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THE. CELEBRATEn
MURRAY
Sc
LANMAN'S.
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, &, agreeable.
and refreshing of all perfumaa
tor use On the Handkerchief
at the Toilet, and in the Ra+h
For sale by all Druggists and
Perfumerg.
, 1870-12-14
LuxUREs AND HEcEssaR1Rs

Tho Richmond lVhig objects 10 The In.
on tobacco. It protests scsins. tho p,os;
dents Recommendation that interna, ~.
nne taxes be confined In uh,atav t.,>.s.
and stamps. It13ec1s,ae that .,Tt' eo,
4ao present
Aookceo LAX taus On the laborinr and toiI,
ing massas nf fho ....,. -
~. -FoVP'e' ~ complAas
'4.a. 'o'S te1 Is also borne by the producers
e...u' ~ sAe ~ oe'e' and 's therefore, d1sef1ml-
ia 1aaom re aea1ns1 mat branch 81 agriculture.
o ~ "N'9 .oas PLAINLY SKATES inc ease
venture to saS snti If you 70 to isbortnx p1sg
~ ~, Wnsa @ naa !oa "a sssnel Pave cut o. !our
rainier sivs up both eonee and sogss tn.a TO- to.
01s: sTce.eo, Is ops q, tie BRINE n,.,,.,,a.o,..
Ame,,csn las,o:cs; .,nco.ae' he never neafd OF: ~
gwen mt nj pronose 10 IN In. w .ss a'S 1pe9ple
!ae .1ca' and losd the poor mus pire Win a
Tba ;..:
ur;tsa st.,as T. an aoo ~ " eonee IN tae
- 49, :" 49, ~ .'''o'o'ooo poonas; and
~,;st.,. " .s..st'I aeas ne amount OF
!. ~ 90 ona A1,,' ~ tn's country
,;,..,. ,,n oeo as,a ana oa 1efmenteo
.r,,nn,.t - 100000 .h's eal,ons' ana The
to' VI al1 Alpus' upon which
r..:..a. 49, , =, leaeues i'''' '""'"e pounds.
n ac a.sa "an -, t"o "nole popatat'on at
' Ae souhu''Pa'n u tneae 7aIl-
- s 49, - oeeu
coiIes, dss pounds per esni,a.
MNnh,:es5' Ndh.es55' e Ealiors 11as peE capita:
Fesmented iia%aoys. % sra1,enss r1i1 srs ner esn,,.
The tag has been % cents mar poua,, n,
tea: S cents On coffee; CT cen,s nar o.l1on
on whiskey, and an average tar of u ca,ts
per pound on tobacco Consnna,a ~,
estimate how much tax each has oonttil.
uted upon the several articles, Tn aad;.
tion to these figures, howerer mrst Il.
enumerated s, o00, 600 GALLONS Of vinae ena
spirits imported, and 1000 oOo nonnas ~
tol,acco a1so ;r,,,,,na ,,... t0a VI
is much greater.
It the necessity of an art;c1e 10 to ho
determined by tho amount used than Il
vii follow That there ara thra, ronnss ~
tobacco used to one of tea. and that ant
ling the w,nsa, spirits, and fermentad t i;a
uors together, thty are of far mora .ana-a,
use than coffee. Tboncb tba naon,e ~ a.
United States consnme mora ra., onF..a
IN proportion to their nnmhors ,hau ~
people of any other eopnt7v ,hsr a1sa
In much erea,er nronor,;Gn
, 1870-12-14
Upham's DepIlatorwpo~a.,
--..- HOTELS,
AM0ER9ON'H
European Hotel,
oasr0stFs. A'tpFF okrsor.
HOTELS
"& fNNF NFF9Vk

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F*'tsss sat asAA ~ A4A NJx.rtsn ...sIA,s 90.
sssM viii ~ E4iss
, 1870-12-14

BRONZE ABD FANCY QOons.
, 1870-12-14

The Gleuwood opisisa records ! horf1b,e death
near that CITY. little son Of Mr. Cooley. while
r1dsug IN wagon. Nas iostsed from his seat and
5ell to the ground Immediately In front Of fore
Theel Of the wagon, whlc7 passed dtsec,ly over
MS head crushing hts skutl a though 1t were IN
egg shell The child expired without c1r, or
even struggle.
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Domestic N ews'
MAINE.
TORNADO IN ANDRosCOGGIN COUNTY.
Especial dispatch by Western Union Line

TORNADO IN ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Especial dispatch by Western Union Line.]
LEWISTON, Me-, July IA severe shower
accompanied by violent wind, passed over
Auburn, Greene, Wales, and Sabattis this af-
ternoon, doing considerable damage to build
lngs and crops. Mr.. Stinson Parker, living
about three miles from this city, was killed by
the fall of his barn. Hail fell profusely in the
towns of Greene and Wales. Several barns
were blown down in Auburn.
ITO Associated Press.l
THE TORNADO IN PENoBsCoT coUNTY.-GREAT
DAMAGE DONE.
BANGOR, Me-, July 14-One of the most Sc
we're tornadOOs which we have ever experienced
passed over this vicinity this p. M, between
three and four o'clock. 1t was accompanied
of rain. In this city bnt little damage was
done, one house being struck by lightning
with slight damage, and trees being twisted
and broken down. In the adjoining towns the
storm was much more severe and the damage
much greater. In Hampden, Orrington, Bucks
port, Brewer and Holden, houses and barns
were blow down, fences demolished, on the side
of the houses exposed to the istorm the glass
was entirely broken out by the hail, which fell
go thickly that it lay in .winrows One man in
Orrington who had cut his hay and stacked it
up in the field, had lit taken up by the wind
and scattered far and wide. One house con-
tanning family was removed from its founda-
ton, and another was blown down without
injury to the inmates. The damage to grow
ing crops mustbe considerable. =.
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EXHIBITION BY THE Pupils OF THE ACADE-
MY OF NoTRE DAME.-City Hall was crowded
to overlooking last night to witness the exhibit
ton given by the pupils of the Catholic Acad-
envy of Notre Dame. The stage and part OF
the side galleries were filled with the children
of the Catholic schools all dressed in white,
while the rear of the stage was prettily dressed
in evergreens The music, both instrumental
and vocal, was of a high order and showed evil
dances of both good instruction on the part Of
the teachers and of application on the part Of
the pupils. The drama of tFabiola, or scene
in Rome during the reign of Diocletian," was
excellently acted by all the participants, sew.
eral of whom showed good deal of dramatic
talent. The medal of honor for good conduct
was awarded to Miss McNeas, and Other
medals to Misses Tobin, Bradley and Dolan o
the graduating class and to Misses s. M. Nc
Glinchy, M. McGlinchy, Turner, Quinn, Nc
Cam, E. Alexander and s. Mccain of thu
Superior class. Miss LeProhon delivered
valedictory address to the graduating clas
which was very prettily expressed and grace
fully written. The exercises were highly en-
tertaiDing and spoke well for the high charac
ter of the school,
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The next proposition was by Mr.. Benjamin.
to continue the pay Of the clerk of the Com
mittee Oh Invalid Pensions during the reet SIS.
The Speakers appeal to the members to take
their seats was generally disregarded by the
members, who chatted noisily in groups or
moved around the hall, while the loud hum of
voices from the floor, galleries, cloak rooms
and passages made the scene confused and up
roarious. The vote was adverse to the reso-
luton, being less than two thirds in its favor.
The Senate amendment reducing the num-
Der of copies of agricultural reports for 1869 to
be printed to 22500O was agreed to.
Mr.. Dawes, of Massachusetts, from the com.
mittee of conference, reported the suDdry civil
appropriation bill. After discussion the report
was agreed to.
MIR. Dawes, from the conference committee
on the additional deficiency bill, made a re-
polt which was agreed to- This is the last of
bills.
The conference committees report on the
miscellaneous appropriation bill was reconsid-
cred for modification of the provisions rela-
tive to the Washington municipal officers.
The conference committees report on the
Georgia bill was agreed to, and the House, at
midnight, adjourned till A NJ.
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ENTERTAINMENT TO THE PORTLAND BOAT
CLUB.-Wednesday evening was delightful
one with the moon at the full, and the air warm
cious for complimentary entertainment
which Mr.. Thomas Gushing, the polite and en-
terprising manager of the Ottawa House on
Cushing's Island had SO politely rendered to
the Boat Club fleet of this city. The party
consisting of the various boat clubs with their
ladies, and few invited guests, took place at
8P NJ, on board the new nautical candidate
for public favor-the steamer Lily. Arrived
at Cushing's Island the company were met at
the Ottawa by Mr.. Gushing, who welcomed
them heartily. AS soon as all was ready the
ball room in the building near the hotel was
thrown open and the cards were filled with en-
gagements for twelve dances. The music by
the Quadrille Band which is attached to the
house was excellent, each member being Ser
geant respectively of as many of the differ
ent military bands in Montreal. During the
intermission the company were invited to the
ante room of the hall where a liberal supply
of refreshments was served. After supper the
dancing progr ANNE was again taken up and
carried through to the great satisfaction of the
party. Mr.. Gushing seemed to do all in his
power to make the entertainment in every re-
spect a generous and satisfactory one. The
guests at the Ottawa participated in the festiv
tiles, and their presence added much to thu
pleasure of the occasion. At late hour tn,
party returned to the city by another beautiful
moonlight sail. Several prominent gentle
men from Canada and the States are stoppin
at the hotel, and on Friday some fifty NOR
will arrive.
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COM M Err DIAL.

I heee'.ts by Railroads ami aHmu,bsnt..
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOSTON. t. Is coils
cordage 90 bolts "copper" 20 lard crates crock
cry, casks OIL 10 bales dOmestics, 3040 pcs stove
castings, bbls liquors. % kegs soda 1872 bars ren 20
bxs spices, hhds beer 100 bbls pork, sewing ma
chnes 58 pigs tin, II bxs tin, rolls mating 43 bds
paper horses carriages 20 bxs cheese 40 pkgs yur-
tufe l75 pkgs to Princes Express, 100 do to order
60r canada and up coun ~, 10 bales wool. pows,
Dales burlaps, 25 empty barrels, piano. IL beams
warp casks oil, 81 rolls leather, boats. pcs mar
Die, 100 pkgs 10 order.
STEAMER FRANooNIA FROM NEW YoRK-10bales
cotton % do WOOL II DO buraps, do broom corn, 90
uoz brooms 45 bags shoddy IS do RICE Is rolls leat-
er 526 chests tea 30 boxes btes 663 do rai-ins 135
40 starch 40 do SOAP 20 do hardware 40 do tobacco
loo Kegs spikes. IS do lead, % do Soda moving ma
chimes 20 bbs beef sc do glass ware IS bars Steel s.
10 ron 20 bdls iron, 80 pkgs household goods hhds
tobacco, 10 casks bleaching powders, 30 pkss sun
dries.
PoRTLAND& KENNEBEC RAI1RoAD-1 car stone,
do slate paint, do wood, do oil CLOTH 100 bales
cloth, cases do 70 calves, so bxs axes, IA hides 81
pkss hh goods 1853 pkgs merchandise. 20 freight
for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1856 cans milk, 100
bbs flour, shook, AZ sacks wool, cars corn Is
90 lumber, do sundres. For shipment east, 400 bbs
-four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-20 bales batting, &c
sacks wool carl ets % bags potatoes "A bdls
Innings, q bxs egg, 16 cases sundries.
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"HEADs 1 WIN, TAILS You LOSE" OR How
File DID Ir.--Last week one Of TIE solid men Of
Saccarappa unwillngly illustrated the above
expression. Walking in his garden he saw a
nest of ca .erpillars on one of his apple trees
just out of his REACH so in spite of the warning
Of his servant girl who stood looking on, lie
took an empty -four barrel to stand on. Now
this tree stood on the edge Of quite steep
bank. Mounting the barrel, just as he reached
up the head gave way, and in he went, up
setting the barrel, which rolled down the steep
declivity, with his feet sticking out of one end
and head out of the other Thus the two went
dowa the grassy slope with increasing veloci-
ty to the bottom and part way up the opposite
side, and then back again. On emerging from
the shell, AMI looking up as he heard excessive
shouts of laughter,he bsheld much to his cha
grin less than forty female operatives smiling
at him, as well as his servant girl, who had
warned him OF his accident.
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TELEG sAPzaiU 1rEws,

Hon. I. e. Frelinshuysen has been confirm
ed minister to England.
Gen. George B. Mcclellan has been elected
chief engineer of the department of docks in
New York.
Tin the Court of General Sessions in New York
William Archer pleaded guilty to burglary to
save his family from starvation. Recorder
Hackett suspended sentence and gave him five
dollars.
The Brooklyn Board of Health have abrogat-
ed the decree of the New York quarantine
commissioners by allowing vessels to discharge
cargoes at any dock they choose, where the
public health will permit. ~
Inc Secretary of War has ordered court OF
inquiry into the alleged Entertainment Of Smith
the eolored cadet at West Point; but an ipyes-
tigation made by order of Gen. Pitcher. the
Superintendent, shows that the reports on
which the inquiry is ordered were grossly ex-
agerated.
P. r. Forney who3was baIly crashed with
POuchartrain railroad, near New Orleans, on
the 9Th ult., died of lock jaw Thursday.
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NEW YORK.
SENTENCE OF FENIANS,

CANANDAIGUA, July 14.-The Fenians Starr
and Thompson were sentenced this morning tc
two years imprisonment in Auburn Jail and
fine of $40 each. Mannix received one yeal
will adjourn to-day and the prisoners 60 to Au-
burn tomorrow.
New YORK, July 14.-The successful land
ing in Cuba of another expedition consisting
of arms, clothing and ammunition is reported
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
Central Railroad
OF IOWA.
$50 MILES i'm EemgaHs.
Now Nearly COMPLETED

This Company are row pushing their work
forward with great rapidly, aud the entire lire
necessary to connect st. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by 4 combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience aud ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion Of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at ST. Paul. The
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-15
WASHINGTON.

THE END Of CUNGRESS AT IN Nd.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The President, Sec
retaries Fish, Boutwell,, Belknap and Robson,
Attorney General Alderman and Postmaster
General Creswell are in the Presidents room
at the Capitol tonight engaged with the Pres
ident's private secretaries in the examination
of the bills submitted for executive approba-
ton. At this hour, II o'clock, it is probable
that the Senate and perhaps the House will
sit all night.
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RailrOad BGnde.


The first mortgage bonds of the st. Joseph
and Denver City Railroad. Company are adj
vertised in another column. We are inform
ed that of the Ill miles of the eastern division
of this road, 70 are already completely built
and the company are running regular trains.
The earnings upon this portion of the road are
now sufficiently large to meet the interest up
on the entire issue of bonds of 81 ,5000 900 or al
the low rate of $13, 503,70 per mile.
Considerably above 81 800, 900 in cash has al
ready been expended upon the road, which
sum, as we are informed, has MANLY been
generously donated by towns and individuals
and the balance is from stock subscriptions
The energy with which the road has thus fal
been pushed warrants the belief that the road
will soon be entirely completed. d&w
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VI AR YLAND.

baltimore, July 14.-This afternoon James
G: Delahay. prominent citizen, aged So years,
while standing on the hurricane deck of the
the head and fell overheard He left a letter
saying he was impelled to the deed by some
mysterious influence.
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Extends from New York City to the City of Oswego,
on Lake Ontario, distance of 400 miles, including
branches. The line is completed about 100 miles
rom Oswego. ana regular trains running daily,
Rapid progress is making in the balance OF the line
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
practicable period
SAFETY OF THE !BONDs.
There is no railroad ;bond offered upon the New
York market which so clearly combines the elements
OF INTEREST as this in proof of which assertion
the following ,s simple I,In acts are presented:
MIDLAND COUNTIES OF NEW YORK STATE STATE.
it must command large through and local traffic
from the moment it is opened. The Route from New
YORK 70 Buffalo will be shortened seventy miles,
and to OSweg0 f0rty-fve miles.
2. THE COST Of BUILDING THE ROAD
about per mile, and $40 900 OF that amount is
dollar used from the sales of bonds since the issue
Of ROAD BUiEr 2 4Sp IN FUN RGSN fNa
e. OYER seoooOco have already been paid in on
out OF New York City aIe good, and interest L
:, !. THE TO TOTAL "A tHen INTEREST LIABILITY OF
this great through route of railway between the
Lakes and the Atlantic coast, 400 miles in length.
will thus be only $5600O0 per annum after the whole
tons the average EARNINGS OF A SINGLE
MONTH would tar exceed this sum.
THE BATE OF INTER- EST.
These bonds pay seven per cent. i'll gold, free OF
United States income tax, and this, with gold at 12O
Is equal 10 about Ia PER CENT. A YEAR No
rational person could expect a SAFE INVEST
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE TO be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
THE BONDS.
The bonds have % years to run; are issued in de-
nominations OF 81 00O bear Seven Per Cent. Inter-
est IN gold, free OF income tax; Coupon or Regis
tered, with interest, payable sem-annually in New
York, on the LIST of January and 1st OF July.
PRICE: PAR AND ACCRUED IN.
.,. TEREST.
Pamphlets, circulars, Sc, may be had on appl-
cation.
DUPEE, BECK Dc STYLES,
1O2 State street, Boaion.
GEORGE 0PDYKE 4 CO., ~.
Bankers, No. 25 Nassau-st.
noosd&w1y
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A GOOD HorEL is benefit TO the con,muni.
~, and Boston may well be proud of its noted
AMERICAN HOUSE, so long aud so well kept by
Lewis Rice, Esq. Thoroughly refitted and re-
furnished, it need fear no connection.
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First Mortgage Bonds

OF the Company pay per cent. Gold Interest,
iree OF Government tax, and are issued for the
very small amount of $4,000 per mile For
the present, the unsold portion are offered at
% and accrued interest. The attention of in.
vestors is invited to the fact that the road is
now nearly flushed, and that the Security is
therefore entitled to high rank.
In our opinion, no class of investments has
been found so uniformly safe and profitable as
First Mortgages on completed railroads.
OF 235 companies operating $4,000 miles Of
railroad in the Northern and Western States,
on which there is bonded debt of $662, OO0, COO,
we know of but two that do not pay their in
terest regularly.
WE BELIEVE THERE WILL BE
NO MORE FAVORABLE TIME TO
SELL GOVERNMENTS, AND BUY
REALLY FIRsT-CLAss RAILROAD
SECURITIES SUCH AS THESE
THAN THE PRESENT.
After full examination, we have accepted
an Agency for the Sale of the above First
Mortgage Bonds, and desire to recommend
them to our customers AS A THOROUGH
LY SAFE, AS WELL AS PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Municipal Court.
JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING

THURsDAY.-State vs.. Jeremiah Henley and Will
liam Larkin. Larceny of property from Michael
Murphy. Each pleaded not guilty. Decision, prob
able cause and each ordered to recognize in the
OF $500 for their personal appearance at the Superior
Court in September. O'Donnell.
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RrIcf LAIfiauz


The weather was slightly warm yesterday
Thermometer at noon.
Mr.. Gushing entertains the members of the
City Government and the press with dinner
at the Ottawa House this afternoon.
The yacht Ray is having new gaff topsail
made and also balloon jib.
A workman in Quinn & Co.'S boiler shop
lost his fore finger Wednesday by the acciden-
tai pulling of a sheet of boiler iron. The finger
was amputated and dressed by DR.. Ordway.
Prof. Henry w. Longfellow arrived in this
city on Wednesday evening and is the guest Of
Alexander Longfellow, Esq, at his residence
in Westbrook.
Constable Stephen d. Hall, Wednesday, ar
rested Charles johnson, deserter from the
brig Hurl, of Philadelphia, for Matanzas, and
yesterday Bernard McCulom, of the United
States steamer Eudeavor. Bernard was found
concealed in the cock-loft of the Stafford block,
alias Five Points.
Mr.. J. K. Paine, the celebrated organist and
Professor of Music in Harvard College, passed
through this city yesterday on his way to JEFF
ferson, N. H.
A milk team upset on Anderson street yes
terday and filled the cutters with milk.
Dispatches received at the Merchants Ex-
change yesterday stated that the brig J. D.
Lincoln, Capt. Merriman, of Portland, was
totally wrecked on the 18th on the rocks OF
Cruz del Padre. Crew saved. The brig is
owned principally by Hophni Eaton of this
city. gMf
Bark Aberdeen, of Searsport, was also re-
ported ashore on Long Island. Me-, and leak
tnn at fJ,a 10 nf> o,I
hour.
The morning train on the Grand Trunk r
r., bound for this city, had narrow escape
yesterday. The train was coming along at its
usual speed and h ad got on to the bridge at
Fish Point when the engineer noticed that the
draw was open for the passage of schooner.
He whistled ''down brakes" just in time to
save the train from a serious catastrophe
The Portland Gas Light Co. have declared a
semi-annual dividend of four per cent, paya-
BILE on and after to-day.
VIM. w. Thomas, Jr., Commissioner of EN-
igration, arrived at Halifax on Wednesday
with his Scandinavian settlers and was to pro-
coed with them to st. John yesterday and
thence direct to the Aroostook.
The next examination of school teachers will
take place on the 18th.
Yesterday the workmen commenced laying
rails from the city on Portland s. Ogdensburg
r. r., and the Company have commenced to
gravel the track from Windham towards the
city. Next week another locomotive will be
put on the road to from this city.
Steamer Carlotta, from Halifax, arrived YES
terday with passenger list of seventy-five,
most of them entire families, who are en- route
to Oregon for permanent settlement.
Lorings new drink, an auxiliary to his soda
fountain, will be found most refreshing this
hot weather. tbs a wholesome summer bev-
erage. p.
The man who helped rob Murphy and es-
capped on Wednesday was caught by officers
Hanson and Hall after considerable trouble
early yesterday morning and deposited in the
lookup.
We hear that the Portland Light Infantry
propose to make moonlight excursion among
the islands at an early day, accompanied by
the Portland Band.
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UNLESS yoa wish premature death, YOU
will let all the poisonous hair preparations
alone. NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE is per-
fectly harmless, as any druggist will tell YOU.
All wideawake drug sis sell il. iy152t
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NEW YORK, July Morning.-Gold opened at
ll2A, advanced to 113, and then fell per cent then
advanced to 1885, the report that the French Min
lister has been ordered out of Berlin.
Sterling Exchange 1C9H a 11OJ.
governments opened steady, but fell per cent. af
ter the call.
There were fifteen proposals OF 500 bonds pur-
chased to the Government this noon, amounting to
S. 436, 300 The highest bid was 40 S1-1OO. and The
lowest 1O9 75-l00. The award OF two millions was
made at los rs 1903 q 109 45-1OO
The Bremen takes out $250.00C to. day.
Railways steady. Illinois Central and Hartford 6,
Erie per cent. better than last night.
NEW YORK, July 14-4fternoon.- continued
active and excited through the afternoon ralylng
sharply on dispatch that the French Renes had
fallen to C2 and closed at 1l3 q 1874 having sold up
inc gross clearrnces to-day were SIC, 100000.
closed steadier.
steady 1899 q ITO.
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WHY are you troubled this warm weather
with Mosquitoes and Flies, when you can get
at Lothrop s. Co.'S 81 Exchange St., the new
Patented Window Screen, made to fit any
| wi