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Delegates 10 the Stale and District Con-
veuHs0ns

NcAAOuSs
The delegates elected at the Ward caususes
on Monday evening met yesterday afternoon
in the Reception Hall and selected Hon. Jacob
Mcclellan, Hon. Neal Dow and Gen. George
F. Shepley as delegates at large to the District
Convention, to be held in this city tomorrow.
YARMoUTH.-George S. Loring, Amos Cor
hss, VIM G. Seabury, Samuel Buckman.
State Convention Buxton, Au-
gustus b. Brown, M L. Soule, Frank Perry.
FALMoUTH.-District Conoention.-E. H.
Starbird, Jeremiah Hobbs, John Woodbury.,
Smith Barbour
The same were also elected to the State Con-
vention.
Roswell Phillips Fred. Drew, e. H. Banks,
William Hanson, Hiram Porter, Henry G.
Dean, Thomas Quimby, Owen Smith, and e.
p. Parcher.
A resolution was passed instructing the del
egation to vote for the nomination of Mr..
Lynch.
SACo.-Cornelius Sweetsir, Ivory Lord ,Chas.
Hill, Albert III. Irish, Stephen f. Shaw, N. Z.
Boothby, David S. Barrows, Chas. H. Milliken,
Albert Z: Sawyer, james Andrews, John
Jameson, Edwin B. Smith.
SANFoRD.-Hon. Geo. A. Frost, Howard
Frost, Hon. Increase Kimball Prescott Emery.
State Conoention.- John w. Frost, Christie
pher H. Bennett, Ivory Books, j. X. Dorman.
SOUTH BERwIcK.-Geo c. Yeaton, D. Fur
guson, E. F. Neatly, Geo. w. Horn, j, w
Morrison.
POwNAL,-Nathl. Dyer, jeremiah Mitchell
Ssml. TryOn.
RAYMoND.-Wm. Small, Joshua r. Adams
HARPswELL:-David Slower, Thomas Pen
nell, j. B. Pnkham.
CUMBERLAND.-N. L. Humphrey, VIM. l.
Prince, David Merrill.
NAPLEs.-David H. Hale, John NJ Church
NEW GLoUCEsTER.-C. P. Haskell, o. s
Haskell, c. III. Whalff, E. Hilton.
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MARRIED.

In this city, June %, at Congress Square Church
by Rev E. q. Bolles, John T. Wood and Miss Car.
re s.. daughter OF E. 7. Cushman all of Portland
mo cards.
In Saco, June II, Henry Lane OF B:ddetord, and
Lizzie >. HUFF, OF Saco.
In Cornish, June 7, James E Kezar Jr. and Nal.
vina Chapman, both of Parsonsheld.
In Thomaston, May Il, Rufus E. Barrows, OF
Friendship. and Lizzie E. Dunbar, OF 4.
In Thomaston, June 1, James f. Willard and Mrs
Hattie L. Spear.
in San Francisco, May 30. by Rev. DR.. Scudder,
j. Wesley Mayberry and Lizzie NJ MacBue, both OF
San Francisco.
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Municipal Court,

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Danel Stately, assault and battery
Found not guilty. Morris for prisoner.
James Young, drunkenness and disturbance -
Guilty. but allowed go payment of costs, being
the first time, and promises of future good behav-
ior . n
Michael Lahay, assault and battery. The COM
plainant acknowledged satisfaction, and after ad
monition by the Judge Lahay discharged on
payment of COSTS ODonneI Tor government.
John Square, larceny, found guilty and order
ed to pay fine of So and COSTS Committed. Sy-
monds for prisoner.
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The ROAD TO PoLITIcAL DEATH.-We com.
mend the following unwonted utterance of the
New York Times, which in company with
most of the conservative Republican journals
has come quite heartily to the support of the
nominees and platform of the Chicago Conven-
ton:
If the Democrats, directly or indirectly, by
words or by acts, by doctrines they announce
or by men they nominate, take their stand up
on this position, that this is exclusively a
"white mans Government" they doom them
selves not only to defeat, but to disaster and
death. 1t is not only reaction against the
war, and against the principles which it es-
tabished lit is reaction against the tenden-
cies and events of the age-aganst that broad
er and higher civilization which is making
men everywhere more tolerant of mere acct
dental distinctions, and which is admitting
them as men to share the rights and response
biities, as they must share the burdens and
penalties of Government and laws.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-E NJ Patten & Co
sold yesterday, at II o'clock A. NJ, the Body
estate, at the corner of Congress and Chestnut
streets, to Mr.. John B. Curtis for $13,5OO The
lot is 80 feet on Congress and $50 feet ON Chest
nut street.
F. o. Bailey sold at auction yesterday a lot
OF land on the corner of Newbury and Frank
lin streets containing about $500 feet 1t was
purchased By Mr.. Littlefeld at seventy cents
per square foot.
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LENT's NEW YORK CIRcUs.-This celebrat-
ed metropolitan troupe will arrive tomorrow
and exhibit on behring's pasture, both after
noon and evening, when programme will be
presented comprising many novel features
and introducing new artists who have never
yet appeared in this city. The Providence
Press in noting this establishment says:
"When we were boys, the announcement of
a circus coming, was enough to throw the
whole youthful neighborhood into state of
excitement. Then it was the young who went
to the circus, and the old folks accompanied
them out of a kind of charity to them. But
now a-days the character OF these entertain
ments is of such nature, the performances so
really scientific and wonderful, that the tables
have in measure turned the older people 60
ing to be entertained, while the younger are
permitted to accompany them, oftentimes as "a
good excuse or sort of apology for the older
ones. Though none of the youthful interest is
wanting now, vet such entertainments as are
presented by Lent's New YORK circus are cal
culated to please and astonish all whether old
or young, 49,
performance of the Conrad Brothers, the Run
nells tamily, William Dutton and his son, the
tight-rope performance of Ell Nino Eddie, the
laughable doings of Herbert Williams the
clown, combined with the performing dogs,
the trained horses and ponies, and many other
which astonished and delighted the large
audience, and almost bewidered by the many
and brilliant feats performed. In its line, this
Troupe is probably without an equal. A fine
feature is the freedom from coarseness and vul-
garity which has offended delicate ears in
many exhibitions of this kind"
Tickets for the circus are now for sale at Mr..
Paine's music store in Congress street.
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The GAINES WILL CAsE.-Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines offers to compromise with the hold
ers of her New Orleans property, and has is
sued the following card: AFTER twenty-five
years of litigation, which has terminated fully,
finally, and in every particular, in my favor,
by the decision of the Supreme Court of the
United States, rendered in April, 1868, I now
again, as in former years, reiteIate my desire
to compromise ON liberal terms, and invite all
those who feel disposed to take advantage CT
this, my last offer, to come forward and enter
into final settlement. The futlity of any
further opposition will appear obvious"
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P. M. BLUEs.-The 6lst anniversary of this
corps will be celebrated to-day by am excursion
to the islands, where target firing and other
sports will be practised. The boat leaves the
wharf, at the foot of State street, at 8 o'clock,
Honorary members and members of the P. M
D. Association are requested to report to Col.
T. A. Roberts at the U. s. Hotel at half past
seven O'clock
The Governor and Council will accompany
the Blues, returning to the city at half-past
SIX
On the return of the company from the
islands in the afternoon they will go through
the dress parade at the head Of State street.
Should the weather be unpleasant the excur-
sion will be postponed to the first fair day.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Fourth of July-C. Day, Jr., & Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Marble and Alabester Statuary-Patten & Co.
Fufnlture-F. o. Bailey. a-
sew ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN
Carpedam-W F. Phillips & Co.
A Great Inv ntion-Wnslow Doten & Co.
Mt. Zrcon House,. b, Marrow.
House for Sae-A. r. Mitchell.
Gill Wanted.
Notice-Bela Latham. ..
Seaside Residence for Sale-W. III. FERRIS.
Annual Meeting Maine Z, lectic Medical Society.
Boy Wauted-Dirwange Bros.
Notice P. Butler.
e Shcriff's Sale-E r. Perry.
House tor Sale ID I Chase.
Wallet Lost John B. Hudson.
To Owners of Hackney Carriages-J. S. Held.
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To Ia ms johnson, Esquire, one of The
justices of the Peace in and for the
COnnfy a

To Ia mes johnson, Esquire, one of The
justices of the Peace, in and for the
County of Gum berland.
NITE, the subscribers, members of a Society to
w to promote the cause OF Temperance, called the
Iron Clad Lodge, No A. OF the Ind pende Order OF
Good TempaIs, request you to issue q warrant to
OF saia members dir citing him to call meeting
tie membsrs of said Lodge 10 be holden at their
Hall on Congress Portland. West End. on the End
day OF July, ADJ, 1885, at so'cock in the afternoon
tor the following objects, to wit:
1st-TO choose moderator.
2nl-Tachoose Clerk.
3d-TO choose any other officers, as Treasurer, Lii
bririan, &c deemed necessary to manage their
funds, other property. and pecuniary affairs.
4th-To transact any other business that may le-
gally come hetDre them, as the establishing OF By
laws and suitable penalties to enforce them, SC.
q. n HAYES,
d. II. HI STON,
T.. X CHAPMAN,
Il. =. TIBBErS,
GEO. w. LIBBY,
l.. EUGENE WEYMOUTH,
S. "A. CHAPMAN.
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THUNDER STORM IN CNcINNATI.-They do
nothing by halves out West, not even thunder
storms. The Cincinnati Commercial gives the
following vivid disc ription of the storm that
ragged in that city on Thursday of last week
from one till four o'clock in the morning.:
Within ten minutes it sent score of bolts
down upon chimneys, rods and into the streets.
The thunder made a horrible din, the rain
was cataract, and the electricity played
along the houses, down the spouting, and even
out on the boulders of the middle of the street,
when the crowd rushing for shelter in Lower
Market, and about crossing Broadway, with
faces CHASTITY with terror, found themselves in
the midst of bath of lightning that played
along the streets with its expiring strength,
and tingled through every nerve with each
flash from the heavens. We warrant that any
of those who rushed, weak-kneed, through
that shock, would rather have had so many
pistol shots fired at random into their midst
1t was an experience that made them shudder
and show pale faces in the white glare. Those
protected, in a measure, from the storm with
in their chambers, looked out upon it with fear
and trembling. There were scarcely any that
slept. They could see the bolts descending
and hear the crashes that followed. The fire.
alarm bells were constantly tolling In differ
ent parts of the city they could see, Tor half a
second at time, between the binding flashes
the lurid gleamings of CONGREGATIONS. They
knew that the night was one of danger, and
men, women and children yielded to the fear
A million bushels OF coal wer swept away by
the freshet and the aggregate damage is stated
20 be immense. 10. I..t .., u.
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OBsEQUIoUsNEss.-TheA Argus endorses "a
Delegates" suggestion that the persons select
ed to represent the Democracy of Maine in the
National Convention at New York be not in
structed to vote for any particular candidate,
that is, they must have no opinions of their
own, but wait and do just what their leaders
tell them. That's independence of thought
and action with vengeance
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Mr.. D. r. LOCKE, petroleum V. Nasty
editor of the Toledo Blade, will accept a
limited number of invitations to lecture during
the coming season. Persons wishing to Sc
cure Mr.. Locke s services should apply at once,
as he desires 10 commence his tour as early as
September, to E. r. Andrews, Rochester, N.
W
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SALE OF LIQUoRs.-The United States Mar
shall offered at auction yesterday, 10 barrels of
whiskey, and barrels of rum, declared forfeit
ed to the United States by the District Court.
Only barrels of the whiskey were sold, the
highest bid being $1.55 per gallon. The sale
was then adjourned.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No dsapp ointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects nl Bad DIVES Invig-
crates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
broa0n. Sold by all Druggists and Periumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 1G Bond
street, New York. jan1isNd1y
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"FEET. "-"Perley" of the Boston Journal
says that Senator Henderson of Missouri is to
be married to Miss Foote this evening. He
adds:' "Once when she and her sister went to
party with their uncle, now deceased, a
grammatical servant of the Hibernian persua-
sion announced: 'Sinatur Foot and the two
Misses Feet"
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L II f. PR ESS
Wednesday Morning, June "a. 1853

G3 First page to-dap-The Bark Golden
Fleece; Discovery of the Kennebec; Portraits
of Celebrated Women; Varieties
Fourth page Again; Adams and his Colony;
the Headless Rooster; New Phase of the
Woman Question. ...,,tf--, ee.. .e.
REMOVAL OF THE CAPIrAL.-The Philadel-
phia Press says that General Logan's propo-
sition for the removal of the capital from
Washington city is bringing to light good
deal of the back-stairs history of former times.
1t seems that in the old days, so lauded for
honesty and political purity, we had some
grand operators in finance and politics as
now. Washington was secured as the seat OF
government through the immediate agency OF
Hamilton's financial scheme. Germantown,
for obvious reasons of taste and availability,
had been originally fixed upon, but trade Of
ten Southern votes, made by Hamilton, deter
mined the present site, ana placed the Nation
al Capitol where it could be burned in 1872
and continually threatened by disloyal army
and populace from 1861 to 1866
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ASSEMBLING OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INARIEs OF THE CONVENTIONS.
AUGUSTA June %, 1868.

ASSEMBLING OF THE ''UNTERRIFIED"-PRELIM-
IL INARIEs OF THE CONVENTIONS
AUGUSTA, June %, 1868.
To the Editor of the Press:
Again the Faithful and Unterrifed" have
assembled TO celebrate their annual orgies and
go through with the serio-comic performance
of designating the knightly hero of Kingfield
as the most fitting character to bite the dust
before the Republican standard bearer in an
other gubernatorial joust. And this time, by
reason of a liberal distribution of free tickets
among the tough-fistei, and a provident COM
bination Of four conventions ia the same day,
they had reason t, expect the gathering of an
Unprecedented number But the prospect of
their beifg gralified in this is by no means
flattering special train of three passenger
cars arrived from Bangor last evening, one
car being almost half full and the others
empty
The State sagamOres marshaled by the re-
doutable Paul OF Piscataquis, were on duty at
the Mansion House ali day yesterday, and last
night the veteran hierarchy were holding high
carnival in their sanctum sanctorum at No. IL /;
while the "Great Unwasned" in general, oscil-
lated between the Office and the bar, or roam
ed through the halls. Among the dauntless,
we noticed Bon Bradbury, c. p. Kimball and
Allen Haines of Portland, Tim Hubbard of
North Berwick, Andrews of Buckfield, Walk
er of Me chias, Farley of New Castle, Simpson,
johnson and Mcclellan of Belfast, Boynton,
Emery and Roberts of Bangor, Judge Blaney
of Lincoln, Bradbury of Hollis, Record of Au-
burn, Linn,cott of Pennington, and Bob.
AM bor foo ic n,
C. Clay, the new disciple of Esculapius, fresh
from his medical iaurels in New Hampshire.
Ephraim, the Bond Taxer, and the warlike
Bruce are also here.
AS it has been the special Office of the De-
mocracy for the last decade to carp and object,
they are more than ordinarily embarrassed
this year in Maine, for the want of some favor
lite material upon which to direct their veno-
nous shafts. There being no State Constabu-
larry with which they can exasperate the peo-
pie tit was evident that there was none last
nightly it is said that some of the more adven-
| turous, not satisfied with another Directing
| campaign, have dared to think of proposing
| somethingi
| The special train from Portland has just ar
rived, bringing small squad of soldiers who
| are being escorted to Waverley Hall, where the
conservative soldiers and sailors of the State,
| including the bummers, deserters, suffers and
| delegates from Forts Warren and Lafayette
| are exhorted to assemble and "make common
cause for the preservation of our country"
The particular features of this patriotic
gathering must be deferred for our next.
The most important result of tle Third Dis
trct convention can be confidently announced
in advance. Hon. E. w. Farley of Newcastle
will be put into the field as the competitor of
Mr.. Blaine for Representative honors; but on
ly to suffer an nglorious defeat, such as man
of his personal responsibility. on different
platform, would not deserve. DAMON.
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If the cable news that e. G. Cushman,
United States consul at Rome, has been re-
called by the government is not true it ought
to be. 1t will be remembered that he is the
fellow who took part with the French and
Papal forces in cauoniziug st. Chassepot and
driving Garibaldi from Rome
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See Runcb ot CRANES

On Standard in another column OF SPEER'S
STANDARD WINE BITrERS. 1t is highly re-
commended by physicians Tor dyspeptics, account
of its tonic properties, its purity and its delicious
flavor. june 6-snd&w3m
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Dexter 81 Newnnlt Rail- nh

l'hE stockholders ofthe Dexter and Newport Rail-
-. roa 1omlany are hereby notified that the an
Town nan III Dexter. on WEDNESDAY, The 3 n
Jay OF Juy next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon 10 act
on the f1l)wing articles: " Nv
Ito hear the report of The Directors,
20 choose irectors for the year ensuins and
until Others shall be chosen in thtir stead.
$40 see whether the time for tn, annual meetno
in the Bylaws ~ W MAUI
Per Order OF the Directors.
June % 1868. ie5Sit,d OerA'
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pETWEEN Oak and High Streets LEATHER
ID WALLET, containing a small sum OF money
and papers OF no use to anv one but myself. re-
ward will be paid to any who will return 1t to
me at 81 Free Street. JOHN b. HUDSON.
June "a. DIT
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND SIS.
TO Benjamin r; TiLbetts, one Of the subscribers of
the foregoing application, 6reefia0.
You are hereby quired to notify and warn meet
ing OF the members OF the Iron Clal Lodge of G,od
Templars, No y, to meet at he time, place and for
the purposes mentioned in the foregoing appica alton
bv publishing copy OF sad application, with this
warrant annexed, Two weeks succe svely the first
publication 10 be at least II days before the av OF
meeting, IN the DAILY Press, newspaper printed at
Westbroyk, June IT. 1868
JAMES JOHNSON,
jetS-tw2w Justice of the peac.
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OBrTUARY.-We announce with regret the
death of Mr.. Richard c. Fosdck, printer, who
has been for many years mployed in the office
of Mr. Brown Thurston. He passed away
Monday, of consumption.
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DODD'S NERVINE
AND uNvuCOR ATOu,


This Medicine is NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the
waste of vitality, braces the Nerves, and quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness, Irritabilty
Toss of Energy, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
otipation, local Weakness, end general failing Of
the mental and bodily functions, are the common in
dicaton' OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and
Invigorator is complete specific tor all troubles
1t also the best it is also the most agreeable,
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to the public. Prostitution of Strength
Hystera-retained, excessive, Irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
TO MOTHERS.
Mothers! we also commend the NERVINE for use
In the diseases which aflict children while Teehng
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief. The
Supplying Syrups, of which Opium is the principal
Ingredient are dangerous to life. impair the unc-
tons of the stomach and bowels, and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring. To
cure Wind Collie, regulate the bowels, soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will always
be found safe and efficient.
Don't Use Anything Else!
- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle
Fl. B. STORER & CO., Proprietors,
No. 75 Fulton Street, New York.
W. F. Phillips & Co, Wholesale Agents tor Maine
October 10, 1867. W&S1y
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MOIaSSeS.

30 Hhds. Porto Rico MOlasses.
40 Hhds. Cienfuegos Molasses. ...
so Hhds. Trinidad Moiasses.
12O Hhds. Sagua 1lolasses.
... FOR SALE BY ...-
SMITH, DONNELL Dc CO.,
iel7-d1m 93 81 9J Commercial 81
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FOURTH OF JULY.-We understand that a
committee of ladies have engaged rooms in the
City Building, where they will hold Straw
berry Festival aud entertainment ON the com
ing national anniversary. Look out for good
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LARGE SEIZURE OF ALE.-The Deputy Mar
shals yesterday seized fifty.fv and a half bar
rels of Frank Jones' ale stored in the base
ment of store No. 176 Fore street.
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BRUsHEs.-White & Son, No. Market
square, keep constantly on hand great varie-
ty of Brushes. Our citizens and people from
the county will find at this establishment all
kinds of these useful articles at fair and rea-
sonable prices.
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For Sale {!
House for Sale
Girl Wanted.

A STEADY capable girl to do second work, and
"A take care OF children. None need apply except
those experienced in taking care of children, and can
bring good reference. Apply 1874 Congress Street,
between the hours OF 10 A. Al. and P. NJ.
,June 2l-dtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Maine Savings Bank,

Coraer of Middle aud Plum Streets.
INTEREST will CT mmence on the first day of July,
[ on all deposits made on or before he Sd day o.
July. The lasG four dividends at this Bank have
been at the rate ol seven per cent. per annum
NATH'L F. DEERING, Treasurer.
lima 10 1868. dSaWtdsn
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THERE is nothing like having a clear COM
plexion and smooth skin. You can obtain
both by using Schlotterbeck's Moth and
Freckle Lotion. iu2Od1w
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VALUABLE LOT OF LAND AT AUcTIoN.-F
o. Bailey will sell at o'clock to-day the lot of
land corner of Cumberland and Chapel streets
formerly occupied by H. Fl. Hay.