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TELEGRApI1 ITEMS.

On Friday the Spanish Cortes, by vote o.
106 to SO, agreed to take into consideration q
proposition that no candidate for King should
be considered elected unless he received ma
iority equal to one half of the full number OF
Deputies in the COrtes. The vote is signif-
cant and is regarded as a defeat of the Duke
Montpensier, who has only 80 votes in the
Cortes and he will require 179 to be elected.
John Woods and jeremiah Sullivan have
been arrested for the murder of William Bel
yer.
The moniter Terror arrived at Havana on
Sunday
Gov Geary, of Pennsylvania, advocates the
establishment of iron shipbuilding yards by
the Government.
Vienna is to have Universal Exposition in
1873.
The Prince Imperial of France is affianced
to the daughter of exQueen Isabella of Spain.
Wachtel, the favorite tenor, has resigned in
consequence of a charge made by Patti Caux
OF undue familiarity during an opera. A sat
1stactOry explanation was made, however, by
Wachtel, which put an end to the apprehen-
slons of duel with PATHS husband.
Espartero has written letter saying that he
will decline the throne of Spain even if the
Cortes DEGREES it to him.
. Forty-seven persons have been indicted for
the conspiracy against the life of Louis Napo-
leon.
James b. Whitaker, of Pittsfield, a student,
was drowned in the Niagara river below White
Pool on Saturday.
The machine shop and foundry of Dennis
Long & Co.. at Louisville, KY, was burned on
Saturday Loss $15O0OO Insured.
>, The body of a drowned man was found in the
Hudson at Pouehkeepsie Sunday.
Poughkeepsie has street cars.
The En9'ishmen captured by the Spanish
DriSands have been rescued and have arrived
at Gibraltar.
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NEW YORK. June 4-Cotton duh and lower:
sales 400 bales; Middling uplands 225c. Four-re-
ssffp3s saps1ae ste b a and eka II
90 R 80; Choice n 40 40 e 90 fancy do IS q
q 6 5; superfne Western 90 q 5 90; common TO
good good extra Western 20 g IS; choice do 40 q
trmer; sales 800 bbls. common to fair extra 90 G0
Is; good to choice do 80 % 10 90. Wheat / "a &c
better; sales 2lOO OO bush; No. Spring at 80 "a
White do choice 96; Winter Red and Amber West
ern at So "a 81. Corn unset:ledr sales $4,000
bush; new Mixed Western OF a l 90; interior at
% % o.; old do do at l OF az TO- Oats firner
sales So GOJ BUSH; State at GS "a Tic; Western at 63i
a &C. Beef steady; sales 100 bbls. new plain mess
tirmer; sales $50 bbls.; also $3.50 bbs. mess. June
and July, at 80 rs q 80 so; mess at 80 40 C 80 20:
prime at % 90 q % 3d. Lard firm sales 800 tierces
Butter dull Ohio at 10 q 25c; State at 20 "a soe."
Whiskey steady; sales $50 bbs.; Western free at Os
O. 0si Rice IN tair request sales 80 tierces; Car
Porto Rico at9l a Toe; Muscovado at 90 95c; Iair 10
good refining at . @9: No T. Dulcp standard. at
s S5 iUe Coffee quiet Moasses dull Naval
at 10 "a 90. Petroleum quiet; crude at 14ae re-
fined at e q 27ae Tallow steady; sales 100000 lbs
domestic fleece at A q 45c; pulled al 81 "a 4Oc Tex
as at IL a. 25c California at % "a Sic. Lnseed firm
er at % @ 30, gold. Freights to Liverpool firm
wheat per sail 3D.
Chicago, June 4-Flour in good demand at 25 "a
90 for Spring extras. Wheat active OOa 40 02
No. l. Corn quiet at S42c for No. g Oats lower at
49e for No 2: Rye quiet at 70 SOC for No. 2. High
Wines at OF. Provisions firm. Live hogs active al
SO q 900 for common to choice Cattle quiet al
5 is a 10 % Tor stockers to extra prime beeves.
CINCINNATI, June 4-Whskey firm at 90 Of
Provisions unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-Cotton dull; Midlliue
uplands at 2lsc.
CHARLESTON, June 4-Cotton steady: Mi5dlipc
uplands quoted at Ole.
lands at pic. - W
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previous question on the bli and moved the
ed, 80 to So.
Mr.. Eldridge of Wisconsin, moved that the
nouse adjourn till Tuesday; and commenced
niiiousterlnS en- the movement to delay action
on the bill.
The fiIlibustering on the bill continued for
some time, the yeas and nays aing repeatedly
called on motions to adjourn, until Mr.. Covode
OF pennsylvania. rose to a parliamentary ques-
ton aud asked whether the effect of fillibuster-
ing ON the part OF those who wanted to reduce
the revenue was not to prevent such reduction
The Speaker said he did not regard that as a
parliamentary question.
Mr.. Coyode then went on with his remarks.
commenting severely upon the course pursued
by his colleague (WOodward) whom he accus-
ed of being a tariff man at home to secure a
reelection, and now voting with the free trad :
erS on all occasion. The members crowded
around MIR. CoAode, frequently interruptng
him with calls for Inflammation about "Ahab
and BeDhadad." Mr.. COvode continued until
the Speaker said he was proceeding only by
unanimous consent, upon which Mr.. Kelley Of
Pennsylvania, objected to his speaking any
longer.
Mr.. Woodward of Pennsylvania, then said
that when he selected biographers the person
must be man Of truth, and therefore his col
leage bad no chance to be selected, and when
he debated on this floor he debated with gen.
temen sent here by his constituents and not
with man who stole his seat from an honest
man for the purpose of selling cadetshps.-
daughter aud calls for the regular order.)
Mr.. Covode tried to get the floor to reply to
his colleague, but Mr.. Woodward aud others
objected and the regular was insisted upon
The House then resumed voting on the dila-
tory motions made by Mr.. Eldridge.
During the voting a joint resolution to amend
the law appropriating $40 900 for the survey of
the Isthmus of Darien, so that it may be eXpe-
dited under the direction of either the War or
Navy Departments.
MIR. Schenck of Ohio, said he desired to re-
port the funding BILL but he first proposed that
by unanimous consent the morton which he
made to reconsider the vote by which the main
question was ordered be laid on the table, and
that he then be allowed to report the pending
bill, after which the House should adjourn with
the understanding that on Monday morning it
would vote directly on his tariff section.
The Speaker explained the situation. He
said the House had seconded the previous
question and ordered the main question in
agreeing to the amendment. If tho House
laid on the table the motion to reconsider that
vote the House would be brought to vote d-
rectly ON agreeing to the section as a whole
After discussion the proposition was not ac-
ceded to and the House subsidized into the dull
ness of voting on diliatory motions
Mr.. Schenck again requested Mr. Eldrdge
to allow him to report the funding BILL but
Mr.. Eldridge objected and other propositions
by Mr.. Schenck were successfully resisted by
flibustering, and an adjournment was finally
carried at o'clock. During the proceedings
the Senate bill appointing managers Of the
National Military Asylum was passed.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DALEY PRESS.
XLIst O0NGRESS---Seoond Session.

SENATE.
w,s,,1NcroN limo -Nranor;a,s ,vera nre
sen.ed irom thn, Massacbnset,s uarbor Com.
missioners far a brealswaterin RarnstahIe BAY.
Mr. Ramsey from the COMMITTEE On the pa
ci6c Railroad renorted with amendments the
bill TO encourage the construction of an inter
national Pacific Railroad in TEXAS. The bill
contains no annropriation of land or money.
Mr. Williams calIad nm tbe hill to Increase
tho comnpnsotion of census ,akars "a II was
imnossible to secure comnetent men TO do the
work in the Pacific States for the present com
nan satioo.
Several amendments restrictipy additional
oomnensation TO nartlv settled territories. we're
Lost
Tho nor,inn bour exnirino the snbiect was
IA osidn a,,j +ha Tn1;an snnrnnriatinn bill
iaiu as do1 ,m;,i, '"o 'fr'
n,nardn,ont o,nronriatino S30 O0O for the
Mn aie ~ ,1ra,e ogr,cnltnral mnli
puion'S 1;, VI W. go e. aud for The cree
ION 81 i've . oSoGm Tadans in the Nortbern
Sunerintendennu oan,;n't mn Tho fnd;an. Onak
er policy was rev iesS Or up' ,encth heino sns
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A CARD-At a meeting of Bosworth Post
No q G. A. R., on Friday evening last, the
following resolution was unanimously passed
ReSolUed That the thanks of this Post be rendered
to HIS Honor Mayor Kinesbury andigentemen of the
City Government tor their iiberaity in giving this
Post Memorial Lot in Evergreen Cemetery and fol
their kind and hearty corporation with us on Nc
mortal Day.
To Marshal Clark, Deputy Marshal Decelle and The
police, to the Portland Mechanic Blues, Portland
Light Infantry and the Portland Cadets for their
corl on that day.
10 Frederick Fox, Esq, for the kind and active in
terest he took in preparing memorial lot and many
arrangements ma lie for convenience; to the gen.
uemen OF the press for the kind manner in which
they gave publicity 10 our arrangements and reports
OF the day and evening.
To the ladies who did so much as they ever dono
heretofore, by making wreaths and ether floral dec
orations to make Memorial Day IN its most import
ant feature a success. And to all who aided us b,
contributions otherwise to make Memorial
Day Gay OF honOring those who tell in their coun
try's defence, we return oar heartfelt and SINGER
he
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W ST INDIES.
Culn

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE B. UPTON THE
CARGO AND PASSENGERS Captured.
HAVANA, June 5.-Capt Gen. De Rodas tel
egrapbs that fillibustering expedition from
New York on steamer George b. Upton disem-
barked at Paulo Bravo, few miles east of
Nuevitas, and were attacked by Spanish
force one hundI ed strong, assisted by two gun
boats, and dispersed, losing 10 killed, including
Capt Harrison, 2 drowned and 8 taken prison
ers Also the steam launch the RATS and en-
tire cargo of arms, ammunition and medicine
landed were captured, with some correspond
ence. The Spanish naval commander tele-
graphs that the monitors captured two tons of
powder, 100000 cartridges and 100 rifles
Cisneros, who commanded the expedition sail
ed on the Upton with the balance of the cargo
for Colombia. He purposed bringing back an
expedition of 200 Colombians. The editor of
the VoSe de Cuba reports that six tons of gum
powder, 1000 rifles and the entire material of
the Upton expedition fell into the hands Of
+AA -so~croi f,ricorscr5 10 Wcfe
taken were Immediately executed.
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9 O MI M H CEAL,


asecciPs ny kS0lleO1ds aud steamboats,,
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM EosTON-20 bags
rlce, III cases lard, 60 bbs pork. bags tow, bds
paper, 10 do chair stock. % rolls roofing PAPER 81
pkes furniture. bds fish, 40 bds leather q boxes
cheese, 25 kegs soda coils lead pipe force pump.
10 crates peaches. trails dates 26 coils cordaye is
bales WOOL sewing machine, % bxs dye stuff, S pcs
marble 20 Wheels 45 bars iron, cook sGove IL
buckets. 25 bys oranges,2 soda fountains piano
forte 6 NJ it lumber, 70 bxs lemons and raisins, 8
horses, wagon 500 pkgs to Prime $ Express 15O do
to order. For Canada aud up country, 100 empty
barrels, 70 bxs dye stuff. 10 bdls fish, 10 chests tea
case steel bales WOOL 81 bdls leather bales hides
bXs TIM 80 bags dye wood, sofa, 200 dry hides
casks oil. 20 bags logwood So pcs marble, II bags
was e, 40 bxs spices, 200 pkg to order.
PORTLAND & ENNEBEc RAILRoAD-I car boops.
DO furniture, 475 bds paper, 80 prs springs, $500
clapboards. bbls tallow, 20 bales oakum, 20 bbs
merchandise, 30 cases oil CLOTH 10 bbls dried apple
q trusses le bales bats, 81 bxs rifles, cloh,
10 doors 5dls blinds, G. pkgs merchandise, 80 cars
freight for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1873 cans milk, 1900
Dds Hour, 100 bdls paper carriages, oats IA
90 corn do ship knees, 80 do lumoer do headings
. 90 iaths, TO whiskey do sundries. For shipment
east, 400 bbls flour, car sundriel.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-333 sides leather,
962 NJ shingles. 20 bxs eggs, II beams yarn, 6 veas
90 cases Sundries.
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p 80. Roam The p -i'ind &, Oedensbti;

p&o. Roam The p -Naod & ogdensburs
road has row 49, ''1f o. md half of
track and Is ns'e ~ "a great vigor
Thursday, at q f. nla t 90 u. Of the Directors,
it was voted to lay III Whitman improved
sleeper for one mile TO make a complete trial
OF this Invention, which is attracting so much
attention among railroad men. This improve
ment consists in inserting hard wood block
IN the soft wood ties where the rail rests, there
Dy making it wear as long at this critical place
as the stick will wear as to decay, which really
Is equal to one renewal of the sleeper, at very
small cost
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WASHINGTON.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

|
| WASHINGTON June 4.-The internal revenue
receipts to-day were 81 1896 270, and for the fis
cal year to date $16i 4Sl ,941
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D0NlYHrDN OF CANADA,
Mole Destructive Oorfagra i3ns en- the
Saguenay.

QUEBEC, June 4 Another destructive fire
is raging in the woods in the vicinity of Trinity
Bay, on the Saguenay, and still another some
miles up the river. Others are reported at
Point Aux Trembes. Should the present
drought continue, the ravages by fire may be
very extensive
BRITISH COLUMBIA AND THE CoNFEDERACY.
OTTAWA, June 4.-Delegates from British
Columbia now here have laid before the Do
minion government propositions respecting the
entrance of the province into the confederacy.
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REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.

BANGOR, June 4-The Republican caucuses
this evening nominated full sets of delegates
to the State and District Conventions. Dele
gates to the State Convention are unanimous
ly in favor of tue nomination of Gen. Hersey.
HOT WEATHER.
The hot term continues unabated. Every
thing is beginning to feel the reed of rain.
Yesterday the thermometer stood 80 IN the
shade; to-day 96.
INJURIOUS EFFECT ON THE LUMBER INTEREST.
The severe and protrated drouth is seriously
affecting the lumber interest. The drive of
White, Hodgdon & Wilder, on Pollywcg
sire am, on the west branch Of the Penobscot,
containing 1000, 900 feet of logs, has been aban-
doned and the crew arrived here yesterday. A
drive of $4,000, 900 now at Seboomook Lake, on
the west branch, is in imminent danger of be-
ing hung up and will be without an immediate
and heavy fall of rain. A drive of % 900, 600
on Mattawamkeag is hung up Logs are in
active demand and operators make prices for
manufacturers
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OUERY.-Does our worthy exMayor Put
nam intend to give up law and go into the
manufacturing of Bucnu? AT the sale by
Bailey Il Co., Saturday, of the right to manu-
facture 'Smolander's Extract OF Buchu," to-
getber with the fixtures and machinery Tor the
manufacture thereof, Mr.. Putnam was the pur.
chaser at the sum of S500
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Su pcriOr COurt.

MAY CRIMINAL TERM-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING
SATURDAY.-Lindiy III. yarney VS. William G
Davis ct ais. Action TO recovea balance OF $22 fcr
berries furnished defendants Defence, that the ber-
ries were not as coed as represented. Decision Tor
defendants.
j. r. Miller Symonds g. Libby.
Exceptions were filed in the case of Wilson VS..
Woodside, tried Friday. Court adjourned side die.
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AUCTION SALE BOSTON,
Mortgages : ale of RradIey's IIo.
tel by AuctiOn.

IN Fsiday. June 10th, at 3 p NJ, we shall sell the
~ large wood and brick building known as Brad
leys Hotel, corner OF India and Commercial ST. eets
Said building is 3 IL story with brick basement,
finished with large Eating House on Commercial
ST., large store corner OF India and CONNER cial
sta, and store on India st, with Hotel containing
80 Rooms. Said building is 43x5S feet, and is on
leased land. having about one year to rum and can
be extended on favorable terms. This property
IS desra6iy located tor thu business for which 1t
IS intended. snd Will rent easily for two thousand
dollars yea-.
For investment this sac offers inducements which
are seldom eGualed.
Title perfect, terms easy and made known at sale.
Per Order Mortgages.
jun2td +. o. BAILEY & CO.. AuctIoneers
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Stae vs.. Annie Ball. Common
drunkard. Plea not guilty. Sent to the County
Jail for thirty days. A. w. Bradbury.
State VS.. John F. Furbush. Intoxication and dis
turbance. Plea guilty. Fined So and costs; paid
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ASSAULT on BOARD FERRY BoAT-Oih-
GERS Barbour and Garland arrested Harmon
Littlejohn and John Silvadore on Saturday
night at Ferry Village for an assault on Capt
Harris, in charge of one of the Cape Elizabeth
ferry sailboats. They went on board partially
intoxicated and took the helm from the skip
per, who asserted his rights and they attacked
and beat him, bruising him up considerably.
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Ward Caucuses,

The Republicans of Portland are reouested
TO meet at their respective Ward Rooms on
Friday Evening, Zane 10th,
at Z IL o'clock, to choose six delegates from
each Ward to the Republican State Conven.
ton, to be held at Augusta June 18th.
The delegates who may be elected are Ie-
quested to meet at the Reception Room in the
City Building on Saturday p. NJ, Juue 11th,
to select four delegates at large TO the same
Convention.
Per order of Republican City Committee.
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GOING AwAY-Mr. WiDgate announces in
: his advertisement in another column, that he
has purchased business in another city, and
will take possession of it as soon as possible;
therefore his business here must be closed out
speedily, and purchasers have an opportunity
now for obtaining. goods at extremely low
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AUCTION SALES,
Groceries, &c, at Auction.

~ Monday, June 9Th, at 2 liz O'Clock P. NJ, at
oaIr sroom, No 1s Exchange ST, we shall sell Mo-
E IsseS, vinegar. Soap, Starch Beans Canned Goods
S aihes GioIhes Pins, Wash Boards, Cream Tarter
Rpms :, nhtrrng, Flour, Potatoes, Paper. Paper
Shnn also Store Fixtures, Measures Scales, Scoops
junidt + n P.rrrv o. r. .,
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Guardians Sale

pY virtue of Esense from the Judge OF Probate
~ Tor the county of Carroll, in the State OF New
Hampshire re. the subscriber as Guardian OF Ruth G.
Eastman, OF Conway, in said County, who has been
decreed an insane person 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 fifth
part in quantity and quality and in common and
undivided OF certain tract of land, situated in the
county OF Coos and State OF New Hampshire, con-
tanning about twenty-nine thousand acres more or
less, bounded and described as follows: Lying east
OF the township of STAFFORD, in said county known
and ca led by the name of the Odel township. Con-
ditions made known at the time and place OF sale.
JOEL EASTMAN, Guardian.
Dated the 9th day OF May, 1870. my27d3t
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X. ANSAS.


THE INDIANS TROUBLESOME.
CHICAGO, June 5.-It is reported at Hays
City that Col. Nelson's mail station on Bear
Creek, between Camp Supply and Hays City,
has been attacked by thirty five Indians, re-
sulting in the killing of two soldiers and the
servant at Camp Supply was also killed and
sixty mules run off below that point. Mr.
Hanthe, an interpreter, came into Camp Sup
ply reporting that the Cheyennes and a large
number of Arapahoes have gone on the war
path.
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NEW YORK; June -Horninq-Stocks strong till
~, when break occurred led by Pacific Mall
which cropped nearly per cent, to 40z, report
that one Of the steamers had been LOST Since then
the market has been ralIying.
Gold has been firm, opening at 11i3, fell to Hal
Governments firm at last nights basis VIZ I'LL
No change at noon call, except currency 6s which
Exchange less firm at 109s a no. Money abundant
at per cent.
The consolidation scheme between North Western
and Rock Island perfected to-day by the election
OF Tracy as President of the iormer
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SAME DAY.
$4,000 Premium. 49,. $500, $1,000, $500.
For horses that have never beaten S2.24
Bud Ds6le. Philadelptia, names b Hotspur
David II blanchard. Boston, s....... ch License
Daniel Pnier, New York, MS. blk Draeo Prince
Oan et Mace, New York, ns......sg w Whitman
tFSfmerly '5lly Barn.
Chas S Green, Utica, y, MS. br Z Roila Gol,idust
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VIRGIN Ia.
ROGUERY IN HIGH PLACES

ROGUERY IN HIGH PLACES
RICHMOND, June 1.-The grand jury to-day
indicted George CahOon, ex-Mayor, for forgery,
and johnson II. Sands and Richard S. Sanxay,
ex confederate officers, for conspiracy to de-
fraud the State of $1,000 due the State from the
estate of Jacob Hernstein CahoDn was bailed
in $4,000 The other parties are not in Gus
tody yet but officers have been sent after them
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CONNECTICUT.
DROWNED,

HARTFORD, June ga son of John Bennett,
Of this city, was drowned in the river on Sat-
day.
BASE BALL
Trinity College Base Ball Club beat the
Wesleyan University Club at Middletown on
Saturday, 40 to 81
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PENN sYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5,-The double block
on South Thi1d street, occupied by Fairthone
& Rand, brokers, Drug Exchange) and j. B.
Catvel, manufacturer of ladies' dress trim
mings, was entirely destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss heavy.
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wM. Ii. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONER.
SATURDAY.-UnitedS States VS.. Mrs. Lolise Kra.
man. Indictment for smuggling. Respondent or.
dered to recognize in the sum OF $500 for her appear
ance at tho September term of the U. s. Circuit
Court.
Webb. Carleton
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1890 Prem iani. $1,000, 500 $500
For horses that have never beaten 2.33.
5 Chamber, Savannah, Ga, ms. IS st Hickory Jack
Bigey, Cambridge, ms. ...............c CHI IN Fannie
Budd Doble, Philadelphia. ms. ...............sg Dot
Hickek, New York, rs. .br III Cayhauga Maid
(Formcrly "Blonde ~
j Bowen, Medford ms. b Dew Diop
Odikirk, Freehold, j, ms. blk Patchen Chief
John Baker, Seneca Falls, Y, ms. Tom Keeier
formerly 'Cayuga Chiefly
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Naisce!ianesus Notices.

We would call the attention OF grocers and
others to the sale of choice groceries, Sc, by
f. o. Bailey & Co, this afternoon. See their
advertisement in auction column.
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Coats, Clark's, Willimantic and, better than
all Sterling c. cord thread cts. a spool at
Cogia Hassan's new store, 129 Middle st.
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JOB PRINTINe.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended TO at the
lowest possible rates. WIN. NJ. MARKS.