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The Portland daily press., 1882-04-18
LABOR TROUBLES.
The Cotton Department. OF the Pacific
Mills in Lawrence Closed.

The Cotton Department. of the Pacific
Mills in Lawrence Closed.
LAWRENCE. April 17.-Superntendent Stone
OF the Pacific Mills today received letter
from Treasurer Saltonstall to the effect that
when he made the proposition to the commit
tee of strikers Friday, he understood they were
to take vote whether or not to return to the
mill. That what was offered the strikers YER
bally was as high wages as were paid else
where. and there would be no punishment or
back-listing ON accaunt of the strike, but good
tr<at al SD 49, vss,>is,
tiDue the mills in operation this summer at a
probable loss to the corporation in order t,.give
them work if they wished it, provided they
agreed to return. This afternoon the strikers
took no vote whatever as requested by the
treasurer and by the letter above referred to.
Today Treasurer Saltonstall orderered the
closing of the upper mill for six months. This
includes the entire cotton manufacturing de-
partment of the Pacific and one-third of the
worsted department, throwing out OF employ
ment 2500 hands During the time the mill is
closed repairs and alterations OF machinery
will be completed. The print works and Gem
tral Worsted mill will be kept running. The
strikers held meeting this afternoon ,at which
their determination was manifested to remain
firm in the posision they have taken.
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-18
FOREIGN.
Mooahe Made Cardinal Of ireland

NEW YORK, April ia Rome dispatch
states that Archbishop McCabe on Sunday af-
ternoon took possession of his title as Cardinal
for Ireland at the Church Of ST. Sabina.
There was large attendance OF the British
and American Catholics to witness the cere-
monies Father Kirby, rector OF the Irish
College, read an address proclaiming Cardinal
McCabe's virtues and thanking the Pope for
this signal proof of his benevolence to the
Irish church. The Cardinal replied, disclaim-
ing any personal merit, and expressing graft
tude to the holy father, and said that he hoped
to be instrumental, through Divine Provi-
dence, for the preservation of religion, moral
ity and order in Ireland. The offerings con-
sisted of a fine portrait of the Pope by Bianchi
aud a purse of 1000 francs. The Pope intends
this nomination as proof Of his desire to as
sist the British government to maintain order
and legality throughout its dominlons. His
holiness gave the same assurance to an English
Catholic nobleman now in Rome.
A Basket of Eggs Charged With Dyna-
mite.
Sr. PETERSBURG, April 17.-Numerous ar
rests of suspected Nihilists continue through
out Russia Their Vaccinations are lncreas-
ing A basket of eggs sent as present to
the prefect of police of St Petersburg, were
found TO have been charged with dynamite,
when emptied of their natural contents.
Cost of the Land Act.
LONDON, April 17.--It is stated that the ex-
penS6 OF MISUNDERSTANDING tn0 lauu dCt udS Cueb
the country 100000, while the reductions OF
rent by the land commission IL Is estimated
will reach $50, 600.
A Further Reprieve for DR.. Lamson-But
Little Hope for Him.
Lamson has been granted further respite
until the 28th inst. The Secretary OF Stale
for the Home Department has addressed the
following letter to the high sheriff OF Surrey:
WHITEHALL, April 16, 1882.
Sir,-The minister of the United States hav-
ing communicated to the Secretary OF State
the earnest wish of the President that the res
pite granted to the convict, Geo. Henry Lam
som, now in prison at Wandsworth, should be
further extended in order to give time for the
con liberation of certain documents, portion
of which Is now on the way from America, l
am to signify the Queens commands that the
execution of the sentence of death passed upon
said Geo. Henry Lamson be further respited
until Friday, the 2Sth day of April inst. You
will at the same time that the prisoner is in
| formed of this extension of the present respite
| take care clearly to explain to him that no fur
ther respite will be granted, and that no evi-
| dence which has hitherto been submitted to
| the Secretary of State either from England or
| America affords any justification for advising
any interference with the sentence of the law.
(Signed) w. " HARcoURT.
Expected Release OF the Suspects.
The Observer says that after the release OF
Mr. Parneli all the other suspects Ill be re-
leased. Mr.. ParneH has started from Paris
! for London.
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WASHINGTON.
The Search for peLong.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Secretary Hunt has
received q dispatch from Mr.. Hoffman, charge
d'affairs at st. Petersburg, dated March 31st,
enclosing letter from Chief Engineer Mel
vile, dated January 31st and written at q
point on his way to the mouth of the Lena,
1888 miles beyond Yakutsk. Melville says:
have reason to hope to find DeLong and his
people, books and papers, am confident
that can search all the coast between March
1st and June, when the floods set in SO badly
that we cannot work.
Admiral Rodgers Seriously Ill.
Rear Admiral John Rodgers is lying serious
ly i'll at the naval observatory, with Brights
disease. His condition has somewhat i'm
proved since last night.
Wants to be Investigated.
H. T. Crosby, whose resignation as chief
clerk of the War Department, was accepted
for June 30th, has asked for an investigation
of the charges made against him that he had
been instrumental in concealing evidence
against Capt. Howgate in his connection with
the signal office.
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations:
VIM. H. Sargent of Maine, Collector of Gus
toms at Castine, Me.
Ivory Lord of Maine, Collector Of Customs
at Saco, Me.
Postmasters- George w. White, Jr., Wey-
mouth, Mass; Albert Keith, Campello,
Mass.
Emancipation Day.
Emancipation day is being celebrated by a
parade of colored military, Knights Tempar,
Odd Fellows and benevolent associations.
Miscellaneous.
Secretary Teller today received his commits
sion and assumed the duties of Secretary of the
Interior.
Secretary Folger has confirmed and approv-
ed the appointment of Camden O. Rockwell of
Missouri, brother-in-law of President Gar
field, as deputy collector of the port of New
York.
The President has approved the bill provid-
lug for additional accommodations for the de-
partment of the Interior.
The department of agriculture will soon is
sue it's reports concerning the condition oi
winter wheat in Illinois, which indicates In
the main the promise of a fair average yield.
Secretary Chandler took the oath OF office as
Secretary of the Navy to-day, and at once en-
tered upon his new duties.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Large Fire at Hollistof.

y
So FRAMINGHAM, April II AT II O'Clock
a. m. fire broke out in Payson's mill at Hollis
ton, and at 8 p. m. mills, lumber, sheds, ETC.,
two dwellings and two barns had been destroy
ed, and more buildings we're in great danger.
Help has been sent for from Milford and Ash
land.
The buildings DESTROYED consisted of a three
story frame building, $50 by 40, with an ell,
one and one-half stories, 35 by "a, used for en-
gine room and boiler house. two lumber she ds,
shop. The Psyson Mills properly was owned
BY the Holiston Mills Company; but the only
occupant of the main building was Daniel
Brown, box manufacturer. Total loss on build
ings and machinery, 81 eco; insured $4 200,
An Old Lady Burned to Death.
Shortly after noon large two story house in
Framingham, owned by Mrs Indiana Smith,
so years old was discovered on fire and was
totally destroyed together with an adjoining
some money she bNd left and perished in the
flames. Her body was subsequently recovered
Loss ON buildings, $500; no insurance.
Removal of the State Prison
BOSTON, April 1.-THE committee on the
State Prison bill report recommendation that
the State prison be removed from Concord and
returned to its old quarters at Charlestown.
The Concord prison cost a million and half
dollars.
Boston's Corporation Counsel.
The Aldermen tonight elected Col. E. P.
Nettleton corporation counsel in concurrence
with the common council. An order was
adopted protesting against the proposed sale of
the Charlestown navy yard.
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RUSSIAN OUTRAGE.
An American Vessel Fired Upon
THREE MEN KILLED AND THREE
WOUNDED.

New YORK, April ia Yokohama letter
Sea, stopped at Copper Island to obtain wood
and water. AS the boats attempted to
land they were fred upon by the Russians and
three men killed and three wounded. The
Diana, without obtaining water, made sail and
went to Petropolauski, where the Russian au-
thorities boarded her and took away all her
cargo of seal skins on the charge of having
taken them ON Russian territory. On arriving
at Yokohama her captain reported the affair
TO the American consul, who has made repre-
sentations to his government. The Diana was
sailing under the American flag. 1t is under
stood that the Russians claim the sealing is
lands as their property, and have instructed
their war vessels to prevent any taking of seals
therefrom.
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-18
TIE PERUVIAN COMPANY.
Editor Hurlbut Offers to Testify-An Ex
planation by Mr.. Boutwell,.

Editor Hurlbut Offers to Testify-An Ex-
PLANTATION by Mr.. Boutwell,.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-Mr. Hurlbut OF the
New York World has offered to appear before
the Shipherd committee. Mr. Boutwell, says
that he never at any time made any investiga-
ton as to the facts alleged by Sbipherd on
which he based his claim. He was simply en-
ployed by Shipherd to give a legal opinion on
the case which Shipherd had made up and
printed. He did so, taking it for granted that
the statement of facts as furnished was correct
Supposing Shipherd's facts to be established,
his case mightbe considered good; beyond that
be had no knowledge of the matter. He had
never been interested in the Peruvian COM
pany, and took no stock. He was simply en-
ployed to give his opinion, and did so, taking
his usual fee in money for the service perform
ed.
In connection with the Shipherd investiga-
ton Mr.. Hurlbut will probably be heard
Thursday. Mr.. Blaine and Senator Blair are
also expected to appear and testify during the
present week.
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-18
inventory Of a Newport Estate.

NEWPORT, r. l., April lin the Probate
Court today before Judge Baker an inventory
was presented of the personal estate of the late
Mrs. M. M Bourne, formerly of Boston, about
whose will there was for a considerable time q
quasi contest. The total personal property is
1902 $40, and includes mill stocks, principal
ly in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. She
has Sis, 400 worth of Cocheco Manufacturing
Co. 8 stock and 934 shares of the Washington
mills. Her heaviest item of railroad stocks Is
$4,000 in the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Co. This Is the estate from which Mr.. Allen
Thorndike Rice, of the North American Re-
view is to receive half million, besides an
equal share OF q large amount of real estate
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TUESDAY. MORNING, APRIL IS.
METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. O.,
April IS, A. M.
For New Eng land,
Fair weather, westerly backing to southerly
winds, stationary or lower barometer, and
higher temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN
Fair weather prevails in all districts OF the
Mississippi Winds are westerly in the New
England and Middle Atlantic States. The
temperature has risen six to twelve degrees IN
the West Gulf States and slightly in all dis
tricts east of the Mississippi.
Fair weather is indicated for New England
and Middle States to-day and tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-18

TEWELRY, Watches, CIscks and silye-
i A MERRILL q co. 239 Middle St
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NEUsEC, Music Books, Strings, Musical
HE Instruments and Merchandise.
Ira G. SToCKBRIDGE, 156 Exchange ST
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-18
The South Carolina Election Cases-Two
Jurymen Allege Intimidation.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April lin the Unit
ed States Court this morning the jury charged
With the election case of Bates and others
from Richland county appeared before the
verdict was announced. Two of the jurymen,
j. A. Fountain and B. f. Strom, both white,
announced that they had signed the verdict on
Saturday under misapprehension and under
duress of bodily pain; that it was not the YER
dict that they intended to render. Judge Bond
held that their avowal came too late, as they
had signed the verdict and the jury had beer,
discharged. The defendants excepted and
gave notice of a motion in arrest of Judgment
and for new trial. which the court decided to
hear later in the term. The verdict as an
nounced is guilty as to the first count and not
guilty as to all the others, with a recommended
tion to the mercy of the court. Circuit Judge
Bond then announced the decision of the court
overruling the motion made by the defendants
on Saturday to quash the array of the grand
jury on the ground that the talesmen had been
illegally drawn. District Judge Bryan filed a
dissenting opinion. The grand jury was then
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-18
Arrival of the Alaska.

Arrival Of the Alaska.
PANAMA, April 17-United States steamer
Alaska arrived yesterday morning from CAL
lao with the family and remains of the late
Gen. Hurlbut ON board.
Extensive Mail Robbery.
PARIS, April 17.-An extensive robbery of
registered letters from the central post Office
here has occurred. The thefts amount to
about 1000 600 froncs
German Theatre Gutted.
ScHwERIN, April ia fire broke out in the
theatre here last night during performance
but the house was cleared without accident to
the audience. The theatre was completely
gutted.
Foreign Notes.
A Paris despatch says Henri Clifford, the
French engineer, is dead.
The Madrid Impartial says the authorities
on the frontier in Catalonia fear an attempt at
a rising, a quantity of arms having been land
ed on the coast. These alarmist reports, how
ever, are not credited in official circles A pro-
longed drouth is causing great distress among
the working classes The government has
consigned large sums of money to the authori-
ties of Andalusia In order to give employment
to the laboring people.
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
MARINE NEW S.
5ard,ner Schooner Asho,

Gardiner Schooner Ashore.
CHATHAM, Mass, April IA small two
masted schoyner loaded with lumber came
ashore on Chatham Bars during last night
The crew are throwing over the deckload,
which is being picked up in boats. She will
probably go off at high water. She is the Ca
bot from Gardiner for Jew York.
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CHEETs MADE TO OR ID E K, Fine
- Furnishings, Underwear and Neckwear.
MERRILL q co Hinder preble House
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NH EASTMAN & QUITS,
Eos l & 2 untad Statee Hotel Building.
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HEALTH LIFT ROOMS
201 MIDDLE STREET.
ALL THU YEAR. ROUND.

and gear after gear the standard and beautiful col
lection Of Mnsic published By O!iver Ditson g Co.,
Keep their hold ON public favor, simply By the ercet
Ie7ice of their contents. Such books of bound music
as
GEMS OF ENGLISH SONG (s2,, NORWAY MUS
IC ALBnM Ss2.5o}, FsANz,s M ALBUM ts2)
CRED song (S2), and SO to 40 others (send for
lists contain perfectly immense amount of the
best and most popular music, az the lowest price
Such standard Operas as
MIGNON (S3). AIDA ($2), CARMEN (S2), MEFIS-
to- ELE N$2l, FATINITZA {S2l, MANOLA. Or
DAY AND NIGHT Isl BOY, BELLS or CORNE-
WILLIE ($1.5o) and the well known lighter and
easier ones (aend for lists have in them large
proportion of all the popular melodies
Such good Temperance Books as
TEMPER ANCE LIGHT az cts.), TEMPERANCE
JEWELS (35 cts.), and HULL'S TEMPERANCE
GLEE BOOK go cts) cannot well be improved
upon.
Such capital Sunday school and Praise Meeting
Books as MALE VOICE CHOIR go cts) with
Gospel Music, LIGHT and LIFE (35 cts) and
BANNER OF VICTORY (35 cents).
Any book mailed for retail price.
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SINGULAR DEATH.

A Clergyman Frustrated in His Pulpit by
the Aurora.
CLEVELAND, April 1.-THE electrical condi-
tion which produced the extraordinary aurroal
display last night more or less seriously affect
ed great many persons here, particularly
those troubled with nervous disorders. The
Rev. o. L. Binhley. pastor of the Prospect
Street Methodist Episcopal church, was pros
trated in his pulpit while praying, by what was
first supposed to be paralysis Ladies tainted
in the churches during the services and people
who were out of doors as we'll as in complained
generally of strangely oppressive sensations
similar to those attendant upon an earthquake
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale markes.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. April II.
The market for Corn continues strong and We
quote new car lots 1c higher; bag lots remains at
unchanged prices. Flour is tending upward; most
milers were asking 15c advance to-day. Sugar is
selling at 1Ossc for granulated and sJsc for Ex-
ira G. Eggs at 17@l8c. Pork has advanced 6oc
y Dbl and Lard alb ut Ac % fb. Maple Sugar is
rather easier and trade light at 13@15c y ib for
cakes and IO@11c for tubs. Bermuda Onions are
unchanged at 1898 Oo.i
The following are to-dsys quotations OF Flour.
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A Disastrous Confiaeration.

GREENsBURG, Penn, April T-Fire broke
out in New Alexandria this afternoon and is
still raging. Many buildings have been con-
sumed and there is little hope of saving the
town. Loss thus far about $4,000.
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A Nine Days Blizzard in the Black Hills.

DEADwooD, D. T., April H.-For the past
nine days the severest blizzard of the season
has been raging in the Black Hills, prostrating
telegraph wires, which have not yet been re-
paired. Messages are being sent forty miles by
couriers to reach the nearest available tele-
graph station. Snow fell two feet on a level
and drifted badly. The storm extended 100
miles In every direction from Deadwood, and
residents and stock are suffering greatly
from the unreasonable weather.
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Another Defaulter

PHILADELPHIA, April III. H. Wilkinson,
Ex.Secretary of the Lafayette Building Asso-
citation, has decamped with deficit of $4,000.
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" ED GLOVES, a.aces, srnauwares AUD
EA Ladies' Furnishing Goods, wholesale and retail.
OWEN MOORE & CO.. 607 81 500 Congress
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The Providence Tool Company Embar
raSSed.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 1.-THE Provi-
this afternoon. The liabilities will probably
exceed half million. Probably the embar-
rassment will be temporary.
No information can be obtained relative to
the amount of the Providence Tool Company's
indebtedness as no detailed reports are made
and the president refuses information to re-
porters. President Anthony, in the notice to
creditors, states q general meeting will be
called as soon as statement OF its affairs can
be prepared.
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HATS, Gaps and Furs. Manufacturer
III and Dealer in Furs, Robes, &C.
G. A. SUSSKRAUT, 232 Middle st.
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Receipts az sra,pe CsssraI.

ForssRn Imports.
CARDENAS. Brig Gipsey Queen-5T7 hhds So
ties molasses to Phinney & Jackson.
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Havana Market.
(By Telegraph.)
HAVANA. April l7.-Sugar market less frrr.
Spanish gold 1.7o@1.701s.


NHEsEcZtM
BY Telegraph
LONDON, April 17.-Americsn seonsiaes-Oritsa
Ssases bonds, 4s. 1913; 41ss, lisa.
LIvERPool,Aprl 17-l2.so 7. .si..Cotton nxslss
6rm; upands at 1l-1odi orleans ns. sS zee
steady.
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Grain Market.

Grain Market.
PORTLAND, April IT.
The following quotations Of Grain receivei
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by S. II. Larninie
g. Co., l57 Commercial street, Portland.
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The following quotations OF stocks are received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton fmeza-
bers OF tho Boston stock Exchsaeel corner Of Md
die and Exchange ssrees:
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fBy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. April 17-Evening. Money loaned
from to q iclosins offered 8: prime mercantile pa
per at 5951z. Exchange steady 4s6h for long
and 489L4 for short Governments are somewhat
irregular but in main strong and "a ass higher.
State bonds are moderately active and lowei Rail-
road bonds generally firm.
T'he following are 70 days closing quotations Of
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepted,l BY tbs
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
ar 81 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
TERMS: Eight Dollars Year. To mail subscrib
ers Seven Dollars Year, If paid in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS
10 published every THURSDAY MORNING st $3.50 g
year, il paid in advance at $500 year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch or space, the
ength Of column, constitutes square.
S1.50 per square, daily frat week; 70 cents per
week after; three insertions less, Loo continu
ing every other day after first week, 30 cents
Half square, three insertions or less 20 cents;
one week, S1.00; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs and AUCTION
SALES" s2.00 per square per week; three inser-
tions or ess. 81 80.
Advertisements inserted In the ''MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation in every part
Of the Statel for S1.O0 per square for first inser
ton, and 80 cents per square for each subs uent
iEser ion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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PRICE 8 CENTS.
Potatoes.

Fresh Reef Market.
Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, svtft
8 Co., Commission Merchants In Chicago Dressed
Beef Franklin Wharf:
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PRICE OF AN OUTLAWS LIFE.

Jesse James Murderers Sentenced to be
Hanged May 10TH
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 1.-THE grand jury
today found an Indictment against the ford
Brothers who killed jesse James, for murder
in the first degree They were brought into
court, plead guilty, and sentenced to be hanged
May 18TH
LATER.
ST. LOUIS, April 17.--Dispatches from JEFF
ferson City says Gov. Crettenden has granted
an unconditional pardon to the Ford Brothers.
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p~fsy rsoprsssic seocsivss.

CoEFA9kD. April 10
For Portland, cara 80 miscellaneous rasrch6adiss-
for connecting rosds II ears miscellaneous uasr.
chandise
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yNATCEs nud s,Iach Maker,
w Oliver Gerrsh, at
WIN. SENTEh & CO.'S, 81 Exchange Stree
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EbAAN0S 81 Organs. Weber, kranach q
Bach Pianos and Smith An Organs.
W.M. FURBUSH SON, 435 Congress ST
ypnG TURE Frame 1zf'y. All kinds Frames
to order. Fine Gold Frames Speciality.
r. H. KNIGHT, 81 Temple Street.
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T1AEhOER AND DRsAPEK.
z Fine doods always hand. Satisfaction
guaranteed. r. A SMITH 23l Federal st
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TiAHLOEs sab Draper. s'Sne Goods and
Eirst-ciass Work Speciality.
u " CORNISH. 243 Middle st.
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DEANsss and orgnas OF best makes.
e Five makes of Pianos and four OF Organs.
2AMJTRrI TTII n E2esrlRI n Free ~ Rina
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~ satsr conveyance -loo0. bsss oornrDssfsss o
-, rrsn s. 90.
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The following quotations are Wholesale prices snd
corrected daily by Storer Bros. Il Co., Dry Goods.
wooens and Fancy Goods 144 to 152 Middle street:
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NTOvES, Ranges, and Furnaces.
y Sole agents for Magee Furnace Co.'S Goods.
A. N MOVES g. SON, l2 Exchange 81
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GADDEERY Hardware, arness Leather
- and Horse Goods. Wholesale and Retail.
GEORGE M. NELSON & co 119 Exchange St.
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Gs E0vEs, Rmnge~, snrnaces q Kitchen
- Supplies Agents for The "Crawford Range"
KNIGHT & HOWARD. 233 g 23b Federal St
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DIAPER KzANssHNs>s, znterier fleccra-
E tions, Drapery Work, Upholstery Goods, &C.
G. Nj. ROSWOkTH. 59l Congress 81