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tary Chandler construed this to apply TO the
cadet engineers who left the academy in 1881,
and 1882, before the passage of the act. The
cadet engineers of those classes resented
this construction, and went into the court of
claims TO defend their position. The case
then tried (thst of Leopold) was decided in
favor of the cadet engineers, and the aitor-
ney general, at the instance of Secretary
Chandler, asked for and obtained re-bear-
ing of that case. The opinion of the court in
the rehearing sustained the first decision.
Judge Scoteld delivered an opinion in the
Leopold case, and represented the unanimous
bench. The cadets expected the secretary
would either accept the decision of the court
or take the case TO the supreme court of the
United States, but he did neither, aud Leo
posd was paid the amount of his judgment.
The precedent was not followed. There
upon the second case was pressed by the ca
diets and when finally decided, TODAY, it was
like the first, unanimously in favor of the
cadet engineers. The two cases will be ac-
cepted as settling the issue.
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CITY GOVERN NMENr OF PORTLAND.
mayor Deering's Of
the City Debt.

PORTLAND, March 90.
The Portland city government met at ten
O'Clock Monday forenoon, and went into
joint convention. Prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr.. Fem. Mayor John w. Deerinp
took the oath of Office and delivered the in
augural address. He recommended the ap-
preparation of liberal sum for the recep
tion of the National Encampment of the
Grand Army, and urged rigid economy in
every department of the city government
He stated the net municipal debt to be s3.-
o75,6l5, without dedttctlng anything for the
Ogdensburg railroad stock or lands. The
gross debt has been reduced S85, 900 during
the past year. He recommends increasing
the valuation rather than raising the rate of
taxation over two per cent, and advised a
committee of conference with the assessors ;
he also recommends change in the city
| charters that municipal elections may come
| in December, and the financial year COM
mencea in January instead of April This
will necessitate an act of the legislature. He
gave a sketch of the proceedings of the re-
moval of City Marshal Andrews, now con
tested in the supreme court, and called at
tention to the requirements of the new po-
lice bill. He recommen nded heartily the con-
veyance of the old city hall lot on Market
Square, to the Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment Committee; also the widening Of Cen
trail street between Free and Congress streets !;
also the appointment of committee to ex-
anime the plan of the Back Bay sewerage,
owing to the criticisms on the plan adopted.
He commended the new act creating commits
sioners of public works, and called attention
to the necessity of walling in the lake at
Deering Park. He closed by urging har-
mony of action and forgetfulness of partisan
ship. The convention then adjourned.
The aldermen today elected Edward A.
Noyes permanent chairman.
At six o'clock this evening City Marshal
Decelle rendered his resignation and Benz.
+. Andrews, who was removed by Mayor
King, was at once appointed and sworn in
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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
Russian Officers Ordered to Rejoin Their
Regiments-A Large Force to be
Sent to Pishin.

LONDON, March 90.
The government has withdrawn from the
marines the privilege Of purchasing their dis
charge from the service.
The Post understands Russian officers have
been ordered TO rejoin their regiments.
Gen. Beelenoi is waiting at Askabad to
join Sir Peter Lumsden when the matter of
establishing the Afghan frontier will be ar
ranged.
vienna, March 90.
There are renewed statements to the effect
that Russia and the Porte are negotiating for
a neutrality treaty in the event of war be-
tween England and Russia.
Calcutta, March %.
II is intended to send $4,000 men to Pishin
while the weather is cool. Gen Robert. will
have command and the Duke Of Connaught
and Gen. Mcpherson will act as divisional
generals. There is great enthusiasm among
the Shiekhs, and recuits are coming forward
by hundreds. II is believed England will
send Is 900 men IS permanent increase to
Indian garrisons.
The Earl Of Duferin has departed tor
Rawaipinde, to attend 9 conference with the
Ameer of Afghanistan, concerning the IRON
tier dispute With Russia
The alarm over the prospect Of war with
Russia, has been renewed in the stock ex-
change. owing 70 the reported preparations u
India to send troops TO Herat.
Russian stock has dropped a. At Berlin
there are still buyers
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'INANCIALAND COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Mar. ~
FLoUR-Reccipts, 2s NV. exports, 6't?e; sales, H.
700, No, 2 2Sa2s so; fancy white Western, extra.
f0a so, common TO good. 100 a3 As good to
choice. 3 40 $50, city mill extra, 4 so n Zee,
eupcrtuc,2 Goa 3o5, 81 Louis extra, 2V5 n 70;
winter wheat extra. 500 a 80. Minnesota ex6~,
rs n 8 on,
wHEAT-Reccpts. 4sao, exports, pioib; sales.
6lo00; No red. ~. No. red, seb. cievssur
No. Red State. VI; No white state. ssl.
RYE-frm.
BARi.EN--aasier.
CORN - Receipts 26d,O3o bushels exports. lYs. .ta,
sales, 23l, 900. spot No 3. iYi, No q. t9i.
OArs-kcoeipts, l6l,350 sales, co. OO. No 4, asl;
do White. l6l; No z, 6a 81. do White. 3ni a 3ei;
No l, "; do White, Z? Mixed Western, S6l isI,
White do, ~ n n; White state, 10 "A.
SuoAR-Cut loaf and crushed 81 n 6A; grapulated,
o; white extra &, 81 a5s, yellow. u u; mt cid.
81.
PErRoLEuM-untcd,s s2i bid.
TAILOw-easer.
BEEF-steady.
PORK Mess spot, iS 90 325. clear eses
Is 90.
IARD-rehnrd, 20.
BuTrER-hrm.
CHEEsE-qutet.
Frcights-trm.
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TRENTON, March %.
1t is now thought that the loss bv the burn
ing of the capitol building will reach s75. 900.
In the quartermsster generals office a valua-
BILE military library was destroyed, including
copies of the quartermaster general. reports
from 1919, orders of the United State. army
from 1861 and the roll of honor containing
the names of soldiers who we're killed or died
OF wounds and we're buried in the South
These cannot be replaced There we're bonds
in the safe OF the State treasurer amounting
tn nearly 81 5000. 900, which were moved to
the State assessors Office.
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"MEN 1 HAVE N En-"
DIR. Burchard Again Before the Public
lie Says He Is Not ga Religions
SlOuch, an Ecclesiastical Dude, an Old
Fool OF Mule"
New YORK, March %.

NEW DIRK, March 70.
Rev. DIR. Burchsrd delivered a lecture on
"Men Have Met" at the United States
Presbsterian church tonight. He told the
reporters that if they came to hear the men,
ton of any prominent men who have been
lately before the public eye" they would be
disappointed
DIR. Burchard said the daily papers had
mistaken him for "a religious slouch, an
ecclesiastical dude. an old fool and mule
with ears like those of the mule BALKAN rode.
He had been called everything but a thief and
loater. Only last week he had been taken
for plumber. He had also been mistaken
for the head waiter of hotel in Venice
In referring to pride and riches, the speak
er made use of the words ''person, purse and
palace and then added You see, | am
given to allitaration." Laughter.)
DR.. Burchard said he had been called a
bigot. He denied he was a bgot or that he
was one who stood on the segment of truth.
and never lookec around the circle
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IN GREAT PERIL.
People and Stock on the Verge Of Starva.
tion ia several Counties OF West
Virginia.
Cn,nr,xsrows, W. Va, March 3.

NHAkLtSTOWSs w w. 50
The reports Of great suffering in several
Of the back counties, among the people and
stock, ffem the want OF food. has been con-
frned. Gentlemen who hsve travelled
through Baxter. Gilmore and Calhoun coun-
ties say that destitution and suffering is in
discribable, In many locations the people
are on the verge of death by starvation. The
stock is in no better condition than the peo.
pie. Animals are diving for want Of food.
Suffering is great in Rome aud jackson eouu-
ties. In some sections of the stricken dis
trict people are subsiaing on beans and sraet
made of wheat ground in coffee mile. The
greatest suffering exists in the part isolated
from towns and railroads where supplies can
not be gotten. All through the sections
named the crops are short and the suffering
is beyond the comprehension of those vho
have not travelled through the mountain
region,s
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4 BLOOD.CURDLING HORROR,
A Fiend Incarnate Horribly Mutliates
the Body Of a Young Girl, Com.
peIling hertto Eat her Own
Flesh.

LAREDO, Tex March %.
The inhabitants of this city were Mortified
on hearing of the henious crime committed
in Nurvolaredo, Mex, across the river from
here. Certain details are suppressed. A
Mexican had become jealous of his mistress,
a Mexican girl about IS years old. Going
to her room in the day time, he locked the
door, divested her of all of her clothing, and
tied her securely to the wall with heavy
ropes. He then deliberately cut strips of
flesh from various parts of her body, and un-
der the threat of cutting out her heart,
compelled the girl to eat her own riesh.
Her frantic screams finally brought as
sistance just as the fiend had cut off the end
of her tongue. He was arrested and lodged
in jail. The girl died this evening
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BLAINE's OPINION or CLEVELAND.
What the Distinguished Statesman Says
Of the President.

NEW YORK, March u.
The Brooklyn Eagles Washington special
says;
The opinion of Cleveland entertained by
Blaine was announced this forenoon. through
private sources, and Blaine is quoted as say.
ing that he regards Cleveland as man with
great deal of backbone, and one who is
not likely to yield TO the pressure being
brought to bear on him. lie thought his
course will alleviate the greater proportion OF
the democratic party. and when Congress
met again in December, Cleveland would
have to look for surnort to the republican
,invr.iN, asi lie t,~ republicans wnO would
So ...ns to SIDE wiz tnat element
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Try il Again.

New York. March 23.
The Commescial Advertiser SAYS there is a
probability that the defunct new wspspcr Truth
will be revived under more favorable aus
pices. number of gentlemen, among whom
are Carl Schurz, Rollin NJ. Squire, Herbert
o. Thompson and Geo. Gould, intend to
make up cash capital of 100000. The
press and plant of the Truth have been
bought and new of the county democracy
is expected to appear about April 10Th. The
name has not yet been decided upon. but
is likely to be the Morning Telegraph The
price will be two cents.
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INDIAN TROl1BIE~.
I >eriuns Outbreak Threatcued IA Man.
toba by Hall Hiccds.
WI>StPEE Nsrch %

WiN~trEI Msrch %.
Advice from Prince Albert and Carlton
>hp" rising among ~" Saskatchewan half
breeds Is s"mr what >erinns. They have been
JUIiVd oS large numOer OF Indians and have
taken possession of the government stores at
Carlton, made prisoners OF the Ulcers and
threatened the fort there. One hundred
mounted police have started from Swift Cur.
rent for the scene of the trouble. Another
detachment will leave the same point in day
or two squad stationed at Winnepeg
starts tomorrow. The telegraph line has
been cut west OF humboldt, and dispatches
have to be brought to this point by messen-
gers.
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Charges of Misconduct.
HARRISBURG, Pa.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 23.
Gov. Patterson today received a communi.
cation from the district commissioners and
the chief cf police of Washington. complain
ing of certain acts of misconduct by the
National Guards Of Pennsylvania during the
Inauguration of Cleveland A conference
held by the Governor and adjutant general
resulted in the issuing Of an order for the
convening OF the board of military affairs to
try the charges This board loft this after
noon for Washington. where i: will sit to-
morrow and take evidence.
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ELLSWORTH, March %.
BANGOR.
Election Of officers by the City Govern-
ment.

BANGOR, March %.
Alta meeting of the city government this
forenoon the following officers were elected
City Clerk-victor Brett.
Treasurer and Collaboration l.. Crosby
City Marshal-Geo. W. Whitney.
Street Reuben 5. Page.
Chief Engineer OF Fire Depsrtmentr-oh'
ID. Maddocks.
CITY Pbysici ,n-Altred X. Taney. -
City Enginv ver-P, II. Coombs.
Harbor Master-John j. Flynn.
Health Oficer-John Goldthwsit
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The steamer Michigan sunk.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, March %.
At a late hour this afternoon Cart Prlnd-
vile OF the Grand Trunk propeller Michigan,
reached here and reported the loss of his
vessel Thursday last. This steamer sank
but all the crew were taken off by the tug
Arctic which was near at the time. The
Michigan had been locked in the ice for
four weeks. The captain reached the shore
from the Arctic on the ice. The Michigan
was valued at Sl45,O
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Nominations by the Pre,ident Death OF
the Assistant Secretary of the interior
Nominations Confirmed-Movemeu
ofthe U. >. Training Ship.-Assistant
Postmaster General Takes the Oath OF
Ofice-First Appointment to the Post.
ohlce DepsrtmeUt-rhanks to the Pres.
ident-Circular Letter from Secretary
Manniag-Deei>ion in the Polysamy
Suits-DecisiOn in the U. 5. Court of
Claims.
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Glove Fight.

CHICAGO, March %.
Jack Burke and Alf Greenfield met in
Battery B armory tonight in the presence of
between four and five thousand people, tn
spar six rounds, Marquis of Queensbury rule.
with small, soft gloves. At the end of the
sixth round neither man had the best of it.
and the seventh round was fought to decide
the contest; but again the honors were even,
and no decision ss to who had won the Fl ght
was rendered 1t will probably be called a
draw
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BosroN. March "a

BOSTON. March "a
Joe Goss, the well known pngilist, died at
one O'Clock this morning of Brights disease,
at his club house known as 'Sarscen's Head"
an Lagrange street. He was born in VOL.
verhamptou. Eng, in 1886, and came to this
country in April, 1876, with Jim Mace. His
first fight in America was with Tom Allen
in September. 1876, and in the four years
following he engaged in many hard fought
battles in the ring. Since 1880 he has done
no fighting except to spar now and then " ith
Sullivan and a few others He was kind
hearted and generous. ard leave. host of
friends.
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FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
Special Session,


WASHINGTON, March %.
The Senate was called 10 order at 10
o'clock this morning, at which time there
were but four senators present.
After prayers Mr.. Miller of New York
moved that the Senate adjourn, remsrking
that the motion was, under the rules, the
only one in order when the body was withou,
quorum.
Mr.. Miller subsequently withdrew his mo
ton.
The journal of Saturday WAS read and the
Senate went into executive session, nine SEN
stors being present.
At 40 the doors were reopened and the
Senate adjourned until IL tomorrow
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A Missing Editor.
NEW YORK, March

NEW YORK, March 23.
The search for Mr.. Conant, the missing
editor Of Harpers Weekley, still continues
Detective Walsh Of New York, Who il en-
gagged In the search, arrived at Nashville.
Tenn, Saturday. From the description
given it is believed that Conaue was at the
hotel there last Tuesday. He was suffering
from partial paralysis Of the throat and brain
and unable to talk connectedly. He gave q
masonic sign to physician on the way to
Louisville, for which place il il supposed be
was bound.
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The Illinois Senatorial Fight.

CHICAGO, March %.
I'VE are nov in condition to face the II.
linois Senatorial sight," said Chairman
Jones, of the Republican State Central Com
mittee last night. I'VE have l02, counting
Spoford, who has been elected to All the
vacancy caused by the death Of Assenblyman
Logan, while the democrats only have l0i
We propose to force it, too"
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Anothcr Appointment.

MADISON, Wis, March ~
Gen. Edward T. Bryant of the Madisca
Democrat, has been rendered the position e
assistant attorney of the postoifee depart
ment at Washington bv Postmaster General
Villas. Gen, Bryant leaves tonight for WASH
ington, lie is one Of the old veterans, ha.-
ing enlisted as private in April 1861.
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Body Recovered.
PnILApslrnIA. March a

FuILADkLFHIA, MATCH y,
The worsmen digging in the ruins of the
burned alms-house today, found a pars Of
another corpse in the cellar. After the Hro
twenty bodies were recovered, bnt two Of the
inmates have not been since accounted tor.
and there is no doubt that the body found to-
day IL one OF the missing men
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A sad Bereavement.

PORTLAND, March %.
A dispatch from wiscassett states that
REM. +. Smith. prominent lawyer there
died suddenly Of heart disease. today he
graduated at Bowaon in the class of 63 had
been county attorney, and filled other impor-
tant Offices His age was about 4s years
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE EGYPTIAN WAR.

Sundays Battle at Suakim-1he Rebels
Fierce and Despera e-I5OO Rebels
killed-English Loss Comparatively
Light-Advance to ramai.-lntense
Heat and Much Sickness Prevails
Dead Bodies ana Carcasses Removed
The Evacuation of ko.ti Ordered.
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Doing. in the Ho..e of Commons.

LONDON, March %.
In the House Of Commons, this evening,
Lord Edmund Fiizmaurice, 4 under foreign
secretary, replying to question put by Sir
Henry Drummond Wolf, conservative, said :
The Anglo Russian agreement, in regard to
the Afghan frontier, was not recorded in the
formal document.
Wolf then asked, docs the question Of
peace or war depend on the verbal assurance
of Russia?" To this the under foreign Sec
retary made no reply, vherespon the con-
sefvatives cheered vigorously.
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Guilty Of Forgery.


ADRIAN, Mich, March %.
Thos. J. Navin, ex-nsyor of Airisn, was
arrsigned in the circuit court this morning on
the charge of forgery. He pleaded guilty
His offence was forging the sixnsiures Of
city officials to bonds for large amount. He
was sentenced to ten yevrs in the state pris-
on at Jackson,
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FIRES IN MAINE.
Steam Mill at Rangely, Church at North.
west harbOr and Hotel at Athens
Burned.

PHILLIPS, March 90.
About 10 o'clock Friday night fire was dis
covered in the steam mill OF Luther Tibbet,s,
at Rangeley, and the mill with all its con-
tents was burned, although every possible
effort was made to prevent it. The cause of
the fire is unknown. Loss $4,000; no III
surance
ELLSWORTH, March %.
The First Congregational church at North
west Harbor, Deer Isle, was burned Sun
day afternoon no Insurance. Twenty years
ago Sunday church was burned on the
same site.
ATHENS, March %.
The Athens House. owned and run by VIM.
Litttefeld, was burned to the ground Sunday,
together with the barn and its contents.
portion of the furniture was saved in dam
aged condition. Insurance $500.
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Severely shot by Burglars.

LANCASTER, Pa, March %.
Two burglars entered the house of Ed
ward Linville. farmer, in Salisbury town
ship, last night, and began checking the sis
ter of Linville to make her tell where her
money was concealed. Linville came 10 her
assistance, when the men turned on him and
shot him twice. 1t is feared that one Of the
bullets will prove fatal. They are believed
to be members Of the Welsh Mountain gang.
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Suicide by Hanging.

LANCASTER, Pa, March g.
Albert Gamble, a boy fifteen years Of age,
living at Nountvill. in this county, commit
ted suicide last night, by hanging. The boy
had been playing base ball during the after
noon, and vas repremanded by his pareuts.
This is supposed to have led to suicide.
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GARDINER.

Heath Pos, No. q, G. A. r., at their Fair
last week. cleared about $500 Ticket No.
PSI, held by Mr.. n. &. Barstow, drew The
leading prize. a beautiful chambcr-set
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STEAM FEATHER BED Rsho,ATinc
EMILE CARRIER H. CO.

Awarded Fist Premium st Maine state Fair
ANY kinds Of Dress Goods, In the peces or ma
no garments, Rib ms, F-inaes, SRoks, Velvet
giprerl, Xids, k,1'hers, etc, dyed ..
c,esn.sd and h9'shcd equal 10 new,
also Gents garment cd. 3learged, repaired
snd fresaef ready to wear 2arpets md Lace Cur.
tnrsceansed Velvet trmIn 1'gs of sleighs dyed and
rsofed to their primitive coi' withoutary ripping
Goods received ind returned y'nmptly by express
Send for circular pricelist Price. reduced. Ordert
solicited by mall, express or Ia any Agency. Ped.
eLsd and delivered II desired.
H. fFNNIMAN. AGENT for Winthrop.
MISS l.. GROVENOK, Agea' Halowal,,
MRS. GOODWIN Il COLE, Agt. Gardiner.
'rsp.0trfS 'sutf
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Business Notices.

b6-Tbe ladies of the Unitarian society
will give an Antiquarian Supper and enter
tainment in the Church psrlors, Tuesday,
March "a. Admission rs cents. Supper at
$50. FM&Tu
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Instantly Killed.

GoRHAM, n. H., March 2S.
VIM +. Bodye of Dexter, Me-, employed
in INN mbering here for Libby Sons, vas IN
s,antly killed on Mt Moriah this afternoon
while engaged in his duties.
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Now l.rk MOCK NRrLeI.
Chicavo Produce MARKER.

CHICAGO. Mar -.
FLouR--hrm.
Mar, Jia 75l
CORN higher At 37ta3pi.
OATs-frm 30l.
RYE-steady; o.
BARLEY firm az
PORK a. II rs n II 10.
LARD 72l a6 7s.
BULK MEAT-shouIo.rs. +O; short rib, s ~;
Sior' niesr.6 40
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New York City Government.
NEW YoRK. March "a

The board Of aldermen today adopted 4
resolution against the new park act. The
resolution calls on the legislature for relief
from the prospective increase of the city's
taxes 70 30, ,00o, 900 PEI annum.
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msrl2tlm

t6-rbas. Jenkins,at his fish market, south
end Of Water st. keeps constantly on hand
all kinds Of fresh, picked, dry and canned
fish, also Providence River oysters and
Scarboro clans. His stock 10 not excelled
in freshness and good quality, by any in the
city. sept2Odtf
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6-Liquid Polish for restoring the bril-
liancy of Silver Ware. Compounded on true
chemical principles. Warranted not TO con-
tain any injurious substances. II may bs
applied to any work Of art with perfect safety.
Very easily used, and works like magic.
Price % cents per bottle. For sale by
Wheeler Lord. .e~eler., under Cony
House. Augusta. Maine.