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California AHInsns stocks.
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Gloucester Fish Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Aug. IL.
Our quotations are wholesale prices for fare lots
and jobbing lots command advance on our ng-
ures.
Georges Goldfish We notice continued sales at
as and 81 E9 qtl for large and medium and of
pickle-cured Bank fish S6 and S4sl " qtl for large
and medium. Shore Goldfish at S61s and s5 y Qtl.
Dry eured Bank S512and sag y Gtl for large and
medium. n. S. shore Cod $64s: N. s. Bank SO y
Qtl. - - .
Cusk at s41a y qtl. Haddock dull, $21z y qtl.
Pollock S4; Hake in demand and firm a. S3 " qtl.
Eoneless and prepared fish at 4G6c Ptb for Hake,
Haddock, Pollock and Cusk: 1854 for Goldfish.
Smoked Halibut out of the market. Smoked Salmon
at 17c Scaled Herring at zoe u box; No st Ice:
tncks / &c. Smoked Alewives 85 y hundred.
Mackerel-Receipts the past week unusually
Hight for the season and prices have improved: one
fare sold to-day at 81 u Dbl, out of pickle without
the bbl. Inspected held at S9G91s v Dbl for Is,
S7I50SS for 2s, and $69S61s for 3s.
Herring-We quote Eastern round and split SEA
6S3H y bbl.; choice Nova Scotia split 50; Lab
rador at S6.
Fresh Haiibut-sales today at 10 and y fb for
white and gray.
Trout Si41s y Dbl; Picked Goldfish at ST. Had
dock SB, Halibut Heads S31s, Tongues IS, Tongues
and Sounds at 50, Alewives at S3A; New
Salmon S24; Shad $40; Halibut Fins, Fins and
Napes and Swordish out of the market.
Pure Medicine Oil at 81 " gal, crude do at 7Oe;
Blacklist Oil Soc; Cod do 4Oe Shore do at ooc;Por-
gle do, scarce, 40c.
Porgie scrap, SIS % ton; Fish do S12;Iiver do SO;
Skins S15; Livers 3594Oc y BUCKET.
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STATE NEWS.
pENoBscor COUNTY.


The Whig says the old charter of the First
National Bank at Bangor, expires on Sept. IL,
and two-thirds of the stockholders, the number
required by law, have assented in writing to
an extension of the charter, and word has been
received that the same will be granted.
The Whig says DIR. 4. G. Hamlin of Ban
gor, has received letter from Mt. Mica in
forming him that cavity has Just been OPEN
ed from which blue-green tourmaline has
been taken which is larger than any other ever
found at Mt. Mica.
The Whig says barn was struck by light
ming 10 Veazie during the storm of Tuesday,
belonging to Edward Hathorn. valuable
horse, worth $780, was killed by the shock,
and the building was set on fire. large
amount of hay and numerous farming tools be-
ing consumed in the flames.
The Whig says Charles A. Stevens of Winn,
Tuesday lost COW, dying from the same cause
as four others that have been pastured in a
field below the tannery on the Penobscot river.
1t is thought some poisonous liquor has been
drank, that came from the tannery, causing
their death.
IN GENERAL.
At recent meeting of the stockholders of
the Eastere Maine Railway, the former board
of directors, were chosen. Subsequently the di-
rectors elected the following officers: Eugene
Hale, President; George w. Kimball, Vice
President; L. A. Emery, Clerk, and L. L. Lin
coin, Superintendent.
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SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10.
METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FoUB
HOURS.
WAR Dept OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. g.,
August 10, A. nj.
For New England,
Fair weather, northerly to easterly winds,
higher barometer and slight changes In tenn
perature.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Barometer higher north OF Lake region, low
in northwest and northeast New England
Generally clear weather prevails in New Eng
lani, Middle States, Lower Lake region, Ten
nessee and Ohio valley, with northerly winds.
Local rains and partly cloudy weather is re-
ported from South Atlantic and Gulf States,
with light, variable winds and no change in
temperature. Generally clear weather CON
tinues in Upper Lake region, over the west,
with easterly to southerly winds and sight
changes in temperature Cooler weather pre-
walls in New England, Middle States and
Lower Lake re gion.
Fair weather for New England and Middle
Atlantic States, Saturday and Sunday, with
northerly winds, veering to easterly, and slight
change in temperature. Slightly warmer, fair
weather is indicated, and Ohio valley and Lake
region, Saturday and Sunday.
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nv VNEE.EGRApH.
MAINE.
A NOVEL QUESTION.
Connected With the Pauper Records OF
Woolwich.
MAINE.
A NOVEL QUESTION.

BATH, Aug. 1S.-A novel question relative
to the right of the selectmen of a town to
make such erasures Ein pauper records for a
valuable consideration is being iconsidered by
the seleetmen of Woolwich in the celebrated
Leeman est ate case. From the Woolwich re-
cords it appears Edwin Leeman from May 27,
1886, to March 26, 1S47 was maintained at pub
lie expense by his brothes Samuel and others,
the custom of Woolwich being to have pau
pers maintained by the lowest bidders In
1S48 Leeman left Woolwich and died in Boston
January 27, 1881, leaving an estate sof S14, 300
By decree of the Massachusetts, court the Wild
ow was appointed Administrative and she
makes application today through e. G. Carri-
gan of Mr. Buffers Office to have the pauper
record erased for an agreed amount. AS the
town has no remedy against the estate the pro-
position will probably be accepted.
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Fire in lewiston.

Plr0 III 1'1WlSGOA'
LEWISTON, Aug. 18.-The millinery store of
Mrs L. Atwood on Lisbon street under the old
church took fire tonight and the stock was
badly damaged by fire and water. Insured for
$4,000 which she thinks will not cover her loss.
The building was owned by r. c. Pingree &
Co., and was slightly damaged.
The York Beach Quarrel
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 1S.-It is report
ed that the victim of the York Beach quarrel
has died from his injuries. Both Imen are said
to hail from this State.
Obsequies of Hon. N. S. Littleheld.
BRDGToN, Aug. 18.-The obsequies of Hon.
N. s. Littlefield the Oldest member of Cumber-
land Bar were attended by very large num-
ber of the townsmen and professional associ-
ates of deceased, including Hon. W. L. Put
nam, Hon. Nathan Cleaves and Hanno Gage,
ESQ.,, committee of Cumberland Bar. Rev.
Mr.. Pratt officated, assisted by Rev. L. F.
McKenney of Manchester, N. H., former
pastor of the deceased.
Arraignmept of VIM. Watts.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 1S.-Wm. Watts, ex-
first mate of the ship Gatherer was arraigned
today in the United States district court on
four indictments charging him with lnhuman
treatment of seamen Watts refused to plead
and at the request of the prisoner the court al
lowed him until the 23d to enter his plea.
A Deliberate Suicide,
AUGUSTA, Aug. 18.-Herbert V. Smith a
young man about % years 81 age employed on
the farm sof William f. Purington, Centre
Sidney, shot himself through the head Friday
morning inficting wound from which he
cannot recover There are theories of the
cause of the rash act-ene that he was disap-
pointed in love affair, and the other that of
depression caused by i'll health. He passed
the entire night in his chamber writing letters
to friends and making arrangements for his
funeral, designating the young men ne wanted
to act as pail bearers. Smith was born in
Wilton. He has two sisters living but his
father and mother are both dead. He was a
steady promising young man.
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Chicago Live stock Market.
m. nVolaoro.h

CHICAGO, Aug. dogs-Receipts IL, 600 head;
shipments 5. 500 head; market steadier; common
to good mixed so sS 15; heavy packing Asd
shipping at 209S 80; light at 4oBo 20; skips
at 56D7 90.
exports at 1907 SO; good to choice shipping at
6 40@685; common to fair dun at S5G6 90;
Texans at 3 9Od4 70; half breeds and Americans
at boG5 40; dairy calves II O0617 90 ~ head.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments 10JOhead:
um to good 8 1904 20; choice to extra 5o@
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Slight Accident on the Maine Central.

Last evening as the Lewiston train over the
Maine Central was approaching Woodford
the signals were set all right for the traina to
go on to the siding, which the engineer obey
ed. His train however had on such an impet-
us that he could not brake up in time, and the
locomotive and three cars left the rails, taking
off the trucks of three of the cars and shaking
up the passengers. No one was hurt, and no
damage Of consequence resulted. Trains east
were delayed but not trains west.
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MEXICO.
Frightful Atrocities by Band of
Apache Indians.
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN BRU-
TALLY OUTRAGED AND MUIR
DERED.

GUAYMAs Sonora, Aug. 16.-Word has been
received from Trinidad. Sonora, that Apaches
are depredating fearfully and committing
frightful atrocities in Sahuahupa district and
a large force of Mexcans are in close pursuit
of the redskins. At Tarabuo rancho the
Apaches killed iix men, killed tive in Lucul-
hilla, two in Arincahouda. Three hours
afterwards they attacked Elcarrige and killed
eleven women and child, first stripping the
women, outraging them in most brutal man
ner, and then put them to death by most
cruel torture No mail riders have arrived foI
several days, and it is believed all fell victims
to the Apaches. The hostiles number 200,
and are commanded by Juh, Chihuahua
chief 1t is stated a band Of Apaches has PEN
etrated to Alamer, and are depredsting there.
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RocKLAND, Aug. 18.-A Straight Greenback
convention was held here today. Nine towns
were represented by 27 delegates. John F.
Singhi was chairman and Henry Thompson
was Secretary The following nominations
were made:
Senator-B. 7. Strout, Washington.
Sheriff.. T. Hawley, Tbomaston.
Register of Deeds-John S. Lothrop, Rock
land.
Treasurer-Justus E. Richardson, Rockland
Commissioners-Eben Leighton, Thomaston;
Elisha Norton, Union.
Brief resolutions were adopted. Col. j. R.
Winston Of North Carolina addressed t cor
vention in the afternoon, and crowd front
of the Custom House in the evening.
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WANTED.

1nOExPRBTENCED 0PEssATORs Eaa Or
IOU OF WILCOX& GIBBS STRAW SEW,
ING MACHINES Best OF wages given. Write and
Get prices at once. a.. l.. sNMkN, Matteawan
Manufacturing Co.. Matteawan, New YORK Z. "
Box l 9. aueioVA"
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The western crops-Favorable Reports

CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Crop reports, though
numerous give little additional information.
Where threshing is being done predictions are
fully justified as to the yield, except in Michi-
gan, where the turnout is below anticipations.
Corn is picking up rapidly.
The Tribune says: Through short-sightcd
policy of the roads leading frnm Chicago 10
Missouri River points in advancing the freight
on grain, very little grain is coming this way,
but is taking the cheaper barge line route to
the sea from Missouri and Kansas.
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Accident to a Portsmouth scho
THE STRIKES.
The Goal Mine Troubles.

considerable excitement at Plymouth at noon
to-day when the driver boys and runners con-
nected with the Lshigh ard Wilkesba, re Com
pany, operated by Cherries Parrish & Co., came
out of the mines and announced that they
would not work. They resolved to join those
on strike in this city, and Will attempt to
force the operators to speedy settlement of
their claims. 1t now looks as though the strike
will become general among the driver boys
and the runners who are working for this COM
pany
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REAL ESTATE,
For Sale at q Bargain.

A ONE and half story Cottage and Grounds, sit
IA uated on Long Island. 1t is onsidered one
Of fbe rettiest and IN st convenient resd ences in
Casco Bay Contains fve rooms and large cellar,
has water in the house and good drainage. Address
"a n q this Office, aug16dlw
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TO LET.
TO LET.

CHAMBERS No. 2351s Middle ST., I'd story. ov-
u er stores occupied by Merrill & Keith. and A.
T. Merry. halter These chambers have been occu-
MED by Mr.. Fernali, Merchant Tailor for msny
years are in the centre of business, spacious well
located and have all modern improvements. In
ouire of W w. THOMAS, or ELIAS I HOMAS,
Commercial St. augouIi
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
OATES OPERA COMPANY.

The critics say the Princess of Trebizonde
needed more rehearsal by the Oates Opera
Company at Oakland Garden, last Thursday
night, and that the opera will probably run
smooth with more performances Alice Oates
plays Raphael, Miss Alice Towhshend, Regina,
Miss CALDWELL Zanetta, Mr.. Bell, the Prince
Casimer, Mr.. James Sturges, Tremolini The
opera was we'll costumed. Mr.. Grimmer and
orchestra will increase the company's orches-
ira. The theatre is now looking nice as a new
pin and ready for the opening night. There
was good sale of seats yesterday.
NOTES.
Charlotte Thompson will appear at Portland
Theatre Aug 80 and 81. 1t is not known, as
yet, what she will play.
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The Tariff Commission.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 1S-The tariff COM
mission after hearing several custom house
officers decided to close the sittings at Long
Branch Wednesday and proceed to Boston,
where it will open sessions Thursday morning
and continue Friday and Saturday.
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Temperance Camp Meeting at Fryep

T6Hp6TdHC0 OoEIIIP 4zAS0OlH8 tIO IT uI 9 .
Among the many attractions which Frye
burg possesses is the Martha's Grove Camp
Ground, which is beautiful for situation. !"
On these grounds the annual camp meeting of
the Saco Valley Temperance Association will
be held Aug 21-24. The exercises will COM
mence on Monday at p. M, using home tai
ent. Thursday the ladies of the W. G. /. o..
who have been at Old Orchard, will occupy
the time, Mrs. Stevens having charge.
On Wednesday B. @. Torsey, j. X. Osgood,
and others, will give addresses, closing We'd
singing on the cornet, and band be present
one day. Should the weather be favorable we
expect large gathering. 8.
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The Business Failures of the Week

New YORK, Aug 18.-The business failures
for the past seven days reported to New York
number 95, distributed as follows: Eastern
States, 16; Western, Is; Southern, IS; Middle,
90; Pacific States and Territories, 10; New
York city snd Brooklyn, 5. The principal
New York failure Is that of Steaneau Bros,
jewelry, who owe $4,000 and makes prefer
ences OF $4,000.
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THE DOMINION.

Brushing Up the Dusty Quebec Fortifica-
tions Creates Alarm.
QUEBEC, Aug. 1S.-The military authorities
here are busily engaged mounting and placing
in position new pieces of cannon on the citadel
forts along the ramparts, and the warlike ma
terial is general under order of considerable
brushing up. What causes all this activity is
subject of much curiosity if not anxiety to
o;f
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ST. JOHN IN. s., Sch. Ranger tBr.). Dickson
$4,000 feet boards. NJ. P. Emery.
YARMOUTH, N. s., Str. New Brunswick, DOLBY
6S crates blueberries, 80 do lobsters 40 do eggs,
bbls potatoes, 296 boxes dry fish, 81 do do, II.
G. Hersey
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whole irish FAMILY Murdered.

A man named Joyce and his entire family
we're murdered last evening in their own
house near Cong in county Galway. The
family consisted of Joyce, his wife, mother and
daughter They were fred at and killed by a
party of mon. Two boys were also wounded
II is believed in the locality that Joyce gave
information relative TO the murder of the ball
ifs of Lord Ardloun, whose bodies were found
bound together in Lake Cong
A Prussian Village Destroyed.
BERLIN, Aug. 1S.-The village OF Linde-
burden in West Prussia has been burned and
200 persons rendered homeless.
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stock Market

The following quotations OF stocks are receive.
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton lmeHl-
bers Of ehe slosson Stock EHehAnge corner OF Mid
Ths Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat
ed 281, 900 shares
NEW YORK STOCKS.
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NEW YORK.
Disastrous Fire Rarinr.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19-1 a. m. The nine sto-
ry piano factory in Fifty-seventh street, owned
by Hardman, Bowling & Leck, is burning
fereely. Loss will probably be heavy
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T0 LEE.

cxTCRE Nos. lI7-119 Middle st. Now occupied
- by O. A. Parsons & Co.. as Wholesale Drug
gists. Inquire of MRS. Il. E. THOMPSON, No.
1874 Bracket at. yl4au
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GIRLS WANTED,
go school Committees.

Ry Portland Star Match Co.,
West Commercial St.
ouoJ0 QtI
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A pefaulting Treasurer Sentenced.

READING, Pa, Aug. 18.-A. M. Dundore, the
defaulting county treasurer, was sentenced to-
day to three wears in prison and to make resti-
tuition of $4,000.
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Graim.
M Corn car

! Fl. M. Corn, car
lots goa
Mixed Corn,
car lots, 9212
Sacked Bran 00@211s
Mids.. 30
Cotton Seed, car lot 80 90
g bag lots 50 90
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LOST. i.

In Portland, Mend dly Evening August
9Th, on Steamer '.City OF Rlcamond,>
Iy sheared, named "Schueider.o The
finder will be rewaI ded. -
Address A. T. STEESOI.
II8 Exchange ST., Bangor, Maine.
Auo16 uAW
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FOREIGN.
Both Houses Of Parliament Ad

Both Houses Of Parliament Adjourn.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-The House of Lords and
the House of Commons have both adjourned
till the oath of October. There was no formal
ity obseryed-not even a quorum of the House
of Commons was present. There were, there.
fore, no questions pending when the Usher OF
the Black Rod arrived to summon the mem
bers to hear the royal assent given to bills. The
House was technically considered made, and
the small number Of members proceeded to
+ba uousa of ords
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND Aug. IS.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
81 ears miscellaneous merchandise; ror connecting
roads 80 oars miscellaneous megchandise.i
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MARINE NEWS.


Rockland Schooner Leaking.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Aug. 1S.-Scho oner'Lake,
Thurston, of and from Rock land for New York,
arrived to-day leaking badly. She will prob
ably be hauled on the marine railway.
Accident to Portsmouth Schooner.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Aug 16.-Schooner
Loella of this port, AIMEE, master, lumber from
the eastward for Dover, fouled her anchor in
the lower harbor yesterday drifted upon Fish
ing Island ledge, hilged and filed. She was
gotten off with the assistance of steamer
Fearless at q. m. to-day and beached on Kit
terry Point flats.
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GREAT SALE
Of
BooTs&S SHOES

The sale of the b. T. WHITNEY & co.
stocK Of fine BOOTS and SHOES, will
continue few days at private sale, Civ
iag Gu toners an opportunity of fitting
themselves. which cannot be done at
ancti0n. This is rare chance for get
ting a stock of BOOTS, SHOES ana RUB
BERS for the Fail aud Winter, at very
low prices, as this stock mast be sold be-
fore Sept. LIST, and prices will be made
without regard to cost. The corpora
fiOn have recently engaged In the manu-
featuring of BOOTS and SHOES and cam
not deyote any time to the retail busi-
ness. Come early in the week while the
assortment is large and secure the best
bargains. You can depend on getting
goods Just as represented. IL will pay
you we'll to examine this stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
CALL AT STORE
NO. 202 Middle st.
Cor. Union ST., under FaInouth Hotel.
auol4 diff
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Base Ball.

At Boston-Bostons 9; Ruffalos 8.
At Worcester -Clevelands %; Worcesters
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TO LET.

Horse, 81 Gray street. Inquire
of r. =. WATEasHOasE, 9S Ex-
change street. -,
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Fresn Reef Market.

YARMOUTH. N. S., Str. New Brunswick, Colby
-252 yards duck, bags twine, casks beef, Il
G. HnrSaY
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| PORTLAND, Aug. 18.
| The following quotations of Grain were received
oy telegraph from Chicago to-day ov S. II. Larminie
| & Co., I67 Commercial street. Portland.
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ErrOpea5 Markets.

LoaDoN Aug. Is -Consols 90 9-l6.
r,yssysor.. Auc. s 1880 P.M-Cotton market
steady; Uplands at 3l6d orleans at Z %sS6 so6
sales o. 90 bales; speculation and export Soo00
bales; receipts, 1S,9oo baiesi AWeiie"N' "~S~
bales; futures quietl
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FgNANClAL AND COMM MERCEAL
Portland DaiIy Wholesale Market.

Portland DaEIy WhOlesnIe Mafket,
PORTLAND. Aug. 10.
The fresh beef market for ten days has been
steady, with good demand and slightly lower prices
on some grades. Fores and rounds show considera-
bio dscline,
The following are today's quotations of Fiouy,
larns.. .ortn Grn
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LOST AND FOUND


Dog Lost.
TN Deering. Wednesday Evening, red and white
h SPANIEL Answers to name of Rover. Col
lar marked j. F. Woodbury.. The owner will be
rewarded by leaving him at L. P.hAWKl NS, ~
Plum Street. aulooot
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10 school COffssnEtteess
VETANFED.-Positio teach Music in the
w Public Schools. Excellent testimonials from
Prof j. X Paine, II. E. Holt aud others. Address
Mass aug9d3w"
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WANTED.

ENTLEMAN and wife wish board and room in
VT the vicinity of City Hall. Best references Ad-
dress stating terms, j. Il. H., Box 613, Post Once
quoI7 DOL
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experienced Salesman, at CHAMBERLIN
IA B0MSTED,S Dry Goods Store, Corner OF
Congress and Elm Sts Best Of refere ces required.
$50 diff
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Wanted.

A NURSE.s who is Protestant, to take care of
"a children Call at w NJ. 7. H0LTS, % Deer
ing Street on Tuesdays and Fridays, between the
hours of and O'Clock p. M. auodt
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wErp WANTED

A good, strong American woman to DO
general hOvsawOrk in the cOIntTys En-
9uire at SIS Hampshire Street .4s
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no E..t or Lease.

ON Ocean st., Woodtords, nice, large two story
~ House aud stable, with from one to eight acres
of land. For particulars inquire at the next house
or address G. FL. ALLEN,
iuno9dtf Standish Maine.
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STATE OF MAINE.
CITY OFFAL.

~ liCE is hereby given that JOHN L. BEST has
IL saen duly licensed to collect the City Ofa' and
ha, ~. n bond for the satisfactory performance OF
tl,t -. k. All persons collecting offal without a
uecni in violation of the City Ordinance will be
s.'aa' tied according to law.
G. K. BRIDGES,
.A,ii 6dtf City Marshal.