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] BONDS.
SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS.
Free from Government Tax.
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad
First Mortgage Bonds.
Principal and Interest PUyuble
in Cola.
The undersigned have authority to offer
Z Ief sale the Bonds of the Portland and
o2densburg Railroad Company at
the very low price Of 90 with ac-
crued Interest in currency

AUscHC1s IN currency.
THIS road is now completed TO West Raldwir
ma trans are running to that point 50 miles from
cortland. Beyond West Baldwin the road Is graded
70 fryeDure bo miles from Portland, and the rails
Wlh % iaid to that point as early IN the spring as
the weather will permit. From Fryeburg the road
unoer contract to Conway, N. H., to which point
trains will run in July, 1871, ........,aas as3 r RI
The road has thus far been built and equipped
Hom cash subscriptions to the Capital Stock; but to
complete it to Bartlett, NJ H. and to provide addi-
tional' equipment for its Increasing business the
Company has issued bonds to the amount Of $780,
co., secured by mortgage OF its rentre property to
the following Trustees:
WOODBURY. DAVIS,
.....,.-. SAMUEL E. SPRING,
WESTON F. MILLIKEN,
We now offer these Bonds for sale and confidently
recommend them as safe and profitable invest
ment for these reasons:
!. Low Price. At the present value of
US. Bonds. these Bonds payl one per cent.
more interest in gold on the investment.
2. Ample Security. The entire mort
gage upon the road when completed to;3art-
lett will be only $12,5oo Per mile, smaller
incumbrance than upon any other railroad
to Maine, with single exception, and lees
8. Large md Probable Local
Trah1c. The business upon the line al
ready completed more than meets the expec-
tations of its most sanguine friends, and Sc
cures beyond q doubt the interest on Fits
Bonds The line is the natural outlet LOT
some OF the finest waterpower lin the State,
on tue Presumpscot and Saco rivers, hither-
TO unmproved on account of the difficulty of
feaching the sea-board. 1t taps the large in
terror navigation OF Lake Sebago and its trib-
utaries,over "a miles of inland waters, drains
avery large agricultural district lying on the
shores OF Lake Sebago and on the ba1k of
the Ossipee and Saco rivers, and penetrates
the heart Of the White Mountains at Conway
and Bartlett, the most popular summer re-
sorts of the region.
4. Prospective counections, This
road is to form part of trunk line from Lake
ChamPlan to the seab0rd. Its sister corpo-
ration in Vermont, is rapidly building tho
Western division of the road, fiom Swanton
to the Connecticut River, and the entire line
when completed, will be the shortest connec-
tion between ogdensb1rg, the great dis
tributing point of the lakes, and tide water.
We offer these Bonds for the present in denomina-
tions of $1,000 or $500, at
Ninety and AccrXed Interest
IN Currency.
Any further Information will be gladly given by
the subscribers.
]. B. BROWN & SONS,
210 Commercial street, Portland,
FOR SALE ALSO BY
$ WAN &c BARRETT.
Corner Middle and Plum SITS.
HENRY P. WOOD,
Corner Exchange and Fore SITS.
Dec 30-dtf
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned under the name and style OF
CLEMENT & GOODRIDGE,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All hay
ing claims against the late firm are requested to pre-
sent them, and those indebted to make immediate
payment.
EDWIN CLEMENT,
GEORGE GOODRIDGE.
Portland, January I'd. 1871.
COpartnership.
The subscribers have this day associated them
selves together under the name and style OF
CLEMENT, BENSON & CO.,
for the purpose of continuing the busines of the late
firm of Clement q GOodridge.
EDWIN CLEMENT,
ANDREW M. BENSON,
ELIHU LTBBY,
FRANK NJ. CLEMENT
Portland, January I'd. 1871. ie1d1m
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X A1lOE'S OIL OF LIFE, the best Rheumatic
II and Neuralgia Liniment kn,vn It eures ali
Druggists. novIssodSw1u
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BASEMENT Store recently occupied by MARI
- BROTHERS,. Possession given Immediately
Enquire of MARI BROTHERS, over Davis Has
kell - Co. corner Msrket and Middle streets.
Portland, Oct. 5th, 1870. oc6tf
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Report of the Com m, issi oners ON The HI,
System.
HORTLAND.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 1871.
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MAINE STATE REGISTER
NOW READY.

AN0 w xOCiZAO Il
new Town Maps f3x15. Census, 1870.
S6a PIP. Cloth, with Map, $1,25. Paper Covers 5oc
Sent post paid in receipt of price,
Agents Wanted
eS Enclose $1.25 for Sample copy, to
H. A. MCKINNEY, No. Q Elm st.
HOYT, FOGG Dc BREED,
PUBLISHERS.
Portland. Nov 2Gth, 1870. diff
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The LAYING OF THE CORNERSTONE OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-The cornerstone
of the Presbyterian Church. at the corner
of Porter and 10th streets, was laid with all
the beautiful and impressive ceremonies OF
the Masonic Order by Manchester Lodge.
The evening was beautiful, despite the pre-
dictions to the contrary, and the attend
ance large. Upon the platform temporarily
erected were the Rev. Messrs. Edwards and
Christian, of the NJ. T.. Church, and Mr..
Campbell, the pastor-elect Of the church
the cornerstone Of which was laid. The
Rev. Messrs. Deanes and Hammond, of the
Baptist and Episcopal churches, were ab-
sent in Petersburg. DR.. Hoge sent regrets
at not being present. The exercises were
opened with the singing of an appropriate
ode, and with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Ed.
wards. After this, a number OF articles
were deposited In the cornerstone, ana the
ceremonies concluded with brief but beau
tiful addresses by the Rev. Messrs. Preston,
of the First Presbyterian Church, and Ed
wards, of the Broad-street Methodist
Church. We are pleased to be able to state
that the propects for the speedy completion
of this editice are favorable In che extreme.
For its successful future, the noble band ot
Christians who are striving for 1t have our
best wishes. 90
ELECTIONS. Carter Weisiger has been
elected venerable patriarch OF friendship
Lodge, K. Of F., vice the Rev. D. y. hana-
m0nd, resigned.
.THs Town PUMP.-The contract has not
vet heen awarded for this work, and st has
beep laid over until the next meeting Of the
hoard. We trust it will receive thae early
attention which 1t demands. as -saa =
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PILGRIMAGE OF AMERICAN KNIGHTS TEa-
PLAR TO THE Holly SEPULCHRE.-Ne11
York, June 2.-To-morrow some, sixty
knights Templar belonging to Allegany
Commandery, of Pittsburg, sail on the
steamer Oceanic for somewhat extended
pilgrimage. They will visit the tomb of the
greatest Grand Master OF the Order,i laval.
lette, who said to proud Philip of Spain
that the cardinals hat was an empty honor
compared With the laurels he had won IN
the defeat of Solyman the Great, and so he
declined it. Alter viewing st. Elmo anu
its chapel and tombs the Knights will be
taken to Rhodes, where their alleged first
Great Grand Muster, st. John the Eyangel-
ist, is supposed to have presided over the
Order, and was succeeded by st. George.
Thence the Knights will proceed to Pales-
tine, visiting Joppa and Jerusalem, and the
holy sepulchrc, now the property of q
Christian prince and Grand Master of the
order of Knights Templar in one of the
European States. While at Jerusalem it is
not unlikely that they will witness the re-
ception of the Car OF Russia, who this
summer will make pilgrimage to the same
shrine, accompanied by many of the most
prominent Knights Templar Of Europe.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Justice j. j
White presiding The following cases were
disposed of:
W. j. Marbery, drunk again, and ex-
posing his person in the street; allowed
IN opportunity to leave the city.
Philip Young (colored), charged with
stealing cap, valued at 81, from Powell g.
8urruSs found guilty, and sent to Jail for
thirty days and to the chain-gang for ninety
days.
Joseph Gibbs, unlawfully assaulting and
beating Henrietta Miller fined 81.
jim Wood Eco lored), for stealing eleven
pounds Of coffee from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad discharged.
Thos. BraXton (colored), charged with
interfering with policeman Shields on the
street {; fined 81.
Robert Tompkins (colored), stealing iron
from the Petersburg Railroad Company !;
first offence; sent to Jail for fifteen days.
Nick Thurston (colored), charged BY
Phil. Young with aiding him in stealing
cap from Powell & Burruss, was dis
charged, no evidence appearing against
him, r."| -.
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MOVEMENT OF OPERATIONS SouTHwAaD.-
The New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Record, writing under date of fJune
1st, says: : &C.
"There is considerable emigration of
mechanics and others to North Carolina
from this city, through means of speeula-
tive land companies, who have IDought
cheap tracts and divided them up into small
farms and village lots. The settlers who
write tayorably, and have given q good i'm
pulse to other adventures. There Is, with
out doubt, a splendid field for settlement
and prosperity in the South, and the plan
adopted of settling in colonies, where the
advantages of schools, churches, and society
can be at once realized, abolishes ali obJec-
tions hitherto offered against emigration TO
those regions"
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE QUARRY ON
JAMES R1vER.-Quite q serious accident
happened at the New York and Richmond
granite quarry, on the James River and
kanawha canal, near the first lock, on Fri
day afternoon, by the premature explosion
Of blast. Two negro quarrymen were
severely injured. One man had his eve
blown completely out and was otherwise
badly injured by the;flying pieces of stone.
so severely cut and bruised about the body
that it is thought impossible for him t. :,
recover.
Major Quincy, who has the manager tent
Of the quarry, is at present in New York
city.
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The S. C. B. CELEBRATIoN.-Inr response
to the circular letter from the S. 9. B., the
following committees have been appointed
to cooperate in the celebration on the
4th Of July: ..
From, Springfield Diuis,on, Sons of Tenn
perance.-T. IL. Burroughs, Jos. w. Car
ter, and r. Wiley Davis.
From Damon Lodge, Knights Of Pythias.
D. G. Richardson, John b. Rose, and John
a. Meanley.
From, Hines Lodge, knights Of Pythias.-
G.. Watson james, W. Plumber Gretter,
and j. Booton Hill.
Lee Guard.-Serg't G. r. Norton, Serg't
Thos. Walsh, r. NJ. Taylor, Frank Stegar,
II. w. Lyon.
The time of meeting of the general COM
mittee, which will consist of nearly one
hundred members, will be announced as
soon as reports have been received from the
various orders and military companies.
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FELL WHILE ATTEMPTING TO GET ON -.
STREET CAS:.-On Saturday about noon Mr..
Charles Smith attempted to get on one Of
the street cars, near the corner of 9th and
Main streets, while the car was in motion
lie was thrown to the ground and received
. severe blow from the wheels, which in
hlcted painful wound, though not q seri-
Gus one.
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WHEAT HARVEST will commence in this
neighborhood about the Sth or 9th, Thurs
day or Friday next. So far as we have been
able to learn, the wheat in this section of
country will be no better than in former
years. 1t is fair average crop, not having
suffered so much from rust or fly, as seems
to have been the case in some other por-
tions Of the State.
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KemOa KOeh @ Err UfsoRDERLY HousE.-wj,,;am
with kean;s WAS arrested on Friday, CHARGED
erned T1dpuig nd and maintaining an ill-goy.
noyan ca .ao alsorderly house, to the great an.
borh.,ooSa Oh persons residing in the neigh.
abu. ,in", vv Ne hhempe was also charged With
out ths JOIN r. sGhonberger. who swore
'on'inued until Monday morning. ~ "n'' A'
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THE SAMPLE MERCHANTS AND THEIR ATE.
The cases of J. j. Rowland and j. l.. New
bold, charged with selling goods by sample,
in violation of the State law, which were
continued from Thursday to Saturday last,
were heard before the Police Justice, and
sent on to the grand jury of the Hastings
purties were allowed bail. -+~
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A LENGTHY CHARGE.-A white man.
who gave his name as James, was arrested
on Saturday night, and locked up in the
I'd station-house, charged on the books
with "being drunk, lying on the basin
bank; being an idle, dissolute person,
having no visible means OF support, ana
having an iron pin in his possession, sup
posed to be stolen from some person un-
known "a pretty lengthy charge.
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QUICK THE TO THE NoaTuERy CITIES.
Captain J. B. Gentry, of the Ricnmone'
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, nv.
titles the public in another column OF tnls
paper OF an important change Of sehedu,e.
The day train of this road will leave tne
Byrd.street depot at $40 A. NJ, instead Of
1245P. M. as heretofore, reaching Wash
ington at 1915, Baltimore at 2:f5, Phil
adelphia at 6:30, and New York st 1920 +.
NJ: of the same day. AS seen above, tn
will be the quickest through arrap~ :.
we nave ever had 10 the NORTH 1serr,en
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JOB PRINTINe.-Weca call the attention OF mer.
chan1s, clerks or courts. sherins, lawyers, rail-
roao' Steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, to the fsci
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
LlsHaENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bfll-Heads, Letter-Head
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets.
Tags, hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c., &c. Satisfaction
puarapteed ....
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DIRECTORY FOR 1S71.-Mr. B. W. Gillis,
manager of the Richmond Directory Com.
pany, has issued the prospectus of the
work for the present year. It will be,issued
about July 1st, and will probably be the
most complete Directory Of Richmond ever
published. -. .
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PARDON REFUsED.-His Excellency Gov.
Walker has refused the pardon of Robert
Lucas and James Lane (colored), who were
convicted of misdemeanor by the County
Court OF Matthews at the May term, and
sentenced to three months confinement in
the Jail Of that county.
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THE ROCKETS SHOOTING CASE OF FRIDAY.
Fielding Brown (colorcd), who shot James
York on Friday event n G, in Rockets, was
before Justice White on Saturday moru-
ing. 1t appears now that York had cursed
Brown, and Brown told him if it was re-
peated he would ''put ball in him.
After York had been shot he drew knife
and gave Brown cut on the left ear. The
case has heard and continued until Friday
next, to await the effect of the wound, and.
if possible, have the complainant in court
to testify in the matter,
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case of William Wright, who struck young
Hulcher at Talbot's foundry with q spade
on Friday morning last, was called for hear
Ing before Justice White on Saturday, and
after partial hearing, was continued until
the 9th on account of the absence Of the
cnmnlainant =.
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Tho Hours of Mahomet's Paradise are described
IN the Koran as beautiful creatures, made OF mhA
and musk, and fragrant as lovely; out tnree alop,
OF Ph .lon's new antperfums' VI Love hoas
on the handkerchief Of mortal maiden "i.i sai'
round her with such an atmosphere OF aeleiout
perfume as never was dreamedo OF py ptophes "
poet In Araby the Blest.
Sold by all druggists.
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Masonic ELECTION Lodge, No.
8, elected the following officers on Friday
night: II. E. Pegram, W. NJ; D. W. B6-
hanon, S. W.. T. Ell. Kellogg, j. W.; II. E.
Tyler, Secretary Charles +. Wingo, Trea-
Surer. The Lodge decided to subscribe to
the Masonic educational fund.
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ROBBED A COMPANION WHILE ASLEEP
On Saturday morning about u o'clock De-
tective Dan Wren arrested Martin johnson
(colored), who had robbed a companion,
named VIM. Brooks of $50 in United States
currency while asleep. johnson waited
until Brooks had gone to sleep, and then
cot up and helped himself to the money,
which be found in the vest pocket of his
amount
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-05

Z. CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Water Works
Committee orthe City Council have award
ed the contract for furnishing the new wa
ter-pipes, &C.. to Messrs. Joseph Hall 81
Co. The aggregate Of their bid was S2S,-
1919; of the Tredegar Company's, S2S,-
$50 u of w. L. Tanner d Co.'s, $29, 594.a2;;
and of Talbot d Sons, $3l, 1912. Before
opening the bids the committee decided 10
consider each party's bid in It's entrety,
and not to award the contract by items. -
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A HEAVY DAY
Sns Sns. Of ,a the ssas2sTf1atarday sa2, f1s
raason nave hsa Tor some time 'nas qs. our banks
regular M moi was that, in adtiit,pn n1cipal 1 pa
due e tSU1a, tSe there were very LARGE curing
day thev iG b.d ana 4sh. and the 4th being Snnl
Of the ban E ks tboro 20 be paid Saturday. In one one
twenty n,,ts, '1eie ta were one hundred and
nearIy the 'ses se to be paid, and in ano,he, I"1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-05

THE RICHMOND OPERA HoUsE.-The the
atrical season will he opened at the Rich
mond Opera House OH the 25th of Septem-
Der. A first-cass company Will make their
selected from the agency Of
Col. j. Aston Brown.
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CONDITION OF Mr.. HULcHER.-At a late
hour on Saturday night, when our reporter
visited Mr.. Hulcher, his condition was
represented as being more comfortable
than during the morning. He is still in q
critical condition, however.
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TIE OYSTER TAX FOR MAY.-Captain
Newman, OF the steamer Virginia, paid
over Sl,700 on Saturday into the Treasury,
being the amount of the oyster tax from
the second district for the month of Nav. =
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STATE BOARD OF EDUcATIoN-ADoPTIo
OF TEXT Books, &c.-The State Board of
Education, consisting Of Governor Walker,
Attorney General Taylor, and Rev. DR..
Rutlner, State Superintendent of Public In
struction, were in session on Saturday last.
They adopted the following text books for
use i'll the public schools of the State, viz {:
Spencerian. .copy-books, Holiness History of
the United States, Guyot's wall maps,
Schedler's globes, Webster's and Worces-
ter'S dictionaries, and Wilson and Calkin's
"school and family charts" They also re-
commended the chalk crayons manlltac-
tured by Bancroft, &c, Philadelphia, and
the States offered by Mr.. George L. Bidgood,
of this city. Where contracts have not been
made with the publishers or manufacturers
of the above books or articles, the right to
change any one of them hereafter is re.
served. The board also reserves the right
to adopt m additional series of wall maps.
VIM. M. Perkins was appointed county
superintendent for Buckingham, to till the
vacancy occaslonc0 by the death of Col. j.
LuciuS Davis. James T. Crocker was ap-
pointed city superintendent for Ports
mouth. No appointment has yet been
made for Norfolk city.
Drafts will ut once be sent to all the
county superintendents for as much Of that
portion of their salary which is based on
population as is due up 10 the 1st Of June.
Payments hereafter will he made quarterly.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE, JUNE 5, 1S71.-B.
S: Walthall, Miss K. Liley, Richmond, Va;
Miss M. j. Wesley, West Va. Miss Lucy
Stanard, Augusta, s. G..
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we are glad TO say that the excellent quality and
low price at which Messrs. W. d. BLAfR a ca.
are selling their B selectn whl.key has caused
II 70 become the most popular brand In mis- mar
ket. Price, $3.50 per gallon.
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ueat bargains in Brooms for the next fvo days,
" s.ose out business, a. CoJK BROS. & Co., 1919
Main street. down stairs. - :.
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~ furniture, &c. ID - 40 'l' piano,
hr,1,,i mmmpsoN co. will sell Mt 4, p, NJ. !,
,s and streets. '' Ne'"esh
u Aonns on,.s q WILLIAMS will sell at 81, p. NJ. a
. asa residence, with three acres OF land A..
a..a".a u' ~ the southwest corner of O and a4th
a. G,iu.hiAM H. ~ will sell at PM house and
lot on Main street, Manchester. eDo
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DECORATION OF GRAVES AND MEMORIAL
EXERCISES AT AsHLAND.-The ladies OF the
/" Woodland Memorial Association" ;" Ash
land, decorated the graves of the Contede-
rate dead on Friday afternoon last, it being
the annual return of their memorial ccle-
bratioD. The ladies of the town, attended
by many other citizens and the students of
Randolph Macon College, were out at the
grounds. The cemetery had been put in
order, and the raised turf was ready for the
reception of the "laurels and roses" which
were ttstcfully and revcrcntly placed ON by
fair hands.
The grounds having been decorated by
the ladies', the association was called to
order by Mr.. Mayo, and, after prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Waggener, the euogists, Sc
Iected from students of the various States,
were introduced. Mr.. f. NJ. Atkinson, of
North Carolina, MIR. j. Harmon, of Ala
bama, Mr.. w. w. Wadsworth, of Georgia,
and Air. F. C.. Woodward, of Virginia,
each OF whom touchingly alluded to the fall
len sons OF his State, whose dust lay scat
tered over the fields of Virginia.
The exercises were pronounced success,
and we will long remember the occasion
and the sentiments of the people. The Gem
etery contains nearly four hundred graves,
and is in good taste secluded from the
hauntS Of men.
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TIE DoG-CATCHERs were out on Saturday
and relieved the city Of thirteen CANNES
and one goat. "
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Icyou would Keep cool 80 10 r. Il. SPENCE
SoN's and procure some OF those thin gauze un-
dershtrts at rs cents apiece, and linen coat at
one dollar. s.s- ....a...
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DIspATCH
OFFICE, JUNE 3, 1871 4: s A. NJ, 100; 3P. NJ,
$40; 3 p. NJ, $40. ..r .taf'