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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-05
YARMOUTH.

The Philologian society of North Var
mouth academy will hold . meeting.
Monday evening, Fst. 9Th, at the acad-
envy building. The following programme
has been arranged: Kohl call, responded
to by short stories; business; (a) read.
ing of the constitution and bylaws OF
the society; (b) regular business Of the
society; plano solo, Arthur &c. Dunning
original poem. William H. Rowe; orisi-
nal essay, Charles Crane, Jr. vocal solo;
Intern ission; debate. Resolved. that
'Iis asst Oughter be." affirmative,
Philip u. Hodsdon, Miss Florence Hol-
brook; negative, A. At Lang, Nellie
Chase; recitation. Edith ]. Drink water
criticism Of meeting, O. Belle Walton
singing college songs; adjournment.
A new blower has been placed at the
plant of the Yarmouth Misunderstanding
comp any during the past week.
The new charter OF Brooks chapter,
Epworth League has arrived, and bssn
placed in o handsome frame, which adds
much to the appearance OF the League
room.
Wednesday evening, Feb. Z, Rev. K
o. Thay ,r, ID. ID, of WoodfoIds, the prssi-
ding eldsr of the Portland DISTRICT, will
give lecture ct the Methodist church.
Subject, "Do Your Best" Vocal and
instrume entail music will be rendered TO
toe occasion. A silver collection will be
taken.
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THE DOLPAIN.

Washington. February 3.-Cspt. South
erland, commanding the Dolphin, which
has Just returned from the Orinoco river,
reported at the navy yard today the re
suits of the work Of that vessel In survey
ing the mouth Of the Orinoco. which has
long been q source of danger to shipping.
The experts pronounce the Dolphin's
survey of the bar at the mouth Of chs
Orinoco . perfect p.ece OF marine by
biography. This vessel made ass miles Of
soundings and 500 soundings were taken
ON the bar. The result was to demon
strats that for six months Of the year the
bar 10 impossible for vessels drawing
more than Il or Is feet Of water, and evan
with less drAusht great care must be ex-
sraised. From June to December, inolu-
sive, however, the bar will easily pas ,
vssels drawing 10 feet under proper d.
recsien. The distance from the four faith.
ON mark to the land 10 20, miles and On
two-thirds Of the bar the land ID not WIS.,
ihls. To make them safe for navigation
viii require complete ct Of buoys.
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CLUB NOTES.

The Cosmos club viii meet with Mrs.
Morrill, Burke, IS Casoo street. Monday
evening, February 9th.
The annual OAkdAle and Fesssndsn
Park Neighborhood party will banquet
ct Rivsrton Friday evening, February 10.
Every body 10 invited and special invi-
tation is extended to the new comsrs to
come and get acquainted. A limited
number OF tickets will be on sale at
Bangs store until February 16
The Japsth club had a delightful outing
at Rivsrton Tuesday afternoon. The az
sernoon was spent in informal sociabiiity
with games and a recitation BY Mrs. l..
N. Leighton. After partakins Of one Of
Landlord Smiths excellent suppers. the
club retired home In the early evening,
voting the second outing Of the winter q
decided success.
The Pine Tree club met Friday even
ing. Current events on the general top
los Of the day opened the meeting. A
description Of the immense steamer
Oosanlo was given. The exercises closed
with paper by the president on the
"Hhsll Mounds OF Damarisootta. The
next meeting. win be held February 10.
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GORHAM.

A very successful term of school closed
Friday, Jan. Goth, at Wess Cor ham
followed by an entsrtainmsns Saturday
evening. Miss Alice P. Day. the teacher,
assisted by Miss Alice Douglass. had
charge. The programme was successfully
carried out. Special mention should be
made of the vocal solo by Master Fred n.
Clements, and the music by the Nash
Gorham trio, Miss Alice Douglass organ
list, Mr.. Alvin Cressey violin, Mr.. Harry
Coles " orthy cornet. Miss Mabel Day OF
Gorhsn sang a selection which was high
ly appreciated. The entertainment
closed with rableAux which were very
prettily arranged and greatly enjoyed by
all present. This program follows:
Chorus, school; recitation, hardwood
Clement; vocal duet, Nellie Gustin and
Ella Corey; dialogue. Reuss Speahss; REQ
itation. Misses Clement; music, trio rec
itatioD, El a Corey; kvocal duet, Annie
and Fred Clement; dialogue, "a Stitch
in Iims;' vocal solo, Miss Mabel Day |;
recitation. Lincoln Bracket; Dialogue,
"Ths Runaways;" recitation, Della
Files; music, trio; recitation. Nellie
Dustin; singing, ''Good Bye Song, -
school tab,eauI-Come to Dinner. Wait
ing, Return OF the Runaway, Our School
The proceeds of the entertainment to be
used to purchase curtains for the school.
= The lecture given In the Congregational
church under the auspices Of the senior
class of Gorh ham High school, Thursday
evening, by Prof. Chapman Of B0wdoin
college. was largely attended. Principal
Corthell and seventy of his teachers and
pupils attended. The lecture Was one of
the best that has ever been given In Cor
ham. The large audience present were
delighted. Principal W. w. Woodson in
troduosi the speaker.
Rev. George Lewis Of South Berwick
Ia visiting his son. DIR. Philip Lewis,
Main street.
Mr.. S. b. Guthrie, Frank Q. Hard
ing and others attended the Bryan BAN
quet In Portland, Wednesday evening.
Deacon Joseph Ridlon who has been III
Is now able to b. 1t his store again.
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MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.

Msssrs. Raymond s. Whitoomh's winter
tours to Mexico and California are we'll
known to be TIE most enjoyable trips Of
the whole year. Participants in these
delightful trips quickly exchange the
cold climate OF the north and east for the
genial conditions prevailing at that
period In our sister republic and on the
Pacific coast, and under the admirable
arrangements carried out by this firm
enjoy a magnificent round Of sightseeing
which Is attainabls In no other way. The
last tour OF the present. season through
Mexico has February % ss Its date OF
leaving Boston. The round of both Mex
loo and California 10 made in o special
train Of vsssibuled Pullman oars with
dining car included, and on u special
schedule which gives unusual advantages
for observation. Ihirty-hvs days win
suffice for q tour through Maxioo, SVEN
ty.two days for both Mexico and Califor-
MIA. and ffty-ons days tor tour through
California. Full details will be forwarded
by Messrs. Raymond g. Whitoomb, 296
Washington street. Boston. ON Application.
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LINCOLN DAY.
How the Portland Lincoln Club VIII
Observe IL.

The banquet committse Of the Lincoln
club are busy m aking preparations for
what promises to be one of the most In
tory, the tenth annual banquet at the
Falmouth hotel, Monday evening, Febru-
airy lath. 1900. in observance Of the e1si
anniversary Of the birth Of Abraham
Lincoln. That 1t IL to be at the Falmo uth
10 evidences that the banquet and servios
will be all that IL to be desired and Mr..
Nunns will spare no efforts to maze IL q
credit 70 himself ami the club as we'll.
Congressman James II. Il. O'Grady, tine
principal speaker. oomss from Washing
ton highly recommended as an eloqusn I
speaker and q man Of tiue appearance .
Although comparatively a young man he
has served six consecutive terms In the
New York House Of Assembly and was
elected speaker for the last two years. He
being elected to the present Congress from
the Rochester district In New York by Q
maj ority Of $500.
Hon. Herbert III. Heath Of Augusta.
who Is great favorite with the Lincoln
club and whose absence last year was SO
universally regretted, will surely be pres
ent this year.
Governor Powers, Mayor Robinson and
Chief Justice Andrew p. Wiswell, recent
ly appointed to succeed John A. Peters.
refig ned, will also be among the speakers.
Hon. John p. Swasey Of Canton, who
was candidate to succeed the late Cen
gresham Dinghy al the time that Con-
gresham Littlefield was the successful
nominee, has been invited and IL Is ex-
pected that he will also be among the
speakers.
Ex-Gov. Clsaves. Judge Symonds and
others have been invited and may be
among those who will contribute to the
success OF the occasion.
The tickets are being rapidly disposed
Of and every indication points to n most
successful and interesting event.
The club will hold . meeting Wednes-
DAY, February 2. when meIabers and
friends are requested to be present and
obtain tickets II they have not already
done so. Tickets can be obtained II any
time from members OF the club or upon
application to the secretary.
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WOODFORDS.

Rev. Manlsy b. Townsend Of DIX.
feld, who has been the guest Of his
brother, Rev. Harry Il. Townsend, Re-
we're street, has been obliged to rstuyn to
his homo owing to the climate and the
consequent effect upon his throat. His
wife 10 to remain and visit several weeks
among relatives and friends.
Conductor Frank Spring, Of the West
trook division Of the Portland Railroad
company, who has been sick for several
weeks with . cold, has resumed his
labors.
MIR. Harry B. Peters Of Lincoln street,
Woodfords Highlands, has besn In Bos-
ton few days the past week on bust.
ness.
Miss 9ensvievs Matthews entertained
party Of friends Thursday evening
at whist at her home on Pleasant street.
Mr.. George w. Turner, Woodfords
street, who has bean quite III with pnsu :
monia. was reported IS little better yes
terday.
Miss Gertrude Hopkins, Forest avenue,
has been entertaining her cousin, Mr..
Teck Of HsvsrhilI, Mass during the past
week.
Mrs Francis L. Hoyt, Is6 Desring ave-
nue., entertained the ladies Of the Trinity
Guild Thursday. Late In the afternoon
tea and chocolate were served.
Miss Myra Wilson OF West Cumbsrlan d
has recently been the guest Of her cousin.
Miss Alice Norton.
The supper and entertainment held Fri
day evening Mt Lewis hall. under the d.
rection Of the Ladies' circle Of the church
was well attended. The Young Peoples
Auxiliary club In few weeks will give
an entertainment. The gentlemen Of
the parish are to serve their annual sup
per Friday evening, February nth.
The ID. l.. s. club Of Stroudwatef will
be entertained at the home Of Mrs. J. b /.
Curtis and Miss Wilcox on Tuesday at
tsrnoon, February 9, at three O'Clock.
Tn Q work Of installing the auxiliary
steam plant for the us. of the Dsering
and Portland Electric Light companies
on Forest avenue Is now nearly oomplet-
ed.
Rocky Hill lodge, X. OF p, expects to
confer the RANK OF esquire on q o. ndidAte
at the meeting to be held next Thurs.
day evening. The new bylaws recently
adopted and ordered presented Will be
ready for distribution at the next meet
Inc
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SHOULD BE KNOWN.
Mr.. Piummcr Says People should ID
Told How Rum seizures Are Made.

Ex-Dsputy Sheriff Charles A.Plummer
who had an encounter with Deputies
Gribbin ana Osborne In Fore street sa-
loon on Friday morning. called upon
Judge Hin of the municipal court Satur-
day forenoon to consider. the advisable
ty Of swearing out warrants for assault
against Gribbin and Osborne No de-
cision was reached In the matter as Judge
Hill requested MIR. Plummer that he walt
until the fret Of the week before taking
any action.
al cannot tell now what will be done
about this matter" said Mr.. Plumper
on Saturay evening. "rhe manner In
which these two officers make seizures
at the rum shops ought to be described
to the people. If no warrants for arrest
are sworn out against Gribbin and Os-
borne, civil actions may be taken against
each OF them"
Mr.. Plummer states that he is not now
a constable and that he has not been for
the last forr or i've years.
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,u, OF Brown street. during The past

gers, Of Brown street. during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Of Brown street
have been vlsiting In Portland.
Mira Lottis Rankin will close hsr mill
iInsry business on sawyer street and
move TO- Biddsford.
Mrs. Matthew Wood Of Summer street
10 visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles n.
Cole at Falmouth.
There was special nesting Of the
South Portland board Of aldermen Satur-
dag evening, prssidsd over By the mayor.
and after the reading OF the previous rec
ords, Mr.. 5. l.. Carleton appeared before
the board and asked for rebate OF taxes
on certain lots OF land on Meeting Houss
hill. The matter was laid over 10 tbs
next meeting.
1hc auditor presented accounts sagrs-
eating %. 461. 10 and the usual order WAS
given its first reading.
Frank q. Dysr's resignation % ballot
clerk in ward three wss accepted ami In
mis- place L. S. Arey Was appointed.
On motion OF Alderman 6oAmman 10
was ordered that the auditor and COM
mittee on finance bs instructed TO make
the first annual report Of the receipts and
expenditures of the city Of SOUTHPORT
land for the year ending January 81, 1900.
and that 1900 copies Of the same be print
cd for the use of the city and for distri-
button; and that there be appended
thereto copy Of the mayors address and
reports Of the city officers returned to the
city council at the Gloss Of she financial
year.
Il was further ordered that the cost Of
printing said reports be charged to the
account Of printing and advertising
and that the committee on fnancs and
claims make contracts necessary 70 carry
into effect the provisions Of the order.
The council adjourned to "Wednesday
evening next.
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Important to M others.
A FISH COMBINE.

Boston. February "a fish combine
has been formed by forty Of the Wholesale
houses of Boston and other points on tins
New England coast. The title is "Ths
Boston Fish COMPANY" and 1t has been
organized under the laws Of Delaware.
The authorised capital Is 5000 COO OF
which 500. 900 Is paid in. The officers Of
the company are, President, L. ID.
Baker, vice president. John r. Neal
ssorstary, N. ID. Freeman; treasurer, Il.
L Mayo. The organization began bust
mess February /.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoR SOCIETY

A large numt er of the members of the
A N. E. Zion church met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Mathews on La
fayette street for the purpose Of organic
ing a society Of Christian Endeavor. At
ter many esrnest words and praysr by
Rev. Mr.. Singleton he appointed Mr.. r.
II. Mathews to organize the society. AZ
ter the reading of the constitution by
Miss Abbie Harris, the secretary Of the
Portland union, the following officers
were then elected:
Presidential. II. Mathews.
Vice President-Miss Eva Mathews.
Recording Seoretary-Miss Lulu Single
ton.
Treasurer-Mrs. Ogden.
Corresponding Secretary-M Mrs. L. V.
Singleton.
: 1t was decided to hold the meetings of
the society on Friday evening. After sew
sral minor matters had been discussed
Mr.. Charles Ii. Mcsley addressed the
mem bers on the first society and Its
growth and appealed to them for loyalty
to church and pastor.
Miss Harri 8 welcomed the society to
the union and after refreshments bad
been served very social hour was passed.
The society has the best wishes Of the
Endeavors all over the city.
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MORRILLS.


Al the. fret meeting Of the Schiller
club, Mss Anna Latham Of Dssring Gen.
ter gave an Interesting informal talk on
Holyrood Castle and other subjscts con
nectsd with the story o Mary, Queen Of
Scots. The club IL studying Schiller
| play Of Maria Stuart
The Unisn Bible GLASS will mest Mon
day evening with Rev. Judson Bryant,
Riohaidson strsst.
Miss Myrtics Cheney has returned from
LEVEL and resumed her duties at the
High school.
walter Converse JonesJof Leonard street
who has been quits III, 10 now able TO
sit up.
Al q recent meeting Of the p. u.
Shakespeare club, an intersstins letter
from Mrs. Rice Of Danvers, one Of our
''rssders-at-home, was read. Mrs. Rice
(born Stanwood) was forusrly assistant
editor Of the Christian Mirror in Port
land.
Mr.. Dunton Of Ocean street, who has
been quite III, has 10 far recovered ~ to
be able to 60 out.
Mr.. @. q. Lane Of Pleasant street has
been reported better.
The Unity club will meet Tuesday eve :
ming ct the home Of Miss b. s. Morrill,.
4os Forest avenue. Roll call from favor
lite authors. The annual pronounoins
match " ill also be held ct this meeting
and full attendance OF the members 10
desired.
The late Mr.. James ID. Cheney, VII oss
funeral services were held from his home
during the past week, some four years
ago with his wife celebrated the b4th an :
| nivsrsary Of thsir marriage.
The Ladies' circle Of Rookamseoook
tribe of Red Men held supper and social
Saturday evening ut Red Mems hall.
The supper was well attended and was
served By Mrs. George Blake, Mrs. George
Seal. Mrs. W. n. leighton and Mrs. 81
las 6trout During the evening the dra-
ma "Me and Otis" was presented to q
large audience, BY . cast Of well known
and able amatsur talent.
Mr.. Amasa Cobb. Warrington avenue,
who has been quite III at his home ~ .
result OF Brights disease. 10 reported to
DO AZ we'll as can be expected under the
circumstances.
Retiring Postmaster McKona Of the
Deerins Center post ONCE and his assist
ant, Miss Stella MoKone, take with them
the best wishes Of the patrons Of the
office, for the faithful and efficient man
ner In which they have discharged the
duties Of their position. The new post
master, Mr.. l.. NJ. Clark, IL now In
charge Of the office.
Next Wednesday evening the entertain
ment ct Maple lodge, Good Templars.
will consist Of debate upon leading
temperance question of the day. The dis
cussion is to be opened by Mrs. y. jack
son, followed BY Miss Wells and others.
Lebanon commandsry. knights Of NAL
tn, are moving their furniture to Wood
fords where they are In tbs future, com-
msnoing with Tuesday evening, to hold
their meetings at X. of p. hall.
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WIT AND WISDOM.
A Coat of Arms.

There are coats Of arms for princes
And for marquises and earls;
There are crests Of Danes and Daughters
Much affected W the girls;
There are emblems without number,
Which come noble family wears,
Some adorned with couekant tigers,
Rampant lions, ''bulls and bears"
Bome with doves and some with dolphinA
Some with eagles. some with crowss
some with bits Of ancient arnor,
Battle axes. spears and bows.
But one coat Of arms remaineth
Which within her secret prayer
Every girl that goes to college
Ysarns with all her heart to weARt
IT'S the one above all others
That for her has greatest charmA
yust a coat OF tweed or eheviot.
And a football players arms
Omaha World Herald,
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A CUP OF HOT COFFEE.

A cup Of hot coffee makes a delicious
drink. especially on a GOLD day, and oom-
msnoing this morning W. L. Wilson
& Go. will serve CUP free at their up
per store to all callers. from either the
Post PrAndial, Breakfast or New Prov
ince brands. for which this well-known
firm 10 sole agent In this Vicinity.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

Mrs. Albert e. Neal Of West street,
Portland, has been at the home Of her
psrents, Mr.. and Mra William n. Bur-
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TOR SALE agnihcen. cottage lots and
Il new cottages st Ottawa Park, lClif Cot
hge Property on Cape electric 1.-The, near
Cape Casino. Some o. the advantages are good
streets, excellent car service, Sebago water,
electric light', fine beach, up to date restaurant
on; The grounds, only desirable parties. no
cheap cottages, everything strictly first class.
Prices and plans at our oflice. Dalton & 90.
80 RXchan ge street. ian26dtf
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CLOCK WON'T GO.

Send postal or bring II TO us. We do only the
best OF work and have made specially Of u
for years All work warranted. MCKINNEY
THE JEWELER, Monument Square. jan26du
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WE TEST EYES

Free OF charge. We have the largest stock Of
Eye Glasses and Spects cles In the city. Solid
Gold, Gold Filled, Aluminium and Nickle
Frames. We guarantee a perfect 1T Our
prices are the lowest, our glasses the best,
MCKINNEY TIE oPTICfAN. Monument
Square. jan20dtf
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EOR SALE-2 l-2 story house, pleasantly To-
Il Gated, No. pa New High. corner OF Sher-
man street, has 10 rooms and bath, cemented
cellar, combination heater. For further par
tieulars inquire OF A. &. LIBBY g. CO, a Ia
Exchange street. 2S2
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EOR SALE--The only drug store In thriving
l. manufacturing village wi h large surround.
ing country to draw from, good fixtures. small,
clean stock, low price Address DRUG STORE
Box 1851. noy27-u
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nor SALE-Magni1cent double house, (every.
l. thing entirely separate.) on Brown street
(now Norwood street, Deering, open fire.
places, steam heat, pazzas, bays very SUNNY.
near two lines of electrics, a modern house In
every respect, architects plans aud built by the
day; you can live In one rent and let the other
for $500 per year look IL over; cal afternoons.
DALTON, 50 Exchange street 25u
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TOR SALE-House lots at Woodfords, East
Deeriug and Deering Center, for &c and 50
per foot; land Is rapidly advancing and now Is
the time 10 secure lot at old prices. Easy
payments. Call afternoons. DALTON, 80 Ex-
change street. 25-u
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NJ oEEY TO L0AN-Mortgages negotiated on
M first class real estate city and suburban
property at 5 and per cent; for sale, houses
and house lots in City and In Deerlng addition
at desirable bargains. Timber lands In Maine
and New Hampshire. N. s. GARDINER. 50
Exchange street. 26-2
MONEY TO LOAN-0n first and second
M mortgages on Real Estate, life Insurance
policies when three years old. personal prop
erty. diamonds or any other good collateral
security. w. 7. CARR, Room 4. Oxford Build
lag 1856 Middle street. IS
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EOR SALE-New houses In DeeTing on street
Il car line, for $1,000 $1,000 s24O0 aud $500;
all modern convenienceS, heat. bath room. fire.
places, etc. Terms OF payment same as rent;
remember our houses are entirely new and
have never been occupied. Call and see them.
DALTON, 50 Exchange street, ab-tf
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& Wilson, aucuoneers, re-
~ moved to i54 to 100 Middle St, corner OF
Silver St dt
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nor SALE-Bargains in our made strong
trousers" We sell for $t00 1875, 1.5o. 200
and $50 per pair. Best value for the money
sold anywhere. II not satisfactory on examin-
alton money will be refunded by returning 10
us before having been worn. HASKELL 81
JONES' Lancaster Building Monument Square.
Portland, Maine. Sl-4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Fcrty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash In advance.
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OLD GOLD

Remodeled. exchanged or bought for cash. We
pay the highest cash price as We use II In our
factory. We can make you any article you wish
from your old gold. MekENNEY, Mannfac-
turing Jeweler, Monument Square. jan26du
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TENEMENT OF rooms at % Chatham ST. :;
u price IS per month. Inquire of J. e.
WOODMAN, 90 Exchange street. 24-2
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash I'm advance.