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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-14

AAnRIAGE.-Ihe marriage Of Mr.. canine
howard Purcell with Miss Elizabeth Ash.
ION darfett was solemnized yesterday after.
noon II 2 O'Clock at st. James churck NV
KEY. DR.. X. II. McKim, pastor OF ths
ch,ireh o. the Holy Trinity, Harlem. n. Y
assisted ty Rev. Joshua Petcrkin. u ~
OF this city. Although there had heer No
invitations. issued, there was cutie lar w
number OF relatives and friends Of tSe
~ """''' tue
~. fnrcell Is the son Of Mr. C. w. Pur.
'eii' o. Aipemarle county, and formerly Of
Ills city,. He u civil engineer and a
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Nv sutton 4 CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

GALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF A
LARGE QUANTITY OF
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, CONSISTING OF
oxE or THE MOST VALUABLE BROAD
STREET STORES, THREE MAIN
STREET STORES, AND
TWELVE OTHER PIECES OF IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN DIFFERENT POR-
TONS OF THE CITY.
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cal skill concentrated within the precincts
81 Justie Richardson's court.
pisroslrsox or THE BODIES.
The bodies at the Medical College were
turned over, by order Of the Police Court,
10 the Cemetery Committee, and Under
their instructions werr taken back TO Oak
wood yesterday evening and reinforced.
The wagon used by the depredators was
hired nom Joseph Hulcher, sud was given
| back 10 him by order Of the Court.
TIE grave-robtsng implements were held
by the Court, rs were the psstds.
BAIIEn.
Mr.. Meredfh was tskcn before Judge
George J.. Christian. Of the Hastings
Court. on o writ Of &obeds corpus, and
bail allowcS for his appearance before the
next term Of the nustings Court In the
4 sum OF 300. with DIR. Wexford and Mr..
G.. v. Meredith as surctics. Baker and
Koane were jailed
DIR. WEI .FORD's VIEWS.
| Dr. Wexford was asked about the trans
action, and he said:
| at L. proper 10 state that the use oil
dead bodies Is unavoidably necessary for
the INSTRUCTION Of students Of medicine,
and is employed by all medical colleges,
both m this country and Europe.
Without supply OF subjects we could
! hive no medical colleges here or elsewhere,
and no skilled physicians to treat the mala-
dies OF humanity.
"In consideration Of this necessity II has
sometimes been the case that men among
the most distinguished luminaries OF science
have been compelled to avail themselves OF
measures which under different circuni-
stances would have been rs revolving to
themselves as to other persons. The laws
| OF some States have hgalized the Use OF
dead bodies to meet this Indispensable ne
ccssity."
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by ". Goddln & son. Auctiouocrs

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN BAKERS ADDITION.-As
commissioner, OF the thancery Court of the Nv
of Richmond, entered ON ne I'm OF Dec@f,b,!
1857, m The case Of Smith against smith. &c. We
shall sell ab auction on the premises, ON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. Iss2.
Al IL O'Clock NJ, the following nleces at nFAf
Isl ME- In Bakers addition, z which X. ".
smith died seized: The LOT on tho south side OF
back a feet, with q SMALL WOODEN TTXT-
NM, occdpled by the widow Of =. W smith;
after which the VACANT LOT fronting 90 feci
feet. N -
TERMS: one third cash; balance at six ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest added
Is fully paid. ". II. SANDS
JACOB COIN,
ue 10 Special Commit ssi0ners
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NMAs STOCKINGS, warm and comfortable. foi
the mind Of the young, only 25c and IOOl Other
goods suitable for the little ones AZ 1902 Main
street. RANDOLPH & FNcLfs,t.
ALL CARDS at half price at l.. LEwis's. 9Ia
Main street.
Genuine English Chatterbox. Csc.
American Cha;tcrbox 6Uc.
Large assortment Of Christmas Cards. 25 nor
cent. cheaper than any other house.
Prang - 0OO-fiHt-Prizc Flinged Cards. Al 20.
io's' "ames' 6c. n. LEONARD,
COS Main street.
ONE DOLLARS WORTH or CHRISTMAS Cams
for 90 cents at l.. LEwIs's, 9I2 Main street.
. ELEGANT MADE MfScR-Mr,rotc ,,p,S-
TAN & WHITES.
HOW MANY TIMES has long siege OF Hines.
been averted by timely resort 10 That superior
Alternative and corrective. TARRANT's SELTzrr
ArEhiENr' without which no household Is safe.
CHRISTMAS CARDS at half price I'll Irw1s.s
9I2 Main street
4 SUCCESS.
SCuGS's
IMPROVED
Hor SODA,
"Ko-Ko."
CHOCOLATE,
COFFEE,
Lemonade,
and
GINGER.
GEORGE scHGN,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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THOSE COMPLAINING OF SORE THROAT,
lioa-scness, or taking cold should use
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCIiEs. The effect l.
extraordinary, particularly when used by singers
and smokers for clearing .bo yofco
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AUCTION SALES-This nny.
Nv II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
Ofl.cc corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION OF LARGE QUANTITY or
VERY VALUABLE
REAL EST ATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
CONSISTING or \ DESIRABLE STORE,
NUMBER OF BUILDiNG-LOTS,
AND 4
PERPETUAL LEASE UPON THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL PROPERTY

In execution of decree of the Chancery Cour.
of the city Of Richmond. rendered on the Goth day
Of November. 1852. Ia the suit of james Alfred
Jones. trustee. rs. Joseph Aliens administrator,
&c.. and Hewitt, SC, rs Allen. &C., the under
signed special commissioners thereby appointed.
premises. the REAL ESTATE above referred to,
commencing on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II, 1852,
at O'Clock =. W.. at the corner of Franklin and
Fourteenth streets. with a PERPETUAL LEASE
UPON TIE EXCHANGF-HOTEL PROPERTY.
II yields ali annual rental of $3.50, free from all
taxes. insurance. repairs. Sc.
And immediately thereafter viii offer that
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING No. 1923 franklin street. just below the EN-
change Hotel. The dwelling portion contains six
rooms. besides kitchen. and good idc entrance.
Tie lot fronts % l-l2feet.
ON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1852.
commencing promptly at o'clock 7. NJ. TWEEN
TY BEAUTIFUL BUiLllNG-LOTS IN the West
End. in Aliens plan. each fronting about 80 feet.
running back good cepth 10 an alley. phirteen
on the south side of Cary between Reservoir and
Randolph streets, opposite MortOn's FlOwcr-tiar-
den. and seven are in square No. Of sid plan. In
front of the pil Reservoir, fronting on the north
side Of Ashland street.
Pai- Of the aforementioned real estate can be
at the Office of the auc'ionocr. who Will take
pleasure in show ny the same and giving any In
formation that may be desired.
TERMS: one fourth cash The balance 1T six,
twelve. and eighteen months. for negotiable notes,
with interest added and the title retained until the
whole purchasc-mOney H. paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court.
CHARLES t. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM W. CRUMP.
MAxSIlAl.L NJ GILLIAN.
H. IT. MARSHALL,
DE- u Commissioners.
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ny Quarles & AicCurdy,
tsurccseors 10 Robert Is. i,1,el
Rtal Estate AGENTS, Nucuoneers. ana Broker>
1917 Main street.

TRtsTELS SALE OF THAT NICE
rWo-sTOGl DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING, WITH GOOD LOT. NJ. o0-
WLsI MAIN STREET BETWEEN CuFRRN
MD LiNDEN sIREE1S.LArELf OCCIPIlD
~ > ID. DAfkWOoD, Esq. Al PUBLIC Att-
llON:-ln execution Of a certain decd of tru.g
IRON D. ID. Lakewood and wife Ia the un,ier,i 81
~ trustees. dated Hu November. 1875. ,luiy re-
corded IN The clerk Olioc of Richmond Chsnc,ry
Court. ID. a. llS u, page fl2, We viii Oncr for
sS'e, upon NE premises beius required so 90 do Ply
le holler OF The note secured hy said le,i defslH
having been made In the payment. 0H
TUESDAY, DEcEVsEg Ia, 1850.
1t o'clock l.. NJ. sharp. mo PROPERTY above
mentioned. The DWELLING c0ntiir. about b \
rooms Gas, water. and culver connct lions. Sc.
AltsAeh AMI stibic-all m nrs; -citss order. Toe
10, has mont OF 30 feet ON The north ne ~ Main
street Ahd runs back 100 feet 10 q 9fNr1nt allrs.
me recent Improvement, made IA this vicinity,
NE steady and rapii .ncgc.se ia value oi reel
estate II ihis section e oar city. tts convenient
qua desirable location, an commend Do % che So
tentioh ~ these seeking property which viii u0t
on.y ply Wen VA rental, tuf greatly enhance in
value, or those seeking a snn- home
TERMS cash aS T. cost and aNDfr.l- or eN.
ana TO pay on note OF $1,000, with ail co7t hhi
interest Which may hc due thereon. residue upon
such terms a. VIII be given at tin,e ot slle.
MANN :. OF Aki ~.
FRANK ". CHRISTIAN,
trustee.
QrARLRs 4 McCuRpy, Aucsicleess des
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FANCY G ROCERIES. FOREIGN
Il FRUITS, CANNED GOODS. AND
CONFEC flONS.

Il FRUITS, CANNED GOODS. AND
CONNECTIONS.
400 Gases 2-pOnnd sweet sugar-Corn:
4OO Cases 3-pOund Tomatoes:
500 Cases J. and 2-pound Staudard Peaches:
% cases 2-pound Strawberries and PineaDples
90 Cases 2-pound Lima Beans aud Succoiash
100 Cases J. anG 2-pOund Standard OYSTERS.
luO Cases l-p0und salmon aud LOh,ters:
% Gases ) pound Bartlett Pears:
700 Dozen John NOr 4 Som, Preserves md
Jams 600 pals Preserves and Fruit-Butters: 81
cases French Peas and Mushrooms; 20 eases Sar-
ulhes, small hsh lgenuine): 100 cases. l. p 4 =
D., ana I4-pound cans tOrntd Beef 80 bag, Al.
monds, walnut, Filbcrts. Pccans aud Palm Nnfs .
100 boxes London Layer Raisins new: I0o
BOXES Layer Figs lnewl;2 casks Turkish Prunes
lUo boxes New LcgbOrn Ciirrn: 8 casks NV
Surrins: 20 boxes >utanna RalSius; loo boxes
Maccaroni ana >paghcite; % eases Durkoe's
salad dressing: 1000 boxes Fresh French Can
dics and Caramels together with a large lot M
Oils, tatsups Sauces, Mustards, Chocolate Bromo
loco, tapcrs, Olives, Potted Goods, Deyilcd Crabs
nigar,, Tobacco, Toilet aud Lauudry-Soans
blachihg' spices. Teas Gelatines, &C.. &C. which
we oiter u the trade 1T New York prices. Give us
cail and We guarantee Ia please YOU both I'm nrice
anu ILfhtS. GODDlN q TRIBBETT,
Wholesale Fancy GrOce!s,
o. os-eod2m ~ 7"''''
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NOTHING Is so RELIABLE As AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL for colds. coughs, IN short for any and
all arrangements Of The respiratory organs, which
tend towards consumption. In all ordinary cases
II Is certain cure, and IL affords sure relief for
asthma and consumption even in advanced stages.
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AUCTION NALES-Future Days.
BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOoser.
Il13 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THAT
LARGE AND COMMODIOUs BRIck
TOBACCO FACTORY
on THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF main
AND TwENTY-sIXTH sTREE1-;
ALSO,
ALL THE TOBACCO FIXTURES.
SUCH As ARE FOUND IN A PIHsT-CLAss
FACTORY,
CONTAINED IN FACTORY On THF
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN ND
TwENTY-FoURTH sTREETS.
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oTUEsDAY, DEcEyBER 10, 1882.
AT O'Clock r. NJ,

the following REAL ESTATE, being a IARGK
BRICK FACTORY and LOT In the city of Rich
mond. at the southwest corner Of Main and ven
ty-sixth streets. The FACTORY n three storios
high, and Is substantially and conveniently built
FOR it, purposes. The CORNER LOT with FAC
Tory thereon, fronts Ga feet on the south line 81
Main street. ana has depth of l5s feet along
Twenty-sixth street. The adjoining Lon 90 lie
west, with Improvements, fronts ~ fest Oh Main
street, with depth Of I0J feet.
TERMS OF SALE: By mutual consent and re-
quest, fourth cash the residue ia xix. twelve.
and eighteen months, interest added, and secured
by deed OF trust. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
dc D Aurtlnn..-r.
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by an agreement Of all parties coDc,r...l b. ,
deed Of trust from J. Il. Childrey. \. VI. ,ou.
aud A. IL. Wells and their wives. dated 18Th III Do
CENTER, 1880. and recorded IN Richmond nan
Gerry Court ID. Is. l2l c. page 32j. u sociin f. c,r-
tain note therein described, and by the mutual
consent and request of all parties interested nd
concerned, Will sell. on the premise-,o
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WOOD ANB COAL.

| b. WATKINS, NINTH AND CARY
~ STREETS, delivers at low rates best .plint
limp Ioal-thc perfection Of crate fuel East yir-
tihla Bazlng Lump Coal, $500: BrghthOuc
,oal best tgg, Stove and Nut Anthracite Coal:
iureka SOFT Coke. unoluallcd for cooking - SO;
ana Engine Co1ls all pure, screened. and welghes
superior DRY Pine and OAK Wlod-lon2, s,Ayc.,
no 2S-fDe25 ''>'
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ALL CARDS at half price at H. LEwfs's. aI2
Main street.
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W 7 NuCUUnttl,.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1850.

that being c0urt-day. that VALUABLE FARM
formerly owned by Nat. Harrison. deceased, living
in Amelia county, on Nibbs creek, three miles
from the Danville railroad and five mile from
Nmelta Courthouse. the neirc-t depot. containing
about ONE THOUSAND AND NINETY ACRES.
including about 100 acres Of lowgrounds. II J.
well tinnlered with OAK. PINE &C.. and ms up0n n
Igood dwelling house and Othcr buildings. II adj
Joins the lands of John I. Pride Bradley 4. john
son, {. Il. Irwin, Joseph Il. Anderson, and others.
TERMS: One third cash; bonds for Residue M
one and two years. Ia equal instruments. caring
SIX per cent interest from date. Title retained tin
the whole purchasc-money /, paid.
WILLIS i. DANCE.
EDGAR ALLAN.
no 30-tDcc26 W. W. cosby
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oSE DOLLARS WORTH or CHRISTMAS CARD
for 90 cents at l.. LEwIs's. 9I2 Main street.
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JANIS ALFRED JOINS,
ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR.,
IL l. SINS

tOmmIssIOners.
GHUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctoneors.
dc 6.s,lO.12.14.1G,19.2l.2 1924 .262s.29.3l. &
Ja2, IS,16.lS.2O.2 ,23.2i 20. 26.27.2S.
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b ELEGANT HOMEMADE IScR-MEArat CHRIS
TIAS & WHITES.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-07-17

John A. Kennedy has challenged William
Elliott, sx-champion Of England, at present
living in New York, to scullers' race, dis
lance two or three miles, for $4,000. Elliott
has replied that he will row Kennedy four
mile race on Flushing bay, and allow Kennedy
expenses. To this proposition Kennedy
answers that he will &C cspt, provided $500 be
allowed him for expenses; or he will allow Ell
lott $3.50 expenses to row in the East. Tho
Portland sculleris now only waiting to hear
from Elliott to close the match. The New
York Sportsman says: Kennedy is not fin
ished waterman, but is a most discreet and
statesman-like matchmaker. He is one of the
few who endsavor to ratify their engagements
without aid of newspaper columns-at least
until all the preliminaries are fixed-his nat
ural modesty prevents him from rushing into
print at every opportunity. he is a fine young
rover, and his eagerness to get on match
with Boyd shows that his calibre is not much
below champion rank"
Laycock has invited Ross to row in Aus
tralia for from $500 to $500 per side
It is evident that Fred A. Plaisted expects
a match of some kind before long. He left
Boston very quietly last week and Saturday
was heard from at Massabesic lake, near Man
chester N. H., where he had gone into train
ing and preparation.
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The County Tickats.

There begins 10 be considerable talk about
candidates for county tickets. Knox county
Republicans will nominate Aug. 10th, An
droscoggin Republicans will nominate, Tues
day, Aug. 1st The Fusionists in Androscog
gin talk of holding their convention, Thurs
day, Aug. 4th. The Greenback Fusionists in
Oxford county have nominated part of tick
ct and left the balance for the Democrats 70 fix
up, at their convention to be- held in Paris next
Wednesday, which seems to be unsatisfactory
to the Straight Greenback element and there
is reported to be gnashing OF teeth among the
hills. 1t is obvious that Scion Chase's follow
ing is increasing. The mistake which the Ok
ford county Fusionists made was in not study
ing condolences and holding both these con-
ventions at the same place and time. The
Cumberland Republicans will nominate a
county ticket. July 25th The Somerset Re-
publicans will nominate their ticket Aug. 9th.
Greeuback Fusion county conventions will be
held in Cumberland, July q; in Knox, Aug.
1st; in York, Aug 9th and in Hancock, July
49, The York Democrats are wiser than the
Oxford county Democrats; for they will hold
their county convention at Alfred next door
and within earshot of the Greenback Fusion
convention. Those who think alike should
simultaneously rally and thus obviate such
awkward profanity as is reported from the late
Greenback convention in Oxford county
Lewiston Journal
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Aroostook County Items.

SHERMAN MILLS, July lo.
We are having fac growing weather and all
kinds of crops are making rapid growths. aSome
have commenced haying. The hay crop will
be little below the average. The soldiers
monument was dedicated on the Fourth as be-
fore mentioned in the PRESS. 1t was present.
ed in behalf of the Sherman Soldiers Monu-
ment Association by John Burnham. Esq, to
the G. a. r. Post Asbury Caldwell, and ac-
cepted aud dedicated by them in form as laid
down in their constitution, in the presence Of
1900 people. An able, patriotic and interest
ing address was delivered by Major James H.
81. Hewitt of Thonaston. The monument was
erected by Messrs. Fletcher & Butterield OF
Bangor, and is a beautiful tribute to the MEM
DRY of the 36 brave Sherman boys inscribed on
its die that sacrificed their lives in their
country's service. 1t has double granite
base is and IA inches high plinth, die and
column of marble, the whole 81 feet high, and
costing about 500 / will mention in connec-
ton that Sherman in 1860 had 4S6 inhabitants;
had $28 900 worth of property sent 113 differ
emit men in the army; term of Enlistment $50
years. term of actual service more than 900
Years state aid and extra aid furnished SOL
diers families more than $4,000. What town
can show better record? 10.
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BoWdoin College.

The Latin prize -mpeUsd for by members
of the Sophomore class, has been awarded TO
Ernest G. Smith, Augusta.
The financial condition of the college is re-
markably good To-day it does not owe a
cent in the world aud the surplus of the year
above expenses, it s2,1S8. Bowdoin has $780,
600 invested in endowment funds at an aver
age of FIVE per cent The college never lost an
investment The present financial standing is
due in a large measure to the management OF
the treasurer Prof. Stephen j. Young.
A subscription is on foot in the class OF 1871
for the cast of some classic statue, and men,
Der of the class of 1860 will present another. A.
bust of Admiral Thatcher has been given by
Mrs Thatcher, and the Hon. Thomas W;
HYDE of Bath, has given bust of General
Chamberlain by Jackson. The statues are a
great addition to the art collection, and al
tracted great deal of attention from visitors.
Mrs Noah Woods of Bangor has this year
given gifts to the college amounting to $o,ooo
The class of 1872 have elected the following
class officers:
President-Chas HI. Gilman.
Secretary-Howard Carpenter.
Executive Committee-Geo. f. Bates, j. r..
Libby, j. r. Jordan.
It was voted to hold a reunion next year.
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Saturday the official car OF the Canadian
Pacific Railway arrived in this city over the
Portland and Ogdensburg road, bringing the
following officials:
Mr.. Arthur Baker, General Superintendent
Canada Pacific Railroad, with his private
secretary Mr.. Woodcock.
Mr.. G. Nj. Boswofth, General Freight Agent
G. 2. R. r.
Mr.. Fl E. Fulsom, Superintendent Passump-
sic Railroad.
Mr.. +. A. MacKinnon, Assist General
Manager South Eastern Railway.
Mr.. Geo. b. Colpas, Chief Clerk South
Eastern Railway
The party ars euartsred at the Falmouth
Hotel Their trip is partly for pleasure and
partly to inspect the Portland & Ogdensburg
with view to making Portland the Atlantic
terminus of the G. P. R. r. Yesterday the
party visited Old Orchard, and on their return
here last night were accompanied by MIR. John
Barclay of the Allan steamship line. They re-
turn home to-day.
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The Lafayette tree that stood in front OF
City Hall, it will be remembered, has been
made into relics. The bottom of the trunk is
being made into an immense chair by Nahum
Littlsfield, the carver, who will probably pre-
sent it to the Historical Society. The chair
will be some seven fest in height. TIE bark
will not be removed from the outside OF the
back, but the inside will be carved to look as
though upholstered in leather, with tho little
buttons at Intervals and fringe at the edges
The arms will be large and bs fine specimens
of carving The legs will be carved and OF
unique pattern. The back OF the chair Will
rise to a point upon which will be carved a
cannon ball Two swords crossed will bs
carved upon the back near the top There
will be other carvings, all OF which together
will make ono of the finest chaiss ever seen In
Nav England
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1r,sb I,ano League Excursion.

Committees, representing the different
branches of the Land League of Maine, met a.
the Preble House, Saturday evening, to make
final arrangements for the grand union excur-
sion at Lake Maranocook next Wednesday.
The various delegates gave the most encourage
ing reports of the interest taken in the excur-
sion, in different parts Of the State. IEdica-
tlons are that at least 5000 persons will be
present Previous to, and after the mass
meeting, which will commence at 2 p. m,
there will be various amusements, including
dancing, boat racing, etc. W. H. Looney was
unanimously chosen to preside at the meeting.
Among the speakers who have accepted the
invitation to address the meeting are Gov.
Plaisted, Congressman Ladd, William Red
mond of ireland, Miss Ford of New York,
Judge Hall of Rockland, Rev. Mr.. Haskell of
Lewiston, T. j. McIntire of Bangor, and
Benson, Jr., of New York. Every person in
terested in the cause, and who desire to attend
one of the best excursions of the season should
be present.