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BoWdoin College.

BRUNSWICK, March l.
Much interest has been shown this term in
the music that has been furnished each morn
ing during the chapel exercises. Voluntaries
have been played at each exercise and Sunday
afternoons a quartette has furnished vocal
music. To further this musical inter-
est, to hire quartette and to procure hymn
books for the exercises the friends of the COL
lege are to give concert in the college chapel
tomorrow afternoon. The zeal shown at re-
hearsals, the committee who have the affair in
hand and the talent to take part assure full |
attendance. The following is the programme
Duet, for flute and clarinet-"Rondo d Elisabetta,''
Rossini
j. w. Wilson and c. c. Hutchins.
Song-Jingle Bells
Clarinet Solo-Fantasia, Oseron, .......... Weber
G. c. Hutchins.
Song-The Trooper. ......... Plumpton
Prof. Chapman.
Mrs. Henry Carmichael
sons-'Twas Very Stormy Night
Quartettes.
Song-It Ought Not to be
Mr.. 0. F. Gushing.
Song-Nellie Gray
Piano Solo
e. Il. Jewette.
Song-L' Estssi ................. :. Arditi
Mrs. L. A. Lee.
Duet, for flute and clarinet :. Adelaide, Beethoven
j. W. Wilson and G. G. Hutchins.
The following members of the Senior class
have been appointed to take part in the Senior
and Junior exhibition at the close of the term !:
F. L. Fisher( Salutatorian) of Westford, Mass !;
E. G. Stevens of Veazie; W. L. Cole and 81.
w. Chamberlain of Brunswick; f. L. johnson
of Pittsield; A. G. Pettengill of Brewer; D.
]. McGillicuddy of Lewiston; G. L. Baxter of
Portland.
The Junior participants are to be appointed
next Friday.
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Mr.. Patrick III. Quinn, recently first foreman
of the Portland Co. boiler shop, was last even
ing presented by his employees, in token of
their regard for him as their foreman, with
very handsome gold watch andschain valued at
$50 or upwards, bought at the we'll known es-
Enlistment of Atwood & Wentworth. Mr.,
Sexton delivered neat and appropriate pre-
sentation speech, while Mr.. Quinn, though
taken by surprise, responded in very appro-
pirate manner, after which the party enjoyed
themselves for the remainder of the evening.
Mr.. Quinn has been employed for the past
eight years as foreman of the boiler; shop and
has always proved himself satisfactory both to
his employers and employed.
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS; but the fact
that DR.. BULLOCK'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
''NEPHRETlCUM," always accomplishes
what is claimed for it, is so well established
that every sufferer with Kidney disease, or Uri-
nary troubles, can feel that in its use he has a
fact completely substantiated. Try it if need
ing such medicine, and add another to the
large number who have been benefited by its
use. feb26S&W
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TO-NIGHT'S CAUCUSES'
Attention Ward Secretaries.

The Republican ward caucuses will be held
at the respective ward rooms at u o'clock this
evening to nominate ward officers for the en-
suing year and to choose seven delegates In
each ward to nominate candidate for Mayor.
Let there be a full attendance.
The Secretaries of the several caucuses are
requested to furnish full list of the nomina
lions in their wards to the PRESS office ate
the Caucus
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DEATHS.

In this city, March 1, George w. only child of
George William and Lucinda johnson, aged
months
In this city, March 1. Josie, twin daughter of
Thomas P. and Margaret A. Hines, aged months
IL days.
Funeral Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock, at No.
rs Hancock street.
Jan II, three days out from Turks Island, John
G. w. L. Jones, of Portland, aged 43 years. [Cam-
den, N. j., papers please copy.l
In BOwdoinham, Feb. 81 Mary, daughter of Jona-
than and Hannah Fogg of Scarboro, and wife eff
William Hill. aged Sc years.
In Livermore, Feb. q, Sarah A. Becker, aged 20
years months.
In North Ellsworth. Feb. 8. Carrie F., daughter
of james D. and Julia F. Patten, aged IL years.
In Franklin. Feb 10, Abigail Bracket, aged 76
years months. s..u.i.
In Deer Isle, Feb. 49, Mr.. Jonathan Eaton aged
"a years.
In Bucksport. Feb 10. Nellie j., wife of George
Grant, aged % years. -
In Islesboro. Jan. %, Walter NJ Grindall, aged Q
years; Feb 6. Varnam F. Grindall aged years.
children of Dea. JAS F. Grindall
In Warren. Feb. IA, Mrs. Hannah, wife of Alden
Copeland, aged 30 years.
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Forty years experience Of an Old
Nurse. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP is the prescription of one of the best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never-failing success by millions of mothers for
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in the
bowels, and wind-colic By giving health to
the Child it rests the mother Price Twenty
five Cents bottle. nov27SMWSSW6mo
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Balls.

Only three more days remain in which to Sc
cure tickets for the grand Inauguration ball,
which will come off at City Hall Friday night
There has been great desire to secure tickets
after they have been used for mementoes, and
persons wishing them can apply to the parties
from whom they bought them, after the ball.
The Land League ball at City Hall last night
was great success. There was very large
party present and the music was excellent.
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The following transfers were reported yester-
day in this county:
Westbrook-A lot of land from William and
David johnson to Benz. f. Knight.
Gray-A lot of land with buildings thereon
from Richard D. Harris to Luther Pennell.
Yarmouth-A lot of land from George G..
Vienello to Henry Hutchins.
Portland-Lot on Exchange street from VIM.
o. Fox to S. S. Rich.
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Municipal Court.
BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.

TUEsDAY.-John Fitzslmmons. Intoxication.
Fined So and costs.
James WEIGH. IntoKication-2d offence. Sixty
days in county Jail.
Thomas Sheehan, Charles Kelley, Noah Smith
Intoxication. Fined SO each and costs.
VIM. Ludkins. Assault. Thirty days in county Jail
James Leary. Larceny. Sixty days in county Jail
Julia Ryan. Search and seizure. Fined 500 and
costs and six months in county Jail. Appealed.
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Personal.
Personal.
Deputy Sheriff Turkey is very i'll with pneu-

Deputy Sheriff Turkey is very i'll with pneu-
mona
Robert B. Whitcomb, cook at the jail, has
been removed and Mr.. Chase has taken his
place.
A letter has been received from Rev. Mr..
Alger saying that he will be at Park street
church next Sunday to begin his pastoral du-
ties. A reception will be rendered some time
during next week.
John Murray the well known porter at the
Falmouth, was married yesterday, and the
clerks, Messrs. Adams, Kilborn and Wormell,
made him handsome present.
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M ARRIAGES.

In Deering, Feb. 20. by Rev. r. Cloud, G. A. Nor.
gan of Yarmouth and Miss Nellie B, Murphy OF
Deerng.
In Deering. Feb. 20, BY Rev Chas. F. Parsons,
Stanwood b. Woodbury. and Hattie V. league, both
of Deering
In Paris, Feb. 15, Newton G. Herrick and Miss
Viola Morgan. both of Greenwood.
In Eden. Feb. 16, Gideon P. Grover of Mt Desert
and Miss Annie E. Dodge of Bluehill
In Brooklin, Feb 10, james o. Freethy and Miss
Minnie G. Powers.
In auburn, Feb. "a. Chas. X. Rice and Miss Mel
lie G. Jennison.
In Auburn, Feb. 10, VIM F. Jordan and Miss Ad-
die E. Robinson.
In Thorndike, Feb. 10, Roscoe E. Bradford and
Miss Olive A. Cilley.
In Warren, Feb. 10. Alvin o. Glover of Camden
and Mary V. Blackington of Union.
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GOrhann.

The Greenbackers of Gorham have nominat-
ed the following for town officers:
Town Clerk-Jas. A. Drown.
Selectmen aud Assessors-George Patrick,
Freedom Douglass, Albert o. Hill.
Treasurer-Stephen P. Libby.
Collector-Geo. w. Heath
S. S. Contradictions. B. Cotton
Auditor-Amos Cobb
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NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extensively
Sold 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is to-day without rival.
" SHADES English Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable.
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Ward No. g.

Mr.. sEDIroR:-The Republican voters of
this Ward are requested to be present at the
caucus this evening. 1t is important that we
put in nomination our best men. We want
good business men who will act upon all
measures intelligently, particularly in the APP
polniment of subordinate officers. Ii dollar
can lie saved and taxes reduced it should be
dana G..
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvRRTIsEMRNTs TODAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Gilberts Assemblies.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Owen, Moore & Col.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Observation-Disclosures Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Harbor Commissioners Notice.
The cheapest and best-T. G. Cooper.
Notice Evans Rife Manfg Co.
Card collectors-G. p. Brown.
Store and stable for sale-Enoch Knight
Taxes-H. W. Hersey.
Black black-A. E, Eaton.
Board Wanted.
Bicycle school-Lamson Bros
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Solomon himself would be puzzled If
called upon to decide which is the more ex-
quisite-the Violet, West End Bouquet, OR
Stephanotis of j. & E. ATKINSON.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. March 1.
Steamer City of Portland, Thompson Boston for
Eastport and St john NIB.
Sch Teaser, Littlejohn, Rockland for Providence.
BELow-seh D witherell, Garfield, from Bos-
ton for North Boothbay.
Cleared.
Sch Freddie Walter, Harding, Virginia, = Tim
Sch A Hammond, Simpson. New York : Berlin
Sch Richard W Denham, Hinckley, New York
Rumery, Burnie & Co.
Sch Mentor, Hinckley, New York : Rumery,
Sch Mary Farrow. Patershall, New York-Gilbert
Soule.
The new barque building for Capt Thompson by
master Brewer, east end of Congress street, is ap
preaching completion and will be launched next
week She measures 653 tons, is built of the best
material, and will be classed among the highest.
Capt Chas Merrill will be managing owner.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET, Feb 23-Ar, sch Addie NJ Chadwick.
Feb ss-sId. schs Ada A Kennedy, Kennedy. Gal
weston; Addie M Chadwick, for Norfolk.
ERoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
At Rangoon Jan 10, ship John DeCosta, Hamil-
ton, for Europe
ar at Crthagena :, sch Jos Machecas, Wood
bury, Portland via Bristol, RI
At Bombay Jan 20, ship Alice D Cooper, Brown,
for Havre.
MEMORANDA.
Barquc Brothers. Lawson, from Havana for Bos-
ton, with sugar. went ashore 28th, on the easterly
a total loss. Crew safe. The cargo is volued at
about $4,000. The vessel registers 300 tons, is
u years old valued at $4,000, and is owned by Jas
A dispatch dated LIST, states that the barque Bro
theirs has broken up and is total loss, together
with the cargo. The cargo was owned by the Stand
Barque Albert RUSSELL Carver, at Melbourne FIN
New York, reports, Dec and 8, had heavy gales,
ing wheelhousc, skylights. after hatch. &C. One
man washed overheard and two others were
severely injured
DOMESTIC rOKvs.
,GALvEsToN-Cld 22d. sch Lizzie Carr, Teel,
Sid 22d, barque Adolph Engler, Merriman for
MoBILE-Ar 2sth. ship Geo Hurlbsrt, Manson,
Liverpool.
PENSACOLA-C 22d, sch Kocheko, Jasper. for
FERNANDINA- 10th. sch Jessie Hoyt, Nut
ter, Barbados.
Cid oath, barque Martha Tucker, Tucker, for
Cid 26th, sch Anita, Small, st Pierre.
JACKSONVILLE = Cid 18th, sch Lexington,
Cid Oath, sch Nellie Grant, Jordan, New York.
BRUNSWICK, GA-Cld 24th schs Ella NJ Watts
New York.
GEORGETOWN. Scar oath, sch Nellie Floyd
johnson, New York.
CHARLESTON-Ar Goth, sch Grace Darling, FIN
Baltimore.
Sid 18th, sch Jos Wilde, Reed, New York.
RICHMOND-Sld oath. sch Frank Pearson, Cush-
man. Norfolk.
NORFOLK-Ar 25th, sch Albert w Smith, Berry,
Rockport, Me.
BALTIMORE-Cld 2sth, sch Annie Conant,
Baker, Boston.
Cid 28th, sch Paul Seavy, Young, Demarara.
A sob OH
Call. Savannah.
CID 2Sth, sch JET Borden. Paterson, Pensacola.
Kingston, ia; brig Danl Trowbridge Bunker from
st Pierre.
Ar LIST. brig Wauban, Spencer. Pernambuco; schs
JOS Souther, Watts. Nuevitas; VIM Slater, Killam,
Cedar Keys.
Cid 2Sth, brigs Atlas, Gray, Havana; Kaluna,
Nash, Cardenas; Merriwa Downes, Sagua; schs W
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The board of aldermen will be in open ses
sion at the Common Council room beginning
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, and con
tinue during the week, each day from 9 till u
a. m, and from till p. m. Let every voter
see that his name is on the list and on correct
In
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-02
Atrato Mining Party.

Messss. PIN, Forward & Co., agents of the
Atlas Mail Line, has sent this telegram to the
Secretary Of the Atrato Mining Co:
Steiner Alps reports arrival of 1.-The JOS
Macheca at Carthagena. All WELL"
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

An autopsy on the remains of the late Col.
Waldron was held Sunday Drs. Donovan,
A. Garcelon, Wentworth, Horn and A. M.
Garcelon were present. A large leaden slug +,
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considerably fattened, was found partially i'm
beded in the lower part of the right lung. 1t is
the ball which the Col. received in the action
at Gettysburg, and which probably caused his
death, and he had carried it about II years. His
heart and liver were also found to be disorder
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
A sharp shock of earthquake was felt in Au-
onds.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Dr. Geo. W. Colby of Waldoboro, died very
suddenly last week. He was born in Rich
mond and was graduated at Bowdoin Col
Iege. He was surgeon of the First Maine Cav
airy.
YORK COUNTY.
Dana, son of Alvah Bagley. Esq.,, of Water
Doro Centre, aged 10, on Saturday, the 26th
prox. in the act of climbing on load of logs
driven by four oxen, slipped and fell under
meath the forward sled, which passed over his
body, killing him instantly.
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to nominate candidates for one Alderman. three
Common Councilmen, a Warden, Clerk, all two
City Constables; also in Wards 2, s. and for one
experimenting School Committee in each of said
Wards
Also to choose seven delegates from each Ward to
attend convention to nominate candidate for
Mayor. The delegates so chosen to meet in con-
vention at the Reception Hall in City Building on
THURSDAY, March 3rd, at o'clock P. NJ, to
perform that duty.
Also to choose City Committee of five from each
Ward.
Per order Republican City Committee
VIM. H. PLUMMER, Chairman.
F. S. WAREHOUSE, Secretary
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THE LATE CAPTAIN MACK.

Some Interesting Points in the Career OF
Well Known Shipmaster.
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Fl Card Cfabtree, Jacksonville; wanderer, Romer,
a. PR s9l 2ath. sch Sammy Ford, Allen.
NEWPoKT-sld 26th sch NJ B Smith, Mahoney,
Providence for New York; Nettie Cushing, Robin,
son. New York for Boston.
HYANNIS-Sld Goth sch Albert DALEY from
New York; for Boston.
BOSTON-Ar 2Sth, schs Levi Hart, Giles Union
Island; Flora Condor, French, Bucksvie: G M
Brainard, Remission. Wilmington, NC; W Jor-
dan, Crowell, Hoboken.
Cid 2sth, barques Jennie Cushman, Titcomb, for
cape de Verbs; Colin Mcneil, Crowell, Martin
SALEM-Ar 26th. sch Olive Avery, Bishop, from
Rockland
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Melbourne Dec %, ship Jeremiah Thomp.
Sid Jan 4, barque Webster, Prince London
At Singapore Jan 10. baroue Escert. Waterhouse
for New York.
At Rangoon Jan 15. ship John Costa, Hamilton
At Batavia Jan 14th ship Mt Washington. Per-
klns unc; barque Fay Hardwick, from New
Sid I'm Pauilac Feb "a, barque Jas Brett Mer-
rman. United States.
Sid FIN London 9th, barque vilora H Hopkins,
Sid FIN Cardiff Feb is, barque Wallace Mccor-
mack, Havana.
Ara. Ar at Gardenas Feb 27th brig Agnes Barton.
Ar at Matanzas Feb %. barque Augustine Kobbe,
Ford, Troon, E, for Cardenas.
az ccp AOtH, orig LOrne, rye, 1rOn1
Portland.
Ar at St John, NIB, Feb 2eth sch Little Annie,
TUFTS. Rockland.
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid FIN Porto Cabello Feb 14th, brig Rocky Glen
Higgins. Trinidad.
Passed Aujler Jan 2, Belle of Oregon, from Hong
Kong for New York; 4th. Oneida, Carver. from Sim
gapore for do.
Sid FIN Bombay Feb "a, Davis, Trefry for
Maulmain.
Cld at Cardiff Feb Is, C Sargent. Atherton for
Hong Kong.
Ar at Gale Jan "a, Eyvor, Littlefeld. Colombo,
(and cid Goth for New York;
New York.
=, Sid FIN Havre Feb 10, Henry Knight, Pendleton,
Sid FIN Milford Haven Feb II, Susan Thurow,
Allen, Cardenas.
- Ar at Bangkok Dec IL, Com Dupont, Crockett,
Hong Kong.
Ar at Cadiz :, Grace Deering, Davis, Alicante
(and sailed prev to Jan 81 for New York;
CID at London Feb 10th, Norwegian, Lincoln, for
Philadelphia.
Ar at St Helena Jan rs, Charlotte A Littlefeld.
Colcorj, Formosa (and sailed for New York;
SPOKEN.
Feb 1, lat 20 48, Ion AZ 43, ship Annie Fish, FIN
Antwerp for New Orleans.
Feb l, lat 20 N, Ion "a W, barque Ormus, Shack
ford, from Shields for Buenos Ayres.
Jan "a, lat N, Ion 20 W, ship Independence
johnson, from Boston for Valparaiso
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EVENING Kids and Neck wear for gentlemen
mar2d3t OWEN, MOORE & Co.
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Portland Mutual Fishing Insurance Co.
The annual meeting of the Portland Mutual
Fishing Insurance Company was held yester-
day, and the following officers elected.

day, and the following officers elected:
President-W. HI. Chase.
Vice President-Henry Trefethen, Jr
Treasurer-John FL. Russell.
Secretary-Geo. w. Rich.
Directors-Wm. FL. Chase, Henry Trefeth-
en-, Jr., Edw. III. Chase, w. S. Jordan, of
Portland, and VIM. Maddocks of Southport,
Me.
The company has insured 100000 worth of
property the past year at cost of about $4,000.
The vessels sailing from this port in future will
use seines as a general thing.
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Meteorological Report for January.
Sergeant Laurens, of the Signal Service, fur
nlshes the following summary of meteorolog-
lcal observations at the Portland station in
February:
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JACOB l.. GREEN, President.
JOHN WI. TAYLOR, Secretary.
ID. HI. WELLS, Asst Secretary.
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Letter Carriers, Report


The following is the letter carriers report for
February, 1880:
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
Wednesday EVO'g, March I'd. at 7l-2 O'Clock,

The Republicans of Portland are requested to
meet at their various Ward rooms on
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SPOKEN.

Feb 1, lat 20 48, Ion AZ 43, ship Annie Fish, I'm
Antwerp for New Orleans.
Feb l, lat 20 N, Ion "a W, barque Ormus, Shack
ford, from Shields for Buenos Ayres.
Jan "a, lat N, lon 20 W, ship Independence
johnson, from Boston for Valparaiso
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From 500 a. m. to $50 p M, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from 8 to 10 a. m.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MATS
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OF PORTLAND. ME.

This circular is presented by the I'm.
dersigned, Wholesale Dealers and Manu-.
facturers of Portland. The Merchant
and Manufacturer will here find cOnyen-
iently classified and indexed, general
seription, which are offered to- the
Trade by firms whose facilities, experi.
ence and enterprise have given this City
an h0nOred position among the Whole.
sale Markets Of the country. =
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MARRIED..

o0RPPARD - TAUZIN-At the
eoloeses Of the brides mother. 10
pasieh, on Tuesday, Feb. q, 1851.
y 1ev. p. p. Dechsrry. v. q. Nj.
IN :. 1nEPPARD 70 4iss MARIE
Vooo8Axcs TAUzlx.
s ~ ah0ve delicious event has been
g - tapls toe some tune. aud was
1soonsssd amid . large circle o.
oleos end friends, - the sun dip.
oooeoeA the horizon on the o..
s nfy % the noted day OF the
>ooce q bic Country" Our friend
u looked calm, collected and "a.
~ eUotent, while the bride wse
~ 0oet IadlAutly beautiful,
- oA(ning bridal oo6ure aud
~ CONGRATULATIONS earnest
9nettslt. Wers rendered the hsp.
- and toAsts given II glaeses u
: ed sparkling champagne,
- 0l0ble dance tho merry
ooeet tho flying hours Of the
> - 1aotsen ely With The com
~.
Doolee 10 the macy earsest wish
eWed upoa tie worthy bride
40 Ais lovely bride. and tsus'
~ nvoo muy evsae b Q couu
9! ~ season which Wltoeoeet
ooooo-eep)eeo With oeousy
oeoeooAoeo, 1odiooe oono19os
80 eky. tro0 veoee antAeh
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M ofS III ssc. -. TT. Rs,
State z o. Parish 50
Unknown Owner No. 5, l2o sores W.
offs Et ssc. IS and WI offs WI sec.
g, T 10. Rs.
State z 40 Parish 50
Unknown No. Z, 100 acres Of land \ Et
Vi ME- IA. r6, Il 8, entered by VIM.
Garner, State 6 50 Parish 2 ~
Unknown No. &c. 80 acres Of land Ell Of
n II sec. 4, rs, RS.
State 2 70 Parish l O8
Unknown No. 81, Is acres Of land lot 4
offs E3 ses. l2T9, Rs.
STATE l ~ Parish 81
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MARKETS.

~ weather this week up to this
Vga1se (Pr,day) has been simply
olosiacent. A balmy atmosphere.
~ bright. clear days. Under the
Uvovifyisg embrace Of Soils warm
~ ~ humid earth has solidi6ed.
- there u . decided Improvement
y Ne hishways. The consequences
hooes travel. and the receipts Of %
bsesased quantity Of cotton. On
aDos days our streets wore . decided.
y 61siaess like APPEARANCE. Prices
lavs 10: materially changed siuce
90 last report.
RECEIPTS.
Received pseviously.... $50 bales.
{" during week.. $50
Total. ................. 1915 bales.
J 0uoAR AND NoLassEs. We are Ia.
oDbted to our friend. John T. Purves
g the nrm Of Delery 4 Purves,
Oolehess add gaugers. No. % North
ytoot Street. for the following mem
ogaadum Of receipts Of Lnuisians
o1gas and mOlSsses. st New Orleans
hon Feb. II. 1880. to Feb. IL. 1881.
leeO-Hhds. Sus AZ. 1850; Bbls. No
Aosee. Sl6S; HALF BOls. MOlxsses. rs
-. Sugar. ~.
oOl-Hhds. sugar, ASS: Rbls. No
0eea, $50; Half bbls. A0lasses
q: Bib. Sugar. l27l.
1o@al from September Let. 10 date:
M -Hhds. Sugar. 1895 Bills. Mo
1Des, 9S8j9l; Halt Bbls. MOlasses
~: Bile. sugar. 1901.
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