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nN and after Monday, juno nth, 1861, through
~ Express mail for Boston will close at $50 z. M.
due at 1110P Nj. For Frecport, Brunswick, BATH,
Topsham, BowdOin am, Richmond, Gardiner, ii al
lowell and Augusta close at lis P. ~; due al $40
P. M. w. DAVIS, p. NJ.
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kI! fl d |laI1 ol6ls

This is first class, very heavy plain Collar, made
of pure white non stock, costing 10 per cent. more
and warrant ed TO be finer, viii and Onger than
the stock used In any similar collar. they are made
by the new process used only by the Ne Plus Ullra
Collar Company, being MOLDED to form a space Tor
the cravat, tn ned on iuli cusUe line and can be
REVERSED or worn either side out. Made in all
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Over 100000 a Month

All Paper Cuffs heretofore made have been nearly
worthless, on account of the great difficulty OF put
ting in and taking on the Studs by which the Cuff
Is frequently destroyed with wearing. This OBJ
lection is wholly obyiated in the Duplex Cuff which
made under the patent OF the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company, with new button hole, used in no other
cuh which enables the to put in or take out
the stubs INSTANTLY, without tearing or injulipg
the cuff or button-hole in the least. Il Cst Of this
Kind ao acedr more than three times as long as ana
other. They are made OF very heavy pure white
stock, In exact imitation Of linen, and are uater-
Pr09,ed ny our new process in the sane manner OF
the Duplex Collar Our orde warrant us in say
ing that in less than one year other Paper Cuff
will be called for or sold by the trade throu ehout
the country. We also manufacture the s.Water
Line Cuff" "a very heavy enamei led Cuff CORE T.
ponding with the Collar Of that name. TEey have
the patent button-hole the same the Duplex Cuff
500 REVARD!-One hundred dollars will be
paid for information Which will convict any Dealer
Of selling lus not made by the Ne Plus Ultra Col
lar Company, OF Bddeford. Me-, having button
holes like those in the Duplex Cuff, as tie exclusive
patent for the Uni ed States Tor such button hole is
owned by said Company, and all infrngements will
be prosecuted to the extent of the law
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Ohio Republican state Convention.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June ~.
The Republican State Convention, which
ct here to-day, renominated the present
6 fieial incumbents, with the exception of the
members of the Board of Public Works, ~
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WHAT DID IT? young lady returning to her
YORK, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
Oh fustic flushed lace, she hal soft ruby complex
ION oi ainost marble smoOtiness and instead or 90
sle really appeared but IL. She told them plainly
she used Aagam's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without IT, Any lady can improve her appearance
very mach by using this article. 1t can be ordered
Of any druggist Tor 50 cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Wanted
Wanted.

sNO purchase, four small Ponies for saddle or car
riage use State color, age, weight, and lowest
cash price. Address ~. Z. B. >" Box 2Ois Portland
Me. f-''- -'t f"-A june12itt
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Horses. arriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATU RDAY, at II O'Clock A M, on new
~ marker lot, Market sreet, 1 shall sell Homes,
carriages harnesses, sc.
Apl ~. +. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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Notice..

THE annual meeting OF the Portland and New
office, Glps Wharf, on Tuesday, he 25th inst, at
O'Clock Z. Nj. HENRY FOX,
Clerk and treasurer.
Portland, June 10, 1867. je17dtd.
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Farm for Sale.

OFFS acres, more or less, situated within / miles
Vol the Posi- ONCE, of Portland, bounced on the
road west beyond the We-tprook Aims House farm,
.nl continuing down to the canal The lower side.
II is very fitting place tor a market garden, or
beau itul place for private residence, there i
splendid orchard in very high state of cultivation
the farm. The iarm cuts about Is tons of ha, il
has been II ry well manured tor the last ten wears
Consequently gives very large yield OF Produce
also has very good batn, ana Is insured or $500 l
would be very CON enent for 81. endid brick ward
as there is any amount Of brick mat rial on the
premises. Ferf ct tue guaranteed. Tor tnrther
Particulars enquire OF III. DOLAN,
jel5I 2S7 Fore street, Portland.
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Just Received.

A LARGE lot of Rain Wafer Filterers and Wafer
"A Coolers. Also on hand Refrigerators and lee
Chests OF all sizes. +. & G. u. NASH.
May Z. dtf ia Fore Street.
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sxead your own Destiny.

C,END nor nv large illustrated circular aceompa-
- MED with Astrological chart and full eircc ions
for use; enclosing cents or two red stamps to pre-
IN nosfage address AMOS Il. POWELL,
~iiiy o. 3w Boston, Mass.
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A LII persc rs having purchased lead or Oil in
u Bonu from who have not rcnoe erred their draw
back papers will please so on or neiore the zoh
inst BURGESS, FOBES & co.
June lids to leo
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All who value valuable head of hair and its pres
ervaton from premature badness and turning grew
VIVA not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharon. il
makes the hair rich soft and glossy, eradicates dand
FUN, anu Causes the hair TO grow with Iuxurian,
beauty. Ii is sold everywhere.
Fof L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Lost!
ON Monday, june 10, 1867. a Bread Cart Drivers
~ Book, viii h is OF NO to anv one but tie sub
scrber. Whoever will return the same to No IS
Bracket street to either OF the subscribers drivers
shall be suitably rewarded
GEO. W. II. BROOKS.
June 14-d1wk
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Tenement Wnnte1l.

tenement Wanted.
n Y one having a furnished or un urIished house
IA OH Munjoy HILL t lei, Tor the summer or longer
can lind tenant who can bring the best of refer
June ii. div
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u. S. MUrsZUZ'S Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l Too.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS. 1891. .sl.
DUR,UANT to Munitions from the Hon. Edward
L Fox, Judge OF the United States district Court,
within and for the District OF Maine, hereby give
pubic notice that he following Information and Lii
bells have been fiIed in said Court, viz:
An I1Vorns1tion against 30 CASES OF BRANDY
CASES. or GIN; rs KEGS OF GIN BEL.
SPIRITS; CASE OF SCOTCH WHIsKEY; / CASE
OF MALT WusKEY CASES OF MALT WHIs-
KEY l Dozen BOTTLES OF CHAMPAGNE $40
LBS. NUTMEGs 107 LBS. CLOVES 81 LBS. SPI Il:
seized by the Collector OF the District OF Portland
and Falmouth, on the fifteenth day OF April last
past, at Portland, in said District.
A Libel against THE SCHOONER SARAH &. HAIR
RS, HER TAChLE, ApPAREL AND FURNITURE
seized by the Collector of the District OF Portland
and Falmouth on the fourth day OF May last pas at
Bangor in said district. 20 .tli..'-7 81
A Libel against THE SCHOONER COLUMBUS, her
tackle apparel ana furniture seized by the Collector
of the District of Portland and Falmouth, on the
twenty day of May last past, at Portland, in
said District. -stt7-'
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws of
the United States, is more particularly forth
in said Iniorma lion and Libel that bearing and
trial will be had thereon at Hanger in said District
on the Fourth Tuesday OF June current, when ami
where any persons interested thele elm may appear
and show cause, il any be shown, wherefore the
same should not be decreed forfeit, anu disposed of
according to law. sf a.l.f- -l
Dated at Portland, this tenth day of juno, A. D.
1867. .,, Il s-et. I f.s.L
.s.S..r. F. A. QUINBY,
Deputy U. s. Marshal,
NM n-hfl al sfrin fA Mai
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DEERZNG3 Sc HILL.
DEN1LZNW1, = HHLL.
MADAME "a.
EH5- .kaU4 tif1kl.- -1I-7f1- y AZ ~ li
PAR E PA eROSA'S
..o9 Grand Concert
Tuesday Ev'G. juno 25th.
e .sgggs,D r---sA , SO
positively only One Night in Port
As5s TNgTg8Es land. san ds7 ~

q A. :
VIE world wide celebrity achieved by Madame
i .PARfPA Rosa, who is acknow lcdred to be The
eIeatest nymg singer, and the great vocal and in
Tromn. h speriofmers combined in her Concert
iloupe mas D. en- 50 thoroughly recognized wherever
they nave appeared that it would be useless tn OVAL
upon the iact universally ded that never before
American public. s--GS = " '-'
- MADAME PA KEPA ROSA
whose conversance with the Italian French German
anu Spanish languages, an magnificent Voice and
thorough musical culture whe ther Heard in opera-
lc seicetons in sacred songs or in those Grman AMI
English ballads, to which her exquisite Ienderng has
gwen undy lame, has proved a worthy successnr
% Jenny Lind in the esteem and admiration OF the
On world and the new, will be accompanied by the
following renowned artists: .F.5lr-frET y
MIR. THEODORE HABELuax.
The distinguished Lyric Tenor whose success in onc
fas anu concei IS has never been exceed by any 9TH
er Tenor extant. tt84 'E5GGsE sT-~ - A' w.
& rls7aa SIG. FEERANTI, 'lU aDt
The brilliant, dashing Basso Buffo fresh from the
Strand e;t; Opera OF Paris London and the principal
----. .s.as.. SIG. FORTUNA, .H @"i~ {
The pleasing and talented Baritone who is wei,
known in London in the best soc ety, and who de-
lights everywhere by his true Italian singing =,
ME. CARL R0sA,
The great classic Violinist, whose repertoire COM
prises al the works OF The old masters as well as The
spa gems OF the modern school, and whose won
ger VI execution and eminently sympatheti tic STYLE
has justly placed him in the very first rank of his
profession in Paris London, Hamburg, Vienna &C.,
as well as in this country. T-TT-'
MIR. =. BEHRENs,
The accomplished Pianist will act as conductor.
eg Prices Of Admission = Reserved Seats 81. 90.
Cards Of Admission only 50 Gems : = -, -
reserved seats may be secured on and after Friday,
June zotn, az O'Clock at Paine's Music Store 80
ADoLPI BIRGFELD, Business Manager
o. q. CHASE, Agent. ~ -
farepa Concert, Granite Hall, Anguish,
Wednesday,, June both, eis.st
June II. 0td
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v SlIaS l|Illyl1 lar

This is well known as the standard enamelled Col
line process used solely by the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company. being tie only method by which perfect
enanielied Collar can possibly be manufactured 1t
is warranted entirely free frGm poison and is every
way the most perfect durable aud best fitting enam
ellel Collar in the market. Made in all sizes and
styles. i,aI
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Agent Wanted.

A6ShV w
| hrst class Lie Insurance Company to act as
L canvasser ior the city and assistant to General
agent. good opportunity for a. energetic and
feiiaDe man. Address with references
Jet4ilw GENERAL AGENT, Box 1722P, O.
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A RCNlTECTURE g. ENGINEERiNf s.
n Messrs AN DERSON. BONNELL CO., have
made arrangements with MIR. STEAD, an Architect
OF established reputat and will in future carry ON
Architecture with their business as Engineer FAR
ties intending 10 build are invited 10 call at their
o.jce, No. COG Congress street, and examine eleva-
tons and plans churches, banks, stores, blocks OF
buildings, tc. II
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90 400 AGENTS WANTED. A
AOsNSONJsample cent free. with terms, tor
any one to clear 1926 daily, in three hours business
entirely new, light and desirable. Ca. be done at
home or travelling, by both male and female No
gift enterprise or humbug pig.
Address w. ii. CHIDESTER,
je1Sd6t&w1t 366 Broadway New York.
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RY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at u req isi
~ street, Is now located at his new store M Oh
eral 81, few doors below Lime street, WI, at,ciic
% his usual business OF cleansing anu heraiiis
y E6r-Second-band Clothing tor sale at fair prices
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Means OF the Company.
Prospects for Business,

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
East is now complete, anu the earnings the Union
Pacific on the sections already finished for the first
two weeks in May were s11s,o00. These sectional
earnings, as the road progresses, will much more
than pay the interest on the Company's bonds, and
the through business over the only line of railroad
between the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense.
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Board at the seaside.

MOOD Rooms ard genteel Boaru furnished by the
VI subscriber at moderate charges.
Address ROBERT +. SKILLINGS,
Peaks Island,
Care OF GEO. TRitFErnEN, Portland, Maine.
june 10 dew
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4 a NICE Emery Wheels, with table Shaft for
lOwheel at each end and counter shaft buI Httlo
used.
Also four Vulcanized Wheels and two arbors will
be sold very reasonable.
j. W. PENNEY,
,oo- Mechanic Falls, Nc.
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Valuable House and Lot on High
Street. for Sale.

rVyTE tyyo story house and lot, Nos High street,
/ The residence OF the late VIM. Akerman. Lot
about IOx i2o feet. House well arranged, eemented
car brick cistern, together with gas fixtures, fur
nace abundance D hard and sot wator. There Is
/, Good stable now the premises with ample room
10 co struct much iarger and comple,e car
rage entrance. .
Inquire OF JOHN e. PROCIER,
June I4-d3w Real Estate Broker.
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Apply at CanaI
April 10. dit
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
i9r indigeston, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache
Cholera MOrbus, &C., where warming, genial slim,
uant Is required Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article Tor Gull
tie. ~
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
n IuIx "a ,ce q,
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Hnuse and S;pn paint;no.
Post Omce Notice.

DIAM and Decorative Paper Hanging. Will
L LIAM SHEAL, formerly of New York, will be
happy to attend TO any orders from friends CT the
pubic. House q Wilm0t st. may24d1ms
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Wanted.
A FEW good Male and female agents Immediate
"A ". For further particulars address, with stamp.
or call on - = : u n WHITE
\ Market Square, up stairs, Portland, Me.
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House LOt for Sale.
Clothing Cleansed ana repaired

CITUATED on west side CT ST John Street. 80 by
~ 100 feet. particular enquire of T. L. Moody,
St John Street, or +. B. Alien, No. 10 Atlantic st
Portland, Me. innel7Lsw
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HAVANA, june 10.
Sugar firm and tending upward; No. u auotoa a
u q reals. . = =
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Found

A LADY'S Gold Chased Pin. The owner can have
a the same by calling at this Office and paying for
this notice. junei7iWs
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90! $500
The ga n EavOrite'' SewiuU Machine

~ HE greatest triumph of mechanical ingenuity OF
the age. Sews with perfect accuracy and aston
ishng rapidity, and is the cheapest practical machine
In the world. gents ganted ereryohers. Samples
sent 10 any part OF the upon receipt OF price,
Address WILLIAM ID. TWITCHELL, New York
City, N. Y, Station D, 2. U. Box 81. iune3l3w
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TO LET I

In New Canal National Bank Building, Middle St.,
e. One Store ON the Lower Story;
OFFICES IN THE THIRD STORY,
ONE HALL IN FOUR TH STORY.
Apply at Canal National Bank, MiddleSt.
April 10, dit
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heSim,street's nimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor or over twenty years. II
icts upon the absOrbents at the roots of the hair and
changes to its original color by degrees All insan-
strocts Is not dye but is cerlin in its results pro-
notes its growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing.
Frice 5O cents and S1.00. Soidby all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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For Rent

: --'T-| |-TT7 ~ TUT 1lCul.
OFFICES in the third story CT building on corner
" of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
Gee OF ~ rs i'i0.l' OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb. %. tt Exchange Street.
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wAN7ED,
WANTED.

~ FIRST CLASS Boot Makers, for which Tho
lO highest prices will be paid, and constant EN-
ployment.
None need apply but the best wOrkmen.
163 Middle Street, Portland, Me.
jelSd1w JONES & WILEY.
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Sale of Forfeited Horses.

vile following described HORSES having baen
- seized Tor violation Of the Revenue Laws OF
shc United States and the Appraisers having ,erti-
nc oer oatn That the expense Of keeping the same
they VIII be sold at public auction, in front OF
oawyers Stable, on Federal ST, on SATURDAY
JAM 2Sth, at II O'Clock A NJ, to WITT
prs Match9,l Horses slack House. Bay Horse.
Grey Horses l Roam Mare, bay Mare;
Under the provisions Sec. Is, of the Act entitled
IAN Act further to prevent smuggling and for otber
purposes" approved July Is, Ito
ISRAEL WA5HBUkN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, June ~, 1867 atd
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Flour Barrels Wanted /!

{ IN and after January I'd, 1867, we shall resume
" the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at The
Office of the -1 "
.lq PORTLAND Sugar Co.,
s.L ~ III DnnfortI ST.,
Febedtf II r. BROWN G. SONS
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Furniture, &c n. ,o..o

- =, ,,,,,,,,y fV n uCIIUE.
M ia, = oa'ie ~ at 1OA. NJ shall sell at
Crockery, Glass and Silver lated Ware &c ui''
je19utd II. v. BAILIY &nrtio,o.
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Ne Plus Ultra Collar Company,

BIDDEFOKD, MAINE.
FyLicensed by the Union Paper Collar Co. Of New
York
CHARLES A. SHAW, Prest F. HAINES, Treas.
. WHOLESALE AGENTS: -af '-f
SIMONS BROS. & CO., No 8 Otis st. Boston
BENNETT, STRICKLAND q FELLOWS,
is. 80 Barclay rect, New York.
ALEXANDER BUSH & CO., 313 Market St.,
Philadelphia.
THOMES, SMARDEN & co, rE4 Portland
June IT. Mon WeddSat 13t ss-a
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Annual Meeting.

1yIOCCII1Se
rI'HE Annual Nee ing of the Stockho ders of the
i Portland Rolling Mills will be holden at the
office of the Treasurer, 1876 Fore street Portland,
Tuesday, June 25th, Is Z, at O'Clock p NJ, for the
purpose If choosing a Clerk Treasurer and five
Directors. tor the un. year, and the transaction
OF such other business may legally come before
them.
GEO. Z. b. JACKSON, Clerk.
June 15dtd
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~ ga small Cuban Greyhound Had a col
1N<7 lar with the 0Nner's name. The inn,ier
HH will be paid for his trouble by returning
s-ssEs-se2 him to FRED y. BlBBEk,
10 Daniorth st or o1 Free ST., Portland.
June 1. diff =,
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Life in onsta ntinople as it is.

The former metropolis of the East Rn-
man and OF the first Christian Empire,
from which Christianity decrPed refor-
nation to the unhinged Old World, but
which was subsequently, by inf 'xible
Rome, sentenced to bear the yoke Of
Mahommedanism is lately beginning, un.
der the fostering care OF the Christian DC.
cident, to rise regenerated like 81 Phoenix
from her ashes; and Chrstiarizsd Pcra
and Galata, surrounded as they are by
an endless sea of Turkish habitatirns,
with their European elements, their for
eign embassies, consulates, clerical and
other CIVILIZED institutionS-wih their
palaces and imposing edliires, and all
Their multiiarious throng and hustle, re
sembe a jew set in n golden ring. the
always sparkling inner side of which
forms. as it were, the living soul of the
whule,-the nucleus being these two
specifically European "home>teads -
From them new and lie-strring spirit,
and with it reformation, spread over old
Byzanium. 1t WAS this spirit, that called
into life the fairy palaces of the Sultans
and their sumpluous mausoleums-the
palaces of the Sublime Porie-those Of
the ministries-the numerous and spa
cious barracks, in fact all that modern
Islaism is creating The same spirit it
was, that gave rise'to the grand plan,
looking to the organization of the whole
vast city, and which is approaching near
e- and nearer its completion with every
conhagration. The Turkish Cover nmcnt
pursues this plan 50 zealousIy, that its
Subjects actually accuse il OF being the
direct cause of these frequent corf igra-
tions, in order to be enabled, by their
means, to organize and rebuild the city.
The Turks originally built their houses
Of light spars and clay on the old site, in
imitation of the ArabS-an1 even their
rich men followed this custom, Now-a-
days, under the hands of the Europeans,
palaces of marble and stone rise in their
places. In the old city, the city proper
Of the Constantines, number of magnif-
cent structures of stone, even palaces ia
ting back to the old Romish-Greek times.
have been preserved, indeed-but Euro
peans worked their way intu them, anh
the Government rents these buildings 10
the foreigners for Offices and slorelouses at
moderate rate. for Turks were not al
lowed formerly TO build stone houses OIL TO
live in them.
Not only the exterior appearance of
the city lut her inner life. alsn. has
changed very much. Europeans now en-
ter Turkish Mosques freely, IN the Turks
enter Christian churches unreservedy, oc-
casionally even, were il only from curios-
ity, attending service. Turkish women,
formerly so carefully hidden from the
worlds gaze, now a days are constantly
seen m the streets among the throng of
European women, but unfor unately, do
still retain their ahominable cuslume -
The woman Of the ORIENT stl! conlinu
to cUver her face, excepting only the eyes,