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Snslnrs, HnlItrt.

The Prcttlest Woman In New York, Miss
x, well known 10 our fashionable society for her
diStinGue Appearance aud beautiful complexion, was
saliow roughsknuei girf chagrincd at her red
necklcd face. She pitched into Hagan's Magnolia
Balm and "a now pretty In complexion rs she Is
charming IN This article overeomes frecklea
tan. sallowncss, mothpatches. ring-msrks, &C. and
makes look ten years younger than they Mag.
nolia Balm for transparent complexion. and Lyons
KAthairon to make the hair plentiful luxurtant. sOt,
and delicate have no rivals. The Kathairon prevents
the hair from turning gray. cradcacs dandruf and 10
the best aud cheapest dressing In the world.
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book Of Ia psges, contains q list OF the bes:
American ADVERTISING mediums, giving the names. CTR.
Collation.. and full particulars concerning the leading
daily and weekly political and family newspapers, TO
gether with all those having large circulations publish
81 m the interest Of religion, agriculture literature.
&c, &c. Livery advertiser, and every person Who
templates becoming such, VIII mud tis nook OF great
value. Male iree to any address receipt of nfcen
cents, Geo. +. EOvcll Co., Publishers " Park row,
New York
The Pittsburgh Pa) Lcddcr. In rs issue Of May a.
lsu saws: "1he firm which issues this interesting and
valuable hook 4, tho largest ana beat advertising
agency In tie Uuitcl states. can Chccrmlly
commend II to the attention Of thos who desire 90 I'D
Versc their bus ness scientifically and ducdly
In suCh way: that s so 10 secure the largest amount
OF publicity Tor the least expenditure OF money-Aio.
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Fre!gh nrn At 12d for wheat 70 Liverpool and i, ID
TO Cork for orders, but not active.
GRocEHIrs-t onee was more active and nrni Rio
li@ Sc and Java 20et22hc all gold taea $50 bags,
and 80 bags Santos auction at $40 W gold In bond
Rice active and steady sales $50 bags Rangoon at No
nc, and 100 tos Carolina At sAGec Molasses dull
sales 1C5 hhds. Cuba muscovadO At 6kdsS6c. Raw
sugars active but still quiet fair TO good REIN.
ing, sAei0xc sales $50 hbds Porto Rico stlOssil Me-
and iOo0 boxes Havana at ohc.i refined hard. itfa
N.c., best white i3Nc.
pRovisIoNs~Pork Mas active but rather wssk, sales
1900 bbls a s95O@t9o for city mess and ts9 1 sso %
for mess. Beef active aud nrm sales eOO BIB AZ
Ns9fI9 for plain and extra mesa TisIce beef glle.
about lsxei5ke. Dressed hogs Arm a. lS9l2 Cut
axe for SMOKED hams Lard fslrly active sales 900
pkgs and ties. at 15kal6c for No. 66 6.c. for steam,
i6Xc. for Kettle rendered city, and lie. for prime
Western steam; also ESQ tics. Western steam At Icl
for August and septanber. Butter In better demand
ny xA0c. for Western, and 2e35c. for State Cheese
hso = shade htmer at tik6hi44c.
,,y stsW DneS ~ asFspd sni price: l9Tsr
S tor smoer Ioled. ~ iot No. spring. tlS2 TOR
snd y kssi2 70, No. spring Barley unsettled
Barley malt IN demand for Canadian, g q eossi IS ;
OHIO and State Rye dull q osesl 10 for Western aud
ing tt0i for choice and 81 for good boat loads.
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For all diseases with which children are afnicted
during the process Of teethlng, Mrs. wINsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP safe ana certain remedy. II
has stood tho Of thirty years and known to
fail Cures wind colo. regulates the bowels, toftens
the gum, and glays all pain.
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Live stock Market.

New YoRK. Friday. July 22.-The receipts OF
becvcs today numbered 1884 head-e05 at Communi.
there were about go held over rom Yesterday. The
market was SOW, and prices decliuedh 9Hc. v n
eommon and rs OF on Eood AM prime steers few
quotable price, and FROM that down TO l09ic Tor
Texans and thin native cattle. Sheep and lambs were
IN alr supply, numbering $500 head aud lambs were
little easier sheep were sold nj 5d6Ac. v n, and
lnnO at 6A i0c. only 10 cars, lob hogs arrived.
at i1Gllitc. y n.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NOTICE,

Tie Coupons due August 1, 1870, on the First
Mortgage Bonds of the Southern Central Railroad
Company will be paid that day on presentation at the
Banking House Of Messrs, NERAlLTE Co,
Financial Agents OF this Company IG aud Is Nassau
street, New York city.
WIN. II. SEWARD, JR., Treasurer.
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Sptcial ,Qotitts.
A GUARANTEE RUPTURE CURE.
DR. SHERMAN


has rett rned from his visit west ard be consulted
m On cc6 Broadway 10y those afflicted with Hernia
Ills method thoroughly established Guarantee
Curefrc. from the veNnUun and modification attending
q, yGn attempt otseokng rcci from trusses thst the
Ruptured eagerly ADOPT II. when and wherever offered.
Or sherman rrtrrs To many Of the most reliable mer,
ChaLts this city, who have been cured after wearing
tTuf-cs foT many wears Large numbers OF photo
grains OF patients before during treatment and aer
cure be seen AZ ms once, well testimonials
IRON tie highest medical authority m the country.
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~. n G. Perry. the skilfnl and wrlLknown perrna.
toogs Of ~ Rond at, viii temporarily close his once
10 THIS city saturday evening July %, and open hs
Boston office corner Winter aud fremont sts.. for ten
weeks. Therefore those aifctet with any Cutaneous
Complaint, III ,ease Of the head Falling loss, Pre-
maturey Gray Hair, Moth Patches, Freckles, Pimp y
Ruptons BlOtchcd Designations, and Unnatural Red
fore his departure.
Por Moth Patchea, Frecklcs, and Tan 4 Sc
PkRRY's MOTH AND FRtCkLE LOTION. II IL reii.
able and harmless SOLD BY druggists. Depot a. Bond
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hFFlNFN - hlhA A. Jui9 50
Steamship " y. CLYDE wilmington, sc, naval stort
stcamship dlitR. Philadelphia. mdse
Steawship virgo, savannah. mdse and pass.
Ship Arundel Castle, Calcutta, nldsr.
Bars Mafdercr, London, coffee and old iron.
Bars CCcur De Icon, Yokohama, tea
Big Atstaiuer. Rockland. " n building stone.
Brig Annie seymour. BERN da. cotton, sc.
Hrig Julia blake. Windsor. y. 5, plaster
Brig Joshua, Windsor, Y. s., d aster.
Brig Malrr. Grgenti, sulphur.
Brig Geo. Glchist Giacc Ray. coal.
Schr AdeliZa, ~. John. N. b.. Hath.
Also. the usual river ana coastwise vessels
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RxcurrIon 20 GRIND Park.

REMEMBER SPECIAL CAR,
2l5 +. NJ train New York and New Haven Railroad on
Saturday. 23l INST.
Friends and the public hre Invited 10 examine the
elegant Villa Plots M the great Central subdivision OF
GRAND PARK.
Carriages viii await arrya oftrlin to convey visit
oTS over the gr Ounds ANDREW WILSON, in.
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In STATE bonds the feature the Tennessees, which
we're higher, the old bonds advancing cent. to CA
and the new Il. Y cent TO cox. Georgia "a were arm
at g2g old Vrgniss steady at c5 and Mssouris 80 New
North Carolinas advanced cent to Slk special tax
selling at esq ana BROOKLYN Water Loan IS AZ g9H. In
city bank shares Ninth National sold al III American
Exchange, III aud Bank OF Commerce, l2l. Railway
mortgages were dull, though Central Pacne', under
a active investment demand advanced To SS against
" yesterday. Union PAclnc securities closed fol-
lows First mortgage bonds sl@sik land granH. 1?H
@12h Incomes, 7sAa7SA AMI stock, 90i, tS0t.
on extreme quoIstlons New York Genital stock nuc
tuated between sex and 9ik scrip 8lA @S9H Harlem
lS2S@lSHj Reading, @HS6s Lake bnore, 9oCsglk {,
Wabash, lsk9iga Northwestern common, slLGpS3A ;
the preferred, NAG95H Rock Island, ll2aii3k 81.
Paul esN@eoS preferred. 1oH@76S and Ohio and
For Wayne a! g. Panama dropping TO o. and Boston.
were steady, with sales OF Illnoi. Central at
1917, New Jersey CrntrA at l0l, Chicago and
L.cksvanns and Western, iOb Morris and Essex a.
Hannibal and 81 Joseph, lS; the preferred, llih aud
e. aud G.. ls{. Miseellsneous shares were steady.
graph at steSlS Mariposa a Q, and preferred ma
nk. There was more active business in express
shares, with sales OF Adams at 6A96S. Wells, Fargo
Co. 81 hH@ith and United sta;es AZ sAsiL
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BEDELI.-In this CITY, on "wednesday. June q, 1871
by Judge John II. AcCunn, Mary Bedol from William
j. Behell.
MEAD.-By the Cont OF Chancery OF New Jersey. A
q. Zabrskc, Chancellor, May term, 1870 James Mead
from Mary Mead
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The race is not always to the swim nor the bat
tic TO the strong" Waste sometimes makes waste and
tho rsrment tat lays long gets moth eaten. To PRO.
coed wisely, neither hastily tardly, and econOm.
caly u Che true secret 81 success The Ben Franklin
Lie Insurance Company. 20 thomas street, New York.
has adopted this rule aa tie basis Of ITS acton. We me
DICT that its future will De successful one and
lt.-Adr.
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The Every Dav Ills Of Children are prompt,

cured by Dr. Jaynes Tonic Ncrmlfuge, which never
falls TO remove worms.
Is sure TO strengthen the organs OF digestion,
Is valuable tonic for all kindl OF weakness.
And frail sekly. fettng children get well by the
OF It, Sold everywhere. small Size 81 cents; double
size, 50 cents Per bottle.
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IT ms bFen NerV gthtrNIIy fec0GnI1td' ThHt
where diseases Of the bladder kidney, and urinary
organs have be dealt with there no preparation
effective HELxBoLD's Bucur. II is equally famous
for organic weakness gravel dropsy, Diabetes, stran
curry. and female Irregularities.
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MANCs-BOSS.-At Ttusville, on Thursday, Jnly
H. by the Rev Mr.. Smead. David hauus, OF New ore,
% Hannah Bonn. eldest daughter Of Mr. aud Ms hoss
Ttusyilc.
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MAXINE INrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AIMANAc-rufs nav.
sun res....i sun ,ets.....i - Moon rises IL 81
nT4n wATER--rlus pay.
Sandy UOOk., ~ Gov Island. - Hell Gate. .. a
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Nor TO nv DETECTED The hucs impaired 20
gray heads by Phslous Nitalia salvation for the
Hair vivid those nature. ind the c ange IA
not effected By n Disregard OF cleanliness, "a y the
with the other ha Coloring preparations, the Vi
Italia being cminently clean. No scdiinent-Adr.
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FmsT HEAr-At the second attempt the judges sent
r s TS ss hest 60 Of H. @ yards sad
SffsR 9si i
poss was forcing !Gs Maid iSrwsd ssaay .n: :aS
ma 's s 20 sf s @t ss 0 %
S Sa' T HIR emo was esss Wills tie Maid Va;
not, Tor Tho f6orne got away from her sweep into
me Sas ara Td 6S e e wer h Md So
bady and the Lady hot away home in front by four
TsS es M. ss B. ever S made ON The
ai9X The pes! fine pror to ms wss2h II was an
SSg9 aTG wa sfHhs s sSs as r. ano
Nc IN 70 S was IN favor OF Inc Maid but
S9 " in Sy' G But G S%a g HS Ln as
a! work T%ttns spleSSHys ' there nSs n TSe
a. Sasr tef Vas ss' ieseGea in second. sloHg
Che sscs stretch 20 n Srs nynS Bn tie y Vas too
much fof Inc Maid, and tho Tsce was 9Itl2lng heri
S SS'a s9S F9s uP E to sqp N and
houe shoulder and the IVAN passed me az neT
stretch hSad and mead and head AUD hesa came on
H IdcG " Tci' night Spf PacSf YARDS
heat would be over Womb ~ Mau Ne in ~ nv
9Gp odds on Thorns might be h,d but
ana head But the turn gave 1orns sse bs
WIKI made DAY, and i c AZ SI,% ISs
dead sHS Sss STq$ siS
up to tie lront, cou The Lady get away from her
Ts.Ins sfIesss asS nome, a. easy winner BY three
And so ended the race the best that has eve, beer
seen on any course 10 the vicinity Of New York
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Bargains In Watches Jewclry. anil Slvorwarc. -
J. II. Johnston s KoOnson ~ BOMery.-AIe.
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LING WAN. CHINESE PHYSICIAN,

~ East Fourteenth street
has 90 new Medicines, tuUt CAtes de Clared hopeless
by other ply clans.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes PAID IN gold. Information furnished: The
AVID silyer. TAYLOR co. Bankers
NWaA u. ksu lNrk.
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A.-A,Z-0FFICiAL DRAWINGS.

siMH6EI 4 CO.. HP"TTrfniE'"'
hlssoMEl.-t1us Cass No; q, july 2. $50
MISSOURI -ClsN No, ies, July p, $40.
81, 1G, 4, 10, IL, 81. 70, 2, s. 20, Q, a.
KENTU CKY-Extra Class No. it3, Jn.y g, 1870
Is, 30, 50, 81, 81, IS. 81, y, IS, 70. % 70
KkkTuCKI-ClaSs NO. "a, July y, 1910.
81, Is, 50, 81, IS, So, %, Il, a, q, 80. O..
Prizes casneu ana information furnished IN the ABOVE
and also Royal Havana Lotteries. j, Gu w, Broker,
30 Broaiway, l5S Fulton ST., and Park row
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g oattn Notitss.

PA-H'n-v Clay Lod~e No. 10 Important leo
n tnrc on Monday evening, July -, At sucllck, 20
Invited JOHN HUTCHINSON, W. Master,
.ionS A. HAIL Sec.
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DOWERY THEATRE. -.
DWM. h. FRELiGH... ...,... ....... go. MANAGER
THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN COSGREss, -
J. W. McANDREwS ~ BOBBY NEWCOhH
JAMES GAYNOR, aud FRANK GlRhRD,
L. entire New Spccalucsl
The entire Great Variety Company In a Brilanu
MUSICAL MELANGE,
Including Butler. Paniomimo of the
RED DEMON OF PARIS
And the Sensational Drama OF the
BELLE OF THE BOwERY.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY Al O'CLOCK.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL,
- ieS BROADWAY.
Inmcnse success OF the
RU rkLEI sERkNADERS.
Fverv cveniur ats
Matinee ou SATURDAY NJ 2
H. CREZIA BORGIA.
seats secured six GAYS Ia advance.
DNEUMArIC Tunnel under Broadway.-26s
broadway corner Warren. open i1toI
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w A rR0SoUNCED SUCCESS.
TuI.CNGS TURNED AWAY.
EMMETT
FRITZ Won INSTRUMENTATION
THE GERMAN ENIGRANT,
in Charles Gavles trum hanty successful comic anu
sensational character drama Of
OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
THE HIT OF I HE SEASON.
EVERY SCENE RECEIVED WITH ESiHUSlASM
EVERY SONu AND DANCE ENCORED.
EVERY BODY DELIGHTED.
The management take pleasure In announcing tho
repetition OF this Charming and powerful attraction
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY At ~ T. NJ.
SEATS SECURED TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
WOOD's MUsEIM AND MENhGBRIE.
TWO rEhF GiRMXSCEs Daily AZ and sf M.
Las NtGHI OF Mons D'A1ALIE, Mile ANGELA.
in wrch tho celebrated MARrINETTl TROUPE will
appear .
evening with The TERtSIBLE TINKER. -
In the Museum tn he all times, lOOOOOO curl
osltGx and mcnagerie OF -
LIVING WILD ANIMALS.
On Monday, July rs. entirely new bnrlesqne. "
which MiAs ROSA RAND and Miss ALICE HAItRlhOS
and entire company will appear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. June 9.


The President has signed and approved
the joint resolutions for the appointment of
managers of the National Asylum for dis
abed volunteers and soldiers, and in rela-
ton to the compensation of Assistant Mar
shals for the taking of the Census,
The Red Cloud delegation called at the Ex-
ecutlve Mansion to day and had an interview
with the President. The call was of short
duration, and substantially repetition of
what has already been said ON both sides.
Red Cloud did not recline on the floor in this
instance, as he did at the Council on Tuesday,
but stood upright aud delivered speech to
the President. He again alluded to his desire
to have Fort Fetterman removed, and COM
planned of tho appearance of the stakes that
had been driven in the vicinity of his reserva-
ton by surveying parties.
The President said that he had always and
still desired to live in peace with the Indians,
and his official authority would always be
used for the protection of the Indians on their
reservations, and against the encroachments
of white people, as well as for the protection
of the white against the red men. Fort Fet-
terman he explained to Red Cloud, was for
the protection of both whites and Indians,
and will be used as base of supplies.
The appropriation which will be made by
Congress for the benefit of the Indians, will
be expended consistently with what is right.
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FROM CONCORD.
CONCORD, N. ii. June 8,
Political.


The Senatorial contest intertcres with all
legislative matters. The city to-day is po-.
litcal mecca, Every Republican office holder
is here. The cities of Portsmouth, Man.
chester and Nashua are nearly depopulated
of their active politicians to-day
Gen. Marston retires from the field, and
his supporters are said to be turned over to
T.. II. Rollins. Senator Cragin leads Roll
Inns, and Stevens follows, but Hon. Mason
w uPappan's Stands fair chance for the nom
nation. .- I'll. . Hdf
The caucus tonight bids fair to be lively
and extended one. The chances are, that the
Cragn and Stevens men may unite on Cragin
which viii secure his election.
The Senatorial caucus organized promptly
at O'Clock this evening, with Ezra l. Stearns
of Rindge, for Chairman, and +. w. Miller of
Portsmouth, for Secretary. The vote was
called by division of counties, using the check
list The whole Republican vote in the House
and Senate is 203. Messrs. Wadleigh of
Milford, Pre- ston of New Ipswich, Henning of
Pennington and Walker of Portsmouth, We're
appointed a Committee to count the votes on
the frst ballot The whole number of votes
was 203 David Clark had I, Fred'k Smythe
3. Nathl Gordon s, Mason w. Tappan 2l,
Edw'd II. Rollins 80, Aaron f. Stevens, As,
and Aaron +. Cragin 90. No choice.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
Great CODfagratiOn--Great Loss Of Life
and Property. -..
CoNsTASTINoPLE, June ..

CoNsTASTINOPLE, June y. s
great fire in the Pera district has Just
been subdued and order reigns again. e., )
By a careful count over 1000 buildings of
! all sorts have been destroyed, and many of
them were the best in the city. The loss of
life greatly exceeds the estimate previously
made. The remains of over 100 persons have
been discovered, and it is supposed that this
is about one half of the actual number. es.7I
The total loss by the fire is computed at
f25, 100000 sterling. The English under
writers suffer heavy losses. The archives of
the British embassy was saved. The Ameri-
can Church of immaculate Conception was on
fire several times and severely damaged, but
the gobelin tapestry gift of the Empress Eu-
genie, with which the Church was decorated
was saved unframed. eta
Later. The loss Of life by the confagration
is frightful. AT some points whole families
were hemmed in by the flames and persisted
in full view of spectators who were unable to
| rescue them. The panic among the people
was terrible, and many who might have es-
| capped lost theirpresence of mind and persisted.
Others in their despair made no effort to fly,
and were lost
Some of the Turks in their belief of fatal
ism. shut themselves in their houses. refusing
assistance, and met their death without a
murmur. 1t has been ascertained that go
persons were burned to death or killed by
falling walls, and many more are missing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

dessrs. j. p. Wyman & Son, manufactur-
of doors, sash and blinds, are making quite
(ensive Improvements on their establish
Int at Bonds brook in this city. 1t has been
nd that the present accommodations and
|wer afforded at the brook are not sufficient
meet all the demands of business. Accord
lily an addition is being made to the north
p of the building, seventy feet in length, of
same width of the present structure. This
II be furnished with new machinery and the
|wer will be supplied by Corliss steam en-
be, of sixty horse power, which will be ready
be put in position by the middle of July.
make room for the addition to the build
K, one dry house had to be removed. Sixty
In are at the present time constantly en-
Eyed at the mill. After the contemplated
brovements are perfected. this force will be
creased to eighty or one hundred men, thus
Hing considerably to the business prosperity
the city.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YORK, June o.

80 81 1850 NEws YORK, June g.,
The creditors of Setz Bros, the default
ing tobacco merchants, offer a reward of
$4,000 for the arrest of Chas. Seitz, who is
supposed to have been the principal in the
swindling operations. 1t is believed that
both are concealed in this city, ~ f.ai ~ I.
Tie Revenue authorities have, discovered
one or two large manufacturing houses in
this city. engaged in smuggling heavy oman
titles Of leaf tobacco. ,a' .g - . '''l
The number of Immigrants who have ar
rived at this port this year to June 9Th, Is
1851, which is 70 707 less than for The same
time last year. This head money amounts to
$330,s nj 10 ad
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Fen. J. H. Arnold, one of our old and sub
Initial citizens, informs us that when he set
4 in Augusta, in 1929, he took up his resi-
bee on State street, on the lot recently oc-
bied By Gilman Smith. Of the male heads
families at that time residing on State street,
nearly every house, all have died with the
eeption of Benjamin Davis, Esq, and Gen.
mold. Mr.. Davis is in feeble health, while
General is unable to perform much man
labor.
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TELEGRAPH TO EVE'NG PAPERS.
CLEVELAND, o., June ..
Photographers Convention.

The National Photographers Convention
at Cleveland, o., was largely attended We'd
nesday. There were 400 delegates present
\ subscription was taken up to re-embure
those that advanced money to prosecute the
Bromide, Shaw and Wilson patents. Presi-
dent Bogardees delivered his annual ad-
dress, and DIR. H. Sogel of Berlin, and Prof.
Bowler OF Genevance addressed the meet
ing.
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Mr.. w. j. Tuck, formerly clerk of the
stern Queen, is now agent of the Boston
PTS. His Office is at the old quarters, at the
Ire of Longfellow & Sanborn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

Fl. L. Weston formerly Of Gardiner, left his
me in Petaluma, CAL, on the 2sth ult, for
trip to, the east. Many Caiifori,ans are
ming this way the present season
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|rbe elderly lady at Lewiston who recently
|erved to herpastor on seeing that his church
5 being frescoed, "Brother, think this
cos born Of, the devil" is the same good
" who told her pastor ''there's no use
aching against these bobtail Junnsts; the
men will wear EN-"
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New York Produce Market

ol 'N" New YORK, June 9.
COTTON-,saies 1897 bales; mid uplands q
FI0IIR-sfate 5l5a620; round hoop OHIO 5SO56i5;
western 5l0dGGO: southern 6l0alOO0 ..-
WUE AT-sales Ii3, 600 bu; No. spring 1869 1876:
No do, i299 1870; winter red and amber western,
l3sali3. o,,o, -, !,
CORN-new mixed western, l0lglOs; old do.
los in store -
PORK-mess, sos prime, $3.50.
IARD-stean, l6ts Kettle, 1914.
BUTTER-Ohio, 1925; state, l093O,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

|fhe Friends Annual Meeting is being held
Newport, II. l., this week There will be
| tie large attendance Of Friends and others
I'M this vicinity, vassalboro' sending large
legation. sa-H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-10

1.-Two of the old residents of Augusta are in
Eble health--E. Keene, Esq, and Silas
|onard, Esq. aas.i .-.