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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-23
senator ben Hill Dying.
WASHINGTON. March Is.

Senator Ben Hill to-day remarked that life
was all behind hi,a, aud he WAS only waiting
for the enu. He is temporarily easier than .
few days aco. His friends have no hope OF his
permanent improvement. He has undergone
four operations. The first Was the TO
mossl OF small wart-like excrescence ON the
eide OF the tongue the second was
the removal Of about one-fourth Of the
tongue and entire door OF the mouth, and the
third, hard and painful kernel developed in
the pos,eriar part Of the mouth, Was removed.
III was afterward discovered that the parotid
gland vas affected. II swelled aud became
VIOLENTLY inflamed. The symptoms were 90
violent that the gland was removed. From
this time the ratien, steadily failed, cancer be-
iu9 commonly fatal disease in bis family.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-23

So PAINFULLY does the sand blow
over the Colorado Desert that il acts like
. mechanical sand-blast." The tele-
graph poles are polished as smooth as
glass; the paint on sign-posts is worn of
90 clean as if scraped aud rubbed with
sand-paper and glass bostlcs, left FIR
time on the gound, lose their transpar-
ency AMI are turned into ground glass
outside aud in,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-23

The debt given for the German empire in
1880 does not include the dcbta OF any OF the
states composing il but only the empire pro-
per. Mr.. Porter, OF course, does hot claim for
this stat, ment absolute accuracy, but it il tho
best that can be compiled from the data ex-
tant The average yearly increase OF indebted
ness since ls4s has been el69. S35, 079. aud il
that ratio shall continue the aggregate ut the
end or this century will DO ga, SIS, 78l, 2H
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Our Financial System.

To the Editor e the Philadc phia Inquirer:
Sra: In view Of the declining trade
balance in our favor, rs indicated by the
official statistics Of our foreign CONF
merce ~ given in the Inquirer Of to-day,
which really show that W. are hardly
holding our own, n el63. 0oO,0 is not
more than Nh offset to the annual charges
against us for interest, foreign freights,
commissions. ETC.. aud the expenses III
Americans residing and travelling abroad,
| would respectfully suggest that Mr..
Hugh McCulloch, Mr.. John Sherman,
or some other great financier, be placed
~ the head II the Treasury Department.,
with unlimited power 10 contract and
otherwise manipulate the currency. until
he 10 smaAhes up the American SECRETARY
machine that the power Of our people 20
buy abroad ar travel in Europe I've SO
cnrtailed that o satisfactory state Of our
foreign trade be established and our
specie he protected against export. II
il evident that our people are becoming
too prosperous, and thereby tho extrav-
agant
At an expenditure al national property
and wealth of aboat $3l. OOO, 900. OOO
some one of these great statesmen could
run the balance al trade in our favor up
to $500. 0O0, 900 per annum. aud keep Il
there for awhile. Why. then, not let
him undertake the johs To I've sure the
greatest Of our political economists, the
late Henry G. Carry. estimated the cost
of the financial wlckeslneSs II 1873 - at
a good deal more than go, 00O. QUO, / bO.
hut the experience Of the past would
probably enable one al our great tinAn-
ciers 10 do 1t cheaper than ii Was before
done. Beside. the people are now more
sensible VI the possible rocks ahead than
they were in 1875, and they would
accept the situation more quickly, and
the agony would be sooner over than in
lS7S-'19.
But seriously, is il not cause for
amaxement that Intelligent people like
those Of this country should permit all
the great relations III association be-
tween themselves. their very lives to
rest upon the shiftlng foundations Of the
possession Of few million ot dollars III
gold within the borders Of their country,
under pretense Of maintaining specie.
payments, when not per cent, 1t the
payments are made in specie, and the
GREAT payments not even in paper
money. but by the mere assignment
through checks and drafts Of hank cred.
its which are wholly without any sub.
stantil foundation whatsoever But
the people have learned vast deal %
this momentoas subject during the past
nine years, and. with full faith that they
will intelligently settle this question in
the near future. shall patiently and
hopefully wait HENRY CARgY BAIRD.
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l;erman Parlianent Buildiux.

The new building for the German
Parliament is to occupy site $50 feet
long AMI 800 feet broad. There are to
be seats Tor 400 Deputies arranged like
those in the Hall II Representatives at
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-03-23

A RAIN.rREE in the public gardens
dens Of Madras has shown remarkable
rapidity Of growth. In the nine years
since the seed was planted the tree has
attained circumference of nine and one
third feet at the ground, o hight Of
forty-six feet, and spread Of branches
Of eighty -five feet from north to south.
AN Oregon man fell on the icy walk
and broke his nose, and when he came
to sue for damages the jury held that
his looks had been improved 30 per cent.
He therefore got nothing.
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ms. lypR & PIuElln. Of lyun. MASS,

JOHN g. WHrrrIeR's book-mark is the
tail of q gray squirrel killed by his cat.
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LYDlk e. PlNKHANN'(
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
u Positive Cure

sssall tAsss Palafsl Cs0plalss: ana Weaknesses
Nwau cure entirely the worst form OF Female Com.
painsa al ovariAa erouhlss Inflammation and Ulcere
don Pulling and Disclacelnenss, and tho consequent
Spinal wcAknss anA = particularly adapssd 70 The
Change Of Life.
t vin dissolve and expel tumors from 10 ueerusin
IN carly sags Of development Ihs tendency to can'
esrous checked very speedily b. III -
Il removes fAintnesa natuency, deseroysaN czavin9
for inulants and relieves weakness Of the stomach
r. 0urss Heating. Headaches. Nervous ProstEation,
Ocnssal Dshnity, ssspasssness. Depression and lndi
fhas fssaiAg q bearing down. causing pain. weight
end backaohs = always permanently cured By it U.S.
v g all times and under ell circumstances act In
Aaxwoay With ~ laws that rc-crn the female system
For ~ c1rso4 Kidney Complaints Of sithss - this
Cpmnoand . unsurpassed.
LYDIA u. PINKMANB VEGETABLE CON.
PoUND = pssparsa q ~ and 4ss Western Avsnre.
Ly1n. MaA Psscs O. 6ix bottlesfor D. Sent BY NAL
q ths fora oe pulls, also In tho form OF loscngcs on
sseeps ee prios, q pr boz for either Ars Pinkham
irssyanswsss III letters 81 inquiry. Sand Tor panph
- AA1ssa . abovs. HeMfion tds R1per.
No fanaly should b without LYDIA E PINKHANs
LIVER PuIA fAey cure constipation. buio1nsn
"a eoepadisy a - tvss. = osnts per box
- sslA ~ all DEassises. -
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NATIONAL DEBTS.
A Interesting Account - shs Debts
- Tho World.
WASHINGTON March IL

Tho census report on public Indebtedness, pre-
pared under tho direction OF Robert p. Porter,
viii make quarto volume Of 667 pages. II
forms history Of the national loans and II
the debts Of the several States. The report
contains detailed statistics Of the funded and
unfundcd Indebtedness Of tho United States.
Of each Rtate counties, cities, towns town.
ships and school districts. In the introduc-
ton Mr.. Porter gives an interesting account
OF the national debts Of the world. According
to the best authorizes the national debts Of the
principal countries or the world have increased
SINCE lS43 ~ follows:
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MI. FOFttr pftHthts taUIe SnOWluK the IN
periods, and the per cent OF increase or
decrease. From this table 10 taken the fol-
lowing.
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A Political Complication I'm Norfolk.
Especial TELEGRAM TO The DispatchJ

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, June 2e.-There is hitch
about the qualification Of the Readjuster
treasurer, 4. l.. Hill. The bond is heavy.
and the Council thinks his surcties INSULT
cient. To-day Judge Goodwin, Of the Cor
poration Court, ordered 4 mdndamGs TO be
issued to compel the members Of the Select
and Common Councils to admit the said A.
l.. Hill to the Office Of City Treasurer I'M
less they can show cause why such action
should be taken. The Councils have their
final meeting and 90 out Of Office tO-mor-
row.
A Charles City correspondent says the
harvest Of wheat and winter oats is through
with. and both may be considered above
the average. The crop OF spring oat, has
not vet been harvested, and the crop is a
short one. Shipments to the Richmond
mills will commence about the 10Th in
slant. Corn is looking very well.
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THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
THE MOST CELEBRATED DYsPEPTIC WA.
TER KNOWN.
THE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIrsT-CLAsS
AFFORDlNG EVERY COMFORT TO
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA
SI-RE-sEEkIR.

TIE HOTEL Is commodous. aud supplied with
every requisite improvement, including post. tfle-
graph, and eNpress-ofilco-. billiard saloon. hot,
cold, and shOwer-baths. Contiguous 20 the hotel,
on a commanding eminencc. are over 100 double
cottages. with upper and lower galleries extending
the entire length of the buildings aud fronting tie
river and grand mountain scenery.
Fine driving roads aud beautiful walks extend In
all directions. and the surrounding scenery " not
equaled by any watering-placc In Virginia.
4 good livery T. attached To- The ,tahishmont
tine brass and string band of music IA been en-
gagged
An abundance u ICE has been secured.
PURE SPRING WATER Is conveyed from tie
mountain In pipes to The Hotel and cottages, aud
is exclusively used IN every department Of the es-
tlhli shmont.
THE ALLEGIlANY WATER has become so
celebrated that IL Is now shipped 10 nearly every
State I'm the Union.
Pamphlets containing a full description of the
springs, with certificates Of some of ihe remarkl-
bic cures Of Dyspepsia. Chronic DiarrhTa. SerO-
iula, Chronic Diseases Of the Liver aud kidneys,
Cacheiic Condition arising from Mdiarial Poison,
Neuralgia, ilomOnhOids. Sick Headache, &C., &C.,
viii be- furnished on application.
BOARD: Per month, $40; single week, FL
two or more weeks. 1850. children under ten
years of age and servants. half price.
4. \. COlIlOtN.
General Manager.
f. lin Allcghany spring. W..
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Exeitement I'm P.,er-hurx.
NUMBER OF CITY OFFICERS ELECTED FOR
NEW TERMS BY THE OLD COUNCIL.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l

A NUMBER OF CITY OFFICERS ELECTED FOR
NEW TERMS BY THE OLD COUNCIL.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, June 2S.-The meet
ing OF the Common Council this evening
was marked by tactical display both
shrewd and venturesome. The present
Council Is Democratic, but the term OF Of
flee OF several members expires on the Both
instant, and their places will be filed by
regularly-cected Readiusters, leaving q
majority Of Readiusters In the Council. At
the meeting OF the Council to-day the rules
were suspended, and the ordinances Of the
city were so amended as to vest the election
Of city officers not in the incoming Coun-
Gil, but in the present Democratic Council.
Six OF the city ordinances were changed,
Council were elected, and a president was
elected for the ensuing Council, which is
Readiuster 10y two majority, end intensely
averse to the legislation Of the Democratic
councilmen.
The Readiusters pronounce the proceed
ings unconstitutional, illegal, and revolu-
tionary, and threaten to refuse 20 allow the
president elected by the Council this eve
ming to take his seat on July 1st. Party
lines have been drawn much closer by this
step, and political excitement is high. The
streets were packed with people this eve
ming excitedly discussing the situation.
The new Council meets on July 1st.
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Provisions Sent TO Patrick.

DANvHLE, VA. June 2S.-Since the 1t
OF May there have been shipped to the pco-
pie Of Patrick county from the Danyille
and New River railroad depot here 1850
pounds -four, 1000 bushels corn, 2,l0O
bushels meal, ) barrels Of bread, 800 pounds
bacon, Is barrels behring's, 10 barrels mo-
lasscs. 200 pounds coffee, and 30 barrels
coal-oil.
Letters have just been received from
leading citizens Of Patrick county by the
committee oi distribution here which say
that the provisions on hand and those Of
which they have notice OF coming will be
sufficient for the people.
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The Frsight.IIandlers' Strike.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The committee OF
fifteen members OF the Board OF Trade APP
pointed 10 take action on the freight-trans-
portation question met to-day and decided
to commence suits for damages against the
railroads for the non-forwarding OF freight:
The Attorney-General's cooperation VIII
be invited, II the strike OF the freight
handlers continues, to move against the
corporations for their failure to exercise
their franchise. 1t will also be claimed
that goods ready for shipment prior to July
18th must be carried at present rates and
not at the proposed advanced rates.
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FANCY GOODS.
~ L EN h y ;
~ CAryS ATTENTION To

ST VEINS
CALLS ATTENTION TO
MAsoN's JARS at s1.4O and sl.75;
Another lot OF those HANDSOME SHELL ICE
CREAM SETS reduced FROM 81 TO $3.50;
ELEGANT HAND-FINlsHED PLAIN COB
LETS At Soc;
ELEGANT HAND. FINISHED GoBLETs, hand
somely engraved,sl
A large invoice Of KNIFE-BAshETs at 2oc''
Five dozen CARPET sEwING-CHAIRs at VI
All sizes Of ENAMEL CLOTH vALIsEs from
Use. to 1925;
LEATHER sATCHELs, all sizes, at bottom prices
Florists will please take notice we have large III
voice of WOOD ToOTH-PiCKs at Sc.
Arain we have the H,MMOCK-sTKETCIiE
that adds so mach TO their comfort.
Before buying sILvER-PLATED WARE see the
STYLES and prices offered by STEVENS
sos Broad street.
See our FEATHER FANS a, VI. They are The
hest. Je29
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
70 the DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Proceedings Yesterday-Other
Washington News and Gossip-FinU Thou
sand Majority for Prohibition In Iowa
Pennsylvania and Maine Democratic Con-
ventions-Death or n Railroad Prcsiden'-
Fire In Texas-Another Gambler Lynched
In New Mexico-A Missouri Jail Resists
the Explosion or Two Kegs OF Powder-fa-
tai Flood at Mount Sterling, ky.-Exeeu-
ton Of n Murderer I'm Ontario, &c.
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VARIETY SPRINGS. OPEN |.
THE RAWLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va,

are now open. In tie management every effort
will he made 10 make the season Of 1852 even
more attractive than last. A veryexceilent BAND
or SIX PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. The
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS are engaged ,
and are prepared To entertain In the most salts
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
The water IL the STRONGEST CHALlBEkTE
I'm America, Is Alternative aud tonic in it, effects
remedy Of uncqualled utility and power. noted for
It's curative properties. For pamphlets address
J. WAIkINs LEE.
je 2-1m Manager.
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pr,,..Ft~bt I'm PenvsyIvania.

GREENSBORO, PENN, June 2S.|Ihe
prize-fght between Campbell ana Waliing
took place to-day. The battle-ground was
seven miles from this place. They fought
thirty rounds in thirty-one minutes: Ihe
fight was won by Campbell. Walllng
broke his right hand in the third round,
and the little finger Of his left HAND IN thq
tbirtieth round
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Prohibition In Iowa.

DEs MoINEs, a., June 2S.-Reports from
400 townships show majority Of 2f,0@S in
favor OF the prohbltory liquor amendment
to the State Constitution. These townships
constitute one fourth Of the State. The
indications are that the amendment IS
adopted 10y about 10000 majority. The
Temperance Committee claim 10000 ma-
jority. All the large cities in the state eX-
cept Des Moincs give maiorities against the
amendment.
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A ECufucky Town Flooded.

NouNr STERLING, KY, June 2S.-Re-
ports have been received that the rain
which fell at Frenchburg, Menifee county,
Monday. raised the streams and flooded the
streets Of Frenchburg' eight feet deep,
sweeping away six dwellings and drown
INC six OF the inmales-namcly Mrs. John
Fox, Mrs. Byrnc and two daughters, and
two Misses Watkins. The post-Ollicc was
,arrioI qW3V
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Severe Wind-StOrn1.

Especial telegram to the Di,patch.l
MILFORD, Va, June 2s.-A very severe
wind and rain-storm passed here about
1870 =. VI. from the northwest, blowing
down fences and trees. No further damage
was done.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY, june 70, 1857.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-10 shares Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad stock at39%. 80 do.
at 39's, do at 39t, 10 do at 1884, 10 do. at 3eis
20 do at 39st, 20 do. at 39k, 80 do. at 39. 80 do
at 3ss, 10 do at 39l, 10 do. at 394, do. at 3ei
10 do. at 3e.: 1000 Atlanta and Charlotte In
comes at SIS; 10 shares Norfolk and Western pre-
ferred at 5os, shares Citizens Bank stock at -
SECOND BoARD.-2,00O Atlanta and Charlotte
incomes tB. c. at IS; so shares Charlotte, Column
bia and Augusta at 39x 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at 2sls, 10 DO. at 2sIi. 10 do. a,
ner
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Attempt 10 BLOW Up a Jail.

MOUNT GROVE, Mo-, June 2S.-An at
tempt was made last night to blow up the
jail in this village. Two kegs Of powder
were placed under it, but the strength OF
the building withstood the shock. NO clue
10 the nErut iratnrs.
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LAME. CEMENT AND PLAsrER.

RICHMOND, Jurc 20, leS-.
y 600 BARRELS EREsH RoCk-
csNNJIA\D LIME. from the celebrated
COIN Lime Companys hlns, d,ils expected FER
schooner u. IA. Ingraham, for sale 10" 'ro" 'he
sno0OO SAWED LATIis daily. expected Per
schooner sarah \. Reed, for sale low IRON the
,sn,rf ROBERT Mf>DtN ht R..
NJ. II r,itcenth street and sos cas- MAIN '''S''
EG7-lw
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Death Of n RailrOad-Man.

SELMA, ALA. June, 2s.-Maior ". l..
Lanier, formerly president OF the Aiaban =
Central railroad, and widely and favorably
known IN railroad circles throughout the
country, died this morning at Talladega
SPRINGS. in this state.
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VoVl0u.FeVor.

LEwEs. DEL, June 2s.-The brig Emma,
from Havana, passed in this morning anu
proceeded up the river under low. Inc
pilot-boat reports that she has ye'iowie'er
vn LoaTG. No PARTICULARS.
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COBB'S ISLAND. VA.
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT N
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest Of surf-batling
Ocean. channel, and shark. fishing and snilc-
shooting.
TERMS: 20 per day. s12 per week, $40 PER
month.
Route from Oid Point by steamer Northampton
- Chcrry,fOnc every Monday. Wednesday. aud
Friday. The baltimore and Washington steamers
make close connection with the northampton.
Address j. 4. >PkDN,
f. i-2m Proprietor
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TIlE HOT SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY, Va
ARE SOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.

The waters are specific Tor rheumatism. Gout,
Neuralgia, Affections Of the Liver, and al kindred
diseases.
NR. WILLIAM II. PARKER. long connected
with some Of the principal summer resorts, has
been engaged rs manager
For pamphlets and other information address
:. {. TAEDN.
g. l. I'm Hot Sprngs. Nafn county. =,
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Fire I'm Texas.

GALVESTON. June 2s.-A NeUS whitney
special says that the fire Monday night de-
siroyed one brick and three frame stores
and warehouses. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
col uOu
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New Wheat,

PETERSBURG, Va, June 2s.-The first
new Virginia wheat received here sold last
evening at 1872 per bushel. 1t was Of
urime QIlality
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RIcTlMOSD. June rs. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
CoRN.-Whi'e. S2iO bushels; rc-cNhihitcd.
loo bushels. Mixed, loo bushels rc-cAhlhn-
ed. LOCO bushels.
OATS.-lJO bushels.
MEAL.-iOO bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-2i bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
C0RN.-Whitc. 2iO bushels very good Virginia
At Csc.
BLACK PEAs.-2i bG-hol. on private .orm-
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Rad pIace for Gamblers.

RATON, y. NJ. June 2s.-Aiter the lynch
ing OF Gus. Mentzel, the gambler who
killed four men, citizens took his partner,
C. ID. X. Bradley, and hung him also.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YOkk.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Noop.-Stocks strong.
Money. per cent. tXchdnge-Lone, 4s5sM
1853: short. ASS 1851. state bonds strong and
active. Governments steady aud firm.
EcsHtng.-tNchangc. $50. Government. weak (;
new -. IOls. new -. llib; new -. l2ls.
Money. 3m4 pcr cent. states duh but higher.
Treasury balai. .os- Coin. :92.220.799; currency.
sG.oI9.42S.
stocks duh and irregular.
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During a heavy gale Monday night the
ice-houses OF the Independent Ice Com
pany of Washington, ID. c., at Gardiner,
Me-, were blown down, exposing large
quantity OF ice. The ice-houses OF the
kennebec and Moosehead Ice Company
were destroyed by fire Tuesday. Loss,
$4,000.
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Flour-Ve auotc: Fine, S46Si.50: extra,
as 3Olf.6.Jn: supcrfuc, sj.5uMs6 common su-
por.iuc .i.5O1 %: common family :o.OOWs7
choice family. :S.juH>9.5o.