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9 EPTEHBER 18th, 1881.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Ladies' Cloth, new oolors myrtle green. olive
An; wool BLACK Cashmerss. s5s. So, &C.. 7sc :
Canton Flannes &c., lOc., 12c., 15c., &c.. zoe.
Cloth for mems and boys wear, fall Styles S7c &c.
&C., 75c., 81.
Best Feather proof Bed Ticking, Csc.
500 choice styles Of Fall CalicOes
Table Lin s1 2Sc. sOc.. SIC. 6oc. &C. 7sc
Piano Covers. s.. s.. s., IS, s.. $40.
Mnl!e Wool F1annels l2c., 15c., lSc. 2Oc., 25c.
Med1cated Scarlet Underwear for ladies and gents.
Co!ored Caehmeree, fine and all wool, new shades.
Eau Dress Goods new coors. lac, 16c.. 20c.. 25c.
CARPETS.
New styles In Brussels 76c.
New styles in IngTaine, so and Sic.
New styles in All Wool, 76c.
New styles in Brussels, CSC.
New styles in mgTains. 50 and 62c.
New styles in pest brussels. SOC.
New styles in best Two-ply.
New styles In Body Brussels.
New styles in best Three-p
Floor Oilcloths In al widths,
Hall and Stair VenftianA.
DruggeeB every at1e made.
AoQuetee, SMYRNA Persian and Velvet Rnnn
BOTTOM PsiCKs m EVERY DEPAR11KNT.
G. n. TOWS0N,
:, sss PENNsYLvANIA AvNu1
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To Attend the Funeral.

OFFICIALS AND DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE WHO
WILL BE PRESENT.
A telegram from Columbus, last night, said
that Gov. Foster. Assistant Adjutant General
Axline and State Secretary Townsend had left
for Washington tonight. Secretary Blaine tele-
graphed that accommodations would be pro-
vided on the funeral train for the governor and
suite. His staff will join him in Cleveland. The
federal and state officers of Ohio will leave for
Cleveland Saturday morning, and Adjutant
General Smith will leave to-day to aid in di-
recting the military.
At a meeting of members of the House of Rep
resentatives held in the Speakers room, yester-
day. Hon. j. X. Tucker, of Virginia, in the chair
and Mr.. Thomas, of Illinois, as secretary, Mr..
Shelley made motion, which was carried, that
the sergeant-at-arms and clerk of the House be
requested to notify each member-elect of the
Forty Seventh Congress Of the time and place of
Cen Garfeld's funeral, and request their atten-
dance. Mr.. Townsend. Of Ohio, made motion,
which was carried, that the sergeant-at-arms
and clerk of the House make the necessary ar
fangements for the transportation of the Sena-
tors, members and officers Of the House to
Cleveland to attend the funeral The meeting
was then adjourned until this afternoon
At special meeting last night of the Union
League Club, in New York, committee of fifty
members OF the club, among whom are VIM NJ
EVarts, jackson s. Shultz, Judge Noah Davis
Salem II. Wales Legrand B. Cannon. Daniel +
Appiet0n, Ehhu Root and J. P. Morgan. was an
pointed to attend the funeral of the late Presi
dent. Commissioner Brennan was denntad vo.-
terday TO represent the New York BOARD of
Charities and Correction at the funeral. -
GOV. Cnilom: of Illinois. win designate one
: U c.lAens 10 represent the state. of uli-
| funeral. oooiS ., "1 Tue
The Union Veterans, Of Chicago. win send .
large delegation to Cleveland to attend tho
funeral services of the late President.
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District Government Affairs.
THE POLICE ESTIMATES.

The report of Major Brock of the condition and
year ended June 80. 1881, repeats the recon-
mendations'for an increase of the force by an adj
dition of one captain, seven sergeants and $50
private4 The estimates for next fiscal year
amount to S2S4, 796. 90, including rent of sta
tiOn-hOuses repair. contingent fund, &c.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At Drovers
Rest the g cattle sales Tuesday (repOrted
by l.. E. Tavenner,) were as follows:
240 cattle up and sold-best, SC. to SIC; good,
~ to &C.; medium fair SIC. to &C.; thin steers,
oxen and COWS. 21ac. to &c. 900 sheep and
lambs-lambs, SIC. to6A c.; sheep, 31c.tO4Ic.
Is COWS and calves $40 to $45
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PICKPOCKETS ARREsTED.-This morning De-
tectives McDevitt and Voss arrested three New
York pickpOckets, at the corner of eth street
and Penn. avenue. working the street cars. One
OF them was Walter Brown, well known to the
police; the other two gave fictitious names.
They were taken to the 10th street station and
sent out Of the city on the first train.
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DR. DUPARE'S CATARRH I

nR. DUPARES CATARRH REMEDY CURES
every case OF Catarrh. Price Is cents Try it. Dr.
Dupare's biOod and Liver Pills remove all bilious dis
orders Price 70 cents: Mrs. DR.. Ticombs Lung Balm
cures col0s coughs ana consumption Price Is and so
blind bleeding and itching piles. Price so cents For
west Washington, DC. iy6
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Supervisor Coates, wealthy and influential
citizen Of Cranston, N. J., dropped dead on
Tuesday morning on reading the headlines Of 4
morning paper announcing the death Of Presi-
dent Garfield.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Snow WHITE BREAD
BEAUTIFUL ROLLS AND BISCUITS
VII he guaraI tesi II you ulse

-
bi.At llfDL ROLLS AND BISCUITS
VIII he guarar tesAl IL you use
CERES.
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process f-our x,,.,
vas awarded the tlrst renium ~ other comrefi-
tors al the National Fair IN 1879 and again the fYsf
Premium in the share II Ne-N handsome .s,ld st,iai
IN 1850. The miers claim thG one harr.i 81 C.fRFi
VIII turn out forty loaves more bread than any other
-Four IN America. - N'-N@
STERlING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY
ma1nihcentM inter he2tlateu and uurfxsled nv ans
patent process flour m The country except Cerus -
SIT-IDGE- OF the most beautiful Patent F1our~
ever produced in this country.
RELIANCE a splendid Minnesota Patent flour male
10y the celebrated Hungarian prCcess. Ii very cheap
and beautiful Patent within tie reach 81 Il classes ana
guarantee viii give satisfaction every one who viii
try IL.
GOLDEN HILL, the old reliable stand -by and tho
Standard Family Flour Of the District, aud equal 10
great many socsed Patent a0urS. We defy cofnreti-
tiCu t. bring forth any nour superior CERES STIR
LING. NINNEOLA, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL.
and feel assured that any h0USekooIr who tries them
once viii never Use alA thing elise.
For sale 10y all GrAcers.
Wholesale DEPOT.
CORNER lsT STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
SIS NM. NJ. GAIT Il co.
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"A1derney Dairy Wagons,0
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in 10. Ward" prints 4(c Der
H.. Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet
milk &C. per Qt. Cream lOc pint.
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Terrible Loss 0fI,iEe


Millions of rats mice, cats bed bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with Rough on Rats
Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes. TIA
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RELIEF FOR THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERs.-H. s.
Tucker, F. F. Bogra and J. H. Patterson, the
committee ofemployees of the US. government
book bindery, have received from Senator
COnger the following telegram: ''YOur good
favor of September 10TH enclosing draft for
S125, contribution of employees in the U. s..
government book bindery, Washington, D. c.,
is received and passed over to the Port Huron
relief committee. Many thanks to your donors -
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TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY /:

Rev. THOMAS GUARD one Of the most eminent Clergy.
mel IN pae country pastor Of Mount Vernon NJ. Z.
have no hesitation In assuring you that DIR. MET
TAuRs HEADACHE Pills have proved beneficial 70
me- Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev: IHonAs GAMBLE. pastor n. e. Church. Hagers-
I have tried DR.. NETrAuR's HEADACHE PILLS with
ereat Denent am now eeventy-nine years old, and
nave Deeu subject TO Constipation number Of years.
Your 1ls have acted PLEASANTLY In my the first
time come 10 Baltimore 10 thank You personally
Yours truly, THOMAS GAMBLE.
Key. LEWIS A: TERRIFIED. pastor n. 4 Church
Waterbury, Nd:
1gave DIR. MErrAuR's HEADACHE pills TO man Who
vas In bed with bad attack Of Bilious Fever and IN two
Respectfully, LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
Rev. I. T. PKTxss pastor N. T. Church. Urbans, Vas
have used one box Of DIR. MKTTAURs HEADACHE
Puts, and found them moet beneficial HeaBe Dend M
another box.
Youu truly, r PETER4.
Rex. g. ". H0sss pastor n. =. church Asdmos4
4 have eiven my wife. WHO'S sufferer from uasAedA
DR.. MExrAuR's HEADAcHR p1xxA. and ono d. q -
PHI has always cured IN. ---I
BROWN CHEUCAL Co.
fsa3-so SOLE P80RR1ErO8R. BAL1Jno9R M
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"Alderney Dairy Wa,


None genuine without signature of H. 8. Fred
erick & Co. limitations are out. 25c. Stott &
Cromwell. ths
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Burnetts COc0aine
SOftens the hair when harsh and dry.
SOOthes the irritated scalp.
Affords the richest lustre.
Prevents the hair from falling or
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth,
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Special Weather RuI,etin.

H.
For the middle Atlantic states slightly warmer
fair weather. east to south winds, stationary or
higher barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: The barometer is
hight on the New England coast and Lowest in
Kansas The temperature is slightly above the
mean IN all districts east of the Mississippi ex-
eept New England. 1t has risen from one to ten
degrees i'm the Ohio valley and Tennessee the
lower lake and the southern portion OF upper
lake region. Light rain has fallen in the uJper
lake region. and northern portion of California
Elsewhere FAIR weather has prevailed EasterIy
winds continue in the South Atlantic middle and
east Gun states, and southerly winds in New
England and the lower lake region The indica-
Mons are That slightly werner weather will pre-
vail to-day and Tomorrow in New England the
middle and south Atlantic states
SHIP PHYSICIANS CAUTION.-Every ship sur
geon places a good supply of medicine in his
chest before voyage. and one of the first things
ne purchases Is gross or two of Perry Davis
Pam Miller. which experience has taught him is
the best known remedy for diarThCpa, cholera
morbus and cramps. teaSpOonful i'll sweCtened
water is dose for an adult. and three such doses
VIII cure the seyerest stomach trouble ever
KNOWN. Twenty drops is dose for a child under
two years of age; but if the pain is severe, the
Pain Killer may be used as liniInent the stomach
and bowels being bathed with it. Ask your drug
giSt for Perry Davis Pain Killer.
THE TRAGEDY OF A. L.-Read Dr. Groves
ragedy-Abraham Lincoln. 80 cents; Ga pages
See advertisement under head of books.
CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrns shoe store. 1914 I4th
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON. DC. September - 1881 $50 a m
For the middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer
fair weather. east to south Winds stationary or
ha
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CITY ITEMS.

For this Occasion.
Gents fine Black Silk Hats IS:
Best Black Stiff Felt Hats. So:
New styles Black Soft Felts ST to s.:
Splendid line of fine Soft Hats So to a:
Black Neck-wear in great variety;
Immense stock of Boy 8 Hats, at Soc. 15c 81 and
81 90, at Lewis Popular One Price Store,' $40
eth St. bet. and X NV.
n. B.-Price plainly marked in each hat.
VigOr and Regularity
OF the stomach and bowels are assured by using
Liebig Co. Coca Beef Tonic.
From DIR. 8. j. Belt, Baltimore, Md.
have prescribed Colden's Liebig's LIQUID Ex-
tract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator and cheer
fully state that it has met my most sanguine ex-
pectatiOns, giving to patients long enfeebled by
chronic diseases, debility, weakness. loss of APP
petite and indigestion, the needed nutrition and
nerve food.
Hop Bitters
has restored to sObriety and health, perfect
wrecks from intemperance.
Women
that have been bedridden for years have been
entirely cured of female weakness by the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Send
to Mrs. LYDIA Z. Pinkham, X3 Western avenue
Lynn. Mass, for pamphlets.
The Greatest Appetizer,
stomach, blood and liver regulator on earth-Hop
Bitters.
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THE TRAGEDY OF A. L.-Read Dr. Groves
Tragedy-Abraham Lincoln 80 cents: Ga pages
See advertisement under head of books.
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DR. METTAuEs
HEADACHE PILLS

Cure most wonderfully in very short true both SICK
And NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYSPEPSIA in
It's worst forms, cleansing the body of of bile.
producing regular, healthy action of the bowels
full size box of these valuable PILLS. with full d.
recfons Tor complete cure mailed to any address on
receipt OF nine postage stamps For sale By
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MILK. MILK. MILK.-The Aderny Dairy wa
CONS and stores will suspend all business for the
day Tomorrow at pm, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of our dead President Pa
irons and the public will he guided accordingly
in procuring THEN supplies for the day before that
hour.
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FCSSELL'S ice cream.

CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store, 1914 I4th
street
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HEAT YOUR HOUSES THOROUGHLY
DURING SUCH WINTERS AS THE
PAST ONE
BoYNTON'S
GAs-TIGHr
DURABLE FURNACES.
Thousands have had constant and severe use durina
the past % years, and in good condition to-day
without repairs expense. Cheapest to buy and use.
Have more power, greater durability and are fitted
with more modern improvements for saving fuel and
labor than any furnace made Producing large volume
OF pure warm air perfectly free from gases. I'm.
mensely popular and universally successful Send fog
circulars
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO,
MANUFACTURERS,
23i WATER ST., NEW YORK.
CHAS. G. BALL,
jyl2-eo3m WASHINGTON. d. C.
DRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS
7 OPIC
FRUIT
XATIvE
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS.
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING FRUIT
LoZENGE
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIvE MEDICINES.
TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best preparation
in the world for constipation Biliousness, Headache
Piles and all kindred complaints. 1t acts gently enec-
lively, and ID delic to take. Cleansing the system
thoroughly it mparts ygor to mind and body and dis
pes Melancholy. Hypochondria. etc. ONE TRIAL
CoNvINCEs. PACKED IN BRoNzEp TIN BOXES
ONLY.
PRICE IS AND 60 CENTS.
Sol N nv ATT npv,ccycrC
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EoR A LIGHT SUMNER DRINK, BRING.
ING HEALTH. APPETITE AND
EXHILERATIoN
VIRGINIA CLARET
NORToNS SEEDING
just the Wines.
HUME, CIEARY & co,
sO7 Market Space.
That Splendid Minnesota Family Fleur Justly named
the
SOVEREIGN"
yields In perfection white sweet and wholesome bread
HUME, CLEARI a CO,
c07 Market Space.
direct importation Of
COMMENTATOR" PORT WINE
absolutely pure. and medicinal purposes the very
best HUME, CIEARI A CO.
S07 Market Space.
OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY
Is uneqgaed for snoothness flavor aud purity and foo
the sldeboard and sickroosn is un. 3 allied.
HUME, CLEARY & CO.,
!el4 s07 MARKET SPACE.
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HowsoN's Ice Cream. sl.225 gal, 1Oc a plate.
NEW Laced Kid Gloves at 1:}6 and IA 18th ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-22

The Greatest Appetizer,
stomach, blood and liver regulator on earth-Hop
RiffprS
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No family should he without LYDIA E. PINKHAnrS
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousness
and torIldlty of the liver. % cents per box.
u SOLD By ALL DRUaGIsTs ~
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foRD,s OPERA HousE.-Hayerly's United Mas
todon Minsfrels win reappear tomorrow Fri-
day. evening and Saturday also. giving q mat
inee. The ninstrels are vastly ponnlar and
draw crowded houses everywhere.
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VigOr and Regularity
of the stomach and bowels are assured by using
Lebig Co. g Coca Beef Tonic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-08
TEMPERANCE.
Danger to "a Good Cause.

No good cause ever has been or ever can
be advanced by malice, selfshness, ill-tem-
per or revenge. If any harm comes to the
cause of temperance in our State, it will come
in large degree through the agency Of men
impelled by such feelings. 1t is unfortunate
indeed for the noble cause. that in some 10
calities men impeled by such feelings, have
constituted themselves a tribunal by which to
try all other men, and to oppose or condemn.
as they conform or refuse to conform to the
standard they set up, to wit, themselves.
Age, ability, lifelong devotion to the cause,
are nothing unless they march when and as
these inquisitOrs order, and to the tune they
pitch.
The cause suffers again from the further
fact that the members of this self-constituted
court of inquisition. Judging by the standards
recognized by all Christian men and women,
do not possess the culture and moral qualifi-
cations, that are requisite to make them
Judges of the moral quality of acts, much less
the moral duty of men. II any harm befalls
the cause the primary mischief will be found
at the door of such men. Selfish. coarse in
manner, rude in their bearing toward all who
dare to speak or act only as they dictate,
dealing often in such elegant terms to such as
dissent, as ''it's lie,' ''you lie ''you are
a liar" wrong" seeking for alliances with
every demagogue. who by accident or any
anv other cause. is found in position for
mischief without the ability or inclination to
do good) for the purpose of striking down the
friends and the party that enacted every law
now in force against the traffic in alcoholic
liquors.
If the cause seemed weaker in the last leg
slature than in former years. this class OF
men made it so. If any had doubts, it was
the inconsistency. sefshness and ill-temper
of these men that created such doubts. The
presence of such men, breathing out threaten
ings and wrath against the men and the par
tv that had done all for the cause of temper
ance, in the way of legislation, that its friends
had ever asked, was just cause of offence.
Had not the good cause been so strongly in
the hearts of legislators that all the predju-
dices. which the Incorporate assaults of these
men on individuals. and on the party that had
ever been faithful to its interests. it might
have suffered But the danger is past These
selfish schemers are now impotent for harm.
The true friends of temperance now see
through the devices of these schemers. They
will take up tine cause: all discussions in our
ranks which these indictments have made
will be healed. They will not only bring II
back to where these malcontents foundit, but
with old time union devotion and energy
carry it forward 10 completion.
MANCHESTER Y ROADS.
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GARDINER.

Miss Ella J. Morse. one of our most success
full school teachers, has not resigned her po-
sition as principal of the High Street Gram.
mar school, as was stated in the Gardiner
Journal, but will be ready to assume charge
of her school Monday. This will be very
pleasing to her many friends and scholars
and at first it seemed probable that she would
resign on account OF ill health.
Wednesday evening the Universalist Soci-
ETY. had another OF their pleasant gatherings
for which they are getting decidedly famous.
This time it was called hulled corn fes-
tival, and a most enjoyable occasion it was
too. One of the most pleasing features was
the part executed by the young ladies. who
acted in the capacity as walters, attired in
the somewhat picturesque costume of country
milk girls, who served the bowls of hulled
corn and milk with much pleasantly. If any
one is desirious of having a jolly good time,
we would advise them to attend one of these
entertainments, and we will guarantee them
full more than they would expect.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Gardiner Water Power Company was
held at the Office of the trustees of the estate
of r. II. Gardiner, and the same officers
as last year were elected, viz:
President-John T. Richards.
Secretary and Treasuerer-J. S. Maxcy.
John L. Richards,
Joshua GRAY.
The various reports were made, but moth
ing more than the election of officers are to
be made public.
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oALMAGUNDI.


Warmer.
Farmers are beginning to smile
The coming shad casts shadow beforo !,
Nharies Whitehouse has returned froc, his
Western trip.
The new laces are dye either pink or gray
to match the dress
Gen. James A. Hall of Damarisco,,a Is ~
deliver the Memorial address in Gardiner.
f"sg-the long-haired Fogg of Portland
talks of going to Texas. Hope he'll go.
Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, aud family have re-
turned from their winter residence in Port.
land, and are again occupying their home
stead on Winthrop street.
ID. b. kimball, employed at the Hospital.
bought the ring with the lucky number of
NJ C. Hervey. and drew the pair of elegant
silver vases.
Governor Plaisted has signifed lis inten-
ton Officially" to be present at the grand
ball in Lewiston City Hall, April 10th, given
by the Auburn Light Infantry
The robins and the blue birds, the swelling
Of the pussy willows. the springing grass.
the changing tints of the fruit trees and
other signs of spring, are multiplying on
every hand
| Herbert Woodman, who has been employed
in DIR. Roberts dental rooms for some time
past, has been engaged as assistant clerk on
the Star of the East, and will sail the ocean
blue until cold weather sets in, when he will
| resume tooth pulling.
Howard Owen, Esq, accompanied the
family and intimate friends of the late Mrs
Boutelle of Bangor to Brunswick, yesterday,
where her remains were inferred in the vii
lage cemetery beside those of her late hus-
band. Capt. Charles Bontelle.
VIM. G. Watt. Gardiner boy, is a MEM
Der of the firm of Parmenter & Watt. coun-
cillors at law, commissioners for Maine and
nOtaries public, of Boston. Mr.. Watt read
law with Baker and Baker of this city, and
is very promising member of the legal pro-
fession.
Mr.. George f. Bracket of Belfast, proposes
to continue the publication of his little pa
per, the Sea Breeze, at Northport again dur
ing the coming season. 1t will be enlarged
so as to meet the advertising demands of
dealers in goods adapted to the wants of tiav
oilers and seaside frequenters. The pleasure
season at the various Maine resorts promises
to open earlier than ever before.
Mr.. John c. Horn of West Waterville,
shipped ten trotters and gents driving horses
to Isaac Dalhman of New York last Monday.
Mr.. Horn is said to be the best Judge of
horsefesh and one of the best buyers in the
State. He ships from eight to ten horses
every few weeks to Mr.. Dahlman who keeps
from one to two hundred horses for sale in
his stables on oath street, New York city.