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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-27

DARING BURGLARY IN AUGUsrA.-The
Star of last evening, says tho house OF Hon.
James G. Blaine, at the lower end Of State
street, Augusta, adjoining the State House lot,
was forcbly entered through the cellar on
Sunday morning last, about one o'clock, by
one or more burglars, and property to the
value Of $3.50 or $500 stolen. The presence Of
some one in the house was discovered BY a
light shining from one of ths rooms on the
lower floor, and Mr.. Blaine was then awaken
ed, and as he passed out Of his sleeping-room
to the upper entry to discover what the mat
Ter might be, the robber emerged below from
the dlning-room in which he had lighted the
gas, and passed rapidly to the back entry
thence down cellar and made his exit through
q cellar window, by which he had entered. -
Alarm was immediately given, but too late for
any pursuit, and being no firearms in the
house, there was no opportunity to infiict
damage on the villain.
Alight being struck in Mr.. Blaine's room,
1t was found that his pantaloons were gone
and on. further examination Mrs. SBlaine'i
watch and chain were missing. They were
taken from watch stand on the mantle, quite
near the bed, and the pantaloons were taken
just from the foot Of the bed. They were
found in the diningroom, and also the port
monnaie, which luckily contained but few
dollars ia money. The money was taken from
the wallet, and everything else left undis
turbed In it. Beside Mrs. Blaihe's watch
silver Ware, to the value Of $3.50 or more. was
taken fr m the side. board, and with the true
skill Of the professional burglar, the real sill
yer was taken and the plated ware obliging-
lv left 4as3s5sf.s
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Fre,. Havana ana Porto Rfoo.

ha4H . NEW YORK, June 20.
The steamer Havana brings Havana dates
of the 21st. ~ 'tss
A Porto Rico paper of the l4th says the in
dividuals to whom the Spanish authorities de-
livered the government of the Island of St.
Domingo agreed to pay to Spain all the ex-
penses of the war, and to guarantee all prop
erty to Spaniards residing there.
1t was rumored that the Haytiens had al
ready invaded Dominican territory.as.t5 Il
The quandam blockade runner Wren
which left Havana on the 18th, was out only
two days when part of the crew seized her
and run her into Key West. Their object was
to obtain the prize money.
There remains at Havana the Mary, Vir-
ginia, ZephiDe, Francis, Flora Maria, Pelican,
Foam, Lark, Lavina and Harriet Lane.
A large italian vessel brought In 800 Coolies
on the 20th. ~ nnFD9TfaQnss hNN
There was very little sickness in Hayana.
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Convenience Of the zoos.

The subscriptions to the Third Series of the
$50 notes are steadily increasing, sometimes
running to nesr four millions day. The
Treasury Department is now filing all orders
on the day they are received, and the country
banks and other sub-agents will be able to
keep full supply on hand for the prompt ac-
commodation of their customers. There Is
no necessity for further argument in relation
to the desirableness Of this loan. Our war
expenses are nearly over and, when we
square the books, Government will need no
further loans, except as they may be required
IN the future for the redemption Of such por-
lions OF those now made as it may not suit our
convenience to pay, and these will be obtained
al peace and not at war rates. Indeed, very
large portion of the community believe that it
will be better for the country simply to pay
the interest, and permit the debt to remain as
acapital-a permanent basis for the develop
ment OF our great resources. The man who
has Government bonds has practically just as
much money as If the same amount were 10
bank notes. The bonds are simply perma-
nent credit-representing SO much Of the ma
uonal wealth, and available as capital for any
business enterprise, with the advantage of
drawing interest until used-while the bank-
notes of National Banks land we shall soon
have no other) are but the smaller hand-to-
hand circulating representatives Of the bonds.
cut up Tor convenience, but bearing no inter-
est. Thus the holder e. s. 7.sO note in
every practical sense has his money, and, at
the same time. gets a liberal interest for ii.
The national debt has certainly made the
wealth OF tie country available for great prac-
tical results. 1t has mobiiized its capital, and
given firm foundation, not only to our bank
ing, but other great public and private inter-
ests-that require credit on the one hand, but
that security for the people on the other, of
which the country's bond is the best and only
sufficient representative. We understand that
but about one hundred and forty millions of
the Third Series Of 80 notes remain to be
subscribed for, and our readers will remember
that hundred millions Of the Second Series
were taken in a single week at the close
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BY shs Prsstdsns Of the Unstsd states .
Inherited.
"A APPROXIMATION.
WAsuTNGToN. June 2(

WASHINGTON, June 70.
Whereas. 1t has been tae desire OF the gen.
eral government OF the United States to re-
store unrestricted commercial intercourse be.
tween and In the several States as soon as the
same could be safely done in view OF the re-
sistance TO the authority of the United States
by combination of armed insurgents; and
Whereas that desire has been shown in my
proclamation of the 29th of April, 1866, the
18th OF June, 1865, and the 23d of June, 1860,
and sesa ss5e erssiG sffsfIgNs
Whereas 1t now seems expedient and prop
er to remove the rstrictions upon internal, do
mestic and coastWise trade and commercial
intercourse between and within the States and
territories west of the Mississippi River;
Now, therefore, be il known, that |, Andrew
johnson, President of the United States, do
hereby declare all restrictions upon the inter-
nal, domestic and coastwse intercourse and
trade and upon the purchase and removal o.
products of the States and parts of States and
Territories heretofore declared in insurrection
/ lying west of the Mississippi River, excepting
oaly those relating to property heretofore pur-
chased by agents or captured by and surren-
dered to the forces of the United States, and
TO the transportation thereto or thereon on
private account Of arms, ammunition an all
articles from which ammunition is made
Gray uniforms and gray cloth are annulled,
and do hereby direct that they be forthwith
removed, and also that the commerce of such
State and parts of States shall be conducted
under the supervision of regularly appointed
officers of the Customs, who shall receive any
captured or abandoned property that may be
turned over to them under the law by the
military or naval forces of the United States,
and dispose Of the same in accordance with
the Instructions on the subject issuedaby the
Secretary of the Treasury. ii
- In tastimonv vharaof T havn hornunko sat
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed @saa
Done at the cityof Washington this oath day
OF June, in the year of our Lord 1865, and
of the Independence ofthe United States the
sbl eighty ninth. Alaa Il ~ sea
ANDREW. JOHNSON.
By the President-W. II. HUNTER, Acting
Secretary of State. sstsi laiaJ
- Su8 f3sr-TT-- . 7---77-- iasi44
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The FESTIVAL AND FA1R.-There viii
be grand time at City Hall this evening, the
occasion being the Festival and Fair got up
by the ladies and misses of St. Stephens
Church. The arrangements are extensive,
aud in the hands Of good managers who will
see that they are properly carried out. The
entertainment is worth thrice the money asked
for admission, and the hall, we have no doubt,
will exhibit one one Of the largest and most
fashionable audiences that has ever been gath
cred within It's walls. .as-as.a.sasaassssa-ssss.4
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EVENING JoUREAL ALMANAc.-We have
received from the proprietors of the Albany
Evening journal, copy of their Almanac for
1865. 1t is pamphlet of $50 pages and is full
of statistics relating to government, Congress.
the army and navy, the rebellion and State
affairs. The election returns are full and COM
plete. How the publishers can afford such a
valuable and interesting statistical work for
the low price of 20 cents is.more than we can
divine. Copies can be. had by addressing
Messrs. Weed, Parsons & Co., Albany, N. Y.
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BooUErs AND FLowEBs.-M j. w.
Emery, corner Of Congress and Chestnut
streets, is ready to furnish Bcquets, Flowers,
Wreaths, Garlands, Cut Flowers and Ever
greens, In any quantity and style. As there
will be large numbers ofihese articles wanted
for the Floral procession and display on The
Fourth, orders should be sent IN Immediately.
The taste of Mrs. Emery, in getting up such
beautiful designs is exquisite. We have seen
some of the handsomest boquets exhibited In
this city, that were got up by her.
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DRIVING PARK AND AGRICULTURAL
GRoUNOs.-A petition is on the desk at the
Merchants Exchange, asking the City Coun
Gil to lease 10 John P. Shaw and others, lot
of land in the westerly part Of the city, suit
able for Driving Park and for Agricultural
and other similar exhibitions. Such place is
needed, and it could not be placed under bet
ter supervision than that Of Mr.. Shaw. We
hope our merchants who cougregate at the Ex-
change, will sign the petition, and thatit will
receive the favorable consideration Of the city
government. as. 0as a3sls gssi4J So
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New Music Messrs. o. Ditson 6 Co.,
Boston, the great mnsic publishers, have sent
US some OF their latest publications, among
which are LIE Ruisseau---a beautiful waltz for
the piano, by Wollenhaupt; Marimony-a
comic duett, by G. W. Glover; Morn, Noon.
Night-song by G. Jerome Hopkins; Nico-
demus Johnson-a negro melody, as sung by
Charley Pettingall at the Opera House, Bos-
ton.
All of Ditson & Co.'s Productions can be
found at Paine's Music Store.
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HENRY IaMAN.
Capt. and A. O. M, U. 8. A,
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GENERAL CoNGREaATIoNAL CONFER
ENcE.-The Conference meets with Second
Church (Dr. Carruthers, Pastor), in their
place of worship, this morning at nine o'clock.
Organization and routine business till len
and half A. NJ, when the Introductory SER
mon will be preached by the Rev. Augustus
F. Beard of Bath. 6aq TO Hwa8fs gHFes
Afternoon Session at two O'Clock. Ad-
dresses on various subjects by Revs. @. L.
Walker, of Portland George e. Adams, d. d.,
OF Brunswick; George A. Putnam, of Var
mouth; Wooster Parker, Of Belfast; A. O.
Adams, Of Auburn; Enoch Pond, d. D., and
others. il ~ ~ is s4sA2
In the evening, at seven o'clock, the Maine
Congregational Charitable Society will hold
Its Thirty sixth Annual Meeting, when the
Annual Sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
Benjamin rappau, Of Norridgewock; and the
usual contribution will be taken up.
A prayer meeting will be held on this and
the following mornings, in the Second Parish
Vestry, at five and a half o'clock. sasiks.5 Sd
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PHII.AnRIpH1A lime 8

- FHILADELPH1A, june 70.
The subscriptions to the 730 loan to- day,
reported to Jay Cooke, amounted to $2,25S,
800, including 100000 from the First Nation
al Bank of Louisville Sis. 600 froa. the
Ninth National Bank Of New York: 100000
from the National Bank of the Republic of
Boston; SIS, 600 from the Merchants National
Bank of New Bedford; 100000 from Fisk &
Hatch of New York; $125 900 from the Sec
ond National Bank OF Nashville. There were
1878 individual subscriptions for $50 and 800
each
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ywVur Co..,.,.ee On Drains end Sews s wi re.
..;,ss''anhd pTopo-a as until Weone day. 18th
inst ~ 70 n AZ tao OHiee o. tbs Civ Engineer,
NJ ~ ta OF Savers in the Tclcwing mar cd
Sse *: in Brsckttt ST from Carl on 10 Neast;
Ivssa n St from near Bramhall 10 traci cit 1;
w n 5setf and Daafcrth SITS from 6Fav t. Siat3
~. "a Hlgh st IRON York 70 Spring ST; rpd in
dn,nrna st from O. Ark 10 Lewis st Inf mstlon
sefo sife and Style, sud form Of proposals. VII be
oven at the Office Of the CITY kngineT.
The Committee reserve the right TO reject any or
All proposals not deemed for tie interest Of the City
TO accept. Per ORDER Committee.
"a -. -shlrIa kDAuNDPHlNNk1, =.
jnre2lid -.r I..-. a.a Chairman.
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y ssoos atarsos. SOY Wa

rpool-quietg ssg aNiYAf
sas 70 b3auiaEiaHEH IA
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R E O. a II A.
July Fourth, A. d. 1865.

SECOND RACE-0pen to the organized Boat
Clubs of the City; di,ta two miles First Pike
$4,000; Second Plizs $75, 90. ) ii7I s.7lI
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3 0otton-drm sales 400 bales So a1i a8fafE
Il Fiour--State end Western 50 lower; sales 6lC0
bbls.i State 35G6 20; Round Hoop Ohio 55l8 10;
Western 85@6 80; Southern lower; sal $50 IBIS at
0o9la 70; Canada 30 lower sales 900 bblsst O0@
Wheat-l@2c lower ;ssales 50 900 bushels. Ohiea-
60 Spring l 80: Milwaukee Club 56t@l 81; Amber
sail waukee S73@l 80; Amber q lie iii an 66
Cor1-2c lower; sales 80 900 bush mixed western
at 85@88. f5W3Ns y z y
= Oats-dull sAH
Bef-quiet. 1891 Eak
- Pork-.ower; sales $3.50 bbs; new mees at 20 25@
~ hi, IN 45s efY M ufFsg9 nsF ~ !
Lard steady; sales 1850 bbls at 15lalS3 per lbs
Groceries-dull.
Naval Storas-quiet.
5 kreightsto Liverpool-quietgisss1 8NiEAE4
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FIFTH OF JULY ExoURsIoN.-The Good
Templars of this city and vicinity will make
an excursion to Saco River on Wednesday
July 9th. Everybody likes to get out Of the
city on the Fifth, and all who place themselves
in the hands Of the Good Templars, may rest
assured Of enjoying the day in a rational and
happy manner. Saco River is a delightful
place for excurtionists to visit, ofsuch con-
veniept distance thatno person need become
fstigued in making thetlip. An abundance
of ice water will be furnished free to all, also
swings, foo. La Is, dancing and other athletic
games. Darlington will have charge Of the
retreshment tables. Tickets IS cents.
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~ "A French Army Surgeon has lately pub:
lished statement to the effect that in the Cri-
mean var, no less than 95.sl5 French soldiers
persisted, the greater part Of Sickness fatigue and
priyationo sAsonly 800. 1853 men were sent into
the Crimea during the war the proportion Of
deaths was nearly one third ! 1854
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IN DIE a

" 10 have cold hands and feet; veal stomschs,
lame ana weak backss nervous and slok headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indigess
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the side
womb with internal oancers tumors, polypuE, and
al that long train Of diseases Will ind IA Electric
lty sure means Of cure. For painful menstruaticR
Of troubles with young ladies Electr,ity Is ,erian
specific, and viii, In short time restore the zurW
10 the ViRor Of health - % ~ ~ r-.lI1
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THEE CAUeHT.--Y yesterday afternoon q
colored man named Spencer broke into the
store of George Harris, in the Blight, and
stole watch and about five dollars in change.
He sold the watch to Pete Small. In the
evening officer Parsons arrested Spencer, and
took him to the lookup, and recovered the
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ARrEMAs Ward CoMIEe. This great
humorist, unequallsd as yet anywhere, will
give an entertainment at City Hall next FRI
day evening, when he viii give his experience
Among the Mormcns,s which has attracte
crowded houses wherever it has been given,
and created more laughter, probably, than any
other production from mortal man. Those
who wish for good seats should secure, them
IA season. 900 Aias rs assa assd sgad u9ii asa18tsi
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TEETH TEETH TEETH

DR.. D. still continues TO Extract Teeth b EEeetsit
~ pithoWt Pdin. Persons having dscayed tet
or stumps they wish to have removed tor ressttin
he would give polite invitation 20 all.
Superior htectro Magnetic Machines FOR saie iol
family use with thorough instructore.
DR.. d. can accommodate . few patients Witn
board and treatment ut his hoHse. go.
Once hours from o'rlaFf 4. =. 81
from 10 8 r. h, and Ito pin ire evening
.S;0neuItatfOn fraos I'd at.g r.1a noVlH u
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A correspondent who sends Us his name,
complains that as he was viewing articles in
tic wintow Of store on Congress street last
Saturday evening, in company with a friend,
he was "'gruAiy" ordered by a policeman to
s.move on" and that when he attempted to
argue the matter with the officer, he was told
"not to make any words about it." He COM
plains Of this, being stranger, and wishes to
know If it SIS according TO Municipal laws and
regulations" We answer that the police are
bound TO keep the sidewalks clear for passen-
gers, even if they are obliged to start persons
who may be looking at objects placed in win
doSs. But the officers are bound to perform
this duty pleasantly, unless resistance be Of
fered to their authority. s-.ias.ss 81 !
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COMMERCIAL.
Pc- steamshio D ,lmaseus at Port au Basnua.

1U|steHHsHIp D5maseus az POrt Au Basqu6.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June l6 -
The Cot ON Brokers Circular reports the sales of
the week at le5 900. Guiding $1,000 t. SPECTATORS
and 81, 900 to exporters The market has been buoy
anita Id higher. For other d. scrlptioDs the fol-
lowing are the authorized quotations. Fair New
Orleans at l9f; midnling New Orleans at 100; fair
Upland at 1S3d; middling Upland at IT'D. Sa'es
to day Friday srs estimated at 1900 bales.> The
port S54. 600 bales of which $4,000 bales are Amer-
.4sl .
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PRRsoNAL.-M Mr.. F. F. Halle, brother Of E.
o. Halle, Esq publisher Of the Mobile Daily
News, is in the city canvassing for advertise
ments and subscriptions for that paper. This
viii afford our merchants good opportunity
for opening business relations with the Mobil-
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uD6
The steamer Ida Handy, from New GREENS,
has arrived with 100 bales Of cotton ior st.
Louis. Gen. Candy was passenger on the Ida
Cotton to the amount OF 4s6 bales passed
here last night for Cincinnati, Evansville and
s.. Louis, is ed d9sGa 80 ,aelaosa zanls Pre- So
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Two Lodges Of Good Templars are TO be
instituted in Washington County this week, -
one in Machias and one in East Machias.
These Temperance societies are now spread
ing over our State with astonishing rapidity.
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MINERAL AND SODA WAFER Crosman
6 Co. are drawing daily from their fountains
immense quantities Of Soda and Mineral wat
ers, favored to the taste with delicious sy-
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The Rheumatic, the gcuty, the lame and the ls1y
leap With 10y, and move with tho agility and slast(s
fly Of youth; the heated brain 10 cooiod; the fr0st
bitten limbs restored, the nncouth dofornitics rts
moved; faintness converted to vigor weakness 10
strength; the blind made to see tho deal TO hear a.
the paslsd form to move uprisht the bIefashse cf
youth are obliterated; tho GccjdsHts OF mature lire
prevented the calamities Of old age cbya,ed aEe
n notfro oirnulaslou nnkintaineG. H-
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DRAMATIC. Mr. Pike had large audience
this benefit last evening, and the plays were
we'll performed. Mr.. Warren, as "Golightly,"
in the farce Of "Lend me Five Shillings," was
inimitable, and drew down rounds Of applause.
So did, Mr.. Pike as @Toodles, = and Mr.. Ryan
is Paddy" in the Irish Tiger a 1921 ~. =
The Theatre will be closed until next Mon
day night when it win reopen with new at,
fractions. SIS llsel4.aA be Aas'iEaS g fssst
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Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly fur ished upon receipt of Subscriptions
The Notssof this Third Series arsprecisely similar
in form and privileges to the Thirtiss already
sold except that the Government reserves to itself
tn option o. paying interest In gold ooin at per
cent instead of 7 s-Iothsin currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to July 18TH
at the time when they subscribe
The delivery of The not.s this third series ofthe
seven-thirties will eomm on TIE LIST Of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date. - s., ,sssf - 81 .ss.f sos.
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIsD sERIEs affect onls the mater of interest -
The pay IN gold If made will be equivalent to
the currency interest of tho higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event Of
which only viii be the option to pay interest in gold
be availed of, would reduce and equalize prices
that purchases inside with TX per cent in gold would
tbe fully equal to those made with seven and three
All aw r. z
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BASE BALL.-The following is the score OF
game of base ball, played between the Ores
cent B. B. Club Of Little Blue, Pennington,
and the Pennington Club of Pennington, Sat-
urday, June 25th. "a sas
Crescent.-Runs-P. Brown, 8: r. F. Cow
ell, 8; LIST b. Weston, L; @. F. Whaley, q; G.
Hanson, p; I'd B. Dinsmore, 8; s. S. Jones. 3:
% b. Page, 2; L. F. Barnard, a; Total, 25
Farmington-Ru ns-C. Stoyen, / p. Mitch
ell, 4; s. s. Garceion, LIST B. Morrill,, O.; I'd b.
Hays, 0; Sd B. Tarbox, 8; L. F. Greenwood,
B; @. +. Stoyell, L. 2; r. f., Ormsby, /.
Total, 10. EH4
Innings. lI2Isl4I5LeI7Isls Total.
Cretcent oI0t8 OlOI9I6lllI rs
j. StoyelI, Capt. Of the Harrington Nine; e.
Burbank Weston, Capt. o. the Crescent Nine
Mr.. VIM. Brookhouse Of the Little Blue Fam
lily School, Umpire, .g aauH 81
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The Spectator adds editeriallx

The Republic which was supposed to be alb
sorbed in trade and agriculture, eneryated by
wealth and prosperity, incapable of the efforts
and sacrifices which are required for war - this
Republic has already shown itself upon the bat
tle-ields the rival Of the Republics Of Rome and
Greece. Like the Grecian Republics, it has al
ready had its two Nervic wars-its Persian and
its Peloponnesian war. The war of l774 to 1882,
which created its nationality, and the war Of
1851 to 1865, which has put an end to slavery,
has engraved its name in the frst-class among
the records of martial glory God grant that il
may be able to stop without going further than
this career OF blood and danger
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90 ~, LoUIsyILL KY, June 20. gs
The celebration of St. Johns Day by the
Masons, on Saturday, was very imposing. 1t
was one OF the finest professions ever seen
here. ~ sss sat aia g,aef 4 4olga j
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-STRAwBERRrEs.-If you wish to see nice
strawberries, go to the exhibition of the Port
land horticultural Society tomorrow even
ing, There is no charge for admissions. "