seven teams
loaded with sand, having an aggregate weight
of IS, 700 pounds, were driven on to the long
est span. 100 feet, and the detection marked,
twenty-seven men standing on the bridge at
the same time. The DETECTION was just sew
en-eighths Of an inch, which was promptly
recovered the loading was removed The
test was not intended for the entire strength
of the structure but merely to satisfy the pub
lie that the bridge is abundantlv safe for all
practical uses Bath Times. Thursday
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The annual school meeting Of the legal
voters of the Village School District will
be held in the high school house, this after
and abiding interest in our schools, and
jealous care that nothing should be done to
cripple their usefulness and efficiency. The
people should take pains to attend the school
maptipp
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CALIFORNIA.


san Francisco, April 20. Henry Smith,
colored, night Waterman in the mint, was ar.
rested charged with stealing $50, 900 worth of
gold bullion A small smelling furnace and
about $4,000 worth of gold ingots were
found buried in the prisoners garden and
$1,000 in coin on the premises. Thefts ex-
tended over period of three years.
Murder.
Paul Ricger, a merchant, was found MUIR
derad and robbed near Oleman, this morn
ing.
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THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.

PARIS, April %. England and France, af-
ter taking note of the Porte's offer to depose
the khedive' viii Jointly notify this fact to
the latter, and inform Mn that their future
action will be regulated by his actions.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LoNpoN, April %. In st. Petersburg
houses were searched at night and every one
whose passport was irregular, was arrested.
1t Is said the Russian ambassador at Constan-
tinople asked permission to open letters leav-
ing Constahtinoplc for Russia
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MISSOURI.
Attempted Murder.

Sr. LorIs, April -. William Smith made
a murdcrous assault in this city to-day on II
Mrs. Sterling, cutting a fearful cash in her
throat, nearly scvering one ear, and slashing
one eye.
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Marrifn.

In Industry, April 10, Mr. Lewis Oliver TO Miss
Ellen LETTERS. both of Industry
In Jay. April IS. Russell T.. Bisbee of Liyermore
TO Miss Emma Z. Pike Of Jaw.
In Avon, April 10, Mr.. Nathaniel b. Kennedy to
Mrs. Amanda +. Reed, both of Avon.
In Weld, April 6, Mr.. Edgar V. Wheeler to Miss
Cora +. Masterman both of Weld.
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Marine News,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
laundering Operations.

CoLEnRook, April %. The Connecticut
River and its tributaries are open and the riv-
er men have commenced rolling in the lum-
Der. About fifty million goes into the Con-
necticut river, and twenty million into the
Androscoggin river, in Coos county This is
the largest amount ever put in during one
season. The value of it is from five to six
dollars per thousand.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


FALL RIVER, April -. \ grand oompli-
mentary ball at Music Hall, given by differ
cnt bands and the fire departments for benefit
of Councilman Brown, Was followed by II
grand street parade.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market,

New York Money Market.
Ecening Report.
NEW YORK, April rs.
Money loaned at 5-a0- cent. on call, closing at
2lg3- Per cent.
Sterling isdi sisd for long, and 4s7iass for short
sight.
Carrying rates, az; borrowing rates, 3la.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-26

The Maine Central Railroad Company re-
quest holders Of the funded interest certiti
Gates of the Portland and Kennebec Railroad
Company, dated October II, 1863, to present
worth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-26

Deane Pray has newly fitted his spacious
iron front building, next south of Meonian
Hall, and two doors north Of his former store,
and associated with him DIR. Z. G. Briggs Of
this city, under the name and style, as here
tofore, of Deane Pray 4 Co., where they will
open on Saturday April 2Gth and Monday
2sth, a very extensive stock Of new and de-
sirable Spring Clothing and Gents Furnish
ing Goods. Hats and Caps. We understand
it is their intention to very much enlarge their
already extensive business, making this u
very attractive place to secure general out
fit of gents wearing apparel.
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The Inventory Iaw.

The inventory law works well in this vic.n-
ity. The selectmen of Colcbrook have reach
cd over fifty thonsand dollars Of money not
before taxed. Twenty thousand dollars have
been dug up in Stratiord. AMI other towns
have yielded correspondingly. The more
people see of it the better they like it.
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CANADA.
IuCendiarvism.

NArANEE, Ont. April %. Inccndiaries
again fired Perry's Block, last night The
stocks of all occupants of the building were
badly damaged. Loss, S25,0 900. This is the
fourth attempt.
Strike.
The stone cutters strike at Port Coborne
continues.
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pENNSYLNA ANA.
The Imprisoned Miners

WmKEsnARRE, April %. The imprisoned
miners in the Sugar Notch mine are not yet
reached. though they possibly may be before
morning The belief prevails that the men
are n dead
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Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
south and west winds, stationary or higher
temperature, cloudy and rainy, possibly fol-
lowed by clearing weather, followed by sta
tionary or higher temperature.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Rev. Bishop Edward Il. Ames, ID. d., died
at Baltimore, yesterday morning, aged a
years.
August Belmont's injuries are not danger
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NEW YORK.
Verdict.

NEW YORK. April %. J. L. PoindeXter,
for killing {. c. Curtis, was found guilty Cf
voluntary manslaughter. The jury assessed
punishment at years in the pcnitentiary.
Libel Damages.
Judgment has been rendered against the
BROOKLYN Eagle for $1,000, for lbcllous
article rejecting on the character of Dave
Schenck.
Personal.
Mr. Vivian, English consul to Egypt, goes
t. Cairo imm cdatcly.
Naval Affairs.
\ Paris correspondent says he is informed
that French and English war vessels or
dcrcd to lie ready at moments notice. 1t
seems therefore seriously intended to back
up the forthcoming diplomatic note.
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The Governor and Council adjourned yes
terday, without tranSacting any BUSINESS of
public importance. The next meeting will be
held the last of May, subject to the call of the
Governor.
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The Pennington Chronicle reports that b.
II. Cushman, Esq, formerly of Augusta, who
has so long been i'll at the Forest House in
Pennington. remains about the same, with
very slight changes for the better or worse.
Mr.. c. is great sufferer and is the object
Of deep sympathv by many friends.
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Commercial.

PHILADELPHIA, April %. Commercial
Exchange adopted resolutions calling on the
government to recall trade dollars and place
them on the same footing as the Bland dol
lars.
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The unwise economy of the town authori-
ties of Eastport will probably drive the gas
COMPANY of that town out Of existence.
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The Somerset Reporter states that Walton
& Walton of Skowhegan, are preparing ten
cases for the May term of the Law Court to
be held at Augusta
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Naval fairs.

Mr.. Vivian, English consul to Egypt, goo
u Cairo imm .diatcly.
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There will be horse trot--match race,
800 side, at trotting park in Bath, May
lith, between Fred" and Kentucky Girl"
owned by Mr.. Geo. Gould and Mr.. Edward
p.nrip
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PEDESTRIANISM.
4 Contest for the Distance Champions
ship of England.

LONDON, April %. At O'Clock this morn
ing, the score stood
Brown. 421
llaZal, i03
Corkcy, $50
Weston 49,
All the pedestrians rested much during the
night.
LONDON, April -. At 1 o'clock this at
terno0n the pedestrian score stood;
Brown, 452
iazel. 427
Corkoy, 4l2
Weston, 81
All are now looking fresh and walking Wig
orousy.
LoNpoN, April 2G--3 A. NJ. The walking
score. stand as follows
Brown, $50
HazHl, i54
Corkev, 43S
Weston, 400
Betting is even on Corkey for the second
place. iazal is suffering from sickness.
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Rev. J. ii. Ecob will deliver temperance
sermon to the Reform club, at their hall, to-
morrow Sunday at "a o'clock p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-26

Rev. J. c. Snow of Auburn, will preach to-
morrow forenoon in the Universalist church
of this city, and in the afternoon for the Sc
ciety in Hallowell
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Reiunding Ger
Cabinet Meeting.

The subscriptions to the refunding certif-
Gates are Sl77, IA.
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The Grand Masonic bodies of Maine will
meet in Portland Tuesday, May 9th, and
continue in session several DAYS.