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popn',ri,e. II preiera }e bnnheur ct Ia
lb.rte fe -"n lav- t"n'"7 les sa''~tac'"f: f:s
ds IsmtIfi"n lrr>c;rnri'f i! Sc ns"ntra
plus grand que >a t'rtn'A AEres a7H'r
rInh'e,ur,lt SER: son pays ai1e' | svoir de-
lrre de a. scrvI'nIs> u'or c"nqnis son H.
GI:,er}ance g, lui aru;r donnie un" ron>t!.
tuition 4ui ;ait arj 'nri hul Ia 1u!'ra'"H du
tn,',d~ e"ticr, /: reiesr-n1jt liza marches IL
pouvoir. ct nouveau tincin:,atu- rstou rna
aux n.anr!,,.?. j. "a c:IarrIe.
II voriut rcntrer d.:u- ,.i,>yIr:;e npals
I'!4jS:rir. eat .a lorr lAi tr->s r la E!ns
l":r d.. coI-""ne-, c=',e dn gt,,:, Yt'7! o
e. d. U,u ci;ov-n p-ru!s lrr~. I',nre,
qli brtsie AL front 1e George v ls;.!t'5ton
n a cesse ~ gIa',Ilr. tart Il e>t vrsl qie Ia
verirsiI- c!,Ire. Ia s~ne re-iiem-nt dl-a-
be, est ceiIe q'i a't-che al .ouvenii Dc
'hnmme De ben.
L en esr,} au're.. 1?- l. temps qri c 7nrt.
1ui ,ret=n.ient sv;,ir >arve t-"r pays; !! est
vra u.le c'.~; a crnrs da haynnnst,e..
Mans .--,,n. cur.eux DE- eavoir &C ~ en-
,I:ra h:s;oire.
lie Te.F'c utS CADETS. - l.enqre's
GH .e ,'t's, :ult ID Waai':"! nn snr ia ven'e
i-s p.ac-s .!e csd4ts West Point par sies
repre.en!ant~ yeht Irr!lquer drux al.
ties Illustration. dn rA7ti radical en- Lou
isiane, VI Niche! \; Ia! - II. New>han.
Les prcrves fourn .. ''ji-'~',t t1e c 'e:s;t
une habitu':~ ~ :; - = r '-i.2Egers
gu; .Irrf'~"i '-.- I''i- veu
DIRE leul l..:..'.:..c' ,v.r G.. t"':,.''. ,pts.
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PROPOSITION
Aux PROP.s .sIETAfRES DE TERREs
TT n u4pTTaTIOSS

4 < PRUP. II z -iIlkEo DE ENNGo
EFT DHABITATIONS.
NOUS affithernns daas lie Courier des Ope-
~ tousas, en- franras ct EN- Angais, ees ha-
u.tations les trrr-s 1T antres proprietes d"nt les
rrop5ieair-s vondronl dlspos-r, aux c-nditons
suvant-s, savoir: Cinq p;astres payabl's d'a-
vance. pour chaqns propr!ete. pins. un pour cent
sur II ,,,"rt d. Ia v-nt. 81 toutrt"s Ia proprl-
e,e -st vfniue R;eu ne rfclame Zen outrs Dc
cinq pias:r-s) 81 la pr"priete nest pas vendne.
Nous iavoris~r"ns antsnt gull sera en- nosre
porvoir. la vent" d-s proprie,es a;nsi annoncees
c-nx oni non. -nverr7ut drs avis de ceste ca
re-.ri- d-vrnn: mons fare save" sis deslrfnt -
preva.or DE- l'offre plus haut m-n,tonnee, autrr-
,u-nt c-s ann"uces serout pub!iees aux condL
,ions ordinsircs
Op-tousas7 7 Aout 1869.
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I :.

AVIS.
T 4 socie'f :e commerce uni "1s'a'' ci d"vant
a Washington snns Ia ra'snn T. Dnh"lss"n
L. Co "A ela diss.nf.. dun commun accr-d par
tir du S mars cnrant.
l.. si-ur Dubuisson ayan' arhe;e !;in'ere' De
NJ Panl Stsyg dams IL maga>in. est on meme
temps charge de- la liquidation d's aff'ires de Ia
soce,e. It cun'inn-ra la meme genre d anAir.s
que par ls passe. SOUS son Prnnrr rom
f. DUElISSON.
PAUL SlAGG.
AYANT vendr ron iatersi dams Ia na:snn
"A recent- de f.. Dubni.son & Go j- scilcte
r-spectueusrmrns Encouragement d. mes aE1!s
en taveur de M. Dubui>son. mon snccess"nr.
PAUL STAGE.
Washington IL mars 1901
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NARCHANDISES
IE--
Priniemps et d'Ete,
~--l HEZ---
LEFEBIRE & GANARD !
z rs snussiynts vienrent de rccevolr
~ un assortment complet de

Z rs snussi.nts viennent de rccevolr
IL un assortment complct de
NJ AR CHI \ \ ID | ; /, >
De Plintemps ct d'Ete,
IT lis invitent respect1eusement les da-
u,os ct lie public en- general a venir Tex
:.uil.er. Get assortment comprend uu
Stock Considerable
RAREG ES,
INDIENNES,
AOCSSELINES.
BATISTES. ::
EAlNSOOkS,
BRILLANTINES.
CHACSSONS,
BIAS, &c, &c.
IEFEByRE 4 ssAMARD,
Successors de IhSo. Chacherf.
Opeiousas. 5 Mars 1870. It,
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Machines q C0udre.

gADAME LEOPOLD CAHAN!N l'hon-
VI naur d'arnarc@r aux danes 3e crtte Pa
,us<e au'-l- acrepte isgenre ronr la r-n'e
d. Machines cou:9re 4" fiv~rses E!arlnactuIts.
On pent IN voir chez -!,- en- operation.
- mars 1870
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TOus ces trdrau1 sont executes par
de bons curriers', qui ont en- main te
nateriel necesSdire ct Iien rare
pour en- assurcr Ia partaite ertcu-
ton.
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lOSt-..Time Book.

| + the inder will be so kind as to leave the same
at the Headquarters OF the Drain and Sewer De-
street, Portland he will much oblge
Jez0d5t j. w. STOCKWELL & CO.
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Deaih of a Benefacior Of the Paris
Working Glasses

lParis (June p Correspondent, Daily News.l
Nj. Duval, the founder of those cheap and
good dining-rooms called the "Bouillon Du-
VAL" one of which exists in almost every
quarter of Paris, has just died in the prime of
life. He was very remarkable man. Not
more tsan fifteen years ago l remember him
small butcher near the Halles in the Rue
Jean Jacques Rousseau. The idea occurred
to him that the odds and ends of meat and
bones in every butchers shop might be profit
ably employed in making broth to be sold to
the working classes at a cheap rate. He be-
gan by fitting up his, small back shop as an
eating house, IN which he gave nothing but
soup, the rags of meat of which the soup was
made, bread, and small TASKS of the common
es. WINE. His ideas expanded. and he alter
ward took ball room which was to let in the
Rue Montesquieu, near the Paas ROYAL,
where he established the first grand "Bouiilon
Duval." There l remember the only inter-
view ever had with him. He told me that
his original thought was only to provi.e for
the working classes in the interior OF Paris a
good repast at as cheap rate as they could
get it outside the barriers at places ike the
| Petit Ramponneur. But he found his bull of
| fare so attractive that merchants, clerks shop
keepers, and wellto-do people of the m,du,e
| classes frequen led his kitchen, and the conse-
| quence-the to him unexpected consequence
was that the blouse was driven out by the
| paletot The French workngnan, though he
| could eat at the "Bouion Duval" as cbeaply
| and much better than in his accustomed gar
gotes, was too proud 10 thrust himself upon
the society OF people better dressed than him
sell. Duval went on constantly enlarging his
business, and sticking to the original s, stem
OF good food at small cost He did not, how
ever, contiDe himself to the original soup and
byuili; roast meats, fresh game and vageta-
bles, were all to be hal in proper season, of
better quality than in many first-class res
taurant, and at charges less than in many of
| the very worst. Some OF his dining rooms,
| such as those in the Rue de Uivoi and IN the
| boulevard Montmartre, are MAGNIFICENT sa-
| loons, the panels of which are decorated with
really charming works OF art. The female
| walters, about whose character scrupulous in
| quiry is made before they can get an engage
ment, all wear neat, nun like Uniform. re-
mlndinS me OF that of the cooks in the kitch-
en- OF the House OF Commons. Duval, whose
spirit OF enterprise was unbounded, still con-
tlnued his primitive trade of butcher al
though be has become the largest caterer of
cooked provisions in Paris. His immense
shop at the Rue Trouchet, furnished with
marble counters, is well-known repository
for the bes. beef and mutton that can be had.
For many years he was the purchaser OF tue
Boeuts Gras, and he delighted to loll in his
chariot 'ollowIns cortese. This simple man
leaves fortune OF 81 100000, acquired bv in
telligent and honest industry.
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DAILY PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, Juns 81, 1870.
Republican Congressional con.
ventiCn.
FIRST DISTRICT.
'oKINIAANEs

The Repus'icans and all other voters CT the FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF MAINE, comprising
the counties OF York and Cumberland who, re-
ioicins IN the progress Of Human Freedom and
Eqla Rights, achieved by the Nation unier the oil
recton OF th Republican PARTY in the past, endorse
Its wise policy as best calculated to secure anJ per-
pe'utte the blessings OF peacr, tranquility and pros
pentS by the enact ment OF the pfin,ipes OF justice
INTO law, and their Ia thful execution witb0Dt regard
10 race color or previous condition, heieDy in
vted and requested 10 send delegates to CJDvt n
uon to be led in CITY Ii HsLL, SACo, on WtDNEs-
DAY, dCNE TwESTY-NINTH, AT ia O'CLOCK A.
NJ, iOr the purpose OF nOmina ing A CANDIDATE e TO
htPEts sEHrT Is DISTRICT IN THE tosTY-SECoND
CONGRESS, and To transact any other business that
may properly &C me before the U, invention.
The basis OF representation Will De as follows
Each city and town will BE- entied tn one de egate
aud one DE egaie additional for eve 10 vo es cast
ior JOSHUA L. CHAMBsRt AIN. at the GubernatOri-
al election OF 1sDs. majority fraction OF 40 votes
VIII be entitled to an additional delegate.
The Chairmen OF the several city and town COM
mitfees are requested to forward Names Of dele
gates as soon as chosen, to the chairman OF the
District Committee at Portland.
The committee will be ssion at the Hall on
the day above indicated, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO
ceive credentials.
The apportiOnment ct delegates to the sevesa al
cities and towns in the District Is as follows:
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Non.Kesident Taxes.

N the town OF Freeporl, in the County of Cum
L berland, for the year 1869.
The following list of Taxes real estate of non
resident in the town OF Freeport for the wear
1869, in bills committed to w. 4. Jordan, Col
leetor of sad town, on the 22d day OF May,
loo3, mas been returned to me remaining unpaid,
a;. ano now remains unpaid; and notice is hereby
sen, CIV tnat II the said taxes, interest and charges
;, az HoI pau INTO the Treasury OF ihe said to
wltnni elghteen months from the dale nj tbn
commitment OF said bills, so much of the real
taxed as VIII be sufficient to pay the amonnt dne
therefor, including Interest ana charges will v;tlt
furthec notice, be sold at public auction ar NV ~,
O'Clock z. VI. -u' "' Z
William Cr0oker, house acres land ian ass
Same, School District No N, I 90
Joseph u. Davis, one Salt Marsh IL "a
Jeremiah Grant, house, barn, Is acres
land, ooz goo
Reuben Humphrey.2 acres SaltMarsh. 10 ~
Ansyl Michel, house and 1 2 acr, land III on
J.sIah Reed, 10 house, / 2 barn. ~ '0
acres and, Am 10 K.
Wm. Taylor, 90 acres land Inn . 6s
John y. Oxnard, 81 acres land 675 ~ Go
Betsy Wyman, house, l.Aarre land. 1O0 K iS
Israel johnson, ACRES Salt Marsh 40 ~
Nath'l good, Q 80 30 -
Sawyer q Libby,3 AZ , icc
Tu'Ile & Jnhson2 /" an ~
George N. Soule, house, barn and 10
acres land M, o 800 74s
Freeport. May IL, 1870. juuiI Sm
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Proposals for R0tiOns and
Ship Ch03adte1'y.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

"AAASA VI On ALANO AND rALMOUTH,
PORTLAND, June s, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until Saturd y, At 12 o'clock M. the 26th
day OF June Instant Tor the supply of Rions to the
pity officers and seamen of the U. ). Revenue
Steamer "Mahoning'' or any other Revenue Cutter
or enters at may be stationed at this IT. for the
term OF one year from the first Gay OF July next
The ration for the Revenue service is the same as
that all wed in Naval Service Omittng the uuor /:
and consists OF the following articles, VIZ: Beef
Pork, Flour, Rice, Rsisins Dried Fruit Pickles or
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cbee-e, Molasses, Vinegar.
The ratious to be good wholesome quality, TO be
approved by tie Captain, and the diff articles
comprising the ratOns to be deliv-e ed on board the
vessel In good and sufficient casks and vessels to be
provided by the Contractor, and the contents there
or to be distinctly marked on EACH 1t is to ne un-
dersfood that the contractor will be boun TO fur
nsh, upon lie notice. as often as NAV he re-
qared by the Captain Of the vessel with the appro-
baton OF the Collector tnOt exceeding upon an
average one day in each weekly such fresh meat and
fresh veg. tables as may be equivalent to the cor
res tonoDe parts OF the allowed in the naval
service. Table OF ratons may be seen at the Custom
House. ~
Seaed Proposals will also be rec lived at this Office
until Iueslay. at II O'Clock M the 2lst day of June
Instant, tor ship Chandery he use of The ABOVE
named vessel or vessels tor said term of one wear
from July 1st, 1870
List OF articles TO be bid for, and the Specifications
necessary to full understanding of the proposals
adveIti, ed tor, may be seen at this Office
Jun4td L. ASHBUkN, Jr , Collector.
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WANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTAGON
SEWING MAC INE. It is licensed, makes
the Elastic Lock Sttch'' and is warranted for 5
years. Price, SIS. All other N achines with an
under-feed sold TOR $i5 or less are infrIngements
address OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE Co, ST.
uis Mo, Chicago, ILL.,, Pitsburg, Pa, or Boston,
Mass innedlm
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
Board.

To Let,
WITH BOARD. A Front Parlor Chamber to
W gentleman and wife. Apply at 141 oxford st.
Feb 10 off
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vVANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME SHUT
LIE SEWING MACHINE. Price, s25. IL
the oniy licensed under-teed Shuttle Machine sod
for les Ihan $50. Licensed by Wheeler q Wilson,
Gfovs<xS Baker, ana singer 81 Go. All other under
feed SAnttle Machines sold for less than $50 are m
friDseEents. and lhe seller and liable to prnss-
cnfion. Address JOHN SON, CLARK & CO., Bos-
Mo. iunou1m
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A three-year old daughter OF a railway
hand on the Vermont Centr Il railroad fell
asleep upon the track at Bolton, on Thursday
afternoon, and was run over and instantly
killed by freight train. The mother rushed
frantically from the house and reached the
track just in season to see the train pass over
her child.
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h ew Method of Washing Clothes
without the labor of rubbing.

n F. STEDMANS Patent Wash Boier ow on
~. exhibition at A. N. Noyes & Sons, No l2 Ex :.
This Boiler operates upon purely pbilts phcal
principles II is set-actng, and dispenses entirety
with the rubbing and weai Of the clothes. The hot
suds and steam, by the IL OF the fire, is poured
upon the clothes, and forced through the fab ic wit
astonishing rapid y. cleansing them PERFECTLY 1t
has been thoroughly tested, and pronounced un .
il. All abrns, from the finest laces to tie beI-
blanket. can be washed perfectly and wi ease WITH
out ubbug. For FlaDneis, il is Invaluable, as the
rubbing rolling and p 'essiGg process must necessa-
Tils full them more or less 1t is truly lab,r ana
clothes saving inv, mon. r. A. BIRD
Jellif Agent fer the Assigntes tor Maine
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Portland Atheumurn

I'hE e Annua, Meeting of the Proprietnrs of The
Portland AtheDaum will be held on TIL TESDAV
the 2lst inst at three O'CLOCK NJ, at the Con mon
Council Room, 10 act on the following business:
First-To choose officers
SecOnd-To see If the Propretors will take an,
action on the subject OF making the property and in
terest OF the AtbenRum available towards the cstab.
lishment OF free Public Library In this CITY,
Per order. n. WEBB, Secretary.
June 6, 1870. je7dtd
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Whole number OF delegates 2I2
NJ. A, BLANCHARD, Portland. Chairman
Jason w. BEATTY. Saco, SCI retary,
GEO. LIBBY. Westbrook,
j. N. MASON, Limerick,
s. A. HOLBROOK, Freeport.
JOtN WENTWORTH, kittery,
LUTHER BILLINGS, Br,dg on,
Republican Listrict omnittee
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iamliy OF two, competent person, (Amercan
ono, - ,paeerJed) to taxa charge. 10 SUCH an easy
cuahee aud good home is offered Address stat
my ini where an int rview can be had
Jelooiw' j. F. T.. Box 176f, or press Office"
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ISIAlbS rooms, four five, with closets,
~. store room water. &c; Tor two ladies and a
gt,n..man IN gehteel house: with quiet people
VII WHO w?u,i give table boaId few days or weeks
Wnen aesuei Not above Winter or below High
lister, Post Office Aee
Juue l3, ;,n1s @,
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Remember day and date.

For convenience of ladies and families tickets can
be han a few days in advance of Circus. at Wm.
faihes Musi; store. jun9,21&22
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I'AhEN up on the premises of the subscriber on
- lne 10, SIX sheep and tour lambs, the owner
charges tGE0 y HMtcP aNi PaHMng
-"AouIu. q uhe 10, loiU jun14 1w*
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Wanted {!
BOarders Wanted.

A American Woman wishes situation as house
child.Se heeper m small family or to take care Of
1icn.eai az No. Deering Place. jun1S*3t
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Special Partnership.

Special Partnership.
The undersigned, Avery Plumer and Davis W,
Coolidge, having formed limited partnership, here
by certify.
First. That the name of the firm under which
said partnership is to be conducted is
ID. W. COOLIDGE.
Second. That the name of the general partner is
Davis w. Coolidge, and that the place OF his resi-
dence is Portland, in the County of Cumberland in
partner is Avery Plumer, and that the place OF his
residence is Boston, in the County of Suffolk in the
State OF Massachusetts.
Third. That the business to be transacted by the
partnership, is general Commission business and
that the amount of Capua contributed hy said
special partner is Fifteen housand Dollars 1915 0CO)
Fourth. That the partner, hip is TO commence on
the first day OF June. A. n. 1870 and cease on the
first day OF June, lS73 and that said partnership is
to nave an established place of business in said
Portland. AVERY PLUMER.
DAVIS w. COOLIDGE.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, City Of Boston, IS:
lSeal On the second day o. june A. d. 1870. be-
lore The subscriber, commissioner in and for the
Sta!e Aforesaid, duly commi soned and author
lied by the Governor of The state of Maine. 10
the n hg na to PF9qt ps ass Ct
cordeu 10 the said ate of Mane and to administer
oaths, afirmations. etc Personally appeared Ayery
Plumer and Davis w. Coolidge, in The within in
sirument amed and severally ackno w]edged ,he
execution of the same to their tree act aid deed
In testimony Wher-of have hereunio set nv hand
ard af xed ny official seal, he day and year first
above written, A. w. ADAMS,
Commissioner ter the State of Maine
jun6I6w
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BOWdOin College.
TAXES.

NOTICE is herebv given TO parties owning real
~ estate OH which the taxes for the wear 1869 re.
main unpaid that the time required by the statute
previous 10 the advertisement Ior SALE having ex-
pired, such e>taies will be advertised for sale if
such takes are not p lid previous to 10Th June
h. w. HERSEY, Treas'r ana Collector,
City of Portland. June 6, eodt25
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Wanted.

N the Blarksm and Shipsmith Business at No
1877 Commercial St., Portland, Me- Terms liber-
AL For uIthe information call at the shop,
tmy16lD S. YOUNG.
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Wanted.
Partner Wante,

COLlCITORS for new Lit insurance Company
~ Apply at 90 Exchange merchants Lite Ins.
Co between 8 and II o'clock A. M. jun7u
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Wanted.

& GIRL who can come wei recommended to dc
n work in a,iamily a. Gorham Village.
apr26tis Apply at this office.
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TASTED
Nanted

kSI.oATiON as housekeeper by an American
a widow lady in a small family where there are no
sna 81 M en- idren; wIdower preferred Phase address
vi 'a'; q. NO: Lincoln st. MRS. W. f. M.
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Business Man Wanted.

A General Agent is required BY one OF the most
"A successful Life Insurance Companies, founded
bv leading men OF New York A gentleman well
opp ,rtnnty to ecure a good territory, and valua-
Bile contract. Address,
je2O*ot CONDUCTOR, at Falmouth Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-21

A DhiFT. A small Boat. TIE owner can have
me same by proving property and pa ing charc-
CO. CaH on PAr.K KERR,
Jeioulw Cape Elizabeth,
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Wanted

(NENILEMEN and their wives, or single gentle
- Meh. can be accommodated with bosrd and
ront rooms, at no. 81 Hgh corner Of Sprng
otleet ie15dtW*
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Maine Medical Association,

ITNHE eighteenth annual meeting of tho Mo;no
= Medical Asso citation, will be held at the Conrt
House Bangor. on Tuesday, June 2sth at Ii O'clock
A. M, session to continue three davs - ''o0A
Arrangements have been made with tbe Ronco,
boat to take the members tor half fare 'Ae D""soi
Junedtd CHAS. Q. HUNT, M. D., Sec'y.
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Mrs. JONES.

k'EMA ALE PHYSICIAN and midwife, attends to l
u diseases dnci0ent to women and children. An
eApSrence OF nearly twenty years. Patients can be
aTIconmodated with board. Office and residence at
No' Cnestnut st. my19 dim
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ID. w. CLARK.

10 lbs a day, from june 1st to October 1st, Sc 100
10 +" 90
Zo " 10 90
FORTY CENTS PER ONE HUNDRED POUNDS.
Ice will be delivered earlier than 1st June and lat
or than ist October, at the rate per month as
II not taken Tor the full season, the price will be
10 lbs day per month, $20
90 90 :. 250
~ 800
Notice of change Of residence, given at lie Office
instead OF to the driver will always prevent dsap
pontment, f
Any customer leaving town for two areeks, or more
at on: time by giving notice at the Office will be
titled t. proper deduction
Complaints against the driutrs FOR neglect, care
iessness, or any other must be made at the OF
flee, and will be at eLded to promptly.
Nav 25, dew
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For Sale.

A small Schooner, ,1S tons old n easure-
eSrif ment, tit tor drag boat Ur and tor market
MIh fishing. In good ord r. fit tor sea-
kAANAA- For further particulars enquire of
LEMUEE DYER,
Jun20'2w Near 1ukey's Bridge.
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The Great JOHN HENRY COOKE
The Equestrian Miracle, and Champion Hor- eman
Of the word, who will exhibit for the rst seas N in
america, his marvellous ieats OF Equnationon
tIXNsK6D HORSES,
In addition to his other accomplishments of brilliant
equesiri tnism
M''ie EMiLIE HENRlRTTA COOKE,
Confessedly the most dashng, daring, and finished
Equestrieune in the world.
M'lle JANEITE ELLSLER,
The astonishing and beautiful Tight Rope Danseuse.
Mise EMILY CoOKE,
The Elegant English Manege Equestrienne.
MR. NAT AUSTIs,
The Fayorite Vocal Aumorist and Paragrammatic
MIR. DEN STONE.
The popular American Clown and Fun-Maker.
the SNOW BROTHERs,
BENJAMIN, William and Alfred, the unparalleled
Equihbrlsts and Acrohats.
MIR. WIN. DUCROw,
The Intrepid Performer the Corde volante and his
lNFANTsLE -OS, GEORGlE,
The 3 avest juvenile Equestrian in existence
mK. CHAs. BLISS,
The acknowledged Champion Tumbler Of the world.
MR. VIVA. FRANKLIN,
The Paragon o. Somersault Equestrians.
SIG. COLUMBUS,
The surprising Contorionist, whose strange fiexi-
billy OF body and limos has won tor him The title of
1.-THE B0neless Man."
MAST aR GEORGE COOKE,
The artistic and graceful principal rider
Mr. EUGENE LEAlH,
The remarkably skillful and fearless Gymnast.
Mr.. R. LAMONT,
The gifted Exponent of Pancratc Exercises.
Mr.. h ENRY LOCKWOOD.
The model Athlete.
Mr GEO. N. EDwARDy,
The versatile Pantomimic Wonder
The above performers will be assisted bv such
subordinate aids as will be required to give eclat q
the varied ats.
mr. JOHN III. MURRAY,
Inc unequaued Equestrian Director, will personally
they Will oe given entirely devoid Of objection aoIe
feature, anu invested with the charac erstics or
refinement and purity In their representation. y
HTHE POPULAR RULES iraupuratea sever,,
years ago by Stone Il Murray the preservation OF
strlct order i'll he Pavilion will be adopted tbis
kinDa >---S
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-21
Wanted.
HOusekeeper Wanted.

a liOATION as Porter or Fireman in Hotel Ad
a q. ss before Monday next, at this office,
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-21

( (NENTEEL accommodations for a Gentleman and
" vile, pheasant par0r chamber. J and few single
gentle men may be had it applied Ior Ion, at No.
reuerai So. my3ldtf
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-21

LNOR lady and child three years of age, in a
l. private family. by the 1st inst. Terms must be
mode ate locaton between CascO and Green, Con-
grt IS ann Portland Streets, Preferred. Addrc IS,
stating location, terms and acc ,mn citations A. BE
No. 3l3 II ~ N. W. Washington, D. G.
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