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Ward Caucus.

The Republicans of Portland are requested
to meet at their respective Ward Rooms on
Friday evening June oath at 8 o'clock, to
choose six delegates from each Ward to attend
the District Convention to be holden at Saco,
June 9Th, to select candidate tor Represen-
tation to Congress from this District. The del
egates who may be chosen at the Ward eau
cuses are requested to meet at the Reception
Room in New City Building on Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock to select four delegates at
large to the same Convention
Per ORDER REP. CITY COMMITTEE.
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The CIRCUs.-We are sorry that press of
matter prevents our devoting as full a notice to
the Stone and Murray Circus as it deserves
1t is sufficie-t to say that it is frst-rate en-
tertainmen: John Henry Cooke is fire
rider and a'tfy graceful one, as is the case
with his sister, Miss Emily Cooke. The feats
with the hats were the best of the kind we
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co M M H IL TAL.


Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-1O bbls
OIL horse rakes so pkes furniture, AZ col rage.
20 pumps, b,ls pipe. 20 bbs pork, ITO do -four 20
do vinegar. III bdls sheep SKINS $50 boiler ubes, 8
bobhn machines, safe, bales carpetioq 100 casks
nails, 70 bars lion, mover, IA bills cushions, 100
pkss to Prime 8 express 100 do to order. For
da aud p country AZ boiler tubes, organ 16 bales
WOO, rs ois hher, rs hides, 4bcls oil, 1F3 dry
bxs tobscco. 100 pkgs e. order.
roRrLAAD& kENNEBEC RAILROAD-1 car tim
Der do eur ain fixtures. do bricks, u prs springs,
IL elliptic 10, II case goods. IL DOORS 10 pkgs
GO S, horse IS bdls rks 10 curtain stock,
d. oil cloth, SO pigs merchandise, % teght for
BUston
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. beams yarn, car
cattle, 81 bxs scyties bdls VS., hoops, 1000
handles, orls slabs, sides leather, 1901 1t hem
lock boards, car le-g aph poles, Ill bxs sundri
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1911 cans milk, 1900
bbls ur II cars old iron, do peas do oas, - do
corn, 46 do lumber do sundres For shipment east,
120U bbls flour, l car wheat.
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CONvECTaa,uIT.

FATAL ACCIDENT.
HARTFORD, June N.-An explosion Monday
Afternoon killed three workmen on the Air
Line Railroad outright and wounded three
more fatally The accident occurred near
East Hampton, caused by the njudicious use
of an iron instrument used to work blasting
powder into the drills in rocks. A spark
caused by friction ignited the powder.
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TELEGRApHlU IrEMs,

line new American minister to Portugal
was received in verv friendly manner q few
days ago by the King. On Sunday a monster
demonstration was made in favor Of Gen. Sal
banana. Twelve thousand people We're pres
ent
The British iron clad Iuconstant is now GEN
orally admitted to be failure as a sea-goiDg
vessel.
The military and police were called out to
suppress disorder in the town of Verviers
Belgium. when they became jealous of each
other and began to fight among themselves
The police being unarmed were quickly driven
on and many of them were badly hurt.
The health of Louis Napoleon is improving.
Senior CASTELAR, made a brilliant speech in
the Spanish Cortes on Tuesday in favor of the
immediate abolition of slavery in the colonies.
On Tuesday the New Hampshire legislature
appointed committee to investigate whether
any members were acting as counsel for i'm
p0rtant measures pending before the House.
The bill tor the consolidation of the Nashua
and Lowell and Wilton roads was after warm
discussion OF two hours indefinitely postponed
by vote of 202 to 81.
Judge Blatchford of New York has issued
an lnjuE ction on one of the Anueke Jams heirs
suits against Trinity church trustees, reauir-
ing the plaintiff to show by what authority he
undertakes the actiou.
Three hundred New Jersey editors and puo-
fishers left New York Tuesday evening TOR
three days excursion to SarOtoga and Lake
George.
Letters from Paris generally represent that
France will not push her claims for control IN
the st. Gothard railroad, and will assume
passive attitude.
The International Society of Workipgmen of
france are to issue manifesto denying that
their organization is secret society.
English newspapers say that the Canadian
agent who is reported to be GU his way to Eng
land for the purpose OF creating il-feeling
against the United States on account of the
Fenian raids 90 Canada, comes on a FOOLS err
rand.
The English Government propose to estab-
lish tull embassy to the United States in
place of the present mission, in anticipation
that it is the purpose of the United States to
raise It's mission to England to the first rank.
Catherine Hamme1, nurse girl, employed
in family in BoyertOwp, Pa, cut the throat
OF an infant child, one year old, on Monday be-
cause it was troublesome.
Four more. Greek brigands have been exc
cuted.
1t is reported that force of 500 Indians had
attacked the Fort Buford woodchoppers, kill
ing nearly all of them.
A letter from Pembina says in case the Red
River expedition continues TO move westward,
R-Ps provisional government will send an
armed force to meet it. In this contingency
the independence of Canada will probably be
declared
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PM B. The 63d anniversary of the Port
land Mechanic Blues occurs on Friday next
The active members and the members of the
NJ. B. Association also the honorary members,
will meet at the armory at Z clock A. M. to
partake Of breakfast, after which they will en-
bark for the islands.
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GrsAt f,.itaiS,
ANOTHER FEARFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

LONDON, June IA terrible disaster oc-
Cured this afternoon on the Great Northern
Railway. A large excursion train was run into
by freight train, several cars thrown from
the track and three demolished. Thirteen
persons were killed and from 80 to 40 injured,
come of them fatally.
ENGLAND AND HER COLONIES.
In the House of Lords last night Earl Rus
sell moved that commissioner be appointed
to inquire into means whereby the union be-
tween England and her colonies may be per-
petuated, having reference especially to Cana
dian interests.
AN IRISH TELEGRAPH.
e In the House of Commons last night the
Postmaster General promised an early increase
Of the facilities for telegraphic communication
with Ireland. Additional cable would be laid
and improved connections established.
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THE STEAMER ORIENTAL will commence her
regular trips on the Lakes between Harrison
and Standish, on Monday, May Both, 1870, con-
Meeting with the Portland & Rochester rail
road at Portland. Daily stages connect with
steamer for Waterford, Sweden, Lowell, Frye
burg, Conway and the White Mountains.
ie2 diff
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June Meeting Of the Nara
gansat; Park Association,
At Narrasansett Park, Cranston,R ri.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thmss5ay and Fri
day. June II, -, 23, "a, 1870.
Premiums. $4,000.

Premiums. $25,OOO
No. IA purse of $4,000 for horses that have
never trotted 'or money. Entries:-b g. Dan Ford,
b;s Robert Bonner, M Olive Logan, b. g. Charlie
Green, s. $. Honest Dutchman.
No. IA purse Of $1,000 for horses that have
never trotted better than 2.24: Entries:-b. Hot
spur. oh. g. W. b. Whitman b. G. Twang. ch. =.
License blk s. Draco Prince, br e. Rella Golddast.
Formerly Billy Barr.
second Day.
No. Pa purse OF $1,000 tor horses thai have never
Maid, Oh g Little Dan, b. h. Ligblioot, b. obert
Bonner. b. IN. Olive Log D, b. &. Penobseot Chief,
br M Ida.
No. Ar purse of $4,000 for double teams. En-
tfies:-ch. S. Honest Allen and blk. g. Black Harry;
h: g. Twang and br. 8. Rhode I,l,nd; blk M Jessie
Wales anu blk. 2. Darkness; br. g. kiIkwood ard
CHI. G. License.
No. "a purse of S2O0U for horses hat have never
troted he ter than 2 so, Entries:-bg g. Dan ford
b. $. Robert Bonner, Dr. IN. Lady Augusta. b. e.
Charlie Greer, b. IN. Lady Eaiiy, r. m. Indy Coyer,
b. m. Fancy Golddust.
never trotted better than II Entries:-s. 9. VIM.
4. Taylor, br. m Lady Sheridan, eh M Idol, {. h.
Twang, b. g. sheppard Knapp Jr., G. g. Surprise,
blk. m. jessie Wales.
fourth Day.
No. IA purse of $500 tor horses that have
never trottcd better than 2.3l Entres:-s. 6. Dot
Albert, s. : Hickory Jack, B. e. Dew Drop. ok. !.
Z atcneH CHeI, >. \. fTIhce, III. iIosa uOiduusi
-Formerly No Name
No S.-A pur.c OF 200 for ali horses;
$4,000 to first, 81 900 10 second. $500 TO
sh,rd. An ndda i.nai premiums of So 500
will be gwen to the winner of any heat,
provided the slime is better thau 2.17 1-4.
Fslrsess-
b. m. GoIdsmita Maid,
b. he. Anne ican Girl,
b. m. L~dy Thorn,
br. z. Geo. Palmer.
All the above races nile haas, best in g. and
all in harness with The exception OF No.
The Bottom q Prov dence and Providence g. Wor-
cester Railroad Con parties, and Providence and New
FORK Steamship Company will sell excursion tickets
at reduced rates.
TfortiDg TO commence at 1-2 o'clock each day.
AMASa SPKAGUE, P esident.
GEO. IL. SMITH. Sec'y and Sup't of Grounds
D F. LONGSTRhET, Treasurer.
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RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-Yesterday af-
ternoon as sch First Trial was beating up the
harbor, one of the crew named Chas. McVeiD,
belonging on Long Island, Casco Bay, who was
sitting on the rail, was knocked overheard by
the main boom, when the vessel went on the
opposite tack. The schooner had no boat ard
was unable to assist him, but plank was
thrown to him. The yacht Sparkle, which had
been down the harbor with party, was in the
vicinity at the moment. She was hove to and
Capt. Abram Osgood, the sailing master, put
off in the yachts dingy and picked the man
up. Fortunately he was not injured by the
blow OF the spar.
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A STARTLING TRUTH! Thousands die anuu-
ally from neglected coughs and colds, which
soon ripen into consumption. or other equally
fatal diseases of the lungs; when by the TIM
ly use of single bottle Of DIR. WIsTAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY their lives could have
been preserved to green old age. ie2leod1w
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HIGH STREET CHUR

HIGH STREET CHURcH.-We trust our read
ers will not forget the Strawberry Festival at
the High Street Vestry tonight. 1t will be a
most agi eeable way OF spending the evening"
and the frait will be of the best. There will
a'1o be aprons for sale. Admission free.
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MAsoNIc.-Portland and st. Adams Com
manderies have arranged to go to the Bangor
Dedication and Review in the regular train on
Monday, 9th inst, which leaves at o'clock
Each Commandery will take band, Portland
Band going going with the former. They will
return in special train Wednesday afternoon,
oo&l
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F. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell to day the stock
Of ready made clothing and furnishing goods
in store No. 76 Middle street. Advertisement
in auction column.
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ROME, June 21-The desire of the fathers to
express their opinions IN speeches before the
Council is so great hat he closing of the de
bate will be postponed to the 9th of Jnly. I'm
mediately after adjournment this consistory
will assemble and bestow cardinalat on fit
teen OF the fathers selected from among the
active champions of infallblity.
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The deep affections Of the breast,
~ ,iirh haa on RI lord " ,,,ov ,u,no ri
III .cu 20 ioI"IJ HIdH 'HHP par
A'e Oft n!uishei or repressed,
nv lack Of q ulinaru MT

Wives, would you retain your husbands af-
lection? Remember how near the heart lies
the stomach; never place before him yellow ale
kaline or hard sour bread made by your hand.
Gold Medal Saleratus will enable you to arrive
at perfection in cookery.
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PoLIcE.-A half dozen boys broke into the
brig q. III. Kennedy, lying at Franklin wharf
on Monday night, and stole some hundred
pounds of scupper leads and copper. Officers
Grlbben and Cammett went for the material
and recovered it at different stores where the
boys had sold it, and then arrested the boys,
whose names are Kelly, two ellis brothers
Brown, Blades, Conway aud Harris, all from
| 10 to 16 years of age.
char valued at 500, stolen from the steam
er Ella, was recovered at junk store on Sat.
urday last.
Two bottles of liquor were seized yesterday
on the premises of Martin Hogan on Wash
ington street.
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If you wish for Iadia rubber hose go to
Cooper s. Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They KEEP
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May Off.
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CAMBRIDGE, June 21.-Cattle Market.-Peef Cat
proved, but quotations unchanged. Sales of ex-
ira att Is (9 1913; first qaality at 1873. 70 %;
second quality at II 20 " 70; thirn quality at 10 90
q 10 TO- Sheep and Lam "s-receipts 1850 Lead; the
market inactive; sales IN lots at ~ a 90 each;
ira at 80 q 800. Veal Calves at 5 OO q 1000.
NEW BEDFORD, June 2O.-Oil Market.-Sperm Oil
Tie demand ntnues, with sales sine oul last Of
500 bills ior export 81 &c. and 400 bbls. for
ufacture, on private terms Whale has been active,
the transactions reaching 4725 bos. as follows: 1927
bb S. Northern Southern and Humpback, in parcels,
exp IT. epOrteu at 81 a Csc; SU0 bDis. Southern
and humIback at do, end $50 bbs. Northern at 65c,
for manu- tacture.
New YORK Juue21-Cotton stea "; Middng up
lands 21a; sales 400 bales. Four-sales 600 Isl
State and Western 1Oc lower; State al 80 a A.;
Round Hoop Ouio at So g $50; Western at 81 q
cided change; sales 1,9,0G0 BUSH; No. Spring at
I2G q 81; No. 8 do AZ 20l a 22 Winter Red
sales 900 bush; new Mixed Western at 81 q O5.
oats Unsettled; State IS q soc; Western at 81 q
Sic. Pork heavy; new mess at 80 10 @ 80 80; prime
kettle at 164c Butler-Ohio at Is @ lSc Sta at 20
q BIC. Whiskey lower; Western tree at o. a Oh.
kice-Carolina at ST Sc. ,ug, steady; Porto Ri
refining at u q esc; NJ. II Dutch Standard at lOic.
Molasses in TAI. demand; cayed at 81 g ioc; Musco-
vadO at Sc q 45c. Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentne
at ss4c. Petroleum quiet: crude al AZ; refined at
263c Tallow quiet at 81 s@ &C. Freisnts to Liver
pool lower; cotton Id; wheat AID.
CHICAGO, june al Flour unchanged. Wheat
for No.2. Oats irmer at "a @ SOC for No.2. dieh
Wines lower. Live Hogs dul at 8 % "a 100 for com
mon to extra Cattle very dull at % q rs lor Tex
| an steers 10 choice shipping beeves.
| CINCINNATI, June 81 w hiskey at CSC. Mess pork
at 80 50. Sugar cured hams at2l4 q 22c.
new oRLt ANS. june 2l.-Cotton quiet; Middline
| uplands at 1870.
| MOBILE. June 2l.-Cottcn quiet; Mddling up
| lands at 1890.
| SAVANNAH, June N.-Cotton firm Middlng up
| lands at 1yac.
CHARLESTON, June ELECTION steady; Mddlins
| uplands at 1890.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June q - P. NJ ,-Consols 922 "a 921 fl,
| money and account.
American securites-U. S. 2Os quiet; 1865 at ssr
96a. 4N-N
LIVERPOOL, Juue PIP. M-Cotton firm; Mid
| ding uplands 101 g 1Uad. AT Manchester yarns ant
faprics quiet.
LIVERPOOL, June 21-5 P. M.-Cotton closee
with an upward tendency; MiddIng uplands lot 9
| lOsi. Winter Wheat IS IOd
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ALL ABOARD FOR MONTREAL AND QUEBEC.
Remember the excursion starts from Bidde-
ford Thursday, June 23d, at quarter Of six,
A. NJ, and leaves Portland at 40 A. NJ. Buy
your tickets early, as the number is limited
for sale till Wedne sday morning at the follow
ing places: In Saco at Lewis Hodsdon's; Bid
deford, at DR.. Warren's, E. It. Pillsburv's.
Burnham's, and Twombly & Cleaves' Port
land, at Lowell & Senter's, j. A. Merrill's, F.
F. Hale's, McDuffee's, Gerrsh & Persons,
and at the depots Thursday morning. Tickets
good till July 9Th. HENRY j. LORD.
ia21-d2k
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WARRINGTON.
GERMAN POSTAGE

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Letter postage be-
tween the United States and the North Ger
to seven cents for half ounce by direct steamer
and ten cents in closed mail via England.
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IMPoRTATIoNs.-Sugara and Moasses import
ed into the port of Portland from January list
to June IS, 1870, as compared with the same
period of 1869:
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Mortgages sale of Brad1ey's Ho.
tel by Auction.

ON Friday. June 10TH at NJ, we shall sell the
~ large wood and brick building known Brad
leys Hrte corner OF India and Com ercia ST Gets.
Said building Is IL story with brick basement.
finished with large Eating House on Commercial
ST.. large store corner OF India and Commercial
SITS, and store on India st, with Hotel containing
80 Rooms Said pudding Is 43x58 feet, ana IL on
leased land having about wear to run, and can
be extended favorable terms. This property
is desiraby located tor the business Tor which II
dollars yea.
For inves ment this sa c offers inducements which
are seldom equaled
Title effect, terms easy and made known at sale.
Per Order NJ rrgagves.
jun2td o. BAILEY & CO., Auetoneers.
yThe above sale is postponed TO Friday next,
June "a, at o. tlock ~, at which time 1t will lie
positively sold ia settlement is not effected before
mi
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Sales at the Brokers' Board, June Il.
Vermont Central LIST mortgage bonds. ........ &C.
United States 5-2Os, 1862 ....."...
July, 1865 ........... ll3
Miebioan Cectral Railroad. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. "a, 1875
Union Pacific Il Skies, gold. 81
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view v.r. .,ocA and Money Market.

NEW YORK, June p Morning. There is no
change in Money sterling Exchange is steady at
1893 q 1899, and 11O1 q HOG
g Id ha, been q liet and steady at 1929 a 1924.
The steamer Cambria salts to-day with $9O,U00 in
Gold bars.
Government bonds dull and steady, excepting
6es Cts ami new Cos, which are q per cent higher.
Currency IS are per cent. Lowell.
The Stock market has been generally dull and
weak. OHIO & Mississippi shares are active aud hav
declined from 495 10 80 and Is. The baanc OF the
list is weak, but shows no very decided falling off
New YORK. June 21-Atternoon.- con inued
dull throughout the Gay, closing at 1929 a 1l2a.-
liovernm MS steady. Money unchanged. Sterling
Exchanpn 1904 IN t0g3
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TELEGRAPH CABLE.

The Senate committee on Foreign Relations
to-day agreed to report Belgian cable bill. 1t
gives the government daily $50 words tree
which at the present cable rates of seventy five
cents per word amounts to $41 900 10 gold pc
year. The committee also agreed to report a
New Jersey and Bahama cable bill.
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Extends from New York City to the City OF Oswego,
on take Ondario, distance Of 100 miles, including
from Oswego aud regular trains running day
Rapid progress is making in the balance the line,
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
prac'lceable peIi d.
sAFEIY OF THE BONDS,
There is no railroad oond off rel upon the New
York market wnich SO clearly combines The elemen
Of PE p, s,., SECURITY and HIGH RATE
OF IN FEREST as this: in proof OF which assertion
tine following simple nrts are ore entAd
I. THE LOCATION Of THE ROAD, stretching
from the Guy of New York across the Northern
MIDLAND COUNTIES OFF NEW YORK STATE.
to the nearest port on the great Lakes, is such thar
it must command a Large through AMI local traffic
from The moment it IS opened. The Routefrom New
York 10 Buffalo will be shortened seventy miles,
2 THE COST OF BUILDING THE ROAD
abOUr 10000 per mile. and $40 Oo OF III At amount is
necessarily fnri she'd Ds stock subscription before
dollar is used from the OF hUne Since the sue
MILE OF Road BUILT AND in KUSNING
OVER Sc 100000 have already been paid in on
stock subscriptions,
8. The mortgage bonds on every railroad ru ming
out OF New York City a,e good, ami interest is
promptly paid ON them :
4. The TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY OF
Lakes and the Atlantic coast, 400 miles in length,
will thus be only $500 900 per annum ater the whole
line is completed. On the most m.dera6e calcula.
MONTH would tar exceed this sum.
THE BATE OF IN rEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cenr. in gold. free OF
ULitsd States income tax, and this, with gold at l2O
ia equal o about L.. PER CENr.A YEAR. No
rational person could expert SAFE INVEST.
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE to be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
The BONDM.
The bonds have 25 years to run; are issued in de-
n0min ations Ut $1,000; bear Seven Per Cent Inter-
est IN gold, tree OF income Cou Res
tered with Interest, payable semi-annua1ly in New
York, on the LIST of January and LIST OF July.
PRICE: RAR AVID ACCRUED IN.
TERESC.
Pamphlets, circulars. &C., may be had on appn-
cation.
DUPEE, BECK Dc SAYLES.
100 stnic sirees, Besten.
GEORGE OPDYKE & co,
Bankers, No. rs N0ssau-st
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! Maids bAD;i-. .AnMisafGafy alasisasii
The tottS-sixth anhual Meeting Of the Maine
Baptist Missionary Convention commenced
yesterday morning June 21st) in the First
Baptist church in this city, when the Pres-
dent, Rev. A. X. P. Small, announced the
2SSth hymn and read appropriate portions of
Scripture, followed by prayer by Rev. DR.. Will.
son of Watervile, after which the President in
a few pertinent words referred to the object of
their coming together. The Rev. DIR. Shat
Ter then expressed in behalf of the Baptist
churches and societies of the city hearty well
come to the delegates. and friends of the Con.
vention .sSost
The following committees were-nomipated nv
the President:
Committee of Arrangements-Rey. DIR. Shat.
Ter, DR.. Kicker and G. M. Emery
On Credentials-Bro. w. G. Barrows M
Bartlett and w. E. Noyes.
son and E. Worth.
On Nomination M. Ferrino. q p Mot.
thews. II. StetsOn, Prof Lyford. l. Record. J.
L: Sanborn. H Sawtele, w. o. Thomas. G.
w. Gle. s. Brown.
~, % ~ PSSblEeaIons-R.J. Langridge, s. Booth
On Sunday Schools-N. Me.cher, II, A.,
Hart and Kicker.
On Place and Preacher for next anniversa-
ry-J. It. Eveleth, Thompson, o. Richard.
son.
On Foreign Missions - Burrase, Dexter,
Haynes, Leland, DR.. Murdoch.
On Home Nissions-Dr. ChampIin, c. F.
Emery. E. Pepper, G. B. IIsey, DR.. Mason
On Temperance-J. G. White, w. j. Kelly,
o. B. Walker.
r, State OF Religion in the Churches-A. r.
crane, ii. Stetson, w. o. Holman, c. Parker,
A G. Hemmingway, l. Record, L. P. Gurney,
". e. Moves, o. Richardson, e. S. Fish, j. +.
Eveleth, w. G. Barrows
The following abstract of Treasurer's report
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and Vicinity.
New r,r sss this Das

new AOVCtIINF Fstf NIt tNf5 UAFs
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate. Geo. ". Parker s. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
p. NJ. B., Attention. 50
Sporting Goods. j. B. Lucas.
Fourth OF July. 80. B Lucas.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Portland and Kennebec Steamer Steamer Ella
Dissolution. NJ. A. Wilder. . Norton Mills Co
Dissolution. NJ. A. Wilder
Disso 'ution. Geo. B. james.
Iusur statement. Geo. W. Miller.
Cement Pipe. I'D. w. StockweI s. Co.
Real Estate. Geo. R. Davis & Co.
M 'ney TO Loan. Geo. r. Davis & Co.
Special Dog Notice. Charles Clark.
Notice. a.. Estate Of Catherine Emerson.
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bass sges sssaI ths acrabAti wsfs Vary GOOD
Is was Also Miss Els.t ca the tight rope, ned
we can coiiscientiousis recommend the show.
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Bul.ding on Leased Land by Auc-
ton,
an Monday, June 27th at ~ o'clock NJ, we shall
~ sell the arge blil1ing No 81 cotton s. said
building IL 10 10 feet and finished as store and
tenene & of ro,ms
This properly on leased land; the lease has six
years to run with pr vilege OF five years additional
This IL a thorough and substantial building, will
easily rent for $40 dollars year.
jun21dtd +. o. BAILEY & Co Auctonesrs.
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ALL first-class grocers sell thefamous Pasha
Ali Coffee je22-2t