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aEIsON . aafk 40 ffyI bfuLI
they knew It snd only intended that mem
owners should hsve voice in selecting
oflicers TO manage it, why did they not
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1.a-@askAnB ~ lllo OetiGAns c1utaiA ezsS gFz41
TINS entRiled, and failing to discern The
germ Of truth which lies hidden under
much vanity and folly, fly 70 the opposite
extreme and deem dress q trivial and pal
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time win come thst inaugursbes Che new
company. 60 certain viii the price be
lower, and whether II be profitable to the
Stockholders, 1t will be very much better
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iHs0lVsnt NstlCe.
HAVING suggested the insolvency. Of the
II sstats Of Charles O. Karr TO the Clerk of
tue County court, hereby notify all parties
having claims against his estate to present
them, within the time prescribed by law, 70
the Clerk OF the County court, or they will
be barred. December IL, 1871.
O5CAR p. PRESCOTT,
dl2 Admir- Estate Charles y. Karr.
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DIR. ]. m. r o c e r s,

Residence, SecoEd Strsst.
FIRST BRICK NORTH OF RAILROAD;
az OFEzOE. IsS UNION.
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$4,000 ASsSs 2pSpsss roR 1sssdsasS s IasSn Bs1 sS5s
Sdsea and and GpT5s ss SHG p pnsssss
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a 0runksn LLAan LEalzISA 1soLlJ1saLLLI Nas
run over and killed By train Friday
evening, near IEontOn, Ohio.
Pat Worrel, carpenter, was crushed to
death latvaau two eaEs on the Nashville
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MINCE-PIES I TOYS
CANDIES. CAKES, Etc,
FIREWORKS,

JOS. SPICHT5,
81 MADISON STREET,
Wholesale and Retail COnfecifoner.
TOYS, TOYS, TOYS !!
HOLIDAY PRESENTs tor YOUNG AMER
II ica. The public Will fine here at all
times the rCsesJ and choicest C0nfecttone.
rtes, PR4Iiy, etc. Orders for Weddings,
Private Parties, etc., are made specially.
DEF dAW
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0fncc, where It's great ECONOMY AND o1,-r
YENIKNCn can oe clearly daznonstraae-i
The public are invited to can and Examine IL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRY GOODS
SAeRIFICED!

GsOd Fast Color Prints, at 10 eentsJ
Common Quilting PFintss at 81 cents
4-a very heagy Brown Domestic, at I21<ei
"A good quality Bleach Domestie,
at I2L Gems;
Dress Goods, l21S. 20, so 10 80 cents;
Linen Table CIefhs, So, 60 tS 20 eentsi
Linen Table Cloth, by tn. yard, 49c "a
81 per yard;
Boys CasslneFes, 90, z5e 10 81 per yard
AIL.WOOI heavy TWeeds, zoe 10 81 per y'di
Kentucky Jeans, rs 20 so centBI
Bed Ticking, Isk 30 cents;
Mfsses' asd Lasfes' shoes, I'm baskets, p
oOe TO 3 per pair
Mems Kip Boots bargains NJ So rs EeE
pair;
Best quality 2-butfOn French Kid
6sOves, at 81 per pair.
And every thing I'm the house ssId at the
abSve low 6sures such as CIOaks.
shaWis, Furs, Knit Goods, GentS' and
Boys Clothing, FlanneAs, and every.
thing that is kept fn n Mrst-eIass Dry
Goods House.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CALL.

MEMpHIS, December v, 1871.
Colonel 8. b. Robbins, DR.. w. Hewitt
GENTs-The undersigned, In beh&lfol many
citizens Of the Second Ward, respectfully ask
the use OF your names as candidates Tor Coun-
cilmen, at the ensuing. election. NO time In
the history Of Memphis has shown a greater
necessity to have good and experienced men in
the councils OF our city, and We express the
hope that you will not deny this request OF a
large portion of the people of your ward, and
also ask for the name Of George =. Stehl ior
School visitor Very respectfully,
Martin REYNOLDS A Nelson
IL COnnell NJ L Cochran
John w Cochran e ID Mcclure
q ID johnson FS Davis
David NJ Philip z W Jefferson
v Vredenburgh w A Hail
II Mulford ir VR Ellis
Geo o HAYWOOD r W Shelton
w n Morrison D II Benton
w II Butts Abe Coss
j McDonoush John Steele
A B Morrison Gust Lippold
Morrison Charles Bohin
X = Cochran Julius Ender
IL NJ LOwenstine Phil Mallon
William Shade w ii Seabnook
n Piekerill e Marshall
August Bertou w Payne
John Randls EA Wigs
A r Humes b W holman
Z II Porter Thomas Joyce
NJ r Lowenstein q Conn
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eest and Southwest.
Bagaage checked through.
For Information and tickets apply to Ticket
otnee, 9s7h vain street, and at Depot, loot
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RIVER NEWS.
Beats i'm Pert.


Emma G. Elliott st, Francis, Pat Cleburne
Great Republic, T. II. ALEX
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the work o. modifying the law.u
BOND LeavIaE To-aay

For Vicksburg-Ihe passenger steamer
Julia, Captain Townsend, leaves to-day al
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Gore to the gravel have you sesn he

Or dla'st LIS. to her vOies,s melody.
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T E@E OF PRINMs.
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Special attention paid to the sale OF Cotton
and liberal advances on the same. Isep9
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

NEW YORK, June 29.-Cotton advanced 4c; sales
4G4s bales; Midding upiands 20ac Flour-sales $500
20; round hoop Ohio 6 90 q 6 IS; Western so q
10; Southern so "a 90. Wheat heavy and Spring
q &c lover; sales ia 900 BUSH; No. Spring Al
Corn heavy and lc lower sales 1872 900 bush in eriol
and common Mixed Western 10 q Tic; good to choice
~ Pa Oats in BUYERS favor; sales Ohio at &C
G9 Csc; Western Ga a &C., Pork shade frmer; sales
new mess at 10 %; prime IL 0O@ ID co. Lard steady
sales at 81 g oHc. Butter dull Ohio 10 q 81; State
ern tree 92c. Rice easier; Carolina 81 q 9ic. Sugar
steady; Musc,vado q 104c iair to good refining 81
q 9lc. Coffee in moderate request; Rio 10 q 15Ic
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine firm at 47c Rosn
quiet at 70 @ 275 for strained. Petroleum is firm
crude 14a q 14ac; refined 253c Talow steady at 81
@Slc:
CHICAGO, june 29.-Flour nominal. Wheat ad-
yanced il-16c; No. Spring at 26. Corn is quiet
No. Mixed 5st q 53sc. Oats quiet and declined 1c
nominal; No. Spring at 70 a 75c. High Wines
quiet at SSc. Mess Pork at Is 90 cash. Laid at 10fc
Live Hogs weak; sales So a Is. Cattle unchang
Receipts 900 bbs. -four, SO, 900 BUSH wheat, 1885,
000 bush corn 10000 bush. oa's, 1860 hogs.
Shipments-6Oc0 bbls. -four, 81 900 bush. wheat
5000 bush. corn 5000 BUSH oats, 5000 hogs.
TOLEDO, O., June 29-Flour unchanged Wheat
steady; No. White Wabash at Sc; No 1 Whit,
Michigan at IS; Amber Michigan So; No. Rec
Al "a 42t; No. do do SO a 81; No. 8 do 80
Corn quiet; high Mixed at 5slc; low DO 57b q 57;c
Michigan 58c; White 62Jc. Oats shade better; No
at 81 a 59e; No. at 54s a 565c; Michigan Bio.
CINCINNATI, June 20 Pork is duh and lower
10 %. Lard unchanged at 10 q 101c. Bulk meat
baoyant: shoulders at &c; SIDES 7c; cea rib 81 les
71e;, clear sides stc. Bacon unsettled; shoulders
q &c; clear sides &c Live Hogs scarce at 10 q
65. Whiskey at ssIc, fall prices.
CHARLESTON, June 29.-Cotton quiet; Middn
uplands 19c.
SAVANNAH, June 29.-Cotton firmer; Niodlin
upands 19c.
MOBILE, June 29.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
| lands 199c
New ORLEANS, June 29.-CottOn frmer; Mid
ding uplandss 2Olc,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
MAINE.
Especial Despatch by international Line.

MAINE.
Especial Despatch by International Line.
Funeral
BRUNSWICK June 29-Daniel Berry, the en-
gineer, who was killed in the recent collision
on the Maine Central railroad, was buried here
this afternoon. The funeral was attended by a
large number of people, among whom were
many of the employees of the road. The de-
ceased was member of the brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, many of whom were
present and followed the body to the grave
He leaves a wife and three children.
I'm the Fog.
BANGOR, June 29.-The party of gentlemen
who lett this city yesterday afternoon to attend
the railroad meeting at Cherryfeld today
were detained by fog, and last heard from at
Bar Harbor at o'clock this afternoon.
ITO Associated Press.
Death OF Carville.
AUGUSTA, June 29-Wilson Carville, the
fireman on the mixed train, who was injured
on the Maine Central railroad near Hallowell
in the collision, Tuesday, died to-day. He was
to have beed married to-day.
Forgery.
LEWISTON, June 29-An attempt was made
NJ NJ. turday to obtain money from the First
-s,'.1 aal Bank of Lewiston on a forged note,
purporting to be signed BY respectable parties
belonging in Phillips, Me. The forgery was
detected and it is thought the author will be
discovered.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
were both at work in the Methodist Book Con.

were both at work in the Methodist Book Con.
Germ, Wednesday.
| Newton Booth has been nominated by accla
nation for Governor by the Republican State
convention OF California, on an autirailway
| subsidy platform, which is almost identical
with the platform adopted by the Democrats
1t demands from the national government the
abrogation of the treaty with China and the
prohibition OF future Chinese emigration and
fully endorses President Grant and his admin
istration.
| The Senate of Connecticut has passed bill
| appropriating 100000 for a new State house
at Hartford, and authorized the city to appro-
0rate 81. 100000. A resolution appointing
Governor Jewell, Senator Buckingham, Hon.
W.. ID. Bishop, Hon. VIM. H. Barnum and
Judge w. d. Shipman Commissioners to SUI
perintend the erection of the State House, was
also passed.
There were fifteen bids for gold Thursday
amounting to 81 295 900. at 112 50-10O to 113
10 100, aud the award of a million was at 113
6-1OO to 113 10-100.
The Connecticut House has refused to repeal
| the usury laws, 1O5 to SO, Thursday.
The New York institution for the instruction
OF deaf and dumb graduated class OF twenty
two, Wednesday.
The pateut of Daniel Pratt of Alabama for
cotton gin has been extended seven years.
In the cabinet meeting Thursday nothing
was said respecting the Boutwell, -Pleasanton,
difference.
Mrs. Pettigrew King Bowen called OH the
President to ask for the pardon Of Bowen. She
was referred to the Attorney General. it is
generally believed that the President will not
grant the pardon.
Gen. Hartruff has been retired with the full
rank of Major.
President Caswell OF Brown University pro-
poses to resign.
Uistra county, N. Y, had a tornado We'd
nesday evening by which houses were unroof
ed.
Two boys were drowned in Utica, N. Yves
day while bathing.
Ex-Mayor Cahoon of Richmond, VT, has
been sentenced to the penitentiary two years
for completely in forgery.
Bishop Lucas (Catholic) of Fort Wayne, O.,
died OF applopexy yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
ENTERTAINMENTS



GRAND COMPLIMENTARY RFNEFlT fem
deied ty the citizens of Portland 10 HAIRY
BIO DGOOi', on which occasion the an ire Irov !.
bridge 81 Boodgood's Mammo h combiu alton will
appear in an e.tire programme, in conjupcfi N
with two lady ar lists, NJ tss Car. ic Geddes and
Anie WescOti, in ah origina isrce
Tie greatest Tight Rope Performer In the World
Eli NiNO EDDIE, will do hi great rope act, with
baskets his feet and also his Single Wire Asc,
sion from the street to the top OF the theatre.
Gard 10 Mr. 8iO0dgs0d.
PORTLAND Me-. June "a, 1871.
To Mr.. Harry BioOa0ood:-We, citizens OF Port
land, DESTROYS Ofshowin2 you our appreciation Of
your talents as a performer ana Your succe as a
caterer Tor the public amusement aud also 10 show
You now much we are indebted To you tor present
and past companies you have brought to our cry
take tbis opportunity OF recpIocating, by Offering
you compliment ary Benefit to take place in this
ceive it. "
Respectfully yours,
MANY CITIZENS,
To- Gents:-I arcely know how. or in
what terms 10 make knosn nv apr eciaiiop of yonr
kindness but shall do nv best TO urtbar the ho,d
[ seem to have on Your go d graces, and do most
thankfully and proudly Iccept the kind offer you ex-
tend OF a Com planetary Benefit. and shall try to
present programme on the occasion thai will meet
the ap alton hitherto mani ested by YOU. shall
appoint Music Hall as The place and Saturday
ming, July 1st as the time most convenient to my
future arrangements.
Yours. gentlemen, your humble servant,
HARRY BLOODGDOD'
Admission, IS, so and IS cents.
III kets tor sale at the Box Office Doors open at
Go early tor seats 10 avoid the crowd.
HARRY BLOODGOOD Business Manager
q. AMORY BRUCE, Business Agent. je28-4t
90 Advertiser copy.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
TELEGRAPHiC ITEMS,

Internal Revenue receipts for the fiscal year
to date is $l44 ,27S63
Philip r. Feras of Germantown declines to
accept the Commissionership of Agriculture.
The New Orleans Picayune of Sunday last
published a two column letter from Mr.. Blan-
ton Duncan, urging the South to unite in de-
manding the nomination of Gen. Hancock for
President in 1872
Lieut.. Mckee, one of the men killed in the
late engagement at Corea, was a young officer
of great promise and gallantry. He was high
ly esteemed at the Department and his death
was received as sad episode of the expedi-
ton. He was educated at the Naval Academy
Mrs. Eliza L. Constants suit against the st.
AlbaDs church to recover money advanced in
aid of the church fair. resulted in verdict in
favor of Mrs. Constant for the principal and
interest, $4480.
1t is said that Drs. Carlton and Lanahan
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

GRAND Trunk RAILwAY-199 cans milk 900
bbs. flour, Al cars lumber, do paper, do movers,
do corn, do boxes, do excelsior, Q do potatoes /
beef, IL do bark, dc starch, do clapboards, do
splnts do sundries Shipments East 500 bbs. -four,
car tobacco, 2 do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL KALAMAZOO cases mdse %
bbs.. 80 bales excelsior, A mutons 65 bd.s shovels,
25veals, - pkgs pictures, 80 do sundries
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM ROsToN-5 eases oil
30 bbls. pork SO bds cali skins, coils MANILA 100
sash weights 80 casks nails l6 bbls. rum planning
machine, casks rice, IS lard, 10 do MARBLE Is
coils cordage cask inseed OIL 20 and 10 bales
dOmestcs, % tds IRON % do paper, 90 bbls eur IS
boxes Spices 20 Go rasins hhds. bottles 26O hides
50 crates onions 20 bbls beer sheets "copper" bales
hair, horse. l25 pkgs to order; for Canada and up
country cask glassware IL sa ks salt so bales wool
boxes glass ware, cs marble, % rolls leather 100
bis. Hour, casks OIL wagon wheels, 10 bales rags
100 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
Tsreiyn Hiarizets.

LONDON, June 29-1O.30 A. M.-COnsOls at S24 for
money and account.
American securlties-U. S 5-20s, 1862 9OH do 1865,
old, sOa; do 1867, 89s; do 1O-4O's $50.
FRANKFORT, June 2s.-United States 5-2O's 1862
closed at 96a q 964.
LIVERPOOL, June 29-10.3O A. N.-Cotton opened
frmer; Mddling upands sgd; sales estimated at 49,,
900 bales.
LONDON, June 29--1 so P. M.-Consols at 92t a g21
Tor money and account.
LIVERPOOL, June 29-1.30 p M.--Cotton buoy
ant; sales 20 900 bales; Mddlng uplands sgd Pork
Ass Cd. Corn Sis Sd. Lard i7s.
LONDON, June 29.-5 p. M-The amount of bull
lion in the Bank of England has increased 9201 900
during the past week.
LONDON, June 29-5 P. M.-Consols closed at 924
for money and account
American securities-U. s. $685. 1862, 9OE; do 1868
old. 903; do 1867, 49,; U. S. 10-40s SsS.
LIVERPOOL, June 1915 P. M.-Cotton closed firm
er; Middling uplands 81 "a sgd; sales 20 900 bales.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

ACCORDING to statement just prepared at
the Internal Revenue Bureau, it appears that
the cash balances due from ex Collectors to the
government, as shown by the books of the
bureau, reached the sum of $2,76S,-
397.33 Of this amount there is due from
Collectors appointed by Mr.. lincoln the sum
of 1890 O58.95; Collectors appointed by Mr..
johnson 81 ,S23,757 II, and Collectors appoint
ed by Gen. Grant 1854. 58177. This certainly
shows the best account for Grants administra-
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
NEW HAMPSHIRE K.
uA2ssu-.v-u-

CONCORD, June 29.-The two Houses met in
convention to-day and voted for railroad COM
missioner, with the following result: Whole
number OF votes $50: David Gilerst Democrat
and Labor Reform, 1853; D. w. Bucknster,
Republican, 1852 For Secretary of State, John
ii. Goodale, Democratic and Labor Reform
candidate received 166 votess to 1852 for N. w.
Grove, Republican.
Questions of final adjournment will probab-
ly be decided virtually tonight. Ii nothing is
to be done with Senators Smith business will
be closed at once. There is no prospect of
Smiths acting with the Democrats or as they
are dubbed Assistant Labor Reformers 1t
is thought the Nashua and Acton and Nashua
and Manchester aud Concord railroad bills
will be indefinitely postponed or referred to
the next session,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
New Post Office.

To the Editor OF the Press:
In the new post office we have places to qe-
poslt letters TO go North and South, also for
newspapers and circulars, but no place for city
letters to be distributed by mail carriers.
Please inform us in which, OF the aDoVe
named places our city letters are to- De cepos'
tied and oblige. SUBSCRIBERS.
N. B.-Cannot some receptacle be provieote q
for city letters, to prevent mistakes.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

WASHINGTON, June 29-7 3OP M-Synopsis
of the weather for past "a hours. barometer
has fallen slightly north and west of Mexico
1t has generally risen since Wednesday even
ing on the lakes and Atlantic coast but now
has somewhat fallen from North Crrolina to
Florida. The temperature has fallen on lakes
Erie and Ontario,i in the Ohio Valley and Flor
ida.
ening weather on the gulf coast will extend
with sOuthwesterly winds into interior and
rain is probable for south Atlantic States to-
night. Easterly winds are probable Tor upper
lakes on Friday Cool westerly winds and
partially cloudy weather will probably be ex-
perenced in Middle and Eastern States,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

After the Cabinet meeting this afternoon
Commissioner Pleasanton had long interview
with the President and afterwards proceeded
TO the Office of Secretary Boutwell,, where the
two had an extended conversation, although
nothing positive concerning it has transpired.
The belief Is that it had reference to clearer
understanding of their respective duties, as it
is known that the President is friendly to both
gentlemen and desires that there shall. be a
harmonious administration in all the business
departments.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
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Foreign Imports
ST ANDREWS. NB-Sch Daisy, 229O railroad
seepers to George Wescott.
CARDENAS-Brig c Redman Ala hhds Inn
boxes sugar to Phinney & jackson.
HALIFAX. NS-Steamer Chase, boxes pollock
hsh to John POI teous; pkgs merchandise to East
ern Express Co. ~
Foreign Exports.
PRONCE, PR-52,6 57 it lumber 1869 shocks and
heads, 231 prs headings, rs, 400 hoops Bark Andes.
log, 1913 1t lumber ''
oatmeal; sch Simpson, 1900 bbls flour
MATANZAS-Brig Meriiwa, 40, sS7 It lumber. 1923
shocks and heads 1000 prs hid heads 176 boxes SOAP
10l 90 herrihgs193l moIasses shocks 40 bbls beans
800 do potatoes - bxs condensed milk lot sails tar
paulins. blocks aud spars. ~
RIO GRANDE-Brig Ernest, 1914 # lumber, 80
spa S, 200 oars, 100 doz brooms, 50 bbls merchsno
disc 70 nests tubs, 80 dOz pals 230 bds paper "a
bolts duck. lO2 Tbs twine drum fish,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
New Advertise n,enis.To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Strawberry Festival. >. July 4th.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Insure Against Accidents. wv. D. Little & Co.
Pupils Wanted. ;. Sig A Ardarani.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Coal. Randall, McAllister & Co.
Lost. Bracelet.
Store to Let....J. r. Randall & Co.
Proposals. ~. c. Woodruff.
Pavilion Hotel. "A. l.. Howe.
Furnished Rooms to Let
Portmonnaie Lost.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

Policy, Harlan and Shelby county Iowa, are
excited owing TO the announcement that the
title OF the Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Co, to even sections and also portion of their
grant lying beyond the 20 mile limits is defec.
tive and consequently the land belongs to the
government and is open to homestead and
preemption claims
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
CITY AND VICINITY

ES-Ow advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early IN the day as possible. Id
refreshments to appear Monday morning should oe
sent in Saturday, mot Sunday.)
"a Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday,noon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

CHICAGO, June 29.-That part of Democracy
OF Iowa dissatisfied with the new departure
policy recently endorsed by the State conven-
ton, has called another State convention to be
held in Des Desmoines August 18th. Legrand
Byngton heads the call and Henry Clay Dean
will be the leader OF the party that adhers to
the "naW departure"
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

G. A R.-Comrades of Bosworth Post No.
2. G. A. r. are rotfied to appear at the regu-
lar meeting on Friday evening, Juue Both at
o'clock
Business Of Importance to every member
will be transacted. ie29lh- 2t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

EXTRACT.-"For persons suffering from ex
haustion of the powers of the brain and ner.
vous system, from long continued study or
teaching, or in other casee OF exhaustion from
which so many young men suffer, know of
no better restoration to health than FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP HYPOPHosPHITEs.
EDMUND CLAY, M. D.
Pugwash, N. S." je27th-d1 w&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

MRS. MANCHESTER will be obliged to post
pone her visit to Portland till the first week in
July, bnt will $ositively be here at that time.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

SCHLoTTERBECKs' Moth and Freckle To-
ton, will remove Tan, Sunburn and Erup-
tons from the skin. Price so It's per bottle
e17th-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

CHARLES DAY & Co. have a couple of nice
Fourth of July toys which allow the urchins to
make good deal of noise without incurng
danger One is miniature pistol with which
bits of decorating paper are exploded, and the
other is on the squirt gun" principle, COM
pressed air being used to explode thick paper
firmly secured over the muzzle. Buy them for
the bOyS
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION and
Comedone and Pimple i.emedy is sold by every
wholesale and retail Druggist and Fancy
Goods dealer in Portland and elsewhere.
jo8th-eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

- A two story brick dxesl!ag house and harm,
Is: situated ia Deeuug within 20 rois Of the line
llof this eitf. upon that he1uthul IN hence
-ouIn OF Woodf0uis C"rnct A more dS.ighltul
location for a residence cannot be found The
ii h lees than an acre bat can b. en- aged AZ os
rate Il applied CIR az nee, hard sud soit Sat-r u
abaudani Immediate pJsle sion sivcu snsi Iart 81
the ourchtse mouey ttmaln Oh m1riEsge. Ap
ply ON thu premises, al uIham Adams, No -
ST. IN this city.
NAV 2teod3uts
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

THIRTY thousand Dollars stock of Mems
and Boys Clothing, selling at-J. Burleigh &
Co., 81 Middle street, for less Than the cloth
cost. Go and see.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-30

ODD fELLows.-At meeting of Eastern
star Ehcampment held Wednesday evening,
the following officers We're elected:
Charles Sherry, c. F.; Joshua Davis, HI. p. !;
+. L: Littleteid, S. w; j. H. Bracket ]. w:
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W. Hersey, j. N. Reed, d. w. Nash, Trnstees