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City AmaIrs.

The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen was held last evening.
In the absence of the Mayor, George z. Wes-
colt, Chairman of the Board, presided.
Lorenzo D. Miller was appointed end con-
hrmed special policeman without paw.
Petitions Presented and referred-Of Moses
Gould and others, that Quebec, Turner and
Howard streets may be graded; of Perley &
Russell, that measures be taken to remedy the
stencil caused by the outfall of the Market
street sewer under their building on CONNER
cial street; of Bailey & Noyes and others, for
sewer in Exchange street, between Middle and
Milk streets; of Albert d. Merrill and others,
for sewer in Franklin street; of Charles H.
Merrill, for sidewalk in front of his dwelling
house on corner of Deering and Henry streets !;
OF Elias Banks and others, for sidewalk on
Oak street; of A. ID. Merrill and Others for
sidewalk on Linco'n and franklin streets; Of
w. L. billiard, that old Franklin street be dis
continued; of II. s. Lewis and others, for
street lamp on corner of Cushman and Lewis
streets; of Robert f. Green, for permit to
erect wooden building upon Alder street; of
j. A. Tenny, for permit to erect a wooden
building on Cushman street; order to exempt
the property OF the Water Company from tax
alton tor five years.
The Com nittee on Streets reported in favor
OF cross walks upon Elm, Fore, Hancock,
MOuntfOrt and WaterviIle streets: also in favor
OF sidewalk on Winter street.
The petition for new sidewalk at the head of
Free street came up from the Council referred
to the Street Commissioner with instructions
to lay the sidewalk forthwith. The Aldermen
adnerred TO the vote referring to the Commit
tee on Streets with authority.
"A communication from the Overseers of the
Poor in reference to Dennis McFadden, said to
be insane, was referred to the City Solicitor.
Orders pdssed-That the election of Valua-
ton Commissioners be postponed for one week
that India street be repaired and cross walks
be laid on same where necessary; that Federal
street be put in good repair; that Carter street
be made passable and safe for travel: that cross
walks be laid across Bramhall street on north
side OF Brackett street, and across Bracket
street on west side of Bramhall street.
Owing to some technical informality the vote
OF last meeting, passing the salary bill, was re-
considered and the order was then passed.
The general appropriation bill was reported
to the Board and passed by sections, as follows
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Mortgages sale of Hradley's IIo
tel by Auction.

AN Friday. June 10TH at 3 p NJ, we shall sell the
~ large wood and brick building known as Brad
eys Hotel, corner OF India and Comm ercial st eeis
Sfid building is 3 1-2 story with brick basement.
finished with large Eating House on Commercial
St. large store corner OF India aud Commercial
ST. ana store on India st, with Hotel containing
~ Rooms. Said building is 43x5S feet, and is on
leased iand, having about year to run, and eau
be extended on favorable terms. This property
is desirably located for thu business for which 1t
is n,ended, end will rent easily for two thousand
dollars year.
For investment this sa offers inducements which
are seldom equaled.
Title perfect, terms easy and made known at sale.
Per Order Mortgages.
jun2td +. o. BAILEY e. CO., Auctoneers.
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Guardians Sale.

by virtue OF Esense from the Judge OF Probate
~ Tor the county OF Carroll, in the State OF New
hampshire the subscriber as Guardian OF Ruth G..
Eastman, OF Conway, in said County, who has been
decreed an insane pc son, will sell at public auction
on Saturday, the eleventh day of june next at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Store OF Conant and
Rand, IN Portland. in the State OF Maine, all the
right and interest Of his said ward, being one fifth
part in quantity and quality and in common and
undivided OF certain tract of land. si uated In the
county OF Coos and state OF New H9mpshire, con-
tanning about twenty-nine thousand acIes more or
less bounded and described as follows: Lying east
OF the township OF Straford. in said county, known
and ca led by the name of the OdelI township. Con-
ditions made known at the time and place OF sale.
JOkl, EASTMAN, Guardian.
Dated the 2ith day OF May, 1870. my2Id3t
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To The Editor of the Press:

To The Editor Of the Press:
Since I have been in the Advertiser building
have been constantly annoyed by gang of
boys, sometimes thirty or forty, pounding on
the house door and windows, and throwing
dirt, mud and any kind of rubbish into the
entry and into my room when my door is open,
and then run and shout.
Last Sabbath, after breakfast, went out to
spend the day with some friends When
came home found large square of glass brok-
en- against my bed, and the bed covered with va
rous kinds of dirt and rubbish which took me
about half an hour to clean SO that could
sleep in it, The next morning it took me about
one hour to finish cleaning my bed aud ROOM
These boys are evidently school children, and
the great question is, are they taught 4his kind
of high refinement at school or at home. for it
is hardly supposable case that these children
should practice such high refinement without
tuition somewhere. Il these youths can grow
up under such teaching and practice, we shall
soon nave glorious population and become q
AS now am, do not feel safe under such
treatment, and do hereby call on the CITY GOV
eminent to cause our police to be mostly in a nd
about Cross street TO protect me from these
maurauders. L am now old, feeble and decrep-
it, in my ODD year since the 4th OF March, and
have full burdens enough without such annoy
aDces and abuse JONATHAN MORGAN
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The two sections, school salaries and schools,
were considered together DR.. Gordon, from
the School Committee, was present. and made
detailed statement in regard to the bygenic
condition of several of the school houses, show
ing that some improvement is absolutely nee
essary. AT at present situated several school
rooms are mere fever traps. The further con-
siderati On of the matter was nostnnned for ona
week.-Adjourned
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Ward CaucuSes.

The Republicans Of Portland are requested
to meet at their respective Ward Rooms on
Friday Evening, june 10Th,
az eisht clock, to choose six delegates from
eacn ward to the Republican State Conven
uon' 10 be beld at Augusta June 18th.
Inc delegates who may be elected are re-
quested to meet at the Receptiop Room in the
City Building on Saturday p. NJ. June 11tb
to select four delegates at large to the same
Convention.
Per order of Republican City Committee.
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enness yesterday by the name Of Mrs Hayes.
She is an old offender.
couple of sailors got into fight in the
stone-yard back of the Custom House yester.
day afternoon, and when they saw the police
coming they endeavored to make tracks, -
Officer Cammett arrested one and handed him
over to officer Fields and then started on the
dead run for the other man whom he caught
near Franklin on Commercial street. On the
way to the station house the prisoner, whose
name was Griffin, attempted to 90 his own
way but he found Cammett too many for him
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AUCTION SALES.
CrOckery, &c, at Auc-
finn.

IN Wednes Law, June sth, at ten o'clock A NJ, at
~ Store corner of Federal and Market ST.. we shali
sell all the goods in said store. consisting oil and
second hand Furniture, Carpets, Crockery and
Glass ware Mirrors, Curtains, Plated Goods, Tin
anu stone ware, Show Case, Stove Desks, &c.
Ire store VIII be open until Monday night.
je4id FO BAILEY ~ C1 Anctionears
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S19,5OO,OOO

The Remaining portion Of this
Loan H0aU for sale at 81 I-2 and uc-
cTued interest IN currency. Can be
-h<f<i |.' tho Hnn'a21nllu,S Agencies, iss
NesC York or Boston; IN NeaO York.
TANNER d Co., BANKERS. NO.40 JTalI
ST., or ". -. Converse Dc Co., No. 81
Pt1se st. In Boston. Of f.. Rollins
Morse d. Bro, No. 20 State st.
P0AnpAtets, FLAPS and all int07'-
NATION can be obtained at either of
the aboce named agencies.
TIE attention OF Capitalists and
Investors IS particularly imvited to
these Securities. We are SATISFIED
they are all that could be desired.
and ~nheSitafingly reconme end
them.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION,
MAsSAUuUSETTs.
ARTILLERY ELECTION.

Boston, June 6.-The Ancient and Honora-
bic Artillery elected Brig. Gen. Chas. H. Pier
son, CT Salem, Commander, Can't. A. A. Fol-
som and Major Chas w. Stevens, of Boston,
1st and ID Lieutenants, and Brig. Gen. Ausel
A. Wass Adjutant
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NEW York, June GA violent earthuuak Ike
has visited the State of Oaxaca. lis effects
were especially disastrous in Oaxaca, the Cap
ital of the State. One hundred and three per
sons were killed and fifty-t three wounded and a
third of the city was rendered unnhabitable.
The earthquake extended to the mines, where
eleven men We're killed and many wounded.
Buildings in all parts of the State were de-.
stroyed and reports of additional deaths are
cOminn in
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extra % q rs; .Arst quality 50 q OO second do
775 q 30; third do rs g rs. Sheep dull and
lower at from to DC for common to fair; 81 q &c Tor
fair to good; and &c for extra.
CHICAGO. June 6-Flour higher at 4 50 "a 90 for
Spring extras. Wheat quiet at 05 for No. 2. Corn
quiet at S5sc for No. 2. Oats active at sol a. 5osc Tor
NO 2. Rye frmer at see for No. 2. High Wines at
Oh % OF. Provisions moment Live hogs active
cattle at IL q 62l Tor cows to extra prime ship
ping beeves.
CINCINNATI, June 6-Whiskey higher at o.
Provisions unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. june G-Cotton dull; Middling
uplanls at 2it a 213c.
CHARLESTON, June 6.--Co.ton quiet; Middling
uplands quoted at dc.
MOBILE, June g. Cotton easier; Middlng up
lands at 20Sc.
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WARD CAUcUsEs-It will he sner tho. tho
hour of meeting of the Ward caucuses on nj.
day evening next has been changed to 8 o'clock
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JOB PRTNTING.-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. M. MARKS
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FAMILIES TRAVELLING may secure elegant
suites Of rooms, by telegraph, at the AMERI-
CAN House, Boston, with every convenience
for comfort or luxury. Messers. Rice have
won an envable reputation as landlords.
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A FIENDIsH OUTRAGE.-We are informed
that during the latter part of last week. either
on Friday or Saturday, a most 6endish outrage
was committed in Gray. A man by the name
of Ramsdell, bachelor and man of some
property residing in Gray, came upon daugh-
ter of Mr.. Libby Of that town, (who resides on
a cross road about three miles from the village
near piece of woods,) and Selling her then
and there deliberately committed an Infamous
outrage upon her. The child is only eight
years of age, while her inhuman assailant was
twenty eight. When she succeeded in reach
ing home she Informed her father of the affair
and he Immediately proceeded to Libby's and
gave him tremendous thrashing. On Sun
day the scoundrel had the assurance to attend
church with his sister, and we are astonished
the people did not mob him. We learn that
yesterday the father of the girl intended to have
him arrested, in which case he will probably
get his deserts.
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AUCTION SALE IN BOSTON
AUCTION SaLE IN BOSTON,
BY FRANCIS SPRAGUE te co.,
AUCTEONEERS,
"'e NO. III Central Street, Boston.
v" 40 BUILDERS AND OTHERs
Great Auction sale of Marble
Manteis and Bracket Slabs.
On Wednesday, June 8. at1io'eloek
he Marble Works No. az CharIas,,,,,, =.

OIT W V'TI'V'7'''J, o O'clock.
At the Marble Works No SO Charlestown ar pos,ou
$50 to It's MARBLE MAN1ELS, ineiudinp low
medium and high COST az OF the most modern de-
pris.ng italian white and velDed, Statuary, 1en-
nessee l. sbon and other marbl S.
About 200 MARBLE BRACKET SLABS of assorted
sizes.
This stock must be sold aud Buders and others
about to pu chase Mantels or Slabs should attend
this auction.
Sale positive weather fair or foul.
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NEW YORK, June -1!fer7oon.-Gold fuctuated
during the day between 114s @ l14E and finally adj
van ced to u.s.. ' "N
Money easy at g 5 per cent. on call, and "a 7
per cent for prime discount. Foreign Exchange dnli
at 1899 q 1885, "'i'
about the funding bill
The following tha
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A severe drouth prevails in eastern New
t aork, The weather is exceedingly hot and
Tears are entertained for the fruit crop.
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A REvoLvER-six-shoote lost last night
between the corner of Washington and Con
gress streets and the police station. If the find
er will return it to the station he will be re.
warded.
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MARRIAGE is the result of love and admira
ton. j. Monroe Taylor's Cream Yeast Baking
Powder, the result of perseverance, science
and skill. 1t has no equal.
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CoNsofiDArfoN. 1.-The Citizens of Portland
have been much excited of late upon this Sub
iect-but the uniting Of railroads is nothing in
comparison to the union of vegetables COM
posing the celebrated Botanical Hair Remover.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. NJ. Todd & Co.,
"a Middle street. up stairs. may 26tf
ALL the latest style straw and wool Hats at
G. w. Rich & Ce.'s, 173 Fore ST. j4eod1w
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.
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BEWARE OF TOOTH PoIsoNs vended under
the name of Dentifrices. Adopt and adhere
to the only preparation that really preserves
the teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant So
zoDoNT. Its effects on decayed teeth are mar
vellous.
SPAULDING's GLUE" mends Crockery,
Wooden Ware, etc. ie 7-eod1w
FOUND AT LAST! A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind,
Consumption, as well as the numerous satel-
lites which revolve around it in the shape of
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Influ-
enza, Sc. The remedy we allude to is DIR.
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, prepar-
ed by Seth w. Fowle & Son. Boston.
je7eod&1w.
BUSINESS CHANGE-E. b. Floyd has sold
his ;ewelry store on Church street to G. w.
Wingate for $4,000. Mr.. Wingate sold the
same business to Mr.. Floyd five years ago, and
has since been located at New York and Port
land. We are glad to welcome Mr.. Wingate
back to our city, and we doubt not that all his
former friends and customers will give ready
evidence of a favorable remembrance. His
large experience in his business, excellent
taste and courteous address characterize him
as an agreeable gentleman to deal with.-Bur-
laqton Free Press, 3D.
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THE st. Julian, kept on the European plan,
presents advantages not secured by any other
House
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BIG lire of seasonable goods for gents wear.
all grades and prices, at G. w. Rich & Co.'S
! 173 Fore street. i4eod1w
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CHARLESTON, June 7.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct. nominal; via New York, ZIG on up
lands and II led ON Sea Islands, by sail. TIC up
lands: I'll on Sea Islands Coastwise To New
York, steam, &c y ib. upands; &c on Sea Islands
81 90 v terce on Rice; by sail, &c y Id ON Upa DIS
Acc W Dbl on Resin, 81 q y Nj on Lumber and So d
1OP Nj on Timber. To Boston by sail, % &c ~ lib on
upland Cotton; to Providence So y Nj on Boards; &c
y fb OIL upland Cotton. To Philadelphia by ste IN
&c; by sail Sc a. 81 ~ NJ on Boards 50 ~ NJ on Tim
Der; So W ton on Clay; SO q So 50 on Phosphate -
Sc y NJ Oh Boards; and 81 80 a $500 " ton on Phos-
plate Rock
Vessels are in demand by our merchants to take
lumber treghts from Georgetown, 5. G., Daren and
Satilla River, Ga, and jacksonville, Fla, to North
ern ports and $1l q - y NJ the rates on Lumber
ana Boards.
HAVANA May 2S.-May 81. American brig Oro-
laska. 700 hhds. Sugars, New Orleans at S. 25 each
and Br bark Stampede, 600 do, New York at 81 SO
each. May 3, Am bark Helen Angler, 600 hhds Su-
CARS tor Liverpool, al So. Chartered at Matanzas
same date, Am bark Mary c. Fox GOO hhds Molass-
es tor Portland at So " 10 gals, g e, delivered ;
do sch Nellie Bowers $50 do do, North of Hatteras
at 90 do; do bark Daring, 700 boxes do do at do do
and do do f Brett $50 hhds. Sugar for New York ,
at "a each. Chartered at Natanzas, 9th, Br brig
Uncas 1000 boxes Sugars for Baltimore at 81 each-
May q, Am bark Desiah 600 hhds. Sugars, Sagua
and North of Hatteras, at 81 so each; Am brig AIDE
line Richardson. 400 hhis. Molasses Sagua and New
Orleans, at 81 W 10 gals &C.; do bark Clio liza A
Kennedy, 1900 boxes Falmouth, at 37s 3D. Taken at
Aiatanzas 18th, Am brig Sparkling Waters $50 hhis
Sugars Tor Baltimore; Am brig John Sherwood 500
hhds Su9ass, North of Hatteras, at 81 each.
bossOs ssorE Asa.
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YACHT CLUB Regulation Shirts complete, a
G. w. Rich s. Co.'S, 173 Fore st. j4eod1w
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Caution.

WHEREAS, my wife, Ann Lane, has left my bed
wv and board wi thout cause, hereby forbid all
persons harborpg or trusting her on my account.
LEVI LANE.
Portland, May 81, 1870. myS1aSws
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ANNUAL CRUISE OF THE YACHT CLUB.-The
wharves in the vicinity of Merchants wharf
were covered with spectators from an early
hour yesterday morning, who were DESTROYS o.
witnessing the departure of the Yacht Club
on their annual cruise. The hour announced
for sailing was o'clock but it is always safe
to conclude on such occasions that there will
be considerable delay, SO that we were not al
all surprised on going down to the wharf at a
little after nine to find only few yachts lay
ing at their anchorage with mainsails hoisted
But gradually first one and then another came
along, the larger ones towed by the Uncle Sam
and the smaller making their way without as
sstance, until all were in line awaiting the gun
from the Ethel to start.
About this time the scene was an extremely
pleasing one. There was fine breeze from
the west, the air was warm even On the water
the ripples danced in the sunlight, and on the
different craft the crews were busy as bees
hosting all the sail they could carry except
their jibs. The guests were all aboard, most OF
whom were engaged in the cabin seeing that
their luggage acas aUeN stoned, the club signals
blew out SO that the yacht numbers could be
distinctly read and the harbor was dotted with
small craft of every description. At 1915 pre-
csely the final gun was fired from the Commo-
dore's yacht, and tho fleet weighed. anchor,
hosted their jibs and started off in fine style,
the venerable Laurel, Capt. Judge Goddard,
with the City Solicitor, reporter for the Adyer-
tiser, and other distinguished guests on board,
leading the van. The Vice Commodore's boat,
the Ray, was n the rear. but from the manner
in which she overhauled the fleet the appear
ances were that she would make some of them
"look sick" before reaching Cape Small Point.
The squadron looked beautifully under their
cloud of canvas and all well together off Fort
Georges, and had every appearance of reach
ing Boothbay last night but heavy fog bank
could plainly be seen outside, and we learn
that the Kate and Ella returned last night, and
that the fleet would put into Harpswell. The
following yachts started: Ethel, Ray, Nettle,
Laurel, Spy, Ella, Kate, Sparkle, Charles A.
Robbins and Commodore. The Juliet, Whis-
per. Addie and May Flower did not participate,
but the Juliet saluted the squadron on their
departure.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the following dos.
~ cribed goods were seized at this port on ~
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws, viz: " 'Ao
Feb %, 1870 on bard Stm'r ssChaseo Z bot,les
Gin; on board Sch.' Frank Pierce" 2 bbls sugar 10
Dbl Sugar, IL DBL Moasses, 1 key Tamar,nds.
March on X. X. Wharf, from Hugh Carney n
bottles Brandy; March 10, fro store on CONNER
cal Street, l-2 Dbl IA lbs.) Nutmegs; March IA on
board Stm'r "Chase", bottles Brandy, 1 bottIe
Wine; March %, on board Stm'r "Carlotia" nor
ties Gin, bottle Whiskey, bottle Wine; March "a
on board Brig "Geo. 5. ferry " 400 Cigars: March
30, on bolrd is "Startled fawn," 8 bags Sugar 1
Dbl Su EAR; April s, on Portland Per- bags sugar.
April IA. on board Stm'r "Carlo ta," 1 pair PANT
looms; April %, on X. II. Wharf piece Vevetina .
Pants Patterns and Trimmings; April 25 at store on
Federal street, pairs Kid Gloves; april rs. at
house on Middle sire % pairs Kid Gloves n, ess
Patterns Satehel; 2s,on board stmr 3Chase y
9bottles Brandy, bCttle Jamaica Rum: NAV p on
board Brig "Geo. Il. Dale" 2 bSls MoIasses: on
board Schr. Governor" bags Sugar mi S1,,aT.
May ., on board Sch. "Gen j. Y. Smith" 2 boxes
Cigars; May 10, on board Brig sEdItb |" bbI sugar
marked "A: D. Strout, Mbridge,"' 1 bbl Sugar
marked ID. L. Putnam, Mibridge.'
ANY person or persons claiming the same arc re-
auesteu 70 appear and make such claim within twen
~ Gays from the date hereof: otherwise the said
soos viii De disposed of in accord nee with the acts
OIL congress in such cases made and pr1yid ID
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
Portland, MAJ q, 1870. d1aw3w Tu
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KID FITTING Skeleton Corsets- call and see
them at L. D. Strout's, 345 Congress st. J4-tf
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SPLENDID White Shaws at L. D. Strout' S
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THE whole number of deaths in this city DUR
ing the month of May was fifty four, from the
following causes:-
Consumption, 20; Scarlet Fever, 81 Commissions 1;
Disease OF Bran, 2; Sill-born, 9; Stoppage l. Con-
geston OF Lungs, I; Old Age, 1; Lung Fever, 8: Ty
phoid Fever q; Heart Disease, 4; Disease OF Liver,
birth, 2; Intaniile, l.; Inflammation OF Lungs. 1 !;
Paralysis, 3; Erysipelas, Il Bleedings of Lungs, /;
Unknown, l..
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Foreign W1fkeis.
LONDON, June G.-To-day being Whitsunday, the
Stock Exchange at London and the Cotton and other
markets here are closed but the following fugitive
prices however, were made: Corn 29s Cd. Flour 21s
"a. California Wheat los 81. Red Western IS Sd.
Red Winter 9s Cd. -
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ALL the latest style straw and wool Hats at
G. w. Rich & Ce.'s, 173 Fore st. jieod1w
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IF you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper s. CO. 100 Federal street. They keer
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.