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FRANCE.
PARIS, March 9S,

AntoniIli's reply to Danus dispatch Is
made public, It substantially denies tho
Interpretation the Emperor places on tho
policy and prctcnSlOnS Of tho Pope.
Tic High Court has condemned Prince
BOnaparte 10 pay %, 900 francs to the GIlni.
" Of Victor Nolr, and also to pay the cx-
penses Of tho civil suit.
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Baltimore Market.

FEOUR-Dnll and weak
N-Wheat-Stcaly; Pennsylvania at 81 o
6l 80; Maryland Rt q SOL IS. COrn-Aeilvc:
yellow At Nc; whltH at 9tG98c. OAtH-Dull at
bSc. RyG-At $tO.
PROvisIoNs- P0rk-FiFm at $3TI2T TO-
DacOn-Fim; rib sides 16c: clear sides lGc
shoulders i9c; hams l9ib90C.
LARn-FlFm al lGdtl1c.
WHISKY Firm At EElt!EIC.
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TlIE Female Antl.Slavcry Society oI
Philadelphia formally "tlisbanled" on
Thursday, ai(er having existed for thirty
seven years
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a son OF the venerable SignOr Blitz is
exciting much attention in Philadelphia
in the profession In which his father Inns
been prominent for some 40 years more or
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IERsoSS nrc still in prison in the Ken
tuCEy PCnitCntiNry for running of slaves,
some OF them having ten years yet to
serve,
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TuE Scientific AmertcGa predicts that,
In less than twenty years, illustrations
will le US common feature Of daily pa-
pers as market reports arc now. i.fTd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-29

THE Chaplain Of the California Senate
has been dismissed for reporting for a
sporting paper.
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An Ohio paper, after chronicIing the
death OF boy from the kick of u horse,
ltlriously asks: "Wherc arc the NOlice?"
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OUT in Wyoming the farmers pIow will
tune butENIOcs.
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san Francisco has domcsticatcd En-.
glands dog races.
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TuE Massachusetts Legislature Is llAv.
Ing battle over u bill to allow mothers
To I've guardians Of their avn children.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30
HAMILTON NEVADA SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1870.

The Empress, attended by the ladi 3
of the Court, proceeded to the Chapel of
Notre Dame, and placed there a votive
lamp, similar to the one she placed in
the chapel at the beginning of the Ital-
ian war.
Gautiers publishes a report that con-
ditional alliance is concluded between
France and Italy. The new treaty stipu-
lates that in case of certain events
France is to pay Italy $50, 900, ,000f. and
leave her free to make Rome the capital
of the Kingdom. Advices from Rome
represent that the Pope accepts as inevi-
table the evacuation of Rome by the
French troops.
MADRID, July %.
Indignation at Gaaunnont's aspersion
of the Cortes is unabated, and tends to
avert the sympathies of many from
France.
PARIS, July 2S.
The French Government has received an
official notification declaring the neutral
ity of Denmark.
PARIS, July 2S-4:3 80 pm.
Bourse heavy. Rentes, 65f. Zoe.
lcable to Tribune.l
LONDON, July %.
Earl Granville 3 statement in the Lords
tonight, though meager, is considered
re-assuring. Nothing said Of the secret
treaty or of Bismarek's telegram 10 the
Prussian Ambassador here.
The Daily News, in its leader for to-
morrow, snys the chief Importance of the
speech was its reference to onr position
as a neutral nation; but the purport of
English neutrality must be judged less
from Granville's speech than from the
tone of Parliament France and Prussia
can not too clearly understand that if we
are not in the fight, it is because we are
not in the quarrel. No stat sman #
either side in the House Of Lord ; nov
disposed to say that und no feam-
stances would England fF' Ih tone
of the Press and Parliam alike shows
that Peace at any price not the na-
tional motto. Our inter nd obliga-
tions on the Continent NJ nding and
important as ever, and we shlll stand by
them. France knows we shall never
allow her to make Antwerp another
Cherbourg.
The Daily News correspondent at
Paris, Wednesday, writes that there are
still some hopes of peace. Negotiations
of some sort are proceeding actively
Lord Lyons is constantly with Duke de
Grammont. The Emperor is reported to
be hesitating, fearing coalition against
him.
The European Cabinets are under a
strong impression that peace is possible.
Improbable as it appears, its source gives
ii weight.
The Tribune's cable adds: Our spe-
cial correspondent writes from Metz,
Tuesday, A Prussian officer says Kehl
bridge was destroyed by telegraphic mis-
take. After the explosion a second tele-
gram was received from Berlin, prohibit
ing the destruction.
A Tribune's special correspondent
writes from Cherbourg to-day that the
second division of the Baltic fleet is still
in port. More iron-clads will arrive
from Brest, and the Mediterranean fleet,
under Vice Admiral Fourchon-compris-
ing seven ships.
Prince Napoleon will command the
Baltic expeditionary corps. All troops
for that corps will not be in Cherbourg
for a weekly which time the two main
divisions of the fleet will begin an attack
at some point on the Prussian coast.
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BY TELEGRAPHl !
EASTERN STATES NEWS.

NEW 1oRK, July 70.
The Indian Commissioners held q
meeting last evening and reelected Bru-
not President, and Collier Secretary.
Messrs. Farwell, Long and Collier were
appointed a committee to consult with
the Osages and supervise payment of
the Potawatamies, Creeks, ETC., and
visit the Indian Territory. Brunot and
Campbell are to attend TO the Sioux, and
Stuart, Dodge and Campbell assist Com
missioner Parker in the purchase of In
dian goods. Premises are secured here
for storage of the goods, which will be at
once advertised for. 1t is hoped NIL will
be forwarded within 20 days Supplies
of agricultural implements, seeds, ETC.,
that can be, will be purchased at the
West Those for the Pacific Coast will
be purchased in California. Messrs.
Farwell and Collier visit the Indian
Reservations ON the Pacific slope, in
cluding Arizona, in September.
NEwBuRYPoRT, July 2S.
Mooney & Co. IS three-story brick grist
mill caved in to-day, burying three men,
who were rescued alive, but badly in
jured. Damage, $1,000.
BALTIMORE, July %.
A colored man named Charles Casture,
living at No. 40 Holiday street, muir
dered his wife this morning, by cutting
her throat with razor. Murderer ar
rested.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S
Emma Curtis. servant, robbed the
family of Mrs. Kate Cheyst this morning
and turned on all the gas in the lower
stories-attempting thus to smother the
inmates. Arrested.
SYRACUSE, July %.
Sweet & Co.'s extensive steel-works
burned. Loss, $4,000. Insured for
$35, 200.
WINDSOR (yt.) July %.
General 0'Neill will be tried to-mor-
row.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, July rs.
The Journal Official publishes the fol-
lowing letter from the Emperor, dated
July Goth, to the Commander-in-C Chief Of
the Garde National of Paris:
Dear General: / beg you TO express on
my part to the Garde National OF Paris
how much count ON its patriotism and
devotion, at the moment when / am
about to set out for the army. / have TO
testify the confidence which | repose in
its will and ability to maintain order in
Paris and to contribute to the security of
the regency Of the Empress. 1t is be-
coming to say that each one, according
TO the measure of his ability, should add
to the safety of the Country The
Journal also contains correspondence
from st. Petersburg, in which it is said
Russia does not sympathize with Prus-
sia. Prussia wishes to make Prussan
lake of the Baltic, and attacks the inde-
pendence of Denmark and that of half
Germany. The correspondence says
further that the Car treats the French
Ambassador here with much distinction.
The Patrie publishes n circular from
the Minister of the Interior, announcing
to the projects of departments that the
Emperor desires thr funds usually ap-
propriated for public rejoicing at the fete
OF the 10Th of August, to be given this
year to the army.
1t having been reported here that seve-
raj American officers desire to follow the
french army in the campaign against
russia, for the purpose of making OBJ
servations for use of the American Gov
ernment, petitions were lately filed with
the Government for the necessary per-
mission. The request was declined by
the highest military authority of the
Empire-saying no foreign officer, how
ever high his rank, can be permitted
near the French army.
The Emperor left st. Cloud to-day, by
special train, for the army. Was ac-
companied by Prince Napoleon. The
Empress parted with them at the rail
way station. She was deeply moved,
and as soon as the trlin disappeared re-
turned to the Palace.
The Spanish Ambassador had an in
teryiew with the Emperor and Empress
Jnst before the departure of His Majesty,
ana The Moniteur du Soir remarks the
extreme friendliness of their conversa-
uoh. The Ambassador says the Empe-
TOT appeared quite well.
as .he crowd gathered around the i'm
nipetlai car, the Emperor bowed, pleas
amy saying: A bien jourl'
Representatives of foreign powers
nave transmitted to their respective Gov
erninenfs notice of the Emperor's de-
parture.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30
IMPROVED AMERICAN FAN.

rI'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Il an improved Fan for Smelling Furnaces or
for forcing air into mines, etc, which far sur
passes anything now in use for quantity of blast,
and is equal in force to the celebrated Stetefedt
Fan. 1t is durable, and easily set up by any
700 TO 800 revolutions per minute, for an ordi-
nary blast, II takes 10 more power than those
imported. Price, S125. With patent oiler. s131
to Sl33 Apply to CHAS. LAMPMAN,
Russell Col Lumber Yard, Hamilton, New.
jyll-tf
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
CHARLESTON, July 2

CHARLESTON, July 28.
The Republican State Convention,
which met Tuesday at Columbus, last
evening nominated Governor S. X. Scott
for reelection. A. j. Rancier (colored)
was nominated for Lieutenant Governor.
large majority of the delegates were
colored. Il. +. Whittemore was Chair
man of the Committee on Credentials and
Resolutions. The candidates Of the
Union Reform party are stumping the
State. The canvass promises to be the
sharpest ever in the State.
NEw ORLEANS, July 2S.
jeff. Davis has arrived, ON his way TO
New York, whence he sails for Europe.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, July 2S

WAsHINoToS. July 29.
A comparative statement of the inter-
nal revenue receipts shows that the ag-
gregate for the first 10 months of the
present Administration is S66, ,500,G57
greater than the last 10 months of the
preceding Administration. The amount
collected in the Is months prior to June
1st is S27S, 322, 344.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Richardson assumes the duties while
Boutwell, goes to Massachusetts on
visit.
The customs receipts last week were
50, 347 .4S1.
Admiral Farragut is dangerously i'll of
asthma, Mt Portsmouth, N. ii.
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Dissolution Notice.

VNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
Il ISTING between the undersigned in the
saloon business, in the City Of Hamilton. is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent. All debts
due to the old firm to be paid to L. s. Luse.
The business will be continued at the old
stand by p. d. Rowell. L. s. LUSE,
p b. ROWELL.
Hamilton, July IL, 1870. jy1l-1m
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Dissolution Notice.

TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
i ING between Mike Mccluskey and John j.
Monahan is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. j J. Monahan will collect all outstanding
accounts and pay all debts against the concern.
NJ. MccLUSKEi,
JNO. J. MONAHAN.
Treasure City. New, July %, 1870. jy23
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-30

The News Job Once Ia now supplied with an
excellent stock Of type, borders, presses, paper,
cards. and other materials and facilities for
good lob printing. Additional materials are
arriving, and we ask the attention Of our
friends and the public to the fact that all
job printing can be handsomely and expedi-
tiously done at this office.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER JULY Is, 1870, THE
~ Agency Of the Bank Of California, and the
Banking Department of Wells. Fargo & Co., will
open at a. m. and close at 8 p. m.
JOHN A. PAXTON,
Agent Bank Of California.
HOMER s. KING,
jy1.H Agent Wells, Fargo Co.
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Dissolution Notice.

rI'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex.
l. IsTING between J. W. STOUT and ]. s.
ALLEN has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ]. W. STOUT,
J.. s. ALLEN.
Hamilton. New, July l, 1870.
The business will be continued at the old
stand, by STOUT h CRoNART. who will settle
the affairs Of the late firm Of Stout 4 Allen.
]. W. STOUT,
jyl9-2w* O. II. CRONART.
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FOR SALE.

CHFAP FOR CASH, A HOUSE AND 49,.
~ LOT. House with Three Rooms. well mi T
furnished, with water and every conven- III
ience for comfortable residence. Situated i'm.
medlately in front of the Courthouse. For par
ticulars. apply at this office. ma28-tfs
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Dissolution Notice.

rI,HE coPARrNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
i ISTING between Hop Sing and Wan Yuen,
in this city, has been this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent The business will be continued
at the old stand BY wau Yuen Co.. who VIII
nav all debts and receive and receipt for all dues
~ the late firm. wAU YUEN,
HOP SING.
Hamilton. New, July II, 1870. jy24-tf
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Misffllaneous.
Dissolution Notice.

V,HE FIRM OF sCRIBNER, TAYLOR L CO.,
Il Real Estate Brokers, is this day dissolved.
W. p. TAYLOR.
July ., 1870. jy12-1m
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tAIIFORNIA CIARET.--A LARGE STOCK
I J for sale In quantities TO suit.
ies.2w FORBES / CO., Main street.
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journals in the United States), weuld regard
his denomination as party misfortune. With
so many elements Of disaffection, the Federal
patronage cannot help him much, as there
are dozen Republicans who want office for
every one that has it. When the time comes
for the nomination, tho expiring sands"
of Grants control of the patronage will have
''nearly run cut, and the ofhee-seekers, as
the more numerous body, will have more
influence than the office-holders. A strong
and popular administration could subdue
them into silence and submission, but under
an insolvent President like Grant they will
receive too much encouragement from party
leaders, and have too much influence with
the people, to be easily put down. The neAt
year will be spent in intrigues by Grant TO
secure characterization, and dcounter-intrgues
by the foes in his own party household to
foil him
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EVENING

revenue reformers in both parties will,
as body, prefer to remain with their organi-
zations than TO risk defeat by secession in
Presidential year. The issues will grow
clearer by discussion and argument, the true
principles will be found, the people will know
what they really want and what they oan
really obtain, and by 1876 the cause will be
ripe enough for trial and decision by the
people at their supreme high court of Pre-
sidential canvass
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Witness

[Sjgnaturesl c. d.
E. +.
Witness:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NY. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
49, application viii be made at the neat meeting
of the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank, IN
Accordance with the laws OF the COmmOnwe 18th, to
be entitled THE UNITED STATES BANKING
COMPANY, TO be located at Philadelphia, with a
capital OF one million dollars with the right TO in
cl Ease the same 10 five million dollars
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s~,z- DIR. +. r. THOMAS Ne. Oil WALNUT ST.,
w. formerly operator at the Cotton Dental Rooms,
deyotes his entire practice TO extracting teeth with
out pain, with fresh nitrous oxide gas. IL It's
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned - OF
fha ~ and Of
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Each OF the guarantors must he certified by the
Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district In
which the parties are assessed. II 1aw4w
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the State of and OF
-, in the State OF hereby
guarantee that, in case the foregoing bid OF
ten days after the receipt of the contract at he post
office named or by the Paymaster OF the Naval
station desigs ated, execute the contract for the
same with good and sufficient sureties; and in case
said ---- shall fail to enter into contract as
aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the differ
ence between the offer OF the said --- and
that which may be accepted.
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DRoPoSALs FOR THE ERECTION OF PUI =
Il Lie BUILDINGS.
OFFICE OF THE CoMdISS IoRERS FOR THg ]
ERECTION OF THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
BILL IAIcI N1n l.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3, 1870 J
Proposals will be received at the ONCE OF the
President OF the Commission, No. l29 5. SEVENTH
Street, until December 81 1870, for the following
materials and labor
/. For excavations for cellars, drains, Ducts foun-
datiops, etc, per cubic yard
2. For concrete foundtons per cubic foot.
3. For foundation stone, several kinds, laid per
perch OF twenty-five feet measured in the wallis
4. For hard bricks per thousand. delivered at
Broad and Market street during the year 1871
8. For undressed granite per cubic foot, specify
ing the Kind.
s. For undressed marble per cubic foot, specify
ing the kind.
lneal yard OF given weight.
The Commissioners reserve to themselves the
right 10 reject any all of the proposals.
Further Information can be obtained by applying
10 the President OF the Board, or 20 the Architect
John Macarthur, DR., at nis office, No. POS s. SIXTH
Street.
BY order OF the Commission.
JOHN RICE, President.
CHAs. r. ROBERTS, Secretary. 1l5
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NOrTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF ALL
j numbers and brands. Tent, Awning, Trunk
and wagOn-cOyer Duck. Also, Paper Manufac.
inches with Paulins Betting, SaikIwine, eto
JOHN w. EVRRMAN,
Nh. 10 fiHfIRCH Street ffAtV StnfoaL
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OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
This Company is prepared to sell lots. clear OF an
encumbrancts on reasonable term Purchasers can
see plans at the office OF the Company,
NO. bls WALNUT STREET,
or at the Cemetery, where all information needed
win he cheeTfully given.
BY giving notice at the Office, carriages will meet
persons desrous OF purchasing lots at Toga Station
on the Germantown Railroad, and coavey them to
the Cemetery and return, free OF charge.
ALFRED G. HARMERs President
MARTIN LANDENBERGER, Treas.
MICHAEL NISBET, Secy. 10 WIN sm
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Office Chief Quartermaster.
DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST,

1>o" Aoih City, June 3, 1S70
Sealed proposals, in duplicate with copy of this
advertisement attached to each, are invited and
viii be received at this Office until 1 p M June 20
IsiQ ior supplying the Quartermaster's Department
with one hundred and forty thousand three hundred
and seventy QIO.370) pounds, more or less OF oats
best quality; one hundred seventy -eight thou
more or less, OF good merchantabe Timothy Hay
and enc hundred and nineteen thousand nine hum
dred and eleven (l19911) pounds, more or less, of
straw OF the best qualitythe whole be furnished
in such quantities and at such times may be de-
eidea by the Qqartermaster's s DEPARTMENT during
tne year endlng June 80 1871 and to be delivered at
Boston, Mass, $1,000 pounds oats, $1,000 pounds
nay, and l4oOO pounds straw. Fort Independence,
Boston arbor, IL 14O pounds oats Is $50 pounds of
nay and 2O, ESQ pounds of straw. Fort Warren Bos-
ton Har6or, 13,14 pounds oats, 1880 pounds hay,
N Maine, 1880 pounds oats, 57,2ss pounds hay, and
200 pounds straw. Fort Sullivan. Eastport, Me-,
$50 pounds oats, 44O pounds hay, and 156 lbs
straw; Kennebec Arsenal, Augusta Maine, s,76O
pounds oats, 10 20 pounds hay, and 2, 400 pounds
straw. Champlain Arsenal, Vergennes, Vermont,
straw.
The oats must be entirely free from dust or other
impurities and put up in good and substantial sacks,
straw must be put up in baleSe free from surplus
wood or other foreign matter.
Tnese supplies must be delivered at the wharves
OF tne respective posts. and payment will be made
according to the weights as certified by the Post
Quartermaster at the place of delivery. Bidders
ueiiver The oats hay ami straw herein caIeu Ior 1T
sary for tue OATS must also be stated separately.
Each bld must be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by tive responsible persons, that in case the
bid shall be accepted and contract entered into
they will become suretes in a equal to one
fourth Of the amount OF the contract for the
performance of the same
NObid will be entertained that is not made in ac-
cordance with this advertisement and bidders have
the privilege OF being present at the opening OF the
bids.
The government reserves the riyht to reject any
all bids regarded as dsadvantageous to the depart
men or to accept such portion OF any bid, not less
to the public interests.
Bids may be made and will be entertained for de-
vering the forage and straw herein called for at any
one OF more of tue posts.
Prop asa!s must be endorsed proposals for forage
and straw" and addressed to the undersigned, OF
whom any other information can be obtained.
RUFUS INGALLS,,
Brevet Major General and ASH istant
Quartermaster General United States Army,
Cher Quartermaster's Department OF the East.
June 13-d6t
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Notice.
DY virtue of q license from the Judge of Probate,
- for the county of Cumberland, State OF Maine
the subscriber as Guardian Of Ida Louisa Worcester
MINOR offers at private sale all the right and interest
of his said ward in certain lot OF land the west
ery side Of Spruce street. Also, her interest in a
lot of land on Dantorth and Clark Streets for Ges-
crpuon of the above described land apply to
n. s. GARDINER, Guardian,
jun9 I'd Exchange St. Portland