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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-03

PERSONAL Dunn, Esq, of Hollis,
formerly of this city, is in town ON brief visit,
and has been cordially received by his numer-
GUS friends. Mr.. Dunn is now rs years old,
but seems as young in spirit as when in tho
prime Of manhood. He is interested in the
prosperity of the city, 10 politics and the affairs
of the country, and is as intelligent and active
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OUTDOOR CONCERTS. have heard it
asked by many citizens, are we not going
to have any Portland Band concerts this sum-
mer?" We have heard many express their
willingness to subscribe and we trust the eff
fort will be made. Let the. concerts be given
this wise SO that all parts Of the city should
share alike. Let there be series of ten con
certs, one to be given each week. Let the des-
ignated spots be Bramhall, State street, con-
ner State and Danforth, Congress square, Mar
ket squire, City Hall, Lincoln Park, India
street, Munjoy HILL and Eastern Promenade,
or about in those locations. Let the city be
thoroughly canvassed for subscriptions, each
man giving as much as he rightfully can, and
then we shall have music on these delightful
summer evenings from July to Septem Der.
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THURsDAY.-State VS.. Horato Wipslow. Assault
and battery on John Crockett, I'd. Pleaded guilty.
The prosecutor was not vindictive but merely wished
to protect himself from further trouble from Wins
low. Fined 81 and costs. Paid.
State vs.. Edward Jefferds and Frank Smith, Steal
ing ride. Pleaded guilty. Ordered to recognize in
500 each for their appearance the Superior Cour
in September. Committed.
State VS.. Rosilla Young alias Rose Farwell. Lar
ceny OF a fan. Rosilla seems to be afflicted witt
kleptomania. She carries on her trade under sever
al assumed names, and has been in Jail in Auburn
and been previously convicted before this Court
Sent to county jail for 60 days.
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Mrs. MANCHESTER, the celebrated and high
ly popular Physician, has again been prevailed
upon to remain at the United States Hotel for
ten days longer. She has a world repu-
tation for the many wonderful cures OF dis
eases she has effected when all other Physi-
clans have failed. The sick and afflicted will
do we'll to improve the opportunity of putting
themselves under her treatment at once
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Oh is there aught on earth so sweet,
The weared husbands eye to greet,
As when from labor he returns,
Finds bright fire which for him burns
The snowy cloth tor him is laid.
With light and wholesome food oerspread.
Love fills each heart and lights each eye.
Knowest thou, We tair, the reason why?
Bread, cakes and hearts owe their afllatus
To Monroe'S Gold Medal Saleratus.
jun3-d&w
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p. & o. r.. Ron Wednesday several of the
Directors of the p. 81 o. II. r.. were enabled to
ride on the locomotive from point this side
of the White House ia WessDrook to the con-
nection with the p. & r. r. r., at Presump-
scot river-the rails having beer laid the dis
lance of mile. Yesterday it was expected
that the bridge across the Presumpscot would
be so far completed that an engine could cross
it for the first time. The road bed across Half
Moon, Otter Pond, il now finished, the en-
bankment being 500 feet in length.
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THE STEAMER ORIENTAL will commence her
regular trips on the Lakes between Harrison
and Standish, on Monday, May 3Oth, 1870, con-
Meeting with the Portland g. 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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LONDON, June Pill. 80 A. M.-Consols 50 q o3l for
money and account.
American securities-United States 5-20's, 1862 at
S9l do 1865 old, $50; do 1867. 9OF; U. 1O4Us SCI
Erie shares 49, Illinois Central shares 1904. Attain
tic and Great Western 295.
LIVERPOOL, June 2-1t.3o A. M.-Cotton steady;
sales 10000 bales; Middlng upands 10s q 102d;
Middng Orleans 105 q I'D. Corn 296 Sd. Pork 102s
3D. Lard 6Ss 3d. Sugar Sis Cd q 32s.
LONDON, June 2-1i.SO A. M-Sugar afloat frmer
al 27s % 27s Sd. Linseed firm.
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WEST INDIES.
uba.

FURTHER SPANISH SUCCESSES.
HAVANA, June 2.-Official dispatches from
De Rodas announce that Oscar Cespedes was
executed at Puerto Principe on the ooh ult.
FaiordO's column killed Is and captured sew
eral rebels, and brougot in 100 who surrender.
ed to receive pardon. Amongst the latter are
members of the families of Ignacio, Agramonte,
Argilago, Guerra, and other noted insurgents.
Gen: Agramonte's correspondence was cap
tured in an abandoned camp at Vuelta Abajor
as. Senior Rafael Zoldovar is among the kill
ed. The troops under Col. Aguitar at Mara
guam furnish a list of 30 rebels killed, includ-
ing Louis Vera, MOTEL leader. They also
captured 80 prisoners 80 horses and large
quantity OF arms. In addition rebels were
shot at Guamaro
Reports are in circulation of the landing of
fillibusters, but no reliable particulars have
been received.
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INTERVIEWS WITH THE INDIANS.

Spotted Tail and others of the Indian dele
cation have asserted their desire to be at con-
tinual peace with the white people, and their
anxiety for full settlement of their business
with the government asserting that they were
poor and in need of stock, cattle, &c. They
were assured by the President that he was anx.
ious to have them at peace with the whites,
and the government is anxious that Spotted
Tail, whose influence is great among his peos
pie, should use it to bring about lasting friend.
ship between the Indians and white people
After leaving the Executive Mansion the In.
dams were taken to the Treasury Department
where the process of printing the national cur
rency was explained to them.
CONSUL AT BURCHARST
In consequence of the recent outrages on the
Jews in Roumania it has been determined to
appoint Adolphe Buchner an Israelite, Consul
at Burcharst
THE DUTY ON HEMP.
The Senate Finance Committee has agreed
on bill equalizing duties on hemp and re-
funding 100000 in gold, paid as duty Oh Rus
sian hemp since 1861, being the amount in ex-
cess of the rate charged on MANILA hemp. The
of the treaty with Russia, which places their
products on the same footing as the most fav-
Ored countries
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
Commissioner Delano has decided to allow
insurance companies to deduct sums paid for
reinsurance when making returns of gross re-
ceipts, thus reversing Commissioner Rollins
construction of the law, returning to that OF
Commissioners Boutwell, and Lewis.
REDUCTION OF TAXATION.
1t is believed that if the bill to reduce inter-
nal taxes. now pending in Congress. should be-
come law, the Commissioner will be able to
reduce the force of local officers fully onethird
The idea is to consolidate the collection dis
tricts.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
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Portland, Mag q, 1870. d1aw3w

\ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator Of the estate OF
DlXEY STONE, late of Bridgton,
in the county OF Cumberland. deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de
mands upon the estate OF said deceased, required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to sail
estate are called upon to make payment to
BENJAMIN q. STONE Admir-.
Bridgton, May 3, 1870 my5d1aw3wS
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ILLANUIs,
PROSPECTS OF THE CROPS,

PROSPECTS OF THE CROPS.
CHICAGO, June 2.-Central Illinois was yes-
terday visited by fine rain. The crops are in
splendid condition and are nearly month
ahead of last year. In many places corn is
ten inches high and wheat is doing first rate.
Fruit was never more plenty.
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THE RELEASING FEVER IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Forty cases of re-
lapsing fever were removed this week from
Bedford street to the hospital. Most of the
shanties in that neighborhood have been torn
down by the order of the Board of Health.
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FIRST UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.-The enter
tainment at the First Universalish Church last
evening was very delightful one. The drama
of "Bread on the Waters was very skillfully
acted by the members of the Bible Glass, and
its representation was received with great APP
plause by the audience. AS it is not the cor
rect thing to criticise amateurs, we must con-
fne ourselves to the above statement giving
praise to all. Mrs. Merrill sang very charm
ingly and the instrumental performances were
well selected and played with taste and ex-
preston. We trust that the society realized a
handsome sum from their efforts.
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LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE.
PORTLAND, MAINE, May 20, 1870

LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE
PORTLAND, MAINE, May 20, 1879.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office I'M
I'll IL o'clock NJ on Wednesday the 18th day of Juue
1870 for furnishing and delivering Rations tor the
Tender Iris other Light Vessels, and Fuel for the
Tender Iris, Light Houses and Steam Fog Signals
in the First Lighthouse District, Tor year from
the LIST day OF July, 1870 to the 3Dth day OF June,
1871, inclusive The Tatons to be OF good and an
proved quality; to be delivered alongside of the
lighthouse TENDER other vessel provided for the
purpose, at Portland in good and sufficient pack
ages barrels, boxes, and cases, and in good order,
TOR the number Of persons which will be specified by
the Inspector tor each vessel once quarter free OF
all expense to the United States agreeably to speci-
fcations and tables marked A and d, attached
thereto, which will form part OF the contract,
copies OF which may be had by applying at this
Office.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed proposals
for Rations and Fuel Tor Light-Vesses, &c." and
then placed in another envelope and lett at or d.
Iected to this office, prepaid, il sent by mail.
By order OF the Lighthouse Board:
j. Il. HULL, l.. IL. In pector, LIST Dist.
Satmy21-1aw3w is
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If you are in want of House Furnishing
Goods Of any kind call at III. j. Leavitt's and
learn his prices; he is closing out at less than
cost, as he intends changing his business en-
tira1u
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The ST. Julian on the European plan, is in
the immediate vicinity of all the Banks and
public buildings, and horse cars to all parts OF
the city pass its doors. may 31-tf
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On division the sbtater announced the
vote to be 80 to Co.
Mr.. Willard of Vermont demanded the yeas
and nays, remarking that this was taxing
United States bonds abroad, and was to that
extent Reputation.
The House amid much excitement adjourn
ad
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Administrators sale of Real Estate

by virtue OF license from Hon. John A; Water
ID man, Judge OF Probate tor Cumberland county
I shall sell at public auction. the premises, on
Monday the 9Th dav of June. at 10 O'Clock A. M, th'
Trne, deceased.
Said farm is situated Bald Hill, in New
Gloucester, about nine mites from Lewiston and
two miles from Gloucester Upper Corner, contains
about one hundred suitably divided into tage
pasturaee and wood Buildings in good repair.
my7tjuD6 DAVID N. TRUE, Executor.
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LINEN finish Paper Collars at Fitzgerald s,
Co.'s for cents per box.
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Bankrupt Sale

7 SHALL sell at public auction, in the auction
L rooms of +. q. Bailey & Co., No Is Exchange
ST., Saturday, June 4th. at ten o'clock NJ, the
right TO manufacture "Smolanders Extract Buchu,"
together with the machinery and fixtures used in
the manufacture thereof For further partiulars call
the apetioneer assignee The fixtures may be
seen at the of f. a.. Bailey & Co., apany time.
CHARLES p. MATTOCKS,
Assignee in bankruptcy OF Francis Y. Covell.
+. o. BAILEY IL Co.. Auct'rs. my2itd
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JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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WE would call attention to notice in adver-
Using column of weight lost
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THE ARIONS.-SOme time ago we mentioned
that glee club had been organized in this city
under the above name, embracing some forty
four of our best male voices, and last evening
they give their first serenade We are not in
clined to claim for Portland any more than is
her just due, but we have heard the Orpheus
Club of Boston time and time again and we are
not inclined to yield the palm over the Arions
Their repertoire may be larger and embrace a
greater variety than that of this young and
flourishing organization, but to those who had
the pleasure Of listening to The music last night
it seems as if the acme of excellence had been
attained by the serenaders.
Music hath charms sang the poet who
wrote better than he knew We have heard OF
the sternest natures softened by the magic ir :
fluence of song, of criminals turned from Their
contemplated crimes by hearing simple all
that suddenly brought to mind thoughts o.
home and the days of innocence. What, then
cay we say of the influence of such music as
that of last evening upon those who were ia
vored by the Club, many of whom are them
selves musicians and devotees to their profess
sion. How perfect the time and tune of those
iorty1o voices. Like some grand organ play.
Ell py some master hand-whose plant fingers
now sweep the keys producing a combination
of sweet sounds that softly fall upon the ca,
amidst the hushed stiffness of the night-until
gradually increasing in volume, it seems as il
the "very air is filed with the sublimest har
monies" then all at once pause, and the 20.
hunodnd alone is heard so pathetic, so sweet
that the ear is held captive until the grand dia
pason OF united torres breaks the charm. S,
sounded the music oflast night No wonder tina
the greatest musicians of the old world arr
Germans or that Germany is now the acknowl
edged home of Europe, for that nation ba,
| brought choruses to their present perfection
and their four-part songs are among the mos
delicious musical compositions Among thos,
who wero favored last night was Mrs. Fl. N
Wetherbee
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INsTITUTE.-SupervisorW Webb and Professor
Cruttenden hold an Institute at Cumberland
Centre commencing this afternoon and contin-
uing through tomorrow. Lecture this even
ing at the church, commencing at Z IL o'clock.
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DOMINION OF CANAu.

GREAT FIRE IN NEW BRUNSWICK
TORONTO, June "A very extensive fire is
now raging in the Metafedia district, New
been DESTROYED,
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NEW YORK, June 2-Norning.-For the Govern
ment purchase of two milin Of bonds to-day there
eight OFFERS ranging from Ill III 90 1O0
Total amount offered was S6,595,G5O Jay Cooke &
Co. offered two million for Ill 20-100 and sold over
and a half million.
gae steamer Hermon takes ,OC5 in specie to
Europe to-day.
NEW YORK, juno 2-1HernOon.-Gold closed firm
at las Governments strong anu closed higher
Money easy at q per cent. Foreign Exchange at
IL /, "
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FULL Handkerchiefs, warranted all linen,
at Fitzgerald & Co.'s for SIC per dozen.
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NE w YORK.


THE TURF.
New York, June 1.-The great race at Pros
pect Park this afternoon for $4,000 was won by
the Goldsmith Maid in three straight heats,
beating the American Girl and Geo. Wilkes,
the latter taking the second money; time,
2:23 IL, 2:22, 2:24 IL The 30 race, for $1,000,
was Won by Patchen Chief, beating Prince
second Topsy, Carroll, Eastern Queen and
Rosa Gold Dust Previous to the race Patch
en- was sold to Mr.. Adams, of New York, for
$4,000.
DROUGHT.
ROCHESTER,, June 2.-Vegetation is suffering
severely in this region from want of rain. In
some sections the farmers are blowing up their
winter wheat.
YACHT RACE.
The winning yacht in the race of the At
lantic Club, Brooklyn, to-day, was the Tidal
Wave, beating the Madeline six minutes,and
the Oracle, Orion, White Cap end Wind. The
race was fifty miles around Sandy Hook light
ship.
NEW FEMALE LECTURER.
Princess Edith, daughter of Lola Montez
and King Leopold of Belgium, lectured to-
night in Steinway Hall on the social condition
of women, what she was, is and should be.
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Sugar Refinery Stock, &C., at Auc
ffnn

"a shall sell by public auction, at Merchants
w Exchange. No 26 Exchange ST., on Saturday
June 4ih, at Il o'clock A NJ,
no shares in the Capital stock of the
Forest City sngur Refinery Company.
ZIG of fsnrque Lizzie IA. Jackson of
Portland, sol 100 tons burthen.
Transfers to be made Immediately after sale.
Terms Cash transfer.
*. A, BIRD IL CO., Aucti0neers
May 2Sth, 1870. my2std
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F. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at IL O'Clock
this afternoon the stock of Groceries and store
furniture in store on the corner of Chestnut
and Cumberland street.
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MAINE e.


AiD ~ RAILROAD BEFoSfD'
BANGOR, June 2.-The bill in aid OF the
Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad was voted upon
by the voters of this city to-day, resulting in
its defeat. The vote stood, yea 7S4; no, 94S. q
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FITZGERALD s. Co. will continue to sell I'M
til further notice Sterling Cotton &c; full 100
ward sDOOl Silk 13c
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CAEIFD KNsA.

DENVER, June 2-Over two miles Of the
Denver Pacific Railroad was laid yesterday.
Twenty-three miles remain to be laid. The
Kansas Pacific road will begin July LIST laying
their track eastward from here at the rate of
two miles per day.
THE EASTERN EXcURsIoNIsTs
SAN Francisco, June 1.-The Boston party
are enjoying themselves. The went to Cliff
House to-day, where they performed the cere-
mOny of mixing the waters of the Pacific and
Atlantic Oceans. To-day they were the
guests of Mr.. RolstOn, banner, and to morrow
they will visit the Notifications in the harbor
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THE ST. Julian is one of the best ventilated
Hotels in the country. All of its rooms are
cool and 1irv
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HOSIERY all grades, at lowest prices, at Coga
Hassan's new store, 100 Middle street. je2-2t
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A DIFFICULT PROBLEM, SOLVE IT WHO CAN.
Fitzgerald & Co. are now selling 3 pairs of
good Cotton Hose for % cents. This is posi-
lively less than cost of production.
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BY A NOTICE in our advertising columns it
will be seen that Brick has changed his Ken
nebec Express Office to No 65 Exchange street.
Brick still lives and is carrying freight with
dispatch, at low rates. Try him.
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KID Gloves, Lisle Gloves, Cloth Gloves, all
grades, at Cogia Hassan's new store, 129 Mid
die street. ie2-2t
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MOBILE, June 2.-Freights very quiet in all d.
rections, but with mi ed tonnage we can make very
little alterations in quotations. We quote to Liver.
pool, by sail, sd; via Cunard line of steamers 3D.
Coastwise, by sail, q ac.
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FTHE PIoprietors of Name Wharf, are hereby no.
Il titled that their annual meeting will be held on
Monday, June 9Th, 1870, at 8 o'clock NJ, at the
office OF G. A. Thomas, No 1-2 Exchange street.
tor the choice of officers, and the transaction of such
other business as may legally come before them.
GEORGE A. THOMAS, Clerk.
Portland, May 80, 1870. eodtd
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Portland and Vicinity.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Horse, Carriages, &c....F. o. Bailey d" w.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Portland and Ogdensburg r. IL.
M. C. M. A. Il. f. Pingre'.
Bachelors Hair Dye.
Gray. Republican Caucus
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
p,ock walnut. :. Stevens & Merrill.
Glazed Windows &c. stevens & Merrill,
Chance Seldom offered. Taylor g. Co.
Nice Little House .Or Sale. Nv. III. Jerris.
A Young Girl Wanted.
State of Maine. T. Nj. Drew.
Lost. =. Iron Weight.
House 10 Rent.
Copartnership. Williams s. York,
Stores to Let. ...J. W. SWEET.
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CoNsoLIpAT1oN.-Tbe Citizens of Portland
have been much excited of late upon this sub
iect-but the uniting of railroads is nothing in
comparison to the union of vegetables com.
posing the celebrated Botanical Hair Remover.
Sold wholesale and retail by j. M. Todd 81 Co.,
"a Middle street. up stairs. Emay 26tf
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nN Monday, June 9Th, at 1-2 O'Clock p. NJ, at
" Salssroom, No IS Exchange st, we shall sell Mo
lasses Vinegar. Soap, Starch Beans, Canned Goods,
Candles, Clothes Pins, Wash Boards, Cream Tarter,
Spies, Herring, Flour, Potatoes, Paper. Paper
Bags, Tobacco, Cofee Stove and Shoe Brushes. Pol
ism. Also Store Fixtures, Measures Scales, Scoops,
show Case, Sc.
junldtd +. o. BAILEY s. Co.. Aactrs
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OPPOSITION TO SHOW THE IMPosTION.-
Fitzgerald & Co.'S line of Kid and Lisle
Gloves are, we flatter ourselves, hard to beat
in price and quality.
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Il U Il or T.


POLITICAL CRITICISM.
LONDON June 2.-Virulent criticism appears
In the last number of BlackwoOd's Magazine
on Disraeli and Lothian. The article puzzles
the politicians. Many think that the Tories
nave taken this course to shelve him.
The bullion in the Bank of England has in-
creased EST 600 sterling since las5 Thursday.
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THREE boys, from II to IL years old, wanted
at Coga Hassan's new store, 129 Middle street
ie2 OF
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CARRIERS DELIvERY.-The following bust
ness has been transacted by the Letter Car
rers the past month:
DELIVERED. COLLECTED.
Mail Letters. -. $40 Mail Letters. ,000
City Letters. 1868 City Letters. -. 917
Newspapers. %, 176 Newspapers. -. G94
Total. .....64,3 5S Total. $50. 1877 1853
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries and Store Fixtures at
Auetinn

IN FRIDAY, June 20, at 2 i-2 p NJ at store corner
~ OF Chestnut and Cumberland sts, we shall sell
the stock in said store, ng Of Sugar Tea Mo-
l1sses. vinegar Crockery, Spices SaeraiIis Coffee
Salt ketehup, Peppersauee, Mustard, Flour. Meal
Beans, soap, fancy Goods. &c. Also Meat Block
Scales. Cheese Box, Show Cases. Ice Chest. stove
Measures, Scoops, &c '
Jed r. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctoneors