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JorTIHGs ABOUT TOWN.

Music in Thompson square this evening.
The steamer Colorado and ship Cutiystor non
Liverpool. arrived yesterday.
Joseph Benjamin, aged 30, fell down a Night oi
stairs at 100 Bayard street last night, and his neck ~
broken
The ice spectators, in opposition to the Ice ne
noposu are about 10 receive several SHIP loads OF I'd
from Norway
The twenty six divisions OF the Social Reform Re-
neyoen Society had their aunua festival Yesterday 10
Joness Wood,
Jacob Knapp, German, aged 66, died ia Belleyus
from injuries sustained some days ago by fall nor
the third story at iS3 West Fifty second street
The Twenty secoud Regiment start on An On
curson to sing Sing, by the steamer Sunnypide from
the loot OF West rhrtyfourth street to-day They re-
turn to the city IN the evening".
The body Of boy, about 70. sandy hair, black
pant. gray Jacket, PLAID wooen shirt was found Ias
evening IN the North River and scared 70 the Thirty
fourth street dock
Patrick Claim aged IT, OF Forty.second street
near Thlrd avenue, while hitting gas pipes in a Dei
pulldrg IN Eightythird street, near Madison aycnaA
injured
Michael GilliR, aged 90 OF Finy fourth street ana
second avenue, was sitting on the front platform a
car b BELT line, Whep near 1Ltri avenue, 10 filtx
ninth street his leg struck agalDst wagon bel9aI!ns
70 Merriam schrleber, dragging him on and under tha
car wheels, by which nv WAS ieMfai'y mans'oi
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NEW JERSEY.

The First Baptist Church edihce in Elizabeth has
been sold to a colored congregation for $4,000.
A little son OF Edwin A Hampton OF 35i Plane
street, Newark, was drowned In chiern yesterday.
Five hundred and sixty car loads OF cattle, hogs,
and sheen arrived last week at the Erie cattle yards In
Weehawkcn. The freight charged was but o. acar,
The statement that tie picture OF Michael Rey-
nOlds, who killed by Eppuger at Union Hill, has
been in the New York Rogues Gallery Is not correct
Hibernia Hook and Ladder Company No. 3 OF
Jersey y received their truck last light. En-.
eine Com pAnies Nos and 8 Daraded with the Hook
and Ladder men on the occasion.
The Paterson Board of Education are going to
discuss the question whether the course taken by Nc
Fafland by sheridan, or by Lingard constitutes the
sweetest revenge on tartaIic vile. SO says aPalcr
son paper
William Pope one Of the men who was hurt in
the leg at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad accident near Paterson. few weeks ago. has
had TO have the limo Amputated above the knee, and
fears are entertained that he cannot survive.
At meeting OF the Passaic County Courts yester-
day nresid ded over by Judge Bede. MessIs. Cornelius
and Bauvelt OF Bergen county. aud L, SAndtord, OF
PsssAic county were appointed Commissioners to al.
praise lands taken BY the Midland Railway through
Paterson.
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FLAsHEs From THE OCEAN cABLsA


No confirmation OF the Chinese massacre yet.
In railroad collision Carlisle yesterday, I've
persons were killed and several injured
The Ohio, from Baltimore, and the Hansa, iron
New York. touched at Southampton yesterday.
Riots are threatened In the north OF Ireland, AM
the police and troops concentrating In that quartoc
II Ia denied that any coercive pressure has beea
hrought to bear by the Pope on the members OF IL
Council.
The Admiral and oficcrs OF the American squaA
ron have arrived 81 Brussels. and have been warmth
received.
The Savannah, the practice ship OF the Annapolis
Academy arrived on the scily Islands yesterday -
ternoon.
Lancashire has been again inundated In several
dhtricts. Houses were carried away by the mood saA
several coal pits niied with water. Many lives wore
The British Government has delivered the remsias
OF the late FeniAu convict Thompson into the hands a
his friends under condition that unusual dsplaS
shall DO made ~ the funeral
In the House OF Commons yesterday. Mr.. 0lsA
stone said the Government was not yet prepared 70 On
esy It's sense OF the conduct Of the Canadian troopa
during the recent fenAn disturbances on the border
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The Stolen Cuban bonds.

On the 25th Of last June, the room Of Sehor
Carlos Castillo, Special Agent AMI Treasurer Of tn e
Cuban Mission, at the 81. George Hotel, Broadway 4,
were broken open IT about 10 O'CLOCK in the morn
ing, and $4,000 In U. 8 bonds, few thousand in
Cuban bonds, several letters, and valuable papers
were stolen Since that time the police have been
on the watch for the thieves.
Yesterday Col. Whitley aud Det ective Otncer Eus
tacs arrested Broadway man who gave the
name OF Joseph Gregory, cigar deiler. 10 his DOS
session were found $4,000 worth OF the U. T. regis
tered bonds solen from Castillo. and which he was
attempting to negotiate 1t Is supposed that Gregory
has charge or knows the whereabouts OF the ma
JOrity OF tho stolen bonds with which he has been
intrusted Ior the purpose OF raising money.
The prisoner Was taken 10 police headquarters,
where lie was locked up TO await an examination at
the Tonibs to-day Meanwhile the police were In
search OF the balance Of the property and tho others
paiI TO have been concerned n the robbery.
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Tb. War Of the Ice Conn pm nies.

HUDSON, n. Y, July 1.-THE war between the
Knickerbocker and Washington Ice Companies,
relative to the ice transported nom near the
Shaker village, over the Albany and Boston Rail.
road to this city. is increasing While the Knicksr
booker Company holds the docks with their barges,
the Washington Company has possession OF the ice,
ou Saturday writ OF repleyin was served upon the
Boston and Albany Railroad Company, upon which
tue Company gave bail in $4,000 and will retAke the
This morn ing the captains Of the Knckerbocker
barges were ordered by the Superintendent of
they we're ready 20 pay the required hnes, aud hold
aIr
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The Battle Of the Boyne.

The procession Of Orangemen to-day will com.
prise about 5000 men, who will appear in full regalia
imported from Europe expressly for.this occasion
marked feature OF the day will be the attendance OF
seN cral OF the most distinguished members OF the
Order from across the ocean. The line OF march
will be from College place to Sixth avenue and Four.
teenth street, thence across to Fourth avenue to
Twenty third street. to Eighth avenue, ana thence
TO Elm Park Ninety second street
The festivities OF the day will conclude with grand
nall M the Pink. and display OF 1reMOrks.
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CURIOsITIEs OF CRIME.

Recorder Hackett sentenced Francis Redmond
and George whitney yesterday TO nye years 81 Sing
Sing. for robbng 0nitermAn Bros, s. Leonard street,
OF - 900 worth OF silks.
John o. Brien, OF Thompson street, accusod 1hos.
Donohue, Jr. OF striking his brother. Patrick OBrien,
with sung shot and the seat OF Agon In Seventy
nrst street and Flrst avenue. Justice BIby admitted
Donohue TO bail 10 $1,000.
On Sunday afternoon the clothing store OF Joseph
Powers Mortimer X. Brown rtof III
street and Broadway. Was robbed OF 500 worm os
goods. Can't. Charles Mcdonald, Of the Twenty nrC
Precinct arrested Thomas Mclaughlin alias Tho-has
McIntire age 49, board OF Fourth avenue with
also worth OF the goods in his possession Mclaughlin
was committed by Justice BiIby yesterday.
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A Strange aIutiny on Salt Water.

The steamship William Tabor cleared from the
port OF New York on May - for Ban Francisco.
Shortly after leaving, however, the crew became
mutnous, and Capt Hutchinson In some way
other was implicated with them. The vessel put
into st. Thomas, and WAS ordered by the American
Consul to return to the United States under the
command OF CAPT. Piummer, The William Tabor
arrived in port yesterday, with part Of the mutnous
crew on board in irons. Several friends OF Capt.
on have been to the consignees, and at the
vessel, but Capt. Pummer refuses to furnish amy
oarticulars OF tie mutiny.
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THE BALL AND BAT.

The Haryards beat the Eckfords in Syracuse zee.
terday by % tot.
The Mutuals beat the Marylands OF Baltimore yes.
terday, by 81 to 10.
The Athletics OF Philadelphia defeated the white
Stockings OF Chicago yesterday by II toi2
To-day 0sceola vs.. Star at Captone ground and
Tuthill a Bailey vs., Frontier. tor junior champion.
ship. 81 Union ground.
The Atlartic and Alpha Clubs OF IBrooklyn played
yesterday the Canitoline grounds the game result
ing In victory for the former by OF 81 tol
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Sunday wh,sLey that Cost a, 900.

George Robins having disposed Of his farm q
Massachusetts, for $4,000, brought the proceeds %
Saturday to this city. lie frcquentei the ncighbos-
hood OF Broadway and Houston street on Sunday.
and grew confidential with several boon compsnions
upon the satisfactory condition OF his pockets. He
awoke yesterday morning at the Revere House.
minus his $4,000, and with q very olouded memory
regarding the transactions OF the night before.
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The Funding Bill.

wAsnIS oIoS, July lis =. M.-The Confer
ence Committee on the Funding bill have sgreed
funded as follows 1900 600 600 at per cent, $500.
600 600 at ~ per cent, o. 900 at per cent
The interest on gold deposits Is limited TO ~
lake the new bonds,
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PARIS, July 1.-The strike at Mulhouse con-
tnues, and nearly 1900 workmen remain idle. The
manufa:tory OF the Messrs. Jourdain there, has
been destroyed by FIRE. II 10 not known whether
the hre was accidental, or tile work of an incen.
diary. Some two thousand troops have been posted
In and around the town, but as yet there have been
no serious outbreaks.
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A Manufae,urer n Roebed on ,s. ,,,r..

ALBANY, July ll.-Jonas Yanderzee, a manu-.
facturer, OF New Jersey, while returning from a
visit TO Schenectady this morning, was robbed
the cas- Of $500 In currency, and $4,000 In valuable
papers. He seized the thief who passed the plum
der to a confederate, who made Of with it. The
one arrested sent to Jail. and two Others sup
posed TO be sccomplices. were subsequently ar
rested.
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HAVANA, July ll.-During an engagement
lately near Moron. between the Spaniards and in
surgents, Lieutenant Patino, Of the Spanish army
and eighteen soldiers were killed Seventeen In.
surgeuts were also killei Colonel NOval attacked
this same body OF insurgents the 7th instant, kill
ing thirty one OF their number.
Great excitement exists throughout the island over
the European complications.
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OBITUARY.

Aierandcrw Kinglakc IA dead.
Thomas Brown, OF the arm Of VIM. A. Howell d
Coz Newark. died Of paralysis iu New Brighton. 8. L.
on Sunday morning,
Mr.. Walter Young, prominent politician OF the
Fiuh Assembly Distrlct and doing business q prod
uce merchant 10 Washington Market, died last night
His funeral will be attended 10 morrow by the Masonic
fraternity.
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What Come. Of Indiscrimina,e Charity.

The benevolent wife Of lawyer, whose Office
is opposite the new Court House, on Sunday saw .
pitiabie dog on the front stoop OF the residonos.
She coaxed him into the house and provided hin
with q hearty meal. Al noon yesterday he returned
with q friend gaunt as himself. When the servane
girl attempted TO drive the dogs away, they tried -
bite her, which, however, they prevented from
doing by the timely interference Of q poceman
with his club.
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The Crescent City Firemen.

The New Orleans hre companies left for Long
Branch yesterday afternoon, on the Plymouth kook.
by invitation OF Col Fisk. They intend returnisg
to-day, and visiting Kelly Icons Minstrels to.
night in q body. A dinner will be given them TO-
morrow by the proprietors Of the Astor House, and
there Is q talk among the Hoboken fremen OF en-
tertainng them at banquet on Thursday.
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W4SHINGTON NOTES.

The Senate has passed q bill authorizing certain
ordnance 70 De used In the erection OF au equestrian
statue OF Gen, Rawiins.
The Spanish Minister, under instructions from his
Government, has officially informSI Secretary Fish
that Prince Lrpoid Ia candidate for the crown OF
Spain. and will be formally voted for In the Cortes
he nst
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TORONTO, July lit is understood that one
OF the contractors OF the Toronto and Nipiasing
Railway len for San Francisco with the view OF in
Producing eoole labor Tue newly arrived immi'
the completion OF the contract larger force is re-
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The Coroner's jury in the inquest over James
Mccormick, the Erie teamster who was killed II
Jersey City on Saturday. found that the deceased
man came to his death by being crushed by the rails
with which his wagon was loaded, and censured the
Erie Railway Company because the rails were MOI
better secured upon the truck.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS,
DASHhs HERE AND THERE BY Tun
SUMS REPORTERS
An Immigrant Family Cruelty victim,xeS.

An Immigrant FAMILY Crueiiy victimizeA.
Swedish immigrant family were robbed hsrs,
last week, OF their railway tickets to Illinois, and 70
add further weight to their misfortune. ono OF the
children, boy Of three years. was lost Three rss-
calls volunteered TO escort the father In q carriage 10
Police Headquarters to inquire regarding the miss
ing child The sorro~ing man met with no success.
All YT ss s%SrS2T Gsb " si %su .es mI n .%: n:
Jersey City.
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Sr. LOUIS, July ll.-Five hundred Chinese
laborers arrived here to-day and left for Memphis
whence they 90 10 the Interior OF Tennessee To work
mn nj lanlu
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Is proper TO state however, that large share OF
"'7""' "n"aA.naas 10 10 be ascTibed TO the an
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PANIC IN LoNDox AxD LIvERPooL.

,Iht ne markets Of London and LIVERPOOL are affected
usu,a ~ ioay Tor tue first time since the opening
" " .o non -hlol'ern question. complete panic
ssa lpll mere aud At Liverpool, as Is shown In the
US",hg COMPARISON OF the prices Of securities Just
sx., u NJ "ith the closing ngures Of Saturday
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Pacific Mail Steamship Gornpany's
Through Line
TO G ALI FOR MA.
CHINA AND J Pan.
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And carrying the United sIn,cs M uils
Fares Greatly Reduced.
Steamships on the Connecting on the
Atlantc Pacific with the
ALASKA, COLOKADO
ARIZONA,
IL rNRYCHAUNCY CONSTITUTION.
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, SACRAMENTO
MORT HERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA, &c.
One OF the above large and splendid Steamships
will leave Pier No. ~, North River, foot of Canal St.
at IL o'clock noon, on the 9th and 21st OF every
month Except when those days tall on Sunday. and
then on the preceding Saturday, tor ASPINWALL
connecting, via. Panama Railway, with one OF the
Companys Steamships from Panama for SAN
FRANCISCO, touching at MANZANILLO.
Departures of the 2lst connects at Panama with
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERI-
CAN PORTS. Those OF the 9th touch at MANzAN-
LILO. . ,.a
For Japan and China Steamer AMERICA leaves
San Francisco, Feb. 1st, 1870. ,,,,.
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult; I;
Baggage Masters accompany baggage thr usu, anu
attend to ladies' and children without male pfotec-
tors. Baggage received on the dock the oay uoo
sailing, from steamboats,, railroads, anu Passensei
who prefer to send down early. =, ,... ,,d
An experienced surgeon On board. MeuioiDo "
attendance free. ., ;,orrs
For freight or passage tickets or further M Se
ton apply at the company's ticket ohee oE ' d
wharf, foot of Canal street, North kiverl rlno,and "
- O. H. BARTLETT q CO.,
I6 Broan Street, Boston, or
w ID. LITTLE u ",
ga,te,t 49I Exchange ST., Portland
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K2aOE Stallion for Sale.

thxE years old; complete duplicate of the Gen.
10 hno4 both In looks ana action and believed to
Ne one oi the best Knox Colts now In this State -
Niay iso;oeI oe seen at the Stable on Plum street
" NJ. u, PALMER.
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K TWO story house, has IA rooms and a lot So feet
"A on the front, 100 ieet running back, with fruit
trees, Will be sold for the low price of 1920. En-
quire OF M. A. NICHOLS, at north end Deerine's
Bridge. iun15s1w
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Portland & Kennebec R. R.

summer Arrangement. MRy. d, 1870.
EsE5fsEsT-s1 Passenger trains leave Portland daily
sfK@11ES ior Bath, Lewiston and Augusta at 7.10
Leave tor Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, Wateryille
Skowhegan ana Bangor, at 12.45 PM.
, Morning tlain from Augusta for Portland and
A. Nj. " Wv
;, Afternoon Express from Augusta for Portland and
Boston leaves at Is.
TRAINS FROM BOSTON:
The Morning train leaving Boston at 7s0 A M
from Boston q Maine or Eastern Railroad Depots
connects at Portland with the 124j M train for
all stations on this line, connecting at Brunswick
with AndrOscOggin Railroad ior Lewiston Farming
ton and stage line to Rangeey lake; at Kendaiis
Mills with Maine Central Railroad for Pittsfeld
Newport, Dexter and Bangor.
The Noon train leaving Boston at 1900 NJ, con-
meets with the 515 p NJ train at Portland for Lew
istOn, Bath and Augusta.
Passengers eavng Boston on the 300 or 600
o'clock NJ trains tor Portland, arriving same even
ing, can on the following morning, take passenger
train leaving the Portland & ennebec Depot at Z. 10
tor Bath, Lewiston, &C., arriving at Augusta
at 10 90 AN
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston Daily at 90 NJ, for all Stations ON
tins hne, arriving earlier than by an other line.
- w these Trains are supplied with Retrserator
bles, Fruit. &C., to have their Freight delivered in
good order in tue hottest OF weather.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Connect at Bath tor Wiscasset, Damariscotta War
rem, Wadoboro, Thomaston aud Rockland, daily
Gardiner tor Alma, Newcastle, &c. Augusta FOL
and North Vassalboro' and China. Kendall's Mill
Tor Unity. fishon's Ferry tor Canaan. Skowhegar
tor NOriidgewock North Anson, New Portland, So
lon, Athens and Harmony. daily. For Bridgton
The Forks and Moosenead Lake, Tri-Weekly.
Augusta, May Is, 1870. may y23tf
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GRAND
NATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS
CELEBRA RATION.
MoNTR II AL.
EeiJnv Juu~ QA,v, 1S4A
Friday, June 24,h, 1870.

Excursion fro m Biddeford and Portland through
by daylight, leaving Portland at710 A. M and ar
rive at MOntre al at $50 P. M.
The Canadian Institute, Cornet Band, and Dra-
matte Company. of Bidde0rd under the immediate
supervision Ut Mr. II. |. LORD, will make a grand
pleasure excursion 10 Montreal on the 23d of June,
g wing the public an Op ortunty to wiiness the
great display 10 be made in the celebration OF the
Canadian National Holiday. Extra preparations
are being made to celebrate with more than usual
pomp this ear in Montreal. Mr.. Lord aud his as
soclates will make IL special dut' to accompany
the exon sioDists to all Places interest, such
Victoria Brdge the longest tubular in the world
st. e'ens Island the ghold OF Montreal; the
The BOnsecours Market, the champion market place
OF the American Continent; the HaIve, unequslled
in the world; NOtre Dame. the largest church i'll
North America The "Bourdon," the larg st oel III
North America its different Religious Institutes,
Hospitals its great Dumber OF Churches; Guilbeaut
Botanic Gardens and Menagere the Mountain,
and in fact all places of interest.
Also. a Gs and N OOniIght Excursiou down
the st. Lcwrence.
Tickets to be had previous to the 23d at the prin-
cipa stores. and on the morning OF the 23d at the
Depot, Ior the round trip, $11.00 from Biddelord
$40 90 from Portland, tAmercan Currency,) goou
until the Both. No extra pense.
Arrangements are being made with first-class
Hotels TO accommodate the excurslonsts at hall
price, B. ana IS cents per day. Extra inducements
will be offered to associations and societies. Fol
further information inquire Of II. i. Lord, or men,
bers OF the Canadian Institute. See notices in pa
pers. jun7eod2w
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pORTCaaD2R ROCHESTER R.R
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

CH<EaEJ On and after Monday, May 1e7o,
trains will run as follows:
Passenger trains leave Portland daily SundayseNs :.
cepted) ior Alfred and intermediate Stations at 'H
A. NJ, 2.45 PM. ,u,
Leave Portland tor Saco River at 61h 7: M. 90,
Leave Alfred for Portland and interneuia'e s'a-
IsaSe SSco River for Portland at $50 A. NJ. and
Freight train with passenger car attach
al Leave Alfred for Portland at $50 NJ.
Leave Portland for Alfred at Las p. Nj.
Stages connect as follows:
At Gorham for South Windham, Windham
Hill, North Windham, White Rock, and sebago
Lake, daily. s..,.,,-. S.oo,.
AT Gorham for West Gorham. Standsh; steep
Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago, Brldgton, Loveli,
Hiram Brownield, Fryeburg, Conway, Bartlett,
JarIson LINN ton, Cornish, Porter, Freedom, Mad
son and Eaton H.. daily.
At Saco River, tor West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
South IImiugton, Limngfon, daily.
Al Centre Marlborough station for Limerick,
NewtirIn Parsonsted and Osspee tri-weekly.
At Center waterboroueh for Limerick, Parsons
field, daily.
Al A fired tor Sanford Corner Springvals +. Leb-
anon little RiverFalsh So. Lebanon, 4. Roches-
ter and Rochester
THoS. QUINBY, Superintendent.
April 2s, 1870. dtf
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WANTED.

a Small Tenement-two rcoms-in the easterly
a part OF the city. Rent not to exceed $6.vO Ier
Month. Inquire at "A 1-2 Cumberland st. fe21tt
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-16
Wanted.

N the Blacksn and Shipsmith Business, at No
L 1877 Commercial St., Portland, Me. Terms liber-
al. For iuI ther information cali at the shop,
(my16tD S. YOUNG.
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Ey5ry intelligent sod thinking psfson s.nst g.pv
inst rsnedGs handed out for general should hs
ther scacy ssta blised by well tested experience in
the hands OF . regularly educated ply slcan, whoss
preparatory studss tit hi for al, the duties be ,rst
fulei; get the country is flooded with poor ostr uIr
snd nreas, pgrEs,cf AZ to be the best in the world
which not Oh seless, but always injuriore,
The unfortunate ese. tbe PARTICULAR in sslectir q
his physican as 1t is lamsntable yet ncontroyert.
BILE fact, thar sgphilitic patients made In-
cradle nth constitutions by gnaltfeatruer.t
from inexperienced physicians in general practice fol
tits point generally conceded by the best sypogrs-
dhsIs, this tl stad' and management of tkese cone
dlsnte shoGl- rose sne whole tIoe OF those who
would NJ ep4DeIen snd snccessful in 5heiI treat.
IN INT an he 'Garperieneed ganSral practi !.
toner, haylas ns,tbeI opportunity time to max.
hinsei- ora'Ete, 9i'b sheg pathology, common j
pursues or 4ysea OF treatment. in most cases max.
ina Al po ET Dsse q bi.ae G1.iqCGs9 sn5 is n.
carcu; vas ~ ne %eraurs.
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
semi Weekly Line

4c On and after the 18th inst. the dne
Esss,zf Steamer Dirigo and Franconia, will
L~As.l7 until further notice, run as follows;
MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 8 p NJ. and leave
PieI b Z. X. New York. every MONDAY and
rHrRSDAY, at 3P.M NJ
The Dirigo and Franeonia are fitted up WIN hne
accommoda ions tor passengers, making this the
most convenient and route Tor travellers
between New York nd Maine.
Meals extra.
Goo 5 forwarded to and from MontI cal, Quebec,
Halii * ST John and all parts of Maine. Shippers
are 10 send their freight to the Steamers
as early as p NJ, the days they leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Galt's Wharf, Portland
>'-' j. IF. AMES, Pier SO L. r. New York.
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