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The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

SCHOOL ExAaiNAT1oSs. Ss.-Yesterday after
noon the examination Of the Park Street and
Fourth Grammar schools for boys took place.
The pupils appeared we'll up in the various
studies and answered the questions put to
them with commendable promptness and ac-
curacy. The Committee on the Park Street
School expressed their opinion that the school
had made marked improvement the past six
months. The Committee On the Fourth Gram
mar School spoke of the examination as highly
satisfactory. The following are the statistics:
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

GLITTERING TEETH.-Not only does Sozo-
DON'T impart the wH1TENEss of the purest por-
celain to the teeth, but it's POLISH, too They
gilsten after being brushed with it, like the in
ner surface of au ocean shell, and the effect of
TINS peerless dentrifice is to render the enamel
as hard and indestIuctible as adaMant
Save and mend the pieces, use "SPALDING's
ULuE ie27-eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

PRETTY SHARP.-Yesterday afternoon dis
patch was received by the City Marshal from
man in Hallowell, requesting the arrest of an
individual named George W. Booker, at 81
Washington street. Who the sisner of the
dispatch was, what he was to arrest Booker
for, or what sort of a looking man Booker was,
didn't state. The matter was put into the
hands of Deputies Sterling and Decelle, who,
after two hours hard work succeeded in dis
covering and arresting their man. In future
it would be we'll for individuals sending such
dispatches to be rather more precise.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

GLASS DAY AT WEsrBRooK.-Class Day ex-
erclses will take place at Westbrook Seminary
to day, beginning this forenoon at ten O'Clock
and continuing through the afternoon. The
order Of exercises embraces seven declama-
tlons by young gentlemen and five essays by
young ladies, introduced by prayer aud inter-
spersed with music; closing with the parting
sen5. I'm tire afternoon Rev. S. H. McCollister
of Nashua, N. H., will deliver an address and
Mrs. Helen Rich Of Brasher Falls will read a
poem The diplomas will be given at the close
of the morning exercises. We regaet that we
are unable to print the full order of exercises.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

SHAW lat Middle street, has just returned
from a visit to. the nianuiactu .eTs with. 100
dozen mems and boys straw hats, all new
styles and bought at reduced prices. They
will be sold low. I shall open to-day the Dick
ems straw hat, now having great run in Bos-
ton. ie25-d1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

NEW YORK, June 2S-Norning.-Gol has ranged
between 11Oa q 111a. Foreign Exchange steady
at yesterda VS. rates.
Government bonds were dull and steady at the op-
eniug, but AT the noon call showed an advance of "a
I IN nearly all issues.
Stocks opened dull and heavy, but the afternoon
showed q more active feeling.
NEW YORK June 2S-Atternoon.-GOld YVES firm
er and more active this afternoon in sympatIy with
the advance in Foreign Exchange
aIovernm ns strong, with large business in '67s
$2,407,02i :"
Money easy; loans were made as low as ner cent.
Sterlng e. change firm and advanced to 1091 Tor
l0ug, and 110i ioT sight. ~
Tba fall
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29
The Central RoiIro.d of row,

We have before called attention to the Cen
Railroad of Iowa, as one of the most promising
Of the new Western roads 1t is built BY and
in the interest of very strong parties, leading
bankers and railroad capitalists, who have in
vested large sum of money in the enter
prise, and who have undertaken to complete
the entire road this season. 1t runs through
one OF the richest agricultural districts of the
world, and will connect st. Louis, St. Paul,
and the entire railroad system now converg-
ing there, by the shortest line. Three thousand
men are now at work upon it, and the track is
being laid at the rate of a mile day. The
company issue their First Mortgage Bonds at
the rate of $4,000 per mile, and have already
sold about one half of their entire Issue. The
company claim that as their road is now near
ly done, that their securities are. entitled to
greater consideration than those issued upon
enterprises whose future success is more uncer-
tain, and which may not be ultimately sue
cessful.
The wisest bankers consider First Mortgages
for moderate amount upon we'll located rail-
roeds, which are sure to be finished, among the
safest possible securities. There are 235 rail-
road corporations in the Northern and West
ern States, operating over 10000 miles of road,
and we know of but two of this lumber, or
less than one per cent, which do not pay their
interest regularly. These two are owned and
controlled in England and no final loss is ex-
pected upon them. Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co.
say that they have carefully examined the Gem
rral 1SIf1rUad of iowa enterprise, und tlhut IN
their opinion it will be one of the most impor-
tant and valuable in the West, and that its
Bonds are thoroughly safe as well as profita-
BILE security.
Messrs. Swan & Barrett, the advertised
agents, will receive subscriptions in Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29
Three French Roof Houses ON l.cnsed
Lund for sale

at auction, on Thursday, June 30h, at 12s1 o'clock
p. NJ. f. o. Bailey g. Co., Auctioneers. The block
OF three French root houses. originally built tor
stoIes) on Cross ST. next below Middle, on the lett
the upper tenement having tour rooms 6nishPd. and
the other houses lathed and pastered each tenement
2Ox55 with heavy sills and parae from the other,
having been built with view to removal; lower
story 10 feet and upper story ieet in the cear.-
This property will be sold cheap pIivae sale, ON
application to GEO. K. DAVIS & Co., at auction,
as above. je22dlw
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

. L O. o. r. EASTERN STAR ENcAMPMENT
No "A special session will be held this
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Per Order
G. s. D. GREEN, ,Jr,. Scribe,
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29
Grass Mt Auction.

ON Saturday, July I'd, at O'Clock P. NJ, we shali
" sell the grass about 20 acres OF lard sitna-
ted about 12 mile from Tuke!'s Bridge on the Lunt
place, Westbrook.
For particulars call on the auctioneers. Terms cash
jnu29rd F. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctionsers.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

If you wish for India rubber hose 60 to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them May 5-tf.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

THE FoURTH.-The boys will find plenty of
cheap Pistols, Po,cder, and Caps at Bailey's
Gun and Fishing Tackle Store, As Exchange
street, sign of the golden RIFLE"
ie24eodtiY2
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

BEAUTIFUL SnAwLs at Cogia Hassan's from
IS cents UPWARDS,
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

PRINTS cents at Cogia Hassan's. Best
Prints. 10 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29
TEL VrEMx

1t is said that Earl Granville will succeed
the Earl of Clarendon as head of the foreign Of
flee; to be succeeded in turn as Colonial Sec
retary of Chichester Fortescue, now Chief
Secretary for Ireland.
An American has offered 100000 for Cbas.
Dickens residence at Cad s hill
canal is to be cut through the Isthmus of
Corinth (Greece) at once
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

CLARKs, Coats Orr's aud McNAushe's, and
Sterling six-cord Threads at cents spool, at
Coga Hassan's. ie29. st
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29
AUGrus,N Sagls:~.
r.. A. BIRD q co., Auerroneers.
Furniture. "smnrinds, &c. at Auc-
Ian.

xAIE shall sell on Wednesday. .'une. 29th. at No
w IA Exchange st, at ten o'clock a NJ. iot OF
Furniture, consisting ct Bedsieads, NJ s.nre
Screen Lounge, &c. Also lot OF shop Farm, ,"ei
Counter Scale, Stove and Funnel, Cheese Box, Meat
Screen. Measures lot OF Tamarinds in kers and bbls
Cigar Case, Bbls, Covers, sc. je57ti
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

Buy your Mems and Boys clothing of the
Manufacturers, 292 Congress street, Grin
HowkeS g. Gn
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

StockS strnnnor = l H W = :. :: ~
large and prices advancing, though at the close
there was slight reaction. The improved feeling
was que to reports from Washington that the cur
rencs bill will be defeated
Stocks:
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29
Sherif,s Sale.

STATE OF FMAINE.-CUMBEBLASD, ss.
A TTACHED on q writ, and will be sold at public
"A auction, 10 the highest bidder, Friday, the
first day OF July, A. ID 1870, at ten o'clock in Ibe
forenoon. at the store OF Atwood e. mpany, No. 81
Commercial street. in Portland in said County, tho
following described personal property, to wit:
Twenty four (24j va rels -four, Exchangs brand.
DATED at said Portland this 25th day of Jure A.
d., 1870. NJ. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
jun2S-it
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

The most complete line of hosiery and gloves
in Portland is found at Cogia Hassan's, from.
the cheapest 10 the very finest
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

WANTED "A good capable boy, about II
years of age to learn the job printing business
OF tbic off
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29
Pc NNS SKLVANJA.
DEMOCRATIC POLITICS.


PHILADELPHIA, June 28-Samuel j. Ran
dali, Theodore Cuyler and Dr. Moffatt, were
nominated for Congress to-day, by the Demo.
Gratis of the first, second and third districts re-
s2ectively. The Fourth.Distrct Convention ad-
Ionrned to meet at the call of the chairman, D,
which means the endorsement of VIM. b.
Thomas who was recently nominated in oppo.
sition to Keeley.
TERRIBLE FIRE AT PITTsBURG-Loss HALF A
MLLIoN-A MAN BURNED TO DEATH.
PITTsBURG, June 23.-The most dsasterous
OIL hfe that ever occurred in this city, is now
raging near Sharpsburg Bridge. At o'clock,
during terrible rainstorm, in which houses
were blown down and trees uprooted, twenty
thousand barrel tank belonging to the Eclipse
Refinery. was struck by lightning. Another
tank belonging to the Citizens Refinery, was
stan a t5e ss% s tYs Ths Ep
ward the river, burning all the buildings in its
way. including DR.. Twredle's house and setting
fire to Shaflsbnrg Bridge, which was totally
destroyed. Henry B. Foster, brother of the
late Stephen G. Foster, was burned to death
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

The most delicious, rich coffee is the Pasha
Ali Coffee. ie29 2t
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29
Domestic News.
MAINE.
NEW THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE,

NEW IHEOLOGICAL
LEWISTON, June 28-The Trustees of Bates
College tO-day accepted the proposition of the
locates the Free Baptist Theological School
here in connection with Bates College A
Latin or preparatory school, to be called Mich
OILS Latin School, in honor of Lyman Nichols,
Esq, OF Boston, is established. Rev. Charles
ID. Malcom of Newport, r. l., was elected Pro-
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29

A SPLENDID line of all the new colors in kid
gloves received at Cogia Hassan, 3 to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-29


Democratic party have nothing in common
except on the question of prohibition.
Mr.. Joseph Chase, of Piscataquis moved the
previous question.
Mr. Bion Bradbury said we have no previ-
Gus question here. Every resolution introduce
ed is to be discussed freely and frankly. Ii the
Convention do not desire discussion they can
easily put stop to it,
Mr.. Chase renewed his motion.
w. G. Chadbourne Of Portland, sprang upon
his feet and with much vehemence and at the
top of his voice cried out that he had yet to
learn that there was any unaminity of senti-
ment for any particular man. The object of the
resO ut or was for the interest of the Demo-
cratic party. For the last sixteen years it has
been piece of petrification.
You must infuse some vitality into it. You
must get out of the old ruts. Where are your
| young men? In the ranks of the Republican
party. They are ambitious but there is no
| hope for them in the Democratic party Take
| thfs recess. Let US then come together again
| and put in nomination Joshua L. Chamberlain
| [hisses] and we will hang around him major
| ity that will astonish the hard cider campaign.
Several attempts were made to choke off Mr..
Chadbourne, bur they failed of success.
| Mr.. Simpson of Belfast vigorously opposed
| the resolution. The Convention had come to-
gether with its artillery, aud it is proposed thai
we adjourn for thirty days to get up courage to
fire it off. He had respect for Gov Chamber
lain but did not see how how he could step
from the Republican prohibitory platform ol
last year to the which the convention would
construct. He didn't like Chamberlain be-
cause he was associated with Grants party
Gen. f. S. Nickerson favored the resolution
He saidItbere is thousand of disaffected Repub
licans in the State. Ought we not to NEE
these men half way, provided we can do i
without any sacrifice of principle. He wal
tired of being led to defeat year after year. HI
desired to carry home to his constituents some
hope of success. He believed Gen. Chamber
lain would give this success.
Mr.. Madgan of Aroostook, sneered at thu
idea of going TO the liberal Republicans ani
begging them to give us candidate. He wal
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WntiennI, sInasIta,nbsit,u.

Die aagemtine pplttit ttr Nattcnalrts
gtsruns. tpts iIs In Der Betf&aft bee pra-
fipsnten nieoerselsst III. III nod immsr
,,Srisee 81 5aufe anb tetHe perwtdslnbe
@aian,en I'm Quslanbs"; Die RecSnRrut-
tirn Der Rebelen- Staaten sett RAID pcrs
pdrts, bic Steuern iperben pinftlin Elm.
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gerbiltnte son jdbrli9 100 Nilionsn
Dollar absetrastn unr-8tpueiatipn it
empbatiih rspupiirt mcrben.
Gin aneertr @sgsnRane RON grcesr
Sspsutuas huo bic anifrsnsuneen, wslde
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wirb bas isbr nahthstli9 auf unltrs sinD
bsimtlGs Snbutris ipirEen, unb Sisls un-
ltrer 8apitalifen uno arbsitsr wiirben
oabur6 bseintrd6tist rereen. Soweit
ais bas oeeenpdrtise 3pIiYfem ben SAB.
rifen, Der arbeit unb ben DrUbutttn bon
ptnnlplsanitn S1ub gepatrt, mus cd
unitrs aufsabs lsin, cine 8sbuttipn bsr
bsfsbsnbsn 3Oas su psrbinbtrn. gBir
Iulltsn unltre Ssnatoren unb 8sprdlsn.
tanten I'm Gpugrsb auTorbern, iebem ba.
Bin setsnbeu gerluh entsesenjutretfn,
Gbenfc loaten mir iebsm Hsetprpjttats.
Ssrttas init CANADA entssssnarbeiten, mo.
burh unlsr Ssl,banbtl, bic Sntsrsfer
bes 6armers unb anprer prebujenten te'
eintrdhtist psrpsn.
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button Der Natipnallhulp, bic Sunbi.
runs Der esssnpdrtisen IsGsprp,entissr
fiinf;ran;tser Bombs su eerinssrn Gin
fen, nidt bur& 3wans, fonbern auf ebr'
Iidem gBess tswertifstlist ptrpsn, uni
bic @riinpuns sines Silsunssfonbs. purd
rsl6sn Die S9ulb in unssfdtr brsieis
Sabren absftrassn piirbe.
Scritetenbss fuo bic puntts unIsrs,
Staats' unp NattcnalaReelsssnbs
peI6e i'd fur wi&hs ssnus tislt, sssen
rpdrtis Sbrer Grwdsuns ju untsrbreitei
unp Id I6lisbs init Der 5pffnuns, raj
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9tuen isIbf unb BEN WitsIisbsrn Der per
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nen uub Stre 8tratbunsen Dem 9anrl
gum banernpsn WUble sereiden m5atn.
Sno. 30. 9earp.
GrseutDt.Gtambtr,
5arrisbure, 5. San. 1870.
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9arrlsturs, 5. San. 1870.

- Die bemp!ratiide Gonstnton Son
Snbiana trat am Samtas In Snbtana.
polls ,uiammsn unp nCminirte Samss 6.
BCrben fir 8i6tsr Der Suprsms Court
unp Q. gB. Sanua fur attcrneY General.
8sfCluticntn wurben anssncmmsn, mel
DE iib fur tiusn 3cutarii BIOS mad 4.
HansislIsH stadfi&hn ausfprs&sn, stns Sts.
Siiicn Der Steuerssless, 8sjabluns ber
5.20er 8pnbs In @resnbads, unb 9e.
tsusruns Der Ser. ct. 8cnbe SsrIanseu,
ll& sseen bic Qualification bss Is. Mmsn-
Dement'S, iCpie sessn jsps gsrdupsruns
tsr acknowledgements srtlar.u.
- Tas 8risssbspartemsnt BAT Elm S..
ltsramm aus Nep,S Srltans erbalten, nell
DIES melbet, bab 1itular. @entraImaiur
8. u. Mcpers, 8tfeblStaber bes Dspar.
tsments 9puiliuna, In 8Olss elmer eunssn.
eCnSsficn nit 3cbe absesanetn ilf.
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NciGc MrtSei9em.
Bur aefdIiae,r @eatbtnnal !

9e freunslidbsr 6tntbmisuns ets s,tbrttn
airGtnratbs ttr stutfGtn srtstyf. @tmsinte ~
Serautpn tpirb etr llutrrsti6nttt nG9ftn Conn
tag ben t6. San, Ncrssns t0t llbr, nO1maIs
In Der &irtt etuannttr @emeinbt prtbistn une
cine GUIlrftt fir ieint @emtinte in pprtsmputb,
Sbio, bic TN airGtnbau besrifsn une fdb in isbr
bserGuetsn llmitdnbrn btTnbet, erbebtn. Rad.
itlbt eas esutlibt YubIifum Inn ssntisten .3u-
lpru9. 5erman 8titbG
Bon pprtsmputb, 8.
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SR11 ftcrf0ufett :

Das fribsrt Gistutbum he's Ssrff. 0eOrst
ItftTer, In btr Grtarifra6s atItam uue aus tinem
ertidSdiatn 6Btld6its- unb 8pbnbauls, nsbit
eptts, StaI uub anberrn 9gHettdubtu bsfsbsHe,
n unier anntbmbartu SsbinsuHeen ~ rtrtau'
fen. Sfi palTsuh fur tretHe Gin 0FiRaft tiuss'
rihtet.
RSbHs WashHft Rirb auf ssm PLACE f.Ibf
StthHlt. t5tT7
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Germania Halle.

Gintm psrrbriru pubIilrm bic srstteHs IN
itiet, bab ebigfe, Habt BEN Depot sflretHt esIa
nsu eiHefTidtst unb bsefutfne pfrinouert peTefH
4 unb untsr Der eeituHe ete uuttletbHstfu hfm
btuii6fn pubIifum itsf pitefr Sfffn ftsbt.
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ter beEaHHi esmant.
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suT9grtiftube BeutiIdtieH ma4en hifies 3sf
~ etm augnebmhtH MafsHtkaltepri In
Stabt QOiH) Ssbn 3sttItS
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Bum QSerf0mf:

Saus une 9cttf, sslssen In Der II. @arS,
Snantpn. Die eotit III 40 i5uB irpnt bel t75
Gue hef nit eintr Alsp eabintFr. Das baus III
i6 BEL 40 Sup, nit sinem IA bel &c 5ub srO5sn
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Ieibt an einsm @pbnbault einseridtst psrbsn.
@uttr 9mnnru, Safpftn unb anbere anssbSuee
line auf hem @Tunbifiid.
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@irtbfhaft in ber eadapanHa apenue IN tbtn.
fals ~ StrIdufeu. Wlan mfIee idt tti Sec.
5artmaHu, arstnibtr stm Gcurtbauft. 25n9
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0rOTltttlt0.

Der IlntsrIsiGnttt pirb Isin nsuss gaditrin-
5olsl, an ttr Ode Der 8ranFIin gIpsnut unb
Commercial sIlIsp ssItstn unb ,,Sadicn 5aus"
srtauft
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nit eintm fampisn frtisu gunf6 trETnsn
unb lahet lsint friibtrtn Stunbfu foipit Elm per.
tbriss pubIifum iibrrbaupt ju ssntiettm 3uirruS
srsrbeHit Gin. 0crfnj 3tbIer.
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Sfeue(scS Stad).

Ter @sIu6IslIsr piinI6t tins SttIIs in tiutm
Der bitlissn cher nuSpdrtissn 5rteIs ais Stspart
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jpsigeS in freniben Sanben ipurbe i'd, auBer bfr
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annsbmbarsn Griltsni ipirb eefudt.
@Ran abrtiiire ,,Wriu&hsarr" ppft Ser 1l9,
Serantrn, ga. 1893
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Rlt a1erf0ufem /:

Der rlutsrseiGnsr bisttt isins IN Dpbsstopn
aus. Tas Saus Ii rasr HuaIitSt unS .ntbSIt
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be bsiiHhen fdb auf btm 0runefiid. 16bre
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pBbulitt 5duedrbtit In finsr fIsiHtn 6amilit.
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tbtasit sur Aufnabms ppu Reiienesn bsreit.
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aOtalltbuIs30. .Rss.' $50
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miniltratipn, i'm Sanuar 1867, belief ffd
bic SfftntIicts S&ulb auf $37, ,704. .409.77.
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wcrbtn, wuburh, 5u 5 projsnt eere&ntt,
Der Staat idbrlih S244, 1894 lpart.
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Der p6brenb bee Sabres miHbefens Bic
6 Wlilicntn Dpaars StaatsesIetr anter
6Gubeu bat. Das @sbalt ilf unssnassnb
Obntbi unsslsbIi&sBsnubuns bsrStaats.
sslber, unp pbnt Subfeitn aus GutIltn,
Die man tem publttum niGt Su tuttaIen
wast, Ha ras @sfeb bas Stjitbsn folder
uuErIaubttn Subieieu init bOttn Stra.
fen btlsst.
StftntIitt S9ulsn.
Das bslOnbere Snttrt7s, tptl&ts Has
Bolt an ttr Grsitbunssfrast nimmt, per.
anlaet midt, ausfibrli&sr aIs font, bic
bauptfdHIthlten latiltiI&sn Qnsattn iibtr
ben Sffsutlihen unteTriHt srrluleaen,
wtIte bem 8triht bss S&uI. Supsrtn.
ttHcsnttn entnemmen Hnb. &c eibt int
Staatt 1871 SGul DilriEtr, 1896
Shulsn, 2445 bSbere S&uIsn, 1890
S1ul.D .DirsttOrsn, 76 Suptrinttabtnttn,
17,l42 qtbrsr unb 8l5,753 S&aler.
Die Dur&f&uittstOittn fir bsn uutsrrint
isbtt Shllers bttrassn 81 Cts. mpnats
ltd. Die EOtallOasn fur untsrritt be.
Iaufsn H& idbrli& auf $4,000, O,7O4.26.
alls Gussabsn ;ufammsnssrt&ntt tstra.
gen bic uniCfsH idbrIt& SO, ,9s6, las. 81.
Das S&uI'G 'Gieentbum III auf s14,045,.
632 tarirt.
Als piGtist Stitllft ISr unIsrs Sffsnt.
IiHsn S&uIrn uttmtu bic NcrmaIf&uItn
ben rrRsn plat elm.
Die AR5abI Der im Staatt PrieatfnH.
len beIuhenben Rinttr pirb auf $4,000
tnrirt. Die Stattffif bee S@uIbsfu4s III
ptmna6 fOIesHbe:
Sn SffsHtIiAeH S@uIsu sl6.753
Sn pripatfGuieH $4,000
SH ttiutr SHuIf 10000
SStGIiabl bts lstHssr S75.7sS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13
M. 6reem,
Gambler In impSrtirtsn uHb sinRshnH&H
tl)tiHtn, Giqndrtn, GiaarrtH, ST.,

426 eadapaRHa asenus.
DIR btfts Bourbon in esr @tstHb. Smpertir
9Setne unD Sranbite. Die btht 9guspabl fsfbsH
aus benz 3clIbauft trbaIttn urb gu prtiltH sfr-
Eanft bic jtbtr 8eniurrsas fpptttn.
GbtEfaae Gin grocer Bsrratb intpprtfTtfT uEe
fiRbsimif9sr 9isausu, bic NIT stTiHefm TTsft
psrtauft peTbtu.
pcrter unb 9le, In saujsn unb baIbfn 66HtrH,
tn,mer pcrrdibig ~ bsm nitbrigaeH NagitpTeffs.
esr Gitp abstlisftrt.
DanFfnb fir bas bisberiss 3utEausn, bittet
Hm GrbaItune eflItlbtH In bfT 9uPunft.
f2. 9nIi f666.-ba
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Slceb cJttStruirtcmtc


Cine partit ron stpd Sieusbn Wtilns' in,
Iirumsutfn trire Itbr bilIis an ttpdiet Sistbaber
psrfauft. 9Gbtrs glusiuuft srbsilt bic GTpseiticn
ets Wehtnklnit, 9or 1t9, STanteu, pa. f3tr7
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0Serlditat 1UirO

Gin gutter g9dsntr fir erpbs unh ftins arbeit.
Gin lpIttr rrbGIt riusn sutsn eobu, psnH CT lidb
mettt bti Griterit WpaHt
1871 9ebar Straee, Serantpn.
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SeicbdftS=2ln;ei0e.

9ubsm bic llntsrjsi6ntien bas fribsr scH
Rra II. @alOtpay sefiibrte WSbeleei6Sft In her
psnn glpsnut, pberbalb Wfuibsrry Straes, fSuf.
lid ibernpmmsu babsn, asttn re bic grrfter,
ung, eaB fe ale in bae MEbelseldSft einfhIa-
afnbsn slrtiftl ifets auf @crratb balisn unb ju
ben nieeriaftrn Yreilrn perfaufen.
EsS sguf esib.nbssGneniils pirb beionbes
Gidfdt gtnpntmsn une aGIss tasu @sbSriaf
prompt bflprst.
28c3m SdSnfete u. 6ausmauu.