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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-175 bbls
-four, 40 do pork, ~ bds shovels trails da es 65
bxs oranges bdls leather, 10 Strawberries 20
bdls iron 40 do tarred paper 25 rkns lard 10 bags
rye, sewing machines 66 bxs spices. 40 bbls sugar
2carrages, ~ bxs glass, % bags hair, 500 pkes to
Princes Express, 100 do to order. Fer Canada and
up country; So bars and 80 bdls IRON 60 bales wool
81 bdls LEATHER casks soda ASH SO walnut boards H.
bags dye wool 20 pkgs furniture, 200 dry hides 10
bags waste, PCS marble, bdls sheet iron. nisnO
forte, hid nolasses, Is kegs lead % slabs snei1ar
p pcs marble, 10 bbs sugar, steam pump, 1do pkrs
STEAMER DIRIGO FROM NEg yopx 60 b,Ies
JuI, o. 40 rags 66 do broom corn 10 do burlaps IS
ros leather 70 10 carpeting 20 do roofing, 25 bales
hSs rasns 81 do glass; As do tobacco 20 do cheese IS
Dds H9nr 20 90 onions, 40 do paris white, 10 do al
UNI no 90 apes 20 pk.s paper hangings, 10 kegs
onions. wagon, sleigh, 80 casks zinc do skins II
pkes furniture, 16 bbs cement, rs do resin, s27 bds
spce bars. Al hhds tobacco, 10 machinery, 80
panks, ~ pkgs boards, / organ.
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THE CONsTANTINcpLE FTRE-MEAsUREs OF
NEW YORK.
EULOGIEs ON DICKENS.

NEW YORK, j une 12.-Rev. DIR. Chaplin to-
day rendered an enthusiastic elogium on Chas
Dickens, whom he regarded as doing the work
of the Redeemer by putting to such noble
use the genius which he received from God
His every work was characteristic of true
charity and faith in the mercy and good will in
the Divine Being.
At the Church of the Messiah Rev. DR.. Bel
lows, in the course of his sermon, spoke Of
Dickens as an example of Christian zeal with
knowledge. he said the works of the great
novelist tended to elevate the mind and to
create healthy moral tone He never exert
ed his mighty influence except for good, and
his pen was never used to express an immoral
thought
Rev. e. B. rockingham referred to Charles
Dickens in his sermon aud enlarged on the
great merit due him for his steadfast writing
and efforts IN elevation of his fellow creatures
and for the Christian feeling which he imp art
ed to his works. Es
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THE FIRE AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thou
sand Liuus LoSt-A Constantinope dispatch of
Friday night says the great fire in that city is
one of the most appalling disasters that has
happened to any European capital in modern
times. The old part of the city has been de-
stroyed. The rebuilding OF the capital will
lead to complete change in the character of
the city. The Sultan has expressed his desire
to aid in this work. The new city will be as
modern as Paris and Vienna The fire was dis
astrous to property. There were many lives
lost, especially women and children. The num-
Der OF lives lost is said to be nearly thousand.
Over nine hundred corpses have been found in
the ruins. The city is in a state of gloom and
anguish, and all Turkey shares in the feeling.
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MAsSACHUsETTs,
SENTENCE OF MELLEN AND WARD THE STATE
STREET DEFAULTERS.


STREET DEFAULTERs.
Boston, June lin the U. S. District
Court this afternoon, Justices Clifford and
Lowell on the bench, and crowded court
room, Charles Melen and Charles N. Ward,
two OF the principals in the State street irreg
ularities OF which they were convicted over a
year ago, appeared for sentence The third
party, Julius F. Hartwell, was not present.
District Attorney billiard requested his pres
ence Tuesday, when he should move for seq
tence. Judge Clifford reviewed at some length
the nature of the case of which thew had been
convicted. The court could not think thew had
been unjustly convicted, nor could it take into
consideration the fact that they had aided the
government in its Investigations. The oues-
ton of fine was not discretionary with the
court, for the act of Congress provided that it
must be equal to the amount embezzled. The
term of sentence was, however, discretionary
to a certain extent. After dwelling mon the
Jaw the court ordered that Mellen be sentenc-
ed to imprisonment in the State Jail at Green
field for term of two years and to nav a fine
of 100000, and that Ward be imprisoned in
the Suffolk County Jail for the same term of
years and to pay fine of like amount Mel
len received his sentence with cemposure. Int
Ward wept bitterly. Their friends crowded
around them to express sympathy tin thew
were removed from the court room by the Mar.
shall.
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OH TO.
ATM SECRET socIErY coNyENr1oy.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE National Anti
Secret Society Convention has adopted re-
port setting forth that the societies to which
this convention IS opposed are essentially i'm
moral and anti Christian, and therefore inju-
rious to the whole social family; that they are
of heather origin, especially the Masons ;
charging that they ignore the Christian relig-
ion, pray to unknown Gods, desecrate the Sab
bath in parading through the streets, send their
deceased to heaven however they may have
lived or died, are insubordinates and rivals OF
the church, that they are fallacious and decep-
tive, and such membership is deserving the
discipline of the church.
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esasD TResK RAILWAY -iss cans tnilk, etJ
bbls -four, car fax, do feed, do horses, do oats
do corn, do stoves, do ashes, do window blinds,
500 laths, do shingles 40 do lumber, do sundres.
meal.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROAD-16 cases oil
cloth, car bricks, do hay, do goods, 175 bdls
paper, ties taOw, AZ calves, car bones, 81 pkgs
merchandise, IL cars freight Tor Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-4O6 sides leather,
car slate 10 beams yarn, horse car oops q bbls
beans, 67 cases carpets, 81 do sundries.
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POLICE.-We are informed that Friday night
or early Saturday morning gang broke into
the Sebago Dye House, No. II Plum street,
Messrs. Donohue & Welch proprietors, and
stole about fifty dollars in money. The en-
trance was effected by picking the lock on the
rear door of the building. The work was skill
fully done and the building ransacked without
creating the least alarm. The police author
ties state that as yet no information in regard
to the affair has been left with them.
Marshal Clark Saturday arrested little girl
for the larceny of pair of boots from the
house of Mrs. Patric, on Mayo street. She
was playing in the house with Mrs. Patric's
little girl when she stole them. At first she
said the boots were given her, but finally own
ed up to the theft.
Deputy Sterling seized at Saturday large
quantity of liquors at the store of Francis Muir
ply on Green street. This is the second time
the police have made raid on Francis prem
ises SINCE the first of April.
Officers Cammett and Gribben arrested on
Saturday man named Peter DAILY for the as
sault on Georgiana Reed, with a knife on Fri
day night last. 1t seems that Mrs Reed could
| not identify Divine as her assailant, but wbe,
the officers brought in DAILY she declared al
once he was the man. DAILY denied the matter
but was ordered to recognize for his appearance
at the Municipal Court tomorrow morning.
ETle police found lady's satchell on Chest
nut street Saturday and want an owner for it
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We KNYONT.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

MONTPELIER, June 1.-THE Constitutional
Convention to-day rejected the following prom
OsitiOns of the amendment. To authorize the
Legislature to fill the vacancies in the House
and Senate, 1873 to 4S; to give the appointment
of the Judges of the Supreme Court to The
Governor with the consent of the Senate, 233 to
2; to give the ballot TO women, 23l to /; and
adopted the proposition to provide for biennial
sessions instead of annual sessions 1sS tn liz
The female suffrage question was passed upon
without speech for or against it either in the
committee or convention,
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STATE STREET CHURoH-A collec,ion Of
1888 was taken up at State Street Church Sun
day morning in aid Of the I'd Parish Payson
Memorial Church. This sum will be increased
by contributions from members of the parish
who were unavoidably absent and who are re.
quested to hand their donations to Mr. Thomas
r. Hayes.
Individual members of this church have re-
Gently contributed some seven or eight hun.
bred dollars for this same purpose. The whole
donation from State Street church in aid of the
building of the Second Parish church will
amount to about $1,000.
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uH HUhKI5 PKESfD1NG.
SArohDAY.-Sfate VS.. John Mclaughlin. Drunk
enhess ana disturbance. Pleaded not guilty Johns
CRIME was mat he got drunk and drove his wife out
OF doors. He conducted his own case and cross-ex-
anihed the government witness. He said he had
neither WIFE, child, home or habitation; set out 10
get married to woman W no gets drunk but she lied
70 MIN about fifteen times in three minutes and he
lost all confidence in her. He says he inhabited a
nell on EARTH He gives his honest word that he will
never be caught in that 'shebang" again. After
hearing this pititul story tho Judge concluded to
suspend sentence.
The liquors seized on the premises OF James OCon-
ner, Patrick Plunkett and Daniel McCurdy were de-
C AIRED forfeited to the city.
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FreiShis.

HAVANA, june inlay 27, taken at Matanzas.
Amerlcan brig ocean Belle 500 hhds Molasses Port,
land, at W " ITO gals &C; do do Herald, 400 do
40 90 and same rate. May 81, chartered in this port
am Dark Paramount $500 boxes for Gottenburg and
SSopennagen, at 2ss; Br bark r II Parngton; 300
boxes TO falmouth, at E2. June |, taken at Matan-
zas, Am bark Henry Buck, 500 hhds. Sugar at "a.
and 2oo boxes do at 81 each and 500 hhds Syrup at
70 oo each Tor United States North; Am brig Almon
lowell 400 hhds. Moasses for Philadelphia at So rs
it1 g3ls gcg deliVered do do Winfield, $50 do
So at " 80 DO do; Am brig Antelope,
3. Am brig Havana, $40 hhds. Sugars, New York, at
20 ~ each; Am bark Carrie Wyman, 700 do do Sa-
10 Aquidneck zoo do do New Orleans at Sd and boxes
at 81 each; do Mary Comery. $50 do Sagua and No
Hatteras, at 81 20 each; do r Russell, 400 hhds
Mosses, Saeua and Boston, at So 81 " no gals and
gauge as customary, &c.
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and on Federal st at Auction
BY GIDEON BECK,
AUCTIoNEER,
Office. 81 FedcT0f Street, Boston,
Dealers in Crsckcry and Glass Ware
Please Notice

neuIers in Crsclcry and Glass Ware
Please Notice
By Ca alogue large and attractive sale by Auction
The stock of WboIc-aie Dealer in
Crockery and G ass ware,
On Thursday, Ju 10th, at 10 o'clock at tle store
recently occupied by Mess. ID. Ii. Steiman " 20
No. 80 and 81 Broad st Boston. All the remaining
stock in said store, consisting OF 20 crates ana open
packages OF White Stone China, q. q ana 0iber
kinds of Crockery Ware, 25O packages CLASS ware,
Tea-tIays, Chandeliers and Hanging Lamps lor
Kerosene Burners, Carpet Sweepers. wrapping
Paper, 1000 rolls Paper Curtains, tog ther win ah
assortment of ware usually kept in a Wholesale
Crockery Ware Store.
N. b. part IF the above Stock is of late impor-
tation aud best quality The Goods can be examin-
ell and catalogues ready two days before the SALE
a'erms OF sale, all sums under Stt0, cash all suns
over 500. tour months, satisfactory notes.
lnnl3 st
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ACCIDENT. Saturday little child of VIM
III. Houston who lives at "a Newbury street
about two years of age, while lirs mother was
washing, fell backward into tub OF water and
was scalded from the neck down to the knees
SO that the skin peeled off. DR.. j. M. Buzzel
was called aud attended to the cbild's burns
and the prospect for rapid recovery is GOOD,
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Great Britain.
MIR, DICKENS WILL.

Great Britain.
MIR. DICKENS WILL,
LONDON, June lin his will Mr.. Dickens
leaves AN the Year Round to his son, will
many valuable suggestions about its manage
ment -t.STf~ r
THE BoULToN MAsQUERADERs,
Including the American Conaul Fisk, have
been committed for trial.
POLITICAL RIOTS.
Political riots occurred to-day on the Isle O
Wight Many persons were injured, building.
sacked, windows broken, etc. The authorities
have succeeded in restoring order.
PARLIAMENTARY
The conservative members of Parliament
have resolved to support the government com.
pulsory educational bill and to oppose the
amendmdnt offered by Mr. Harcourt and the
national educational league.
Lord Derby has promised to desist from his
opposition to the Irish land bill and to seek
only to make such amendments as will render
the measures acceptable to the House OF Lords
Turkey.
THE CONsTANTINCpLE FIRE-MEAsUREs OF
CoNsrANTINoPLE, June, lit is impossi-
during the recent confagration. It is estimat-
ed all the way from 300 to 1900. The Sultan
has been very active in extending relief to the
sufferers. Over 1000 houses of the Turks have
been thrown open to the Christians turned out
and large sums of money have been subscribed
Tor them by the people, irrespective of sect.
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The movement" is still onward. We hear
of a club (The ROssinD of musical ladies in
Portland, Me. Mrs. bennett, the President
thereof, yields the baton with the precision,
grace and vigor of Bergman or a Zarrahn.
AS we understand it, gentlemen are not ex-
cluded; indeed If they were, what would the
iadies 10 Tor bassos, and baritones, and tenors?
What would they do for trumpeters and from
boners? Still, If we may be allowed to saw so
tine entire Club is under petticoat government,
and the crustiest double-bass performer must
take his tempos from the accomplished Mrs.
bennett. AS chorus, orchestra and all start
off with presto and climb to the very top wave
of crescendo, we can imagine ST. Cecilia look
ing from the skies with approval, or even mir
aculously calling to Mrs. bennett to take the
movement little slower.-Ne,o York Tribune.
The above article is all very pretty; the editor
however labors under mistake in his prems.
es. Gentlemen are excluded so that bassos, bar
1tones, tenors, trumpeters and tromboners are
not needed.
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TH e PRESS.
Monday Morning, June Is, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New AdvertI.emt a,s tbis Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Crockery and Glass Ware. Gideon Beck
Bradley's Hotel. F. o Bailey g. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
Hostetter's Stomach B:t'ers.
The Ben Franklin Life ms. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Sheriff's Sale E. L. N. Perry,
Canadian Exnress. James L. Prindle.
Tenement to Let.
Jofice. Estate of Cale0 L0veitt
New Volume Of the Sanitary Commission.
Proposals tor FORAGE. -. Rufus ingalls,.
Bonds. Swan & Barrett.
10 Let .. Rooms with Board,
Provision Business. Tay'or e. co
Boat Picked Up. -. Patrick Kerr.
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ALL lovers of good Coffee should try pack
age of the famous Pasha Ali Coffee, advertised
in another column.
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WE would call the attention of all afflicted
with humors, rheumatism, Sc, to the adver-
tisement of the University Medicines in an
other column
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DELEGATES AT LARGE.-The deleoates tn The
Republican State Convention, elected by the
wards on Friday evening,met at the Reception
Room, City Hall, Saturday afternoon and elect.
ed Samuel e. Spring, T. j. Murray, H
6torer aud 1. B. Choate, delegates at large from
this city.
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A SMART energetic man wanted as General
Agent of the Ben. Franklin Life Insurance
Company. See notice in Special column.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE internal reve
nue. receipts for to-day were $766 ,56S, and fol
the week S5.620,OS5; total for the fiscal veal
$170, 2,O97,
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ASH ASD vi SHALL RECEIVE. -rhe only
pure and harmless preparation for the Heir at
j. NJ. Todd & Co. IS, "a Middle St. jeSeod1w
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS will find every
convenience at the st. Julian Those who pre-
fer to live on the American plan can make such
arrangement.
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q r. there man with soul so dead,
lCeysf to himself hath said."
10 my pies and cakes and bread

3
.e gases generated by Gold Medal Saera-
as are not only free from deleterious proper
ties, but warranted cleansing, purifying and
health-giving. Those affected with dyspepsia
and heartburn are invited TO use it freely and
relief will be realized.
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Notice for Proposals for Supply OF
Marine Hospital.

DISTRICT OF FALMOUTH AND PORTLAND,
Collectors Office, Portland, June A. 1870.
M Office is hereby given, that sealed proposals
IN accompanied by proper guarantees, according
TO forms to be furnished on application at this office
will be received thereat, until IL o'clock meridian
Saturday, the 25th day If June instant, for the
supply OF the Marine Hospital, near this city, with
articles OF provision etc., enumerated in said orms
The quantities stated, estimated with reference
to the usual number OF patients in The hospital; but
the United States the right take more OF
less OF said articles accordingly they may be &C
tuay required. 1t the articles delivered at the Hos
pal are not the Judgement Of the physician of the
best quality, and adapted to the Hospital he will be
at liberty to reject the same, to purchase other
articles in their stead and charge the contractor
with any excess in cost over the contract pIices.
The United states reserves the right to accept the
proposals the whole any por of the articles
specified. j. WASHBURN, Jr, Collector.
iun6d1aw3w
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FRENCH CoRsErs, FRENCH CoRsErs,-the
greatest variety to select from at Anderson's $,
1888 Congress street.
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Mortgages Sale of Bradley's IIo-
tel by Auction.

ON Friday. June 10th, at 3 p NJ, We shall sell the
~ large wood and brick building known IS Brad
leys Hotel corner OF India and Comm ere;ci 81 ests
Said building is 1-2 story with brick basement;
finished with large Eating House on CommeTeiai
ST., large store corner OF India and Commercial
SITS. and store India st. with Hotel containing
80 Rooms. Said building is 43x5S feet, and Is on
leased land. having about year to run, and can
be extended on favorable terms. This property
Is desrabiy located tor the business tor which it
is intended. end will rent easily for two thousand
dollars year.
For investment this So G Offers Inducements which
are seldom equaled
Title perfect, terms easy and made known at sale.
Per Order Mortgages.
jun2td L. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctoneers.
v-The above sale is postponed TO Friday next,
JuOe II, at o'cock p NJ
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JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. nj. MARKS.
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The STEAMER ORIENTAL will commence her
regular trips on the Lakes between Harrison
and Standish ca Monday, May 3Oth, 1870, con-
Meeting with The Portland & Rochester rail-
road 81 Portland Daily stages connect with
steaIner for W0seyierd Sweden, Lowell, Frye
surg, Coo@aS apa the White Mountains.
lee atl
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Foreign Market.

LONDON, June 11.-11.30 A. M.-Consols 92a "a 90
for money and account. ~
american securties-U. S. 5-2Os, 1852, sos; do
1865, DID, Ssa: do 1867, 81; w. S. .4O's. S6s Erie
shares ~; Illinois Central shares 112. Atlantic
u Great Western shares 20,
LIVERPOOL, June 11-11.3O A. M-Cotton dull !:
sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands 1Osd Middling
orleans 1oa q I'D. Stock OF Cotton afloat 232 300
bales OF which 1856 01O bales American. Corn 30s
Cd. Pork 1928 Cd. Lard Cos Cd.
LONDON, June I'LL 80 A. M.--Hops firm at e5
q So IS per GENITAL for English.
LONDON, june II IS P. NJ, -Consols 923 q 90 for
1865, old. $50; do 1867, 81: u. S. 1O-4Os $751; Erie
shares ia Illinois Central shares 112. Atlantic &
Great Western %,
firm at e5a q 955. e'''SA
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The fifty third an
niversary of the First Baptist Sunday School
took place last evening at the church, which
was packed to overlooking with an interested
and pleased congregation, while many were
turned away from the doors unable to get in
The platform was beautifully decorated with
boquets of flowers, and was occupied by Rev.
DIR. Smaller, pastor of the church, Rev. Mr.
Monkey of New York, Rev. Mr.. Small of the
Free Street Chuch, and Others The exercises
were conducted by the Superintendent, Mr..
David B. Kicker, and consisted of responses
and chants, singing of solos, quartettes and
choruses by the school, the reading of the re-
ports, short but fervid addresses from Rev. DR..
Smaller, Rev. Messrs. Moxley and Small, and
Messrs Coffin, Stevens, Colcord of IONS Id
cocate, and Fl. B. Hart. The singing by the
school was particularly fine, and we especially
noticed the rich contralto voice of one of the
ladies who sang solo,
From the reports we learn that this is the
Oldest Baptist Sabbath School in the State.
That the interest of the classes has been very
great as we'll as that of the teachers. There
has been $232 20 collected from all sources the
past year, and of this sum $1OS AZ was collect
ed in the class boxes and devoted to Foreign
Missions, $76 from concerts, and $47 90 from
annual subscriptions, etc. There are 90 classes
in the school, which numbers 354 pupils The
average attendance for the year was 223 Eight
have been baptized the past year, and thirty
converted; two scholars and one teacher have
died. Twenty-six scholars have LETT on account
Of change of location of their homes, and forty
seven new ones brought in. There are 562 vol
umes in the school library, and of these 1O5
were added the past wear, .s..-.. ..
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries and Store Fixtures, at
Auction.

I'm MONDAY next, June ~ at 1-2 o'clock NJ /,
~ at office, we shall sell Molasses. Sugar. Vinegar,
Canned Com, Pears. Tomatoes Coffee, Tea Tobae-
co, Candles, Beans. Paper, Irvine. Herring, Fancy
and Laundry Soaps. Tomatoe Ketchup Spices, Sal
eratus, Wash Boards. Clothes Pins, Figs, Herbs,
Flour, Extracts, Dried Apples, Fancy G Jods, &c
Also Show Case, Meat Block, Scales Measures, &c.
The above goods are mostly fresh and OF coed
quality.
junei6td r. o. Rally a. co auetioueers
land OH Federal st at Auction
w shah sell on the PREMISES on Wednesday
of land o 18th, 1870 at three o'clock NJ, the lot
Pearl streets me soutll.rly of Federal and
Terms at Sale. ''''"h vi Tue "oo''"s o'
May3ltd Snc;;o,.e,.
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MEssRs j. M. KIMBALL 81 Co, sold Repos-
TORY" 3O2 and 3O4 Congress street, Have Just
Received very choice lot of those lou priced
top bugsies and phaetons of Ne,o Patierns-
c'reiully selected from different manufactur-
ers.
Remember the "O'd REPOSITORY is the place.