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Lands IL rspori i bill feiatins to the Btaueh

Lands t5 tspdtt { bill Relating to The Bfaioti
committee on the army appropriation bill,
which appropriates 500 977, and having added
items Of $4,000 for meteorological observations
and the announcement along the northern sea
and lake coast OF the approach and force of
storms, and $4,000 for planting ornamental
teries, reported back the bill and it was passed.
Mr.. Cullom, of Illinois, from the Committee
on Territories, reported bill to authorize the
people Of New Mexico to form a Constitution
and State Government and for the admission
of such State into the Union as the State OF
Lincoln. The bill was recommitted.
Bills to require national banks going into
liquidation to retire their circulating notes, and
extending the provisions of the act in relation
to furnishing artificial limbs to officers and
sailors OF the navy and marine corps were
passed aud the House adjourned.
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Ward Caucus.

The Republicans Of Portland are requested
to meet at their respective Ward Rooms on
Friday evening June oath at o'clock, to
choose six delegates from each Ward to attend
the District Convention to be holden at Saco.
June 18th, to select q candidate for Represen-
tation to Congress from this District. The del
egates who may be chosen at the Ward eau
cuses are requested to meet at the Reception
Room in New City Building on Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock to select four delegates at
the same Convention.
PER ORDER
REP CITY COMMITTEE
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Q O M M e RCIAL.

hecclpts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosroN.-44 coils
coroage 20 doz rails, organ 65 'ols roofing paper
Shoes 20 bbis liquors, ls casks nails 2O5 bbls
-four, horse pcs marble, 175 pkgs to Primers TX
press ioO 90 to order; For Canada and up country,
bales WOOL casks 1ivets, IS bdls pipe Is bxs tin,
beams wap 20 bdls leather, casks oil 80 bbls paint
10 oGis shoye,s o,has pressing machine carriages
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1a1 oa,s mlk 17oo
bbs flour, car slabs, do paper, do potatoes, do
peas do old IRON do OATS 10 do corn, do shocks,
% 20 slaves do park 90 clapboards, do shingles,
bbls -four, car paper do oil, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-lot bones, 81 bags
spoos, &c bxs scythes, POTATOES, 20 bdls back
stock cords hard wood hearts, 5l5 sides leather SO
cases merchandise.
PORTLAND q Observation-Disclosures ears boop
iron, do brick DO barrels 13 bbIs flour, do tai
low, 70 bxs scythes, bdls do 81 pkgs merchandise.
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WESE INDIES.


LANDING OF THE UPTON EXPEDITION.
HAVANA, June 2O.-Gtorge B. Upton left
Aspinwal on the 8.h inst, and on the 18th
reached Herroduera, on the Cuban shore, where
she landed Col. Sous and twenty-five men and
her entire cargo, consisting OF 1000 stands of
arms, a large quantity of ammunition and
French repeating cannon. Some cOrrespOn-
dence between Cisneros and Cespedes, which
has fallen into the hands OF the Spanards,
shows that this cargo consisted of the material
left on board after the first landing, supple
mented with fresh supplies at Aspinwall. Six
OF the fillibusters have been killed since the
landing, but whether they belonged to the first
or secOnd party is not known.
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New York Wool Mnrke.

new YORK, June 18.-For three days, The de-
manu- mas been rat e. more active, especially for
p.neu, pun Iexas and California but it has been reeiv
on tne basis Of previous prices with occasional
eoueess'ons on undesirable lots There have been no
s1eas OF new clip Western, except small lots Ohio,
snlch held at 40 q SOC, the latter price for choice
sssss 80 o. Heece At 20 G 54, including fine and
cdoice Onio at 49 @ 54c; low and meJium do 40 "a
'4Sc; Georgia 35c; sbearnes 25c; State ana Western
4o 4oc; pulled 27 @ 32c tor No 1, AMI 27 % 42c tor
SUPER and X; rarlDg pullef at 2tc; Mestiza 10
SIC; Mexican II q 2Oc Texas 16 q 19c tor Western,
aud 235 9 PC tor bury to fine; lambs pulled $50
Spring zip California at "a q s1Jc for bury to very
2S q 23c; Cape 3lc.-[Shipping List.
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HARPER's BAzAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall; also by D. Went
worth, dealer in books, stationery, &c., 337
Congress, corner of Oak street. This journal
of Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is
a welcome visitor to the parlor circle
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Miscellaneous Notices.

THERE will be meeting held at Great Che
beague Island in the grove, at the rear of the
M. e. Church at that place, to commence on
the 21st, and continue through the week.
President Edridge, of the Conference, Elders
Macomber and Gibbs will be present, also Ell
der Barnard from Bangor.
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THE UPTON EXPEDITION TO cuRA.
MAssACHUSRTTs.

BOSTON, June 20.-One of the severest thun-
der storms experienced for years occurred this
afternoon, lasting about three hours. Hail
and rain descended in floods with continuous
thunder and lightning Much glass was brok-
en- and fruit trees suffered seriously. Similar
dispatches have been received from Worcester,
Springfield and Norwich, Conn.
SPRNGFILLD, June 2O.-A severe hail storm
accompanied by wind and lightning passed
over Western Massachusetts this afternoon,
The crops were greatly damaged, fruit stripped
from the trees and a vast quantity of glass
broken, including every skylight in Pittsfeld
northampton and other places. Hail stones
at Northampton measured from five to ten
inches around and weighed from three to ten
ounces.
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DAMAGE BY THE LIGHTNING,

BANGOR, June 20.-We have to-day been Wis
tied by series of thunder showers which for
violence and duration is unprecedented with
us. The first was al half past twelve this morn
ing, and was accompanied by heavy fall OF
rain mingled with rain. The second was at
noon and lasted from s till this evening"
During the showers the thunder and lightning
were almost continuous, and the lightning
most vivid. During the first shower the light
nlng IS not known TO have struck anywhere
excepting in a large tree. At the second the
Unitarian church in this city was struck, with
slight damage. The spire of the Methodist
church in Brewer was struck, shattering it and
damaging the edice considerably. A house
in this city was struck, demolishiDg the Chin
ney and stunning and slightly burning a vo-
man sitting at an open window. Telegraph
poles along the road are shattered and wires
work with great difficulty. at 5 o'clock this
morning lightning entered the telegraph Office
at Bucksport, DESTROYING the instrument, set
ting fire to papers, Sc. The weather, which
was yesterday extremely cold,is now very
warm.
MOTION TO REDUCE BAIL REFUSED.
BELFAST. June 2O.-Langdon N Moore, one
OF the New York parties implicated in the
LIMERICK Bank robbery, was to-day broueh t
before Judge Dickerson of the Supreme Court.
on wit of habeas corpus and motion for re-
ducing his bail, which is $25,000. was argued
by counsel. The motion was denied and the
prisoner remanded to jail.
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A Coon FARMRR.-We hold up to the EN-
ulatioo OF our neighboring farmers the name
of Moses Burnham of Hollis. On the 18th of
April be planted peas in the open field and on
the 10th of June one of the editors of the PRESS
had on his table from those vines, a generous
mess of green peas, large full and sweet. To
Mr.. Burnham is awarded the first prize.
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Extends from New York City to the CITY of Oswego
on Lake Ontario distance Of 400 miles, including
from Oswego, aud regular trains running daily.
Rapid progress is making in the balance o. the line
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
sAFEJY OF THE BONDS.
There is no railroad bond off red upon the New
York market which SO clearly combines the elements
OF PEREECr SECURITY and HIGH RATE
oF IN rEKEST as this: in proof of which assertion
tine following simple tarts are presented:
~, !: The LoGAHoN a lon Of THE ROAD, stret-hins
MIDLAND COUNTIES of NEW YosK STATE.
to the nearest port on the great Lakes is such thai
from the moment it is opened. The Route from New
York 10 Buffalo will be shortened seventy miles
and TO Oswego forty I've miles
2 THE COST OF BUILDING THE ROAD
about $4,000 per mile and $40 O OF that amount is
necessarily furnished bV stock subscription before
OF the latter is positively limited to S20O0O PER
NILE OF ROAD BUILT AND IN RUNNING
OVER s6 0Oo,OcO have already been maid in on
stock subscriptions, VA
8. The mortgage bonds on every railroad ruonne
OUT OF New YORK City ATE good, ami interest is
4. The TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY o,
TINS great through rcuie OF railway between the
will thus be only $560,O00 per annum after the whole
tioes ne @ On the most moderate eacua
MONTH would tar exceed this sum.
THE BATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cent. in GOLD. free nj
United States income tax. and this, with gold al 12O
is equal 10 about IL PER CENr. YEAR No
rational person could expert SAFE INVEST-
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE to be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
tn e BONDS.
The bonds have 25 years to run; are issued in de-
nomlnafions Ut 81 900; bear Seven Per Cent Inter-
est gold tree income tax; are Cou o0n or Res is
tered, with Interest, payable sem-annually in New
York, on the LIST of January and LIST OF JuIy,
PRICE: PAR AND ACCRUED nm.
TIE R EST.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C., may be had on appli-
cation. VI "iP"
DUPEE, BECK Dc SAYZES.
1O2 State Street, Boston.
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO..
Bankers, No. 25 NaSsau-st
nnoC Emil
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E u Ii . T. e.

COUNTER MOVEMENT TO THE ECUNENICAL
COUNCIL DISCOURAGED.
LONDON, June 2O.-The Archbishops of Can
terbury has addressed letter to the Bishop OF
Bristol, discouraeing any counter movement
in the Church OF England to the Ecumenical
Council, advising abstinence from action as
more dignified and sober. He considers the
English tormularies a sufficient response to the
proceedings OF the Roman council
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THE PRE- s s
Tuesday Morning, Juns 81, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity
View Advertise mn ents this nay.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Professional Sparrer. :. John G. Doldt.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
To the Republican Voters of First Cong. District.
Westbrook. . Caucus.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Building at Auction. >. F. O. Bailey q 20.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
The Cheapest and best C. W. Belknap.
Western Lands. :. q X. Harmon
Notice. Charles CLARK.
A Good Chambe Rent. w. III. Jerris.
Store to Let jas. A Foss
Notice. :. CREW lie nj. Stevens.
Millinery Business tor Sale. e....Taylo lor & Co.
Millinery. s.. r. True.
Wanted. Girl.
Notice. -. Estat- of Mary R. Hancock.
For Sale at Bargain. w. II. Jerris.
Graham Flour. 90 BreD, Pierc. & Co.
Pipe Filter Wanted. Charles Pierce.
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NhB II RASkA.


GREAT GATHERING OF INDIANS
FORT LARAMIE, j une 20-One hundred and
thirty-tbree lodges of Sioux are now at this
post and more are daily expected; it is expect
ed that by the last of this week 1000 lodges
will be present They are impatient to hear
from Red Cload, and think that something has
gone wrong. They are ANXIOUS to trade but
are very independent and saucy, and won't al
low any white men to cross the Platte to their
CAMPS,
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June Meeting Of the Nara
ganset5 Park Association,
At Narrasansett Park, ,Cranston,R.I.

ganset5 Park Association,
At Narrasansett Park, ,CranstOn,R.I
Tuesday, Wednesday, ThuvsSay and Fri
day, June ~, u, 23, ~. 1870.
Premiums. $4,000.
First Day.
No. IA purse of $4,000 for horses that have
never trotted 'or money. EntIies:-b g. Dan Ford,
b. Robert Bonner, b m. Olive Logan, b. g. Charlie
No. "A purse of $4,000 for horses that have
never trotted be, ter than 224. Entries:-b g. Hot
spur. en-: g. z; W. 3. Whitman b. 6. Twang. ch. g.
License. blk S. Draco Prince, br g. Rola Golddust
~Formerly Billy Barr.
Second Day.
No. 3-A purse OF 600 tor horses that have never
trott better than 81. Entries: -ch. m. Hoosier
bonner. .. m. Olive Log n, b. q. Penobscot Chief
No. IA purse Of $4,000 for double teams. En-
;. g: Twane and br: $. Rhode I,.nd; blk. m. Jessie
wales ana blk. g. Darkness; br. S. KiIkwood and
Third Day.
No "a purse of $2,00U for horses that have never
trotted he ter than so. Entries:-b.g. g. Dan Ford,
t.., o. ;. hooert Bonner br. M Lady Augusta. b. g.
Charlie Green, b. m. Lady Emiy r. m. Lady Colye er
b. m. Fancy Goldcust.
No: ga puise ., $4,000 for horses that have
I. Taylor br. m Lady Sheridan, CHI m. Idol, Q. h.
Carroll, b. S. II. W. Genet, CHI. e. Locust, b. 9
h, ht,TaDg' g; Sheppard Knapp. Jr., G. g. Surprise,
Fourth Day.
No. IA purse of $3.50 Tor horses that have
never frotted better than 231 Entries:-s. g. Dot,
wg. White Fa9n, eh. G. Col. Fisk. G Prince
Albert, Sc. Hickory Jack, b. g. Dew Drop, tlk. s.
fatcnen Chief 8. g. Prince, m. Rosa Goddust.
"Formerly No Name
No S.-A purse o. 81, 900 for all horses;
S3,5O0 to first, 81 900 to second, $500 to
third. An addi iomal premium sf 50 500
will be given to the winner Of amy heat,
provided the time is better thnu 2.15 IA.
Fntric.:-
b. m. Goldsmith Maid,
b. m. American Girl,
b. nm. Lsdy Thorn,
br. z. Geo. Palmer
All the above races are nile heats best in g. and
all in harness with the exception OF No.4
The Boston q Providence and Providence & Wor-
cester Railroad Con papies, and Providence and New
YORK Steamship Company will sell excursion tickets
at reduced rates.
Tiottng 10 commence at 1-2 o'clock each day.
AMASA SPRAGUE. P, esident.
GEO. II. SMITH. Sec'y and Sup't of Grounds
D F. LoNGsTREET, Treasurer
jun20.21,22
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sew,xsaa s.ass aas hs6as, .issaxi.

Ntss, YORK, .Itine 20 Il v6J ANA -. The NJhes
market or the week opens easy at g per cent. on
cali. Foreign Exchange i quiet at 1899 @ 1O9a :
Gold has ranged between 1i2s a 1927. The market
has been dull and without feature.
Government bends are firm on moderate volume
of business.
The Stock market opened dull end steady, and has
since been a shade. lower. except on Pacific Mail,
which advanced to "A the reported safety OF the
lost
NEW YORK, June 20 20-4feynoon. Gold closed
duil at ll2S q 1teE. 4overnms nts quiet and irm.-
Money NO, easy at S@ per cent. Foreign Exchange
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IMPORTANT TO MARINERs.-The following
communication will interest our business pub
lie. In connection with the same we would
call attention to the advertisement Important
to Mariners" in our marine department.
SPANISH CONSULATE AT PORTLAND.
For the information OF the commerce of this
city, His Highness the Regent of Spain di-
rects me to publish that the new tariff of Gus
toms of the island of Cuba is at present moth
ing more than project of the Superintendent
of Customs of that island, and that it will not
commence to be enforced until approved by the
General Government, when public notice will
be given some time beforehand to that effect.
Portland, June 20, 1870.
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The Aged Brotherhood are requested to at
tend the funeral of Brother Luther Dana this
P. M, at 6 O'Clock, from his late residence,
State street,
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LINE of Piques received at Coga Hassan's
to-day. Prices IS cts, 20 cts, 25 cts. 30 cts,
and As cts.
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ASK your Grocer for package of Pasba Ali
Coffee. je202t
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LADIES' good cotton hose at Fitzgerald &
Co.'s, three pairs for 25 cents How is this?
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Mortgages sale of Rradley's Ho.
tel by Auction.

nN Friday. June 10th, at NJ, we shall sell the
~ large wood and brick building known as Brad
eys Hotel corner OF India and Comm 81 eeis.
Said building is 8 IL story with brick basement.
finished with large Eating House CONNER cal
St., a large store corner OF India aOd Commercial
SITS, and store on India st, with HOTEL containing
80 Rooms. Said building is 43x5S feet, and Is on
leased land. having about one year to run. and can
be extended on favorable terms. This property
Is desirably located tor ths business Tor which 1t
is in ended. srd will rent easily for two thousand
dollars year.
For invesme this sa ae offers inducements which
are seldom equaled.
Title perfect, terms easy and made known at sale.
Per Order NJ rgagees.
jun2td f. o. BAILEY g. CO., Auctioneers.
uThe above sale is postponed TO Friday next,
june "a, at O'Clock H., at which time 1t win bs
positively sold ia settlement is not effected before
that time
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EVERY lady who has tested the merits of J
Monroe Taylors Cream Yeast Baking Pow
der for culinary purposes, refuses to try any
other; we don't blame her.
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GENTEEL
Household Furniture
BY AUCTION!
On Thursday, June 23d,

A T ten o'clock NJ. and 1-2 NJ, at house No.
N 40 State street, we shall sell all the Furniture IN
said house. consisting in part OF Parlor Suits in b.
w. and Brocatel. b. W. AND Hair Cloth, English
BRUSSELS and 1aDestry Carpe's Ftagere, b. w.
Secretary, Maroe Top Tables. Fine Oh Painting and
Engravngs, B.W and Mahogany Marble Top Cham
Der sets, M 'hogany and Painted Chant ber Furniture,
Hair aud HusS Matt esses Fea.bec Beds. Curtai ns,
rhet sets, BRUSSELS, .ngrain aud Straw Car, cts,
Black Walnut u ming Table and Chii-s, B. w 81 le-
Board Marble 4 jp, ch nI Glass and silver Plat d
are. silver Plated ret Service, lee Pitcher and
SAW r. Soap St AMI Cook stoves, tosether with
the entire Kitchen Furniture.
The Piano. man ufacJured by Edwards e Son 7 oc-
fine instrument Piano Stool and Cover trgether
with the Parlor Furniture. oil Painting- &c, will
be sold in the afternoon, commencing at ~ O'clock
This Furniture Is OF superior workmanship and
finish. and all in fine Or6er.
The house will be open tor examination Of Furni-
ture at 8 O'Clock ON morning OF sale.
je20td r. o. BAILEY & CO., Austrs
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The SToRM.--The thunder showers which
began in this city last evening and continued
to late hour, were not attended with any
damage in this vicinity, SO far as we can learn,
but their influence extended great ways, and
in some localities were attended with damage
to buildings and crops The operator at the
telegraph office sent us private note early in
the evening saying that the electric fluid inter-
fered with their business, delaying it consider
ably. -Four poles on the Boston & Maine
Railroad were struck by the lightning and de-
molished, crossing the wires and making bad
work. At Lewiston the shower was accom-
panied by unusual hail and wind and doing
much damage to the fruit crops. A great deal
of glass was broken by the hail. A dispatch
from Troy, N. Y, says the storm passed over
that city at noon, doing great damage in the
country to fruit, &c.
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AccIDENTs.-Yesterday as Mr. David B. Full
Ter, rigger by trade, was engaged in rigging
vessel he fell distance of some twenty five
ieet striking heavily. DR.. Weeks was called
and the injured man was conveyed to his home
at No. 81 Pine street. 1t was ascertained that
no bones were broken but the man was badly
bruised and suffered considerable pain.
AS gentleman was holding his horse, in the
upper part of the city yesterday, with the.in-
tentiOn of turning him out a little SO he could
get into the wagon, the horse suddenly started
knocking him down, and ran full speed with
the wagon down through Oak and Spring
streets and dashed into the garden of the late
Hon. N. j. Miller, without waiting for the gate
TO be opened, thereby smashing the wagon and
also the gate. Luckily the gentleman was not
hurt
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THE STEAMER ORIENTAL will commence her
regular trips on the Lakes between Harrison
and Standish, on Monday, May 3Oth, 1870, con-
Meeting with the Portland & Rochester rail.
road at Portland. Daily stages connect with
steamer for Waterford, Sweden, Lowell, Frye
burg, Conway and the White Mountains
ie2 diff
ALL ABOARD FOR MONTREAL AND QUEBEC.
-Remember the excursion starts from Bidde-
ford Thursday, June 23d. at quarter Of six,
A. M, and leaves Portland at no A. M Buy
your tickets early, as the number is limited !;
for sale till Wednesday morning at the follow
ing places: In Saco, at Lewis Hodsdon's; Bid
deford, at DIR. Warren's, E. f. Pillsburv's.
Rarnhara,s- and n1za..l.ls.-e -eseu-v..,- -p4.L
land, at Lowell & Senter's, j. A. MerrilPs, F,
f.. Hale's, McDuffee's, Gerrsh & Persons.
and atthe depots Thursday morning. Tickets
good till July 5th. HENRY J. LORD.
je21d2;
STONE & MURRAY's CIRCUs.-This splendid
equestrian exhibition, so complete in all its de-
partments, and embracing such variety of
the best talent, will. exhibit in this city to-day
and tomorrow, both afternoon and evening, at
Deeripgs pasture First on the list of attrac-
tions we have the great band chariot drawn
through the streets by forty richly capalisoned
steeds; next the daring aerial ascension of
Miss Ellser upon the tight rope; both shows
without money and without price. Then we
have the great John Henry Cooke, who rides
six bare backed steeds at once, Mile Cooke, the
dashing equestrienne, and galaxy of acrobats,
contortionists, clowns, humorists, riders, etc.,
furnishing enough enjoyment in one entertain
ment to last respectable sized family whole
year. OF course the tent will be crowded af-
ternoops and evenings Better secure your
seats at Paine's music store during the day and
avoid the crowd. --.
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FIVE hundred Chinese fans just received at
Fitzgerald & Co.'S; the best thing out; price 10
cents. .a'.'
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MISCELLANEOUS

The advantages and attractions of this Loan,
for Investment purposes, are many and impor-
tant:
1. 1t is based upon one of the Great THROUGH
LINES between the sEABoARD and the
2. The SECURITY Is ALREADY GRE.
ATED, the greater part of the line being
in successful running operation.
B. The LOCAL Traffic, from the unrivaled Ag-
ricultural regions and Iron and Coal de-
posits adjacent, must be large and profita-
BILE.
a. The enterprise receives IMPORTANT Con-
cEssIoNs AND PRIVILEGES from the States
OF Virginia and West Virginia.
8. 1t is under the management of efficient and
well-known Capitalists, whose names are
guarantees for its EARLY COMPLETION and
successful operation.
6. The Bonds can be had either in
Coupon or Registered
form; then have thirty years to run, both
principa. and interest being payable in
gold
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LADIES white tucked skirts at Fitzgerald &
Co. s, for zoe, 85c and $10O; do not fail to give
them a look.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, is most IA
vorably known all over the country. Unsur-
passed in its management, it has few equals in
extent, or in its thousand contrivances for the
comfort and pleasure Of its guests
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Grass at Auction.

nN Saturday June 25th, at O'Clock. P NJ, We
" shall sell all the Grass sbcut IA OF land
situated above AbbO u Store. at Aliens Toner,
Weslbrook For particulars see Abbott.
je20td f. o. BAILEY q Co., Aucrioneers.
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au,rrs,,N ,a"-S.
Sugar Refinery Stock
At Auction.

WE shall sell ut public auction at Merchant ts'
w Exchange, No 20 Exchange ct. on Wednes-
gay, june 22, at II o'clock A NJ ten shares in the
Capital stock of the Forest City Sugar Refinery
Company Terms Cash.
z. 4. BIKD * co., Auctioussra
June 16 dtl