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A Philadelphia Abortiop,st Sentenced

PHILADELPHIA, june 1O.-In the case of DIR.
Oliver W. Reid, who was in July last convicted
of performing a criminal surgical operation
for a new trial, delivered an able opinion. The
female upon whom the abortion was performed
had been married 10 the co-defendant 10 pre-
vent her being used as a witness. She was, how
ever, examined, and upon her evidence Reid
was convicted. Judge Paxson overruled the
motion for a new trial, and sentenced Reid 20 six
years and five months i'm the penitentiary.
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Rhode Island proposes TO abolish the property
qualification for voters, except where the ques-
ton is upon matters OF taxation, and to substi-
tute an educational test, and the New York
Herald thinks that "tfis will give little Rhodv
an aumentation Of voters; for, while nearly
everybody there can read, it is generally taken
for granted that nobody there holds any proper
ty except the rival families Of spraguc and
Iyes.o
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gThe melancholy days have come the hottest
Of the year.
- Years ago blonde would have been
dubbed n ''tOw-head."
@Cheap out-of-door breakfast.-A ron ON
the grass-IPunch.
SFour German princess, members OF soyer-
eign houses, are married 90 actresses.
1-The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks Ms
Woodruff knows too much 10 be at large.
0MOase-colored hats and light bob-tai,.,.
costs are given - gentlemen's fashion s.af IN.
resorts this season.
ga Maine farmer has discovered thai elm
pingoff the blossoms makes his patatoes larrer
and more numerous.
1From Dacotah there comes report OF an
attack by the Sioux on one OF the Agencies, the
friendly Indians rallying and driving them OF,
with some lo3 Of lie ON both sides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

FORTY MEN DROWNED AT SEA-Information
has reached St Johns Newfoundland, of the
total loss OF eoasting vessel with forty souls on
board. she was bound 70 a village in Trinity
bay, and those on board were the crews OF two
vessels, who were returning 30 their homes after
a successful voyage. Nearly all were married
men, with families. The village alluded 20 Is
said 20 present a scene Of mourning and Woe
nearly every family having lost a member. IT
Is supposed that the lost schooner struck a low
iceberg in the dark and went down immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

TORONTO, June 9.-The Euening Express has
positive information from private and trust
worthy source that Indians have come down in
force upon the Hudson Bay Company at She
bandowa an Lake, and have burned the steamers
and buildings and all materials. They have also
stolen all the provisions in store. The condition
OF affairs is most alarming, and il is impossible
at present to give the extent and meaning of this
sudden and destructive attack. The people are
in a state of the utmost terror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

LABOR SrRrKRrx vmefyIA.-Thare Is trouble
with the laborers on the Lynchburg and Dauyiile
railroad. They were engaged AZ II ner dav. the
contractors voluntarily raised the amount 20
e1.23, and now the men demand diminished hours
OF labor. Ii % therefore proposed to employ peni-
Tertiary conv.cts, and quarters are now under
construction foE their accommodation.
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Decentralization.
WHISTLES,

IN UED ri u MD Bot RBON W1ISK1ES,
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
Of the following brands, viz:-Family Nectar,
years old, S2!0 per gal; Robert1On do, So so
do; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do, SIS do Baker,
Brandies-Larocheller, So do; do; lfine,J SIS do;
Hehnassey, loG4, 81 do; DO. 1919, SO do; 0tard
Old Tom Gin, Sz.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
e. GAUTIER,
Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitters,
myl1 1917 and 1919 PENIS avenue,
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An East Indian paper gives the following
highly satisfactory explanation of what arr
known as the late "Kookien raids on British
territory in India; "a daughter OF the Rookie
chief having died, number of men,s head
were wanted to burn with hes dead body, and
his subjects loyalty proceeded across our frontier
to collect the requisite material"
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Tsleerophed Exclusively % The Ereniao SCR.
Paris to be Capital Of France Again
VERSAILLES, june 10-The scat Of govern
ment viii soon be removed to Paris.
Cremation Abandoned.
The idea o. burning the bodies OF the victims
of the civil war in Paris has been abandoned
and they will be exhumed from their present
burial places, the Park of Monceaux and the
Garden of Luxembourg, and transferred 20 the
new cemetery beyond the village and fort o
The Last Of the Communists Hiding
Pyat is known to be concealed in Paris.
The French Army.
The committee of the Assembly upon the SUBJ
iect OF the reorganization Of the army are about
10 report, and viii favor obligatory service.
BOurbous Bobbing Around.
Prince de Joinville and Duke dAumale paid
of the Assembly Greyey, Minister OF War Cis-
sey and other members Of the Cabinet, and
were received with the utmost courtesy
President Theirs subsequently returned the visit
At their interview with Theirs and Greyey, the
two princes resigned their seats in the Assembly,
and disclaimed any intention Of intriguing
against the republic.
The orieanists are preparing banquet to
The reported arrival Of Chambord at Bou-
ognei is contradicted.
The Assembly Elections.
The Ofcidl Journal announces that elections
in one hundred thirteen districts viii be held on
the I'd Of July. The same journal assures the
people that the deposits in the Bank of France
are uninjured. The Official Journal also states
that the resignation of their seats by JoinviIle
and Aumale will be communicated to the As
emily to-day.
Another Snow Storm i'm England To-
day.
LONDON, June 10.-The weather continues
cold. There was q snow storm of an hour AZ
Birmingham this morning.
Home Again.
The Marquis of Lorne and the Princess Louise
landed at Deal this morning, on their return
from their tour on the continent.
Removal Of the Italian CapttaI
FLORENCE, June 10.-The government has
officially informed all foreign ambassadors that
the capital of Italy will be transferred 70 Rome
on the LIST Of July. The ambassadors await in
structions from their home governments before
making arrangements for q change of residence
The Chamber of Deputies has adopted the treaty
Of commerce with the United States.
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SAN II RANOISCO, Junt y.-Ihe crew of fhp
Russian war steamer BOyarin saved the brig
Curlew from destruction by fire i'm the harbor
this morning. Rats in the match locker caused
the fire. Loss -. 600.
SAN Francisco, June 9.-Japan will send ex-
tensive contributions, embracing specimens of
her industries, TO the coming Mechanics Insti-
tute Fair in San FRANCISCO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

THR MASONIC RITuAL--SOme sensation was
ereatea In the New York Grand LOdgeof Masons.
lew days ago, by the Introduction OF a resoln,
uon fayoring the amendment of the ritual 40 as
70 ignore al allusion 10 sectarianism- The reso-
Iuuon was duly elaborated, and, As stated by a
hiegram IN last evening STAR, IL was rejected.
ana the Grand Lodge adiourned sine DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

FRIGHTfUL HURRICANE, with rain. Ia re-
ported from Iowa City is reported YESTERDAY M.
ternoon. Stores were uIlro0fed. and one man n
sald 10 have been killed. Trees were blown to
damage was done the grain and fruit CROPS in
the country. RS Az
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Democratic Nominations I'm PhfIa.

PHILADELPHIA, June ia caucus OF promi-
nent democrats have selected the following
nominations for city officers, To he voted for at
the fall election II confirmed by the convention:
For Mayor, James s. Biddell; District Attorney,
Furman Sheppard; Judge Of the District Court
VIM. 8. Price; City Solicitor, George NJ. Dallas.
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Markets To-day.

B1ITiMoRE, June le.-COtton firner; midIling No
anos, is,ssI.A low ysgndaes, lsalsk Flour in fair
red, Zig Ohio and Indiana. 81 soaI.so: choice
hite, ~ Sal 80. Nhite southern corn srarce and
frm' hlas4; yellow southern dull, TlA7I Oats n1n,
NAL loa74 PORK quiet; 90; Bacon hrmer; shout
gsae4 "A'' H'esos .
g asked; do. 1866, u hid, u asked do Is 40 ash al
90 ooupon, old; s. bid, 90 asked; do new Is bid "a
bid. - ' '' -
NV YoRK, june lO.-StOcks dun aud heavy.
Governments dull but steady. Virginia sizes a:
DO, new, q, North Carolinas, g.; do, new, 2.
NEw YORK, June lQ-Flour firm Wheat shaaa
fTner. Corn steady. ~
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PoRTLAND, ME-, June 10.-At Oxford. Ne.
three men-S. Il. Verrill j. c. Barker and Robt'
Edgecourt-were drowned i'm a pond this ~ ma.
by the upsetting Of boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10
Sending HOGS Four Leered Ones,
From IOMa % Calffornta.

SAN FRANcIscO, june "a train load OF
hogs were received overland from Iowa and sold
for seven and half 10 eight cents per pound.
live weight, and another lot has been ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10
Three Years I'm the Penitenfiary for n
Free Ride

ST. Lours, june "a. 9. Jones. recently con-
yicted for forging the signature Of Thomas A
Scott, president of the Union Pacific railroad,
10 free pass, was sentenced to-day to the peni-
Tertiary for three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10
BatcheIOr's Hair 1--we.

This splendid Hair Dye II the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead; nor any rttdiie poison TO produce paralysis
death. Avoid the yaunted and delusve pre- paratons
Blasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blaek OF Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied at e Bond street, New
York. fe5-tf
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TIE CoRoxKR's jury Don't THINK DE-.
SPARR WAS AURDERRD.-An inquest in thu
case OF Dr. Benjamin +. Spar the brofber-In-
law Of Clafin, Woodruff & Co, was he'd bv
Coroner Chirmer In New York, when Dr. Cush
man expressed the opinion that death was Occa-
stoned by apoPlexy Of the lungs, and the iury
returned a verdict accordingly. 's
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Government Securities
Stock Rerorr.

lEs Bonkers'. Brukers Gnd CcDs gHerciai 7. e lf I
LOWS johnson A co. quote stocks and 4 "a
hare and foreign mar9ets ~ follows:
NEw York. June ls-first Board. 10 ~ o. 81
ts6 =. lcol cdupOn, ny: b-lo's, 90. cup. ~:
tss, %, eouTCn,jls; t-20s, IS, coupon. 10 81 =.
new, q, coupon, llsiS. s-a's, o., coupon. 4.
S-t0s, 6S, conpon. lls,s; 1905, coupon, la97 i
reBcy bs, llhts. harip,sa, s:Canton S2is TIM a.
land, II Western Union Telegraph. 81: o. g.
silver, j.; Pacific Mail. AZ; Boston Water p.
= ADAMS Ia pfeEs, ss1a Wells, fargU A 80. ~.
pres, ~ American Express, O.: United Sss.rr
EKprSss, "a. Nov York Central and lulsOn. rs,
New ork Central Scrip, 90 on a: Erie. o. do pre-
,srred Harlcrn ISs<; Do preferred. =; Reading,
10; Michigan Central. :: Lake shore AMI Nichi,
gan Southern, lis; Union Pacific Railroad n:
iinos Central, lsis; Cleveland and Piitsburg 49,
Northwest, hS1s; Northwest preferred, o. II: fleNes
,Nsna, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapelis, =:
MuSspkie and -. Paul, 6lA Do. prefrrrei slIs
W sh.s n and W stern s2ss DelsWare, Lacknwanna
ara western, losz: Fort Mayne, es5k, Alton and
T rhfre hsnts =; Hannibal and 81. JeSeph. 81:
thcago and Alton, lls5s. do. preferred, lzs oa n.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, a.; columbus .
ohicago and Indiana Central, as. Tennessee g..
Old, as; do. new, 7lS; Virginia s.. old, s.. North
g SaEoi Ina O. sd d.. new, z; Missouri g.,
Bonds, ellf; Gold. ll2AaIl2tS MARI 81 SHADY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

SENATOR FENToN is recovering from the
attack of bilious fever, from which he has been
suffering at Jamaica, l.. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

THE FLOOD IN NEW ORLKAxs.-Althoueh the
overflow OF Water In New Orleans Is ffteen
inches below high water mark, Q heavy rain
with half gale prevented further reduction. A
large number Of steam fire engines are at work
throwing out water, but strong southeasterly
rig IN the lake,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

THrRsTON,s IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow.
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth sold by all druggists. Price, rs and 50 cents
JOUNENS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soled gloves equal 20 new Sold by all drug
gisis and fancy goods dealers Price 25 cents de5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

AN ORDER was issued from the internal rev.
enue Office to-day to discontinue the use OF the
fire shirt meter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

l.. NJ. PRICE, Chief Clerk OF the Division OF
Issues in the Office of the Controller Of the Cur
rency, has resigned.
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50 ,2o1.22.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

Ex-senator Wade consents to accept the Re
publican nomination for Governor of Ohio.
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WAR DEPT, oYYIcE CHIEr SIGNAL orr1cnR.

WAsHlSGToN, ID. u june 10-10-30 a. m. (
Synopsis for tie past tcestyfour hours.-The
barometer has risen somewhat at the acifc and
Rocky Mountain stations. The area of highest
pressure has moved eastward since Friday morn
ing, and now extends from South Carolina 20
New York. The barometer has entirely re-
covered In the Eastern States. The falling ba-
rometer Indicated yesterday morning in the Mis-
souri, valley has moved north northeast, with
heavy rain, from Nebraska to Lakes Huron and
Superior, followed at present By clearing
weather west Of Indiana. A severe storm of rain
and wind was reported from the coast Of Texas
Friday afternoon, and the rain has extended into
Arkansas. Easterly winds are at present re-
ported from the mid-Atantic coast Southern
winds prevail from Louisiana to Missouri and
Ohio. - - N
Prooa1s1ites.-The rain win probably extend
up the Mississippi valley, with cloudy and
threatening weather from the Ohio valley TO
Lake Huron tonight. Falling barometer, with
hh,gh winds and increasing clondiness, is proba-
on Lake Ontario win probably spread over the
New England States, with cloudy weather to-
night. The winds on the upper Lakes win prob
ably abate in fofce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

SECRETARY DRLANo writes to his Chief Clerk
that he will probably 60 from the South to his
home in Ohio, and will not return to Washing
ton in several weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

THE ARMY RETIRING BOARD at Philadelphia,
of which Gen. Meade is president, has completed
the cases before it, save those of a few officers
ordered from distant stations.
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Gin, genuine, 81 bottle California Wines, all kinds,
rs cents and = !, endless variety; Tooth, Hair,
Nail, Hat, Shaving, and Cloth brushes; Turkish
Towels, Chamoy skins SPonges; Preparations for
fumory; SC. All Will positively be sold at con-
sidcTably lower rates than elsewhere. / am deter
mined to make il an object to give me call.
ARTHUR NATTANS, druggist.
my l6 Corner ID and u streets, n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

TREASURER SPINNER was in London on the
sd ult. His health had improved, and he had
commenced operations in connection with the
negotiations for the new loan. He will shortly
retuIn to America.
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LECTURES.
SCIENTIFtC LECTURES.

SCIENTIftC LECTURES.
Dr. =. r. ROWLAND will deliver eonrse q four
Lectures ON the WONpERS or THE MICRO
SCOPE, using tbe ELECTRIC LIGHT for the illus
traitors, with experiments in NITROUS OXIDE,
showing WONDERFUL srsasthetic influence. at Lin
ell Hall every FRIDAY EVENING, commencing
Jurt ? and ending June q
Admission to each Lecture. Is cents.
LECTURES 90 commence at 5 . clock.
No extra charge fuT reseTVed seats. Tickets and
re- tTNCd seats Tor sale AT Parker's News Depot,
- yeuth street. opposite Post Once.
Teachers ant pupils e all the public, private, and
sunday schools admitted for ten cents each. Jel Jt
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EASE FOR THE FEET.
DR. WHITE, CHIROPODIsT,
5S5 FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE L. 3. TREASURY,
tEs .ablished in Washington, ID. C., 1871
treats COEES, BUSIONS, BAD NAILS, Re, 30
the shoe csn be worn with ease Immediately after
the Cperation Refers 90 the many physicians, sur
geoIs. and the thousands 81 other responsible per-
soUs - 10 TafTDnize his establishment.
Eeggs r. In Sa. II. 10 p. NJ. my2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fancy Goods, Drugs. &c.

have just returned from New. York with an
immense stock of FANCY GOODS, DRUGS, and all
the leading PATENT MEDICINAL Of the day,
which will sell al my former low prices, Is to 20
per cent. below what you have to pay elsewhere. 1
name in part:
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~ A Detroit girl standing up to be married,
the other day, had TO have her corset string cut
before she could stake this man 20 be her welded
husbandp In the articular terms necessary to the
completion Of the ceremony. She was laced up
to the last hole, and when the knife was applied
the crack Of the parted lacing was Ike the ex-
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LADIES' GOODS. Etc.

NOTICE To LADIES.
. DesiTing 20 make rCt M for other stock. viii ~
from tbs time forward sell all my Stuck OfS.2s4
MILLINERY GOODS AZ cost.
8 HELLER,
je7 IT'S Market sDacs
MRS. :. Z. WIGHT,
CORNER OF 6TH SIREET AND LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Il selling out at cDsi close business Positively
At Cot to close b. the last Of June. We IN
ha, e lsT.r stock "a FRENCH FLOW ERS. g.
RlIEONS. LACES, and FANCY GOODS, *
rtyie.
Also. a large stock If LEGHORN FLATS which
II Be sold - itiyely NJ cost; the whole stock
tC buy. less than cost.
viii che POSITIN ELY by the last of June
my % etImF
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PERSONAL,

Personal.
MES h SAWYER, CLARvOYANT, MAGNET.
House NJ 81 7th street between and stree a.s
10 AID: up, n all important business-past, present
7 ADIES DOCTOR AND FRTTST: ONE VISIT
Female Pills, So. Nrs. LARONI, No. 241 East
feyetle baltimore Enclose stamps my2l Inn
ID THE We'll KNOWN SPECIALIST,
Esiablished here for the last ten years, would eau
tlon lad es and gentlemen against eTing thrOug
u e post ONCE Anonymous advertisements, as they
FnoWn. and Rs1e NO oes hsIaSiGS who are
The Doctor guarantees speedy and permanent
cure q all Female Complaints and Secret Diseases,
PT.vafe Consulting rooms, Ala 10th street, above
e rsRn' avenue Hours 10 to l. 10 8 p
THE BALTIMORE AMERICAS l,
Il served prompy in ws,b hiSTABd aIS ItnS
By carriers, and is for sale az an principal Hotels.
ROBERT C0GGINS, Agent,
TIL ii street, n. W, Washington.
vOMMY, l. EAR TOMMY, DON'T GO.-Th5mas
\ did GO regardless OF the remOnstrance Of a
Ielgved sister. Old DE-. DARBY, ON AZ street south
Of Pennsylvania avenue, expects to have him cured
REWARE OF THE MANY INEXPERIENCED
- QlACKs and hOary headed impOstOrs now in
many different Offices Avoid ex posure loss IL repa
tatlgn health and even life itself and confde your
troubles in DR.. LEON well known here for the last
ten years 5 the most reliable. tru-tworthy and
skilliU physician dyertsing. He does not tribe or
hUMbug fulhlls all he promises, and guarantees
success v hen others fails
Separate Rooms for Lady Patients
Priyate Consultation Rooms, Ala 10th street
n. B--JEe Doctor does not employ any sO-caIled
dSssSfGHtS, therefore patients avoid any exposure
Nhatey err a. they see No one but the Doctor mhZ8 Iy
E(N TARISG AN ENDOWMENT POLICY IN
H the AOR1HWEsTERN You secure your old
age against possible want epeudence upon others;
you prov Idle for your family in the event Of deah
and the ney you pay 60 the company will IN YOU
NJ midi Dfe
9TH street.
mh3e-tf i. Y. KNIGHT, General Agent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MALLS OPERA HOUSE.

MALLS OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 1871
AMATEU II THEATRICAT. FORTHE BENEFIT
OF THE ALSATIAN ORPHANS
Comeiie Franchise, In fOpr ac.s,
IN POISSON D'AYRIL - AN APRIL FOOLD
To be followed . tn. Engli.h Farce, in Oae act,
1CI ON PARLE FRANCAIS.''
Tickets 10 all paris %, the house, Il. Doors omen
az 20; performance 10 CONNIE ice at \. Tickes for
sa'c at W. G. hetzerOtt's, and AZ the door. It,
DRuF. PULLMAN'S ART ENTERTAINMENT
n vii be exhibited 81 Old Follows Hall, Navy
Yard MONDAY aud TUESDAY EVENINGS, June
I'm and 18th. Tickets &c; cliliren l5c. 1t
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GS non TO 81 600 10 LOAN. or to place In
SC,OOO paying anu legitimate business
STATE wants, business, and location. X. Y X. ja7ti
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Telegrophed Exclusively % The Ereniao Scr.
Paris to be Capital Of France Again
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-05-25

A call was recently published in the Bridgeport, Conn, papers, addressed to clergymen, for the purpose of organizing a "ministersi meeting, " such. as Us com mon in other cities. At the appointed the door opened, and the slight and small figure of Rev. Miss Brown was Rshered in, who is pastor of the Universalist society in Bridgeport. The apparition of the old serpent himself could hardly have created greater consternation among the Orthodox dominies of the place than did the presence of this quiet little lady in their midst. The languished, and was soon brought to a close, and since that day the Q s' ministers' meeting" Bridgeport has been indefinitely post poned. = Wonan's Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-05-25
PRINDLE'S PATENT
 MaEleable Iron s' Lifting or Wagon Jack.

The attention of Farmers and others usina gaxIaaees, Wagons and Carts ia respectfully called 70 tnis Jack It ia simple in consEruction, easily adjusted is light W f6), strong, and beine made 1ehoAg Qr foR is uery durahls, WiW sustsin any reasonable weight end cQnnof get ont of repair. About pQ9 of them have already been sold in fhrea towns Price a, 50 each - = -s@ s'1A .'s Y Town, County and State rights forsale5 aos
 Address l.. B. PRINDLE, Bantam Falls Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-05-25

m Gov. Fairchild delivered the address be. ferethe Society of the Army of the Poto. maeii1 Boston. 9alaa saa si da.GN
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-05-25

A revenue collector in South Carolina says the collectors must abandon their work unless protected from the Ku- -K!ux.