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BY. TELEGRAPH
10 THE DAILY. PRESS.
It OR Il IG N.
FRANCE.
Paris NJ ataers.

| VERSAILLES, Jupe 8.-The report that Gen.
Rossel and NJ. Combet have been arrested iu
Paris is confirmed.
1t has been determined that the court mar
'iai snail treat all offenders against the gov
eminent as military and not political prison.
eIS.
General LAdmirault will probably be APP
p0uted governor of Paris
The supplementary elections to the Assem-
bly, are fixed tor the 9th of July @
The Prussan troops remaining IN France
have begun their homeward march.
The report that Jules Fave has been APP
pointed minister to Washington is false.
How. TO get Rid of shc Serma
VERSAILLES, June 9.-The Minister OF Fl
nance IN presenting to the Assembly Diil
making. provision for loan of one mpli0n
sterling, urged the payment of the war i'll
demnity in order that France may be rid OF
the Germans The minister said that be re-
lied TOR success in raising the loan upon foreign
confidence in the ability Of France to meet her
obligations, and the internal energy OF the ma
tion He promised to exercise a strict econo-
my in all the expenditures OF the government
Princes not 10 Iahe Seats.
PARIS, June 9.-Hhe decree ordering supple
mentaIy elections to fill the vacant seats IN
the Assembly is expected tomorrow. The Ga
zette de France says that the Princes have
promised not take their seats as deputies dur
ing the existence of the present Assembly and
will not allow their sons to become candidates
Prince Napoleon.
IT, ia almost certain th.t prinoo Nono1aon
will run for the Assembly from Corsica.
Opinions of the Anii-Proscripsion Vote.
The Opinion Rationale in com plimentipp
the action of the Assembly warns the country
that it is sliding down an inclined nlane into
monarchy The other journals approve of yes
terday's proceedings,
1.e.x;u
Tho cou,
atin me mer ma FORCES nave commenced evacu-
a.i ~ na tne department OF the lower Seine
in pars 90 'n5S INC STATE Vi siege Will cease
!" ais vi In1naay: .,,,r esq
YIN EN- BRITAIN.
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Boston Boot and shoe Market.

MOBILE, June 9-Cotton quiet; Middling ND
lands Isle.
NEW OsLEANs, June 9.-Cotton steady; Middling
uplands 1SJc.
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Weather Report, June 9.
observations taken at midnight exact local time At
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A New FIRM.-Mr. A. M. Smith, who for
several years successfully conducted the retail
clothing business on the corner of Temple and
Middle streets, has formed a new copartner-
ship and removed to the splendid store on the
corner of Market and Middle streets, where
they have entered upon the manufacturing and
jobbing business. The new firm is a strong
one, all the members having had large expert
ence in the clothing business. We are glad to
note every increase of manufacturing in the
city, and hope the new firm will build up a
prosperous business.
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IT was two O'clock yesterday morning when
the first sheets of long despatch, giving the
proceedings of the National Anti-Secret Asso-
citation at Worcester, which began on Wednes-
day aud closed last uight, were received. AS
the first page gave notice that Hon. S. d.
Green of Boston, addressed ths meeting on
the exceedingly novel fate of Morgan, and
there were several sheets giving abstracts of
addresses against secret societies and long
list of officers, we had to forego the pleasure of
presenting any part Of it to our readers. The
President OF the Association the present year
is Gen. j. w. Phelps of Vermont. There is
also long list of Vice-Presidents, Secretaries
and Executive Commuters, in which Maine is
not represented, That our readers may not
be wholly ignorant of the proceedings Of this
Association, we give an abstract of Thursday's
proceedings:
"The convention was addressed by Elder
David Bernard author of Light on Masonry"
and now in his S4th year, and in the evening
Prof Sloan of Allegheny City, Pa spoke on
the nnchristan tendencies of Masonry. Rev
L. N. Stratton of Mexico. N. Y. also delivered
an address on the following proposition: Free
Masonry is incompatible with the Constitution
Of the United States; has the power to parlyze
the laws OF the land; defeats thu ends OF JUS
tice, and in its nature and tendency is at war
with the genius, spirit aud litertes of the free
Republic of the United States; and therefore
should be abolished by law"
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That will conquer kidney, bladder and gland
ular diseases, mental and physical debility,
rheumatism, gravel, diabets and malades
originating with the urinary organs is SMo-
LANDER's EXTRACT OF BucHy 1t is also eff
ficacious in all female irregularities. 1t is con-
sdered the cheapest and best preparation ex-
tant. Large bottles 81. Apothecaries have it.
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Government Sale,

THE undersigned will offer for sale at public auc-
i ton, on the premises IN Cornish, York County
Maine, the 1lth day Of July 1871, at ten O'Clock
A m, tract OF land acquired by the United State
trom John Jameson, late Additional Paymaster '
g. A, and containing eightysx aei es being the far
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-third Cash, balance in one and tw
years with interest, note and mortgage.
For iu. Their partcua enquire at this office or OF
Nathan Webb, U. s. Attorney, Portland, Maine.
EVERETT q. BANFIELD,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
Washington, D. c., March 70, 1871. mr29W1aw3n
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Ir will be seen by advertisement that the
members OF tina encampment of /. o. of o. f.
are to meetfor drill this evening. The encamp-
ments meet at their Hall at O'Clock, Monday
morning, and march to the P. s. g. p Depot,
to take the o'clock train for Lynn.
A committee from the Palestine Encamp-
ment Of Lynn meets the Portland encamp-
ments at Salem
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DEATH OF SEW ! M. BAKEn-The read

DEATH OF SEW , y NJ. BAKER.-The readers
of the PRESS will be panied to read the an
nouncement of the death OF Seward M. BAKER,
esq.,, Chairman of the County Commissioners
which occurred at his residence in Windham'
at 10 o'clock on Thursday evening. after a long
| illness, the nature of which was not fully un-
derstood by his physicians, but which appear
| ed to be of rheumatic character. Mr.. Baker
was native and always a resident OF the town
of Windham, and was abont 80 years OF age
a man who enjoyed the respect and full conn
deuce of his townsmep; and the character Oh
his mind and his good judgment and unswerv-
ing honesty caused him to be entrusted WIN
many delicate positions of trust by MS he'sn-
bors. In 1854 and 1855 he was Sherih oi Jam
berlapd county, having been appoihteu ny
Gov. A. p. Morrill, Gov. Wells removed MN
and appointed Daniel G. Emery, esq, of Cor
ham. to the place; but Mr.. Baker resisted the
action on the ground that a change in the Con-
stitution of the State had been made by the
vote of the people the preceding autumn, by
which the appointing power had been taken
away from the Governor, making the Office
elective. The case was never carried to the
Courts, Mr. Baker, though sincere in his mo- !
tlves which prompted peaceable resistance, /
deprecated litigation. and preferred to be de-
prived of his office rather than maintain it at
the expense of bitter political warfare, which
would have resulted even if be had prevailed
before legal tribunal. In 1859 he was chosen
to represent his town in the Legislature. In
1868 he was chosen County Commissioner, and
was chairman of the Board at the time of his
death. Not only his town but the whole coun-
ty has lost valuable servant, and his neigh
bors and acquaintance warm personal friend.
He was very methodical in his business affairs,
slow, perhaps, to decide, but patieut and thor
oHeh in his Investigations, but when he had
fully mastered the subject in hand, his decision
was firmly and religiously adhered to. Mr.. Bak-
er was never married, and his nearest surviv- |
ing relative is nephew, lad of about nine
years of age for whom he had all the affection !
of father, and whose future welfare concern |
ed him in his last days more than anything |
else of an earthly nature. He leaves quite
estate, accumulated by industry and |
prudence. His funeral will take place at Wind |
ham this afternoon at 2 o'clock. ~
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IOWA.
TeHuDesl.

IOWA C.TY, June 9. The most fearful storm
ever experienced in this section occurred abOnt
clock this afternoon. For forty minutes
ram and hail fell in torrents accompanies by a
gale The dry goods store OF ID. Griffiths was
nnroofed ard the stock delnged. Damage
%oooo Ihe brick dwelling of Mrs. Downey
had the west gable blown in, and two or three
other houses are reported unrooted One man
is said to have been killed. Fruit and shade
trees were blown down in all parts Ut the city.
and great damage was done to grain and
fruit crops in the county.
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DEERNG.-The first Court" held in the
town of Deering since its incorporation was
held on Wednesday by Moses G. Dow. ESQ.,,
Trial Justice. TWAS criminal action brought
against Jonas Gushing, resident of West
brook, for an assault on Francis Stanley. De-
PENDANT was fined 50 and costs, amounting in
all to $14 OF, which he paid and was dscharg-
ed. f. M. Ray appeared for the State.
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CHoKED TO DEATH.-Our correspondent
writes that John Smith, farmer at Kenne-
bunkport, aged about 80, was choked to death
by piece of meat while eating his dinner, on
Thursday. All efforts to extricate the snb-
stance proved fatal He was well known and
highly respected by a large circle Of friends,
who will deeply regret his sudden demise.
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Receipts by Railroads and steam boats.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD car
Hour, 90 shingles. do lumber, do stayes % brls
sash, 80 door, so bds broom handles 10 hi lse, 30
SKINS 30 cases goods, II bales do 10 bbls. dried ap-
cars freight Tor Boston.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN-1O cases
ana ~ bales domestlcs, 80 casks nails bdls steel
% bb's. sugar, cask soda ash, 20 crates onions 4
boxes and bbls. fresh fish, 10 hds wash boards 200
hides CHESTS tea 25 coils cordage, 100 boxes lemons
an oranges, 90 bds iron. GO axle arms IA pcs mar.
% nests buckets, horse carriage 1876 pkgs to or.
5 ior Cam,da and up country-s piano tories %
ty boxes IL bdls dye stuff ~ bbis flour slad soan
stone, 10 pcs marble 40 bds leather 100 pkgs to or
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is one of the greatest Importance in our we'll
being, and anything which will conduce to
preserve it should not be overlooked. At this
season ATwooD's QUININE Tonic BITTERs
fortities and stimulates the nervous system, and
wards eff disease
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Foreign m arkets.

LONDON, june 9-1O.30 A. M.-Consols 9ls q 91a
for money and account.
American securites-U. S. 520s, 1862, 90I; do 1865
old, 90s; do 1867, 92j; do 10-4g's $50.
LIVERPOOL, June $1,000 A. Motion steadier;
sales 1900 bales; Middng uplands shd Orleads SD;
net receipts the week, AZ 900 bales American
IT OOO sales of the week ia 900 bales, of which
10000 were for export and $4,000 speculation; stock
9l4 900 bales of which $40 600 American; actual
export Is, 900 bales.
Corn 3ls. Sd. Pork Cos. Lard 57s. 81.
LONDON, June 9-5 P. M.-Conso.s 81 for money
and account.
American securties-U. s. 5-2Os 1862, 909; do 1865,
old, 90t; d. 1867, 9zt; U. s. 10-4Gs ssl
Tallow 13s. 3D.. lietfned Petroleum 17s q 1Sd.
LIVERPOOL, June 9-5 p. M.-COtton frmers !;
Middng uplands SD; sales 5000 balees. Cotton
aoat 4Sl OCO bales, OF which FOG 900 American.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady.
Wheat steady-CalItornia white 12s. Sd red Spring
los. lid. "a lis. Id red winter u.s. Cd. Receipts of
wheat for three days. 900 quarters, of which 900
quarters were American. Peas 40s. Cd.
FRANKFORT, june 9-Evening,-United States
5-2O bonds closed at 96s.
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EB- The worst Coughs yield as ifby magic
to the wonderful curative powers of DR..
Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discov-
cry. 1t also compasses everything ever before
discovered for the cure OF Pimples, Blotches.
aud Rashes on the face; also for Erysipelas,
Salt Rheum, and all Skin and Scrcfulous dis
eases. Sold by druggists.
.. je6th--eod1w tu-th -s&w1t
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WHEN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM loses its tone
and vigor the whole body suffers in conse-
quence, but frequently some one organ suffers
more than the rest; hence the origin of Heart
Diseases, Consumption, Softening of the Brain,
sc. The most direct method of cure lies in
restoring the vital principle to the nerves by
using FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP HYpopHos
PHITES. je5th-d1 w&w1t
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EB The PARKS HOUSE, 1877 Washington
Street, Boston, conducted on sthe European
plan, is one of the most conveniently situated
hotels in the city. Parties remaining in the
city over night will find good accommodations
at the Parks House, at reasonable prices
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING,
FRIDAy.-Andrew Kelley, for assault on Abby
McCarty, was fined IS and costs.
Hugh Mcauire, for drunkenness and disturbance
was sent to the House OF Correction thirty days.
William Hauker, for drunkenness and disturb
ance in his own house, was sent to Jail for thirty
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l. o. o. F-Members of the Lodges are re-
quested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall on Sat-
urday evening, at IL past Z o'clock, for the
purpose Of making final arrangements, pur-
chasing tickets and drill.
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YIN. C. A-Reports from the delegates to
the International Convention at Washington,
may be expected at the rooms this evening A
cordial invitation is extended to the public to
be present.
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f. o. BAILEY & Co., will sell horses, car
riages, etc., on Market street, at II this morn
ing, and at 2 p. m, by order of Sheriff about
90 perch stone on Commercial street. See
auction column.
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le5th-1w

A LvRGE assortment of Fans suited to pur-
chaser in beauty and price, at 297 Congress ST.
O.. ie5th-1w
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CALL at Lothrop's, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. If
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice, ian11end
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Administrators sale OF Real Es-
tate.

Dersuant to a license from the Hon. j. A. Water
l. msn.J Judge OF Probate within and for the coun-
" OF Cumberland, shall sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, Saturday the 18th day OF june
property known as the knight property on Old Fer.
ry road, New High street, Ferry Village, Caye Ez-
abeth. Said property consists of ~ story wood
house with lot Al by 80 IT. This is good location
with good view OF Harbor. etc. ~
STEPHEN ID. KNIGHT, Admir-
my16td F.O. BAILEY a. Co, Auct'rs.
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JoB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
OWest possible rates VIM NJ MARKS
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

DISTRICT OF PORTLAND 81 FALMoUTH,}
PORTLAND. MAY 81, 1871.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office I'M
til 70 M, of Thursday, the 18th day OF June, next
for supplying ratons to the crews OF revenue vessels
in this collection district for the fiscal year ending
30h June, 1872.
For further information, apply at this office.
The Government reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
]. WASHBURN, Jr,, Collector.
Portland, June 8, 1871. W&S d2taw2w
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KEEP Cool! Every style of Fan from cts
to $13 90 each at Cogia Hassan's. Fresh stock
received to-day.
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FURNITURE!-The attention of dealers in
furntuieis called to the samples on exhibition
at the rooms OF Henry Taylor & Co.. IA and
16 Exchange street. ie2tf
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PERRY's MOTH AND .FRECKLE LOTION and
COmedone and Pimple l.emedy is sold by every
wholesale and retail Druggist and Fancy
Goods dealer in Portland and elsewhere.
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A FINE line of Hosiery in Balbriggans,
Heckins and British iron frame, Children and
Misses Kid gloves, also new style Hoop Skirts
and Bustles, at c. w. English & Coz 297
Congress st. je5lh-1w
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H. TX. HUNT,
Commission Merchant .lands Auotioneer

MO. 316 Congress ST., will sell EVERY evening
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods viii be sold during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced al
descriptions of goods. Consignments not limited.
February II, 1869. dtf t---.-si-s
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A NEW stock of Toilet soaps at Cogia Has
san,s
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If you are going West or South West, or to
California call at the old Union Ticket office
40 IL Exchange street, w. d. Little & Co.,
PassengeriAg e8th-eod
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GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, for the week ending
june 8. Georges Codfish-Market dull and prices
have declined last sales at "a IS Is qu Mackerel-
bout 100 bhls. of have arrived from the South
the present week. which sold readily at Sc so "a 81 81
for large IS and 81 so tor medu last sales of Shore
rs 81. Fresh Halibut Bank in good receipt; sales
at 81 80 "a So ~ cwt; one fare OF 5000 Tbs sold to
cut up tor 50 IL L. Smoked Haibut-Sales of new
at IL lie. P fb O-COdfish 55c. " gal,
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GO M M II re IAL.


Foreign Exports. t-H
ST. JOHN, N B. Brig Maurice Miller-1oOO bbls.
flour; locomotive. '' ''''
-four - oD-'
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AN UPTOWN blacksmith shop. G. G. Robin
son, has opened a shop opposite the City Hay
Scales on Green street where he will give per-
sonal attention co rse-shoeing-especially to
interfering and contracting feet-and will also
do all kinds Of carriage, smith and job work
Send him your borse, and if you are not salts
fed don't send again. my4-eOdtf
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The New Brunswick people, exasperated by
what they call cession OF their fisheries by
the British government to the United States,
declare that for their part they are going to
"follow the Goldfish. "-E1chdnge.
Then they'll 60 deeper into cold water than
they have been accustomed TO- =.
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Z NoBBY HATs.-Go to Maher & Co.'s, oppo-
site new post-Office. and you can get any style
off Hat or Cap that you desire. They have
just received new lot, and they are going
with rush.
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INITIAL Stationary 20 cents box at Cogia
HassaG's.
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Money manifested no change to-day. all loans be-
made between and per cent. Sterling Exchange
weak at lo9a e no. Stocks were very dull and
ne IVY an day, the interest beng principally confined
ed TO make much advance on re,tertIay's low pIces
instantaneous shares manifested some ac vity but
were very irregular in their movements.
Inc following are the closing quotations of
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NEW YORK. June O. Northumberland remained
very dun all day and closed at the opening price
ll2s, no sales having been made higher than 1i2l
The cearaDces OF the day little over fifty-
seven and bali millions. Governments at the
close were dull and STEADY. ~ ~
The following are the closing quotations of Gov
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FAST DRIVING afternoon Chas
Quimby, while driving horse and buggy
down Congress street at a furious rate, when
opposite No. 12l, ran over little boy three
years old, son Of Mr.. Thomas Bell, injuring
him seriously. Deputy Marshal Sterling ar
rested Quimby, and he is locked up to await
the result of the injuries to the child, who is
injured internally.
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BOSTON. June S-The weeks shipments of Boots
and Shoes to places outside of New England foot
up to no. cases. against 1862 tor the same
week of last year.
The total shipment from this market since Jan. 1
have been 5'S 642 cases. against 50723 for the
first 90 weeks OF 1870.
The market remains in a kind of dormant state.
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AUCTION SALES.


"o'scSs duridscs, Wc.s AT Auct1OIls
ON Saturday next, june 10th, at,It O'Clock A. M.
~ on Market street we shall sell one grey horse
D years old, a very beautiful and valuable ANNA;
also a large assortment OF new and 2nd hand car
built by J. M. kmbsll & Coz, Rockaway built ty
Martin & Pennel. Carryalls, Side Spring Wagons,
aIxprsss Wagons, Sun Shades Tep Bupgies, etc.,
etc. ~ ~ ''o'' "e's"'S' "H'P's
oo,re' Mare, years old; valuable family horse
Juhe'u +. o. BAILEY e Co., Aucfrs.
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refreshments to appear Monday morning should
sent in Saturday, mot isundas.)
New Advertisements To-day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Books at Auction. Henry TAYLOR g. Co.
Horses, &c....F. G. Bailey d Co,
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Lecture. =. DIR. Leland.
rt SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Surgical instruments. .ScblOtterbeck & Co.
j. q. o. F.... Notice.
Wanted. IA. P. Morse s. Co.
Yacht for Sale.
Tenement to Let. .28 Elm st.
Institute and Infirmary. :. DIR. Leland.
Lost. Bracelet. d
Coyarlner-hip. "A. M. Smith d Co.
Proposals. =. Gen. Thorn. 49,
p. A. 81 N. U....E. X Ellis. a
Buy the Star tomorrow Morning.
Insurance Agency. John Dow s. j. Palmer
Time Tables. VIM. M. Marks.
Frank K. Hitchcock, M. ID.
Boy Wanted. :. E. Russell & Co.
Land to Let. ..J0hn G. Proctor. t
Wanted. Cook.
Cook. Situation.
Wanted. =. Chisholm Bros
Straw Hats. Maher 81 Co.
Lost. -. Geo. w. Rich g. Co.
House to Let VIM. Ii. Jerris,
Wanted. -. Young Man.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedie

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. If.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. If.
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NEW YORK, June Boraing-tiold 1921 "a
~; governments dull; Stocks teve1ish and gener-
ally weak.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

WE would call particular attention to Gold
RI Loot