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William Ii. Hanna,one OF the most prom
inent members of the Bloomington (Ill.) bar,
was killed by lightning recently, while in bed.
His wife, lying by his side, was severely stun
ned by the same stroke, but has recovered.
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Great Bargains 10 Real Estate
100000 feet CT Lands and Flats
In the City of Portland sslq

EMBRACING many of the most beautifully looa
II ted house lots to be had in the city. Several
store lots centrally located. Also over 800 feet
frontage on the new marginal street; some OF it
fronting the deepest water in the ha bor, and afford
manufactures and depot grounds of any loratlon to
be had in the city. A large portion Of the above
property will be sold at the low price tour i) cents
per superficial loot and upwards. With The increas-
ed demands for additional railroad facilities for the
new roads now in progress, and the prospective
growth OF Portland, it is believed that safer and
more rcmun erativc investment in real estate cannot
be had. Enquire of Moses Gould, 55 Moth Street,
j. G. Proctor, SO Exchange Street - if1 ~ 4
jun20aOd y eOW7w .sIssIrs. z F. fa "a s
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WANTED,
Wante6.

"a Drug ana Prescription Clerk who has had four
d, Years experience wants permanent situation
;g M ui"g s,ore In small town. Good references
snSn. Audress, O w. SHELDON,
a"gL ulW' Waterville Maine.
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Dissolution !

.flgT ~ s... 4ft
fT'HE II firm OF WARREN & COVEIr 20 so,,
L this day mutual consent - '' 'fsoi''o
s. WARREN
Mr. cto,,os ID Gu = g. p. COVELL.' q
MI. Cnaf es r. Covell, having purchased the inter
esI o Sainuel Wafref will continue the business At
thelr old STAND, corner Oxford and Bovd sts anJ al,
persons having demands against the above firm anu are M
desired to present the same Tor payment. and all
August 8, 1870. mi i'd.
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GreUt Reduction

In prices OF clensng and repairing clothing, lower
than ever. shall cleanse 49,
Pants for 70 and so cts.
Vest for 81"
Ladies' garments ceansed cheap, and with my usual
promptness Second hand clothing for sale at lair
prices "a Federal Street,
jun25 WILLIAM BROWN,
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FOR SALE !!
For Sale or Lease.
Fine Suburban Residence for Sale.

~ The subscriber offers for sale his
AMN-l modern built residence situated on
NEallH the eminence over looking Wood
HNLIAG ford's Corner, Westbrook. 1t con-
AaaS:@2zxz tains IL good sized rooms, with an
excellent cellar, is supplied with an abundance Of
hard and soft water and it is in good state of repair
There is large stable on the premises. The grounds
embrace two acres, handsomely laid out, and on
which is fine vegetable garden, the vegetables TO
be sold with the house Hh4
This is one OF the finest locations in the vicini ty
OF Portland-withn five minutes walk OF the horse
cars, and aordlng beautiful view OF the city, har-
Dor. ocean, and the surrounding country. One-third
OF the purchase money may rena n ON mortgage il
desired Possession given Immediately. Enquire
on the premises of j. A. THOMPSON,
Or, GEO. Il. DAVIS & Co,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers, Portland. 4
p. s. grove containing two acres adjoining on the
south, aso an of tillage land the north, will
be sold ith the premises il desired. jy25dlf
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"A part OF the city. Rent not TO exceed 5000 ler
month. Inquire at IA 1-2 Cumberland St. ie2itt
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w antel,

i ABORERS, MasOns and Stone Cutters. also
IL Men on repairs of dam at Augusta lil
Also 1e, 600 tons OF Ballast. .il ia 1ll 90
H. A. Dewitt, Agent, aIsf3
July 2ldlm Augusta, Me-.
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COpNrtnership Notice.
Victoria Hotel.

FfNENDERS will be receive until O'clock M
l. on Monday, tie 18th instant, for all labor and
material required TO build all the exterior and inte-
rior brick walls. chimneys and yentiators. Incudnp
the stone be'tings Also all foors roofs partitions
lurrlns and other parts OF the work necessary to
cover III ana prepare This entire building Tor atbpg
day OF Dece,a6er nert "io .'"e "'S'
Pan; and spec featlons may be seen at the Office
81 ,, Wasnluth q Son, Architects, to whom tenders
will be addressed at the "InternationaI IIotaI =.
John, N. b." ''o'o'' o''
JOHN MAGEE.
JOIN MCMILLAN
G., ~ n an, Bullding Committee
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House and Land for Sale.
FOR, SALE

'INH subscriber offers for SALE the brick house No
~ Dcering street. A so several desirable lots
opposite. CHARLES iPAYsON. :
June 6, 1870. junGtf
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~ OTl q II

A Ii persoas VINO have realtives or irer Is bur;ed
"A in the cemetery adjoining the North Conore-
gati,nal Church, Cape Elizabeth, are Respectfully
requested aid IN clearing up their lots, either by
wo'k or contributing money; all contributions sent to
Miss ANNIE II. WOODBURY.,
Secretary of Evergreen Society,
at 80 Commercial Street. or Ferry Village, Cape
Elizabeth will be gratefully received. Per Order.
Cape Elizabeth, August ist, 1870. aue2.lw
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( (NHEAP for Casn. Lot OF Land, Store and Honst
OthereOn, in Cape Elizabeth (Knightville)
Call at the premises and inquire OF /
mar2dtf s r. CTTMNINGS /
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The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day Sundays excepted) by
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Partner Wanted, los
N nice gen.eel, money making business. A for
L rune for the right person. Enquire or address
NEW YORK GALLERY
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Brick House for Sale.
For Sale! eu %.

IN Cape Elizabeth. Knightvle, lot of land with
i Stole and HousestF on. Call at the premise
and inquire l.4.lio3 s8arrauIl
apr1SC MD ~ Is. B. CUMMINGS
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RENT WANT ed.

TNIVE or six rooms, within ten minutes walk Of the
+ City Hail. for small family. Rent not to ex-
ceed 5000 Address CHI" PRESS office. augl0tf
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I N the Western part of the city, for a family nj
i two persons Call on or address -
J.P. SMITH,
aulodiw 100 Exchange st.
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To Let.
OVER part of House No. Quincy st. Eight
IL rooms. au1
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~ ANTED.-A LADY in every Town in the
~ Slate OF Maine to canvass tor a new Medical
s! Work entitled ssW0man and her Thirty Years
Fuersmnge.' bsok OF great value to to every
Wy',n W1Man IN the Country. Address, II. a. MCKEN-
NEi q co, Elm ST., Portland, Me.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-25

-. Louis Market.
st. Louis, June 90.
fiour-Firm. Sales of superfne at $4.25
94O2 for spring; Xxx at $5OOa5.5O; xxx
at SG25gS00.
Wheat-Firm at $l.25a1.4O for prime white
ia,i Sll2gl.l5 for choice to fancy red and
white; No spring $lG$l.03
Corn-Steady at 05c@ $l.O2 yellow.
Rye.-Scaroe at SOaS2c.
Whisky-Dull ut S1O4.
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sew York Market.

sew YORK Market.
New York, June 3D.
Flour-Closed firm. $6O0Q$69O for western
extra.
WheatDSSteady.. $l3OaS1.3s for No. spring.
Rye-Dull, at 81 O3al 05 for western.
Oats-Dull at G4aG5c for western.
Corn-Steady at S1,0la$l.O6 for new mixed
western.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The latest dispatches from Washington, state
that the conference committee on the part of the
Senate, appointed on the currency bill, are posi-
lively committed against any further imitation 81
the currency. This course was decided ON BY
the entire finance committee.
Young Edward B. Ketchum, who was released
from state prison only few months ago, where
his served out his time for forgeries committed
some years since, las again turned up in New
York. He has created furry by making heavy
sales in Pacific Mall Ohio AID Mississippi, Rock
Island, and Lake Shore.
On his return the quietude of Wall street.
which has continued for a remarkably long period
appears to have been disturbed His brokers, it
is stated, were carrying $5OOO,OOO gold and
about 10000 shares of stock, which were forced
upon the market on Wednesday and Thursday
last producing decline Of about per cent. on
gold, and from > to per cent. on bonds.
The July interest, according to the June state
ment of the public debt, will aggregate abou,
$30,0OO,000.
In consideration of all this there are some pros.
poets for gold going considerably lower than the
present quotations. In the local money market
there is no change to be noted.
Ravens, Mackinlay s. Co. furnish the follow
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MANHo"n.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just pnblshcd second edition, by Dr. LEWIS 2I pagesJ
HE MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO HEALTH, the
radical cur OF spcrmaorrhGa Seminal Weakness, lmpo.
tency Mental and Physical Incapacity Mar.
r ns ETC., and the yeneea and sphic Malade. with
symptoms Gonorrh0a, elect STRUCTURES and all diseases OF
me skim such rs Scurvy Scroula Ulcers Bols Rotches and
pp ON the face and body Consumption Epilepsy and Fits,
lnMnced by seltindulgcncc or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author In this admirable Treatise, clearly
ucnonstratc from forty successful practice that the
alarming consequences Of sefabuse may bc radically cu
polnl. out mode of simple certain and effect
WI by means OF which every sufferer matter what his
don may be- can be ecctaly cured Cheapy privately and
radically ~ This hook should be In the hands every
youth and every man In the land.
sent under seal, Ia plain envelope. Price 10 cts.
Address DE. LEWIS No Beach ST., New York
rory years private practice. narle-lyr
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DYSPEPSIA

,WARNEEs, DYSPEPSIA TONIC 10 prepared expressly for
Appetite and those acted With habltusi ccSsveees Is
psSrs,s are S9nic and gently .mu.ns q de-
stlvc the proper remedy TOT DysIe I'D
LER Co., Proprietors 10 Stsss Srsst ClicsGs Sneiy
ooid o OttAw By D
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And only living who points every disease without
patient saying word asking question: will continue to
practice at his rooms at the pa ItK HOUSE, Ota.
wa, 1ls commencing Friday December l;th 1862 and
main until October l,, 1870 consultation free Office hours
from O'Clock A. ". to SPIN.
Having for many years given his whole time treat.
men and investigation chronic diseases especially OF
the Liver Lungs and Blood, and having long
bly, known In State and Territory In the Union the
most ski and successful physician IN the cure Of chronic
Diseases being formerly Professor of Maeria Medca Thera
pentcs Pharmacy Medical Botany and diseases of Women
and children, In Central Medical College; Also the New
York College OF HEALTH and the Central City Hospital
and has placed opportunities within his reach i'm
Remember that Pr La F9ntane the only physician n the
world that has made liver lung and blood diseases specially
for whole life time and the only who has discovered
full andc theory OF the origin and certain Of
Remedies that DO not fail to cure speedily and permanently
Ottawa, May 7tll 1870.
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surgery for the Eye ana Ear.
Dk. OLIN,i
(LAT1 OF LOUISE
And Graduate the Philadelphia University Of Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight years given attention.
TO this important speciality and Is prepared all
of the eye and whether otherwise Per
cons suffering from Cataract, Cross Eye, Tasal Tuors
Closure OF the tear duct Poypu Enlarged Tns Cattarrh
and all diseases OF tho and throat would do welt Ia
ult the Doctor. Examination Free.
Once In Post Office Build G. over bakery NAV Esp
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Ottawa Wholesale NIarket

repOfteu by IsIAE BS, Wholesale and Retail (rOCers
No. 10 La Sale street.
Ottawa, June "a, 1870.
No particular change to note this week in
markets. The farmers are very busy, and con.
sequently very little coming in. Oats are lit
tie better in price. Potatoes are very scarce in
the market, and are bringing high prices. New
potatoes are coming in, but not in large quaint.
ties, and bringing from $29225 per bush
Strawberries are about gone, and raspberries are
now coming in quito plenty-they are selling
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, June a.
Flour--Quiet. White winter extras, $4,000
10; Spring extras, $55Og6.75; superfnes $3.50
G400.
Wheat-Quiet. $123a124 for No. l spring :;
S1.169S1.2l for No. 2, and 81 .O4 for rejected.
Confirm. SS496c for No /. S3gS4c for
No.: 16c for rejected, and 20 for no grade.
Oats-Active at 5lg52lsc for Ne. ..
Rye-S1c for Noe
Barley-63cGGSc for No. g
Fotatoes-3Oq4Oc per bush.
Butter-lSG20c for good lots.
Eggs-15a16c.
Hogs-Ss.6O@Ss.75 according to weight.
Cattle-Steady. Choice steers, $7.7O9$S.S5;
ieir % class, $6.5O9775; medium TO good butch.
ers' stock, $5.25a72j; common to choice cows
and heifers, S5.5086.?5; inferior and mixed
stock S300937j.
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|=1lY IS

immedatey relieve and cfctnally Cnre every Blind
thi iha. cured o. years standing Give tS
and you Will get rid Of the most troublesome disease flesh IL
warmers Dyspepsia Tonic ~ -
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ing Ottawa quotations :
The Markets.

The subsistence of the French demand for -four
and wheat, which caused such bound upward
last week, has produced depression in the mar.
ket, and the leading cereals have gone even be.
low the former figure.
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ALL KINDS OF CASTING

At rates As cheap any. Give trial COL MOORE VIII
be found At the shops ready TO show everything The
old shop business. Call and charges
Orders from distance promptly attended 10. Address
col. \. l.. MOORE.
- Superintendent,
May 2l-3U OTTAWA. Il.
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Spseial Aotires.
DARTNRR WANTED.

am desrou. Of Cbtsining active, Industrious mss.
10 the rubble stone and lime busness az sscr rv,
tone Of all sizes Have been In business here ave Year
Cy once once at swing bridge Madison ntreet BtoSe
Yard west Of sidccuS LOiyIS 0HGES
C0awa, April "a, 1876. 2nOss
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CHAMPION CUy!TIvATOR,

which bsleye1 - ~ bt 49, took the nrst Pm.
nilm Of Tie lest etaa laP end although 10 sold with
enc he's yoto0oa roluynoG
Drep6s0 . IN 81 q 06evo GOo1o for cash, or on dino
eI (eeo pel9s q eoen Dces Tho public rspec0lly
lnXfle0 - elyo 0o oan. II. p. oWEETNkR
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DIR. OLIN of Ottawa


Published for the benefit gsg suffer
from Nervous Debility etc.. supplying the selfcure
Written by who cued HIMSELF sent free on receiving
postpaid directed envelope Address.
Decision NATHANIEL MAYFAIR BROOKLYN n Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

by Baskes', Broke,s' and Commercial Tsss,ayA I
Lewis johnson Co., quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets. e follows:
NEW YORK, July B.-Eirst Board-U. 3. g., 1881,
coupon, 13 51Os. 1852 coupon. 100; 10 1884 cou
pom, le,; sos 1855 coupon, l0ss4 5-3Os new 1865,
con 2Os, 1867 coupon, loss; sos 1853 con,
Ron, ls.,; 10 .os, coupon, lO7; Currency 6, =:
naIiposa, Ss DO pfd II; Canton, 6S offd Camber-
yer, Pacific Mail, 40 ord; Boston W ater Power,
., Adams Express, 6o of d; Wells, Fargo q Co =
Express; Is; American Express, a; United
Sfases EIpTess 47.; Merchants' Union Exp;
New York Central and Hudson, g71f; do do Scrip
s sysfd Erie, r. Kd do pa. 81 Harlem ls7 Harlem
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, e61s ex-diy {:
Illinois Central, 1881 of d. Cleveland and Pittsbure
nI; Northwest, $40 off d; Northwest pref'd So;
CisSslsnd s Columbus nd, Jersey
st Paul, 64h: Milwaukee 81 Paul pf d. 49, w abash
And western ,S2es; Wabash Western. pfd. =; Fort
wayne, 20, Alton and Terre Haute. 81 offid: Alton
and Terre Hsute, preferred, :; Chicago and Al.
Mi,.is.i.,i H GeItssste.A Alton PRED: Ohio
CID, s.; Tennessee State 6s, new, 63.; Virginia
state SIS, old, s.; North Carolina SIS. old, 5OiS ;
do, new, ae1z; Mis.ouri s's. 0IS Ord. Gold liSii
I22-s Market steady. Gold very excited under ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

The excitement in Wall street over thu news
from Europe sensibly abated Saturday, particu-
larry in the Gold Room, where the moVem mt to
higher price has not only been checked bat
seemed about to give way to slight retroyrade
movement The feature Of the market waists
extreme steadlness contrasted with the excited
fluctuations in the earlier portion of the week.
ne bank statement shows that large amounts
OF gold were shipped to the city from all
over the country to realize the advan e on the
war the great sentiment of the community
having implicit faith that with war in Europe
We are nearer specie payments than ever since
the close OF our own war. The absence of a
borrowing demand for gold shows that the Wall
street SPECTATORS are loaded up with Ii under
tn old time notion Chat difficulties abroad will
send home our bonds and occasion heavy ex-
ports Of specie. 1t required the purchase of
many millions Friday to advance the price TO
1l6A. Our bonds in London seem to have
touched bottom and the foreign bankers In New
York were large buyers Saturday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

Inc war In Europe is naturally the prevailing
TOPIC, and not much else stands q chance of
being read The tone of our exchanges continue
20 snow that American sympathy is very gener-
ally on the side Of Prussia, the only exception
being in the case Of some Of the sou thern papers,
This exceptional sympathy from that section
may be accounted for, perhaps, from the fact
that during the rebellion the sympathies and aid
OF Napoleon were given to the South, while
Prussia was friendly to the Union.
One cause for the preponderance Of sympathy
IN behalf of Prussia in this country Is doubtless
from the large German element in our midst
IN our city, for instance the extent OF that ele-
ment may be judged from the size of the pro-
session that passed through the streets to-day
on its way to the German Festival at the Schuet-
zen Park. And whether from North Germany
or South Germany 1t is all the same; they alt
stand by Fatherland and every portion OF il. In
q contest with France. 10 will be idle for Ma.
poleon to send his friendly proclamations TO the
South German States.
Public Impotence expected q great battle
within forty weight hours of the declaration or
hoStilities, and there were reports In the morn
ing papers of a conflict at Forbach. in France
but there is not only no confirmation of the
reports, but the probabilities are all against its
occurrence, and especially on French soil. IL
must be remembered that every passage on the
line between France and Prussia is heavily
fortified, on either side, and it is probable that
more or less siege work viii precede any battles
IN the open field.
Our dispatches, up to late hour this after
noon, show that no collision had occurred; and
the government also, up to 2I p. m, had not
word to indicate any fighting in progress.
Meantime, however, the diplomats are busy,
and the different European powers are ANNOUNCE
ing the position they will take in the contest.
The most of these definitions of status are con-
ditional, however, and bind the powers that
make them to little or nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

The power of the suns heat lust now l. euri-
ously illustrated on the line of the street rail-
way The track layers on that road, between
9Th and 18th streets failed to make allowance
for the expansion and contraction of the iron. by
placing the joints so close together as to allow
no play or space for the lengthening of the rails
in hot weather. The result is that at numerous
places between the points named the rails have
been forced to find room by drawing the spikes
and raising themselves in the form Of a bow or
arch from two to three inches above the timbers
upon which they are laid. As a consequence, a
ride over that part of the line is at present some
what like the rolling of a vessel, and the effect
presented to the eve l. decidedly odd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-18

BALfIAolK, July is.-Cotton very heavy nominal
Ea. flour active and excited. at higher
ness Of the stock. Howard Street superfine, s57sa
s,2 All ri. extra S67sas75s do: family 81 5oas 90
do. family 81 5Oas no. Western superfine, s57ssSS;
s9 Extra s,S DO family Wheat.
red at sl5Oas 10; do white lisa 81 70; Penn
syly,s van nominally GIG; Corn advanced; white
PORK quiet at $50 ia Ssi Bacon firm: rib sises
E1se.; clear do: E,.c.; shoulders. lftc hams, IS.
Lard quiet, at le1tsB. Whisky dull and mich ans
BALTIMORE, July ls.-yirginia 6s, old, 52lS bid,
asked: do, 1866 S2f bid, 65a1asked; do lss7, IS
4a5 per cent. Gold, 1917 EXCHANGE long. 10. short
Ioss Bonds, 9.. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, IS; new
%. North Carolina's, old, SO; new, 0'G.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Flour asa5O cent. bj0bar
and active wheat cents higher and wanted '
Corn cents higher and quiet