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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
Brighton, Waieriown a md medford Catrte
Markets.
(Special Dispatcb nv Ipterua sional Tipa1

Especial Dispatch by Interua sonal Line,
BOSTON. June 7.
lambs 700 Swine, 1927 veals; last week. 2i77 Cattle
5727 Sheep and Lambs 900 Swine 100 Veals
Prices :-Beeves-Extra quality, $40 20 q 10 50;
$50; third quality IS 90 "a ss Is; poorest Sraes d
coarse oxen, bulls. &C., Sc 90 01T5O
Brighton hides cents; Brighton Tallow a Gle
Skins 10 q isc % h. ;shearei skins Zoe each: ismb
skins 5Oc each; Wool Skins 81 IS a 50 p skin.
Worklng Oxen-fhe demand has not been very &C
tive OF late and few PAIRS Is all the market reoui,
each week most of those offered for sale are d.yen
IL m u The immediate vicinity; prices range from
Mich Cows-Extra SIS q 100; ordinary $40 "a 10.
OF a common gra'le -
Store Catlle-Nearly all the small cattle that are
lrougnt Into market that in fair condition are
bought up to slaughter.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and select lots at$6 90 "a
b.; Spring Lambs 81 so Is 90 Der heal W " sc
sheep cost higher This week and the number from
that seellcn was no, 50 large as that Of last week
1oc y ID; Columbia county Pigs at Il TO lie % b.@
p, PO1!t1 y1E.tsa ~ @ 1876; medium 10 @ 1sac;
kemarks-Fhe trade this week has been livelier
than that Of last; the quality of The beeyes in the
market. There We're but few northern cattIs ami
none from Maine. A few OF the very best Western
steers sold at 10c bbut large lots Of cattle equal
gas eoou II quanty' VIII not cost the purchaser
more than loo ID, dressed weight. Drovers bought
better at A lbany than they did last week. and the
weather being more favorable Tor the butchers the
trade has improved and most of the cattle were sold
ID live weight, AVERAGE weight IA 10 bs;ls At 10 H.
live weight, average weight l4iO fbs 81 At ec R ib
live weight, aveTageweight 1870 lbs; SO at Gsc y n
Iiveweght, average weight 1927 MS; 40 at SIC ID n
live weight. average weight 1868 TBS; is at 7c b Is
live weight: average weight 1885 lbs; 70 at &c 81
H. live weight average weight 1400lfbs 10 at 63c y
- live weight, average weight 1875 lbs; 81 at 7c ID
ID. live weight average weight 144efbs; is at 7sc
b, live weight, Ave.age weight ll3i lbs II at 81,
i've weigh, average weight 1921 Tbs; 1S at SIC @S
cant rin kaoo -~2~' - e~-
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AUCTION SALES.

r. q. BAILEY 81 CO. Auctioneers.
Special and Peremptory Auction. Sale
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

THE New Hampshire House OF Representa-
tives spent the day in parliamentary practice
in which the Republicans seemed to get the
best of it. The House will, ia the morning,
attempt to complete its organization. The la
Dor roiormers vote with the Democrats, or
the Democrats, SO far, have voted with them
The Speaker, VIM. III. Cove, of Ware, was an
early ireesoiler, and was a member when the
new Republican party fret obtained power in
the Legislature. He was then intent GU re-
moving every Democratic Office. holder in the
State. Within a few years he has got dsap-
pointed, and has gravtated to the sore heads
and been taken up BY the Democrats. Some
OF his rulings yesterday were novel, to say the
least rs
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CALICO RNlA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-Steamer City of
Melbourne from Australia, May 4th, arrived to-
day with 60 passengers. She reports tremen-
dous hurricane in the vicinity OF Fiji Islands
in which the brig Kentucky from San Francis
co for Melbourne foundered with all on board
Capt. Bryant Of the Kentucky has Just been
married before sailing and had his wife with
him. The City of Melbonl ne brings the fol.
lowing news: The New South Wales passed
bill authorizing the enrolment Of defence
corps. The governor had forwarded a petition
to England praying the British government to
annex the Fiji Islands to New S)uth Wales
Great floods had devasted a large portion Of the
colony. The losses were immense the early
wheat crop being almost entirely ruined.
The gold yield ofthe colony has improved to
the extent Of nearly Is 600 ounces. p ~
A new disease has broken out among the
sheep, which is destroying them by thousands
No remedy has yet been discovered. -
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

BALTIMORE. June 1.-The International Ty-
biographical Union this morning adopted reso-
buttons admitting pressmeH to membership in
the Union; that the jurisdiction of subordinate
ion, and leaving to subordinate Unions the
regulation of the apprenticeship system. A mo-
ton to take from the table the resolution offer
ed on Monday, to, allow scolored printers the
righto of membership in the Union was laid on
the table, A to II. A resolution was adopted
recOmme Rdiug arbitration instead Of strikes
for the settlement of disputes, and arranging
the manner in which it shall be effected.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

Mrs. STEvENsoN's CoNcERT.-The exhibi-
ton concert of the pupils of Mrs. Stevenson's
singing school at Lancaster Hall, last evening,
attracted quite large audience The exer-
cises on the blackboard and the singing gave
evidence of great proficiency on the part OF the
pupils, and thorough and faithful instruction
by the teacher. 1t was a pleasant sight to no.
tice such largs number OF young children SO
forw ward in the art of vocal music, and great
credit is due Mrs. Stevenson for her efforts and
success in their instruction. 81 n
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

Receipss By Railroads and Ateambsats.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk. 7l5
bbls -four car shingles, "a do corn, do boards, 81
do lumber, do laths do paper, do machines, 3
do sundries. do clapboards,2 do starch do pota-
toes, 40 shocks; shipment East 500 bbls. flour,
car whiskep. sf
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-121 cases mdse. 10
bbs. potatoes, bdis leahr ~ do SKINS 81 veal 30
bags spOOs, 50 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YORK-97
bales cotton, rs do rags 80 do yarn 81 casks bleach
ting powders do glass ware. 10 bdls wheels, 10 do
Ilames 20 do paper casks skins, do saltpetre, %
bbs. do 100 bbls -four, IS do brimstone 800 boxes
window glass, 70 do obocco, 100 do do SOAP
20 saleraus 10 do clocks, 10 do drugs 70 do hard
ware 100 kegs spikes 20 do Soda 80 bars bbl.
pines IS horse rakes, pianos, 80 empty hhas, 81
bags coffee 10 do rice, do nuts, earth closets,
bdls STEEL G mixer--5 pcs, II treezers, pumps,
$50 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN-1O cases
and 10 bales domestics sewing machines "a sheets
Iron. 20 boxes cheese, doz brO0ms, tobacco
80 boxes oranges. do plants, Is DOORS 10 bundles
leather hand carr, 90 bbs and Is hall bbs. beer,
boxes bananas. 10 quits fish, IL bbs. rosin, 100 do
pork, do phosphate lime, horses and buggy, 100
pkRs TO order; for Canada AMI up country-l organ
80 bags dye wood. $50 bales rags, 100 bars iron 30
baea manilla 223 dry hides, crate crockery1 horse
l12 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

LONDON, June Til 80 A. M.-Consols Oh "a Ga
for money and account.
American securities-Us s. 5-20s 1862 9Cs; do 1865
old, 9Os do 1857, s2s; do la-te's. SSa.
FR AHxRoRT, June S.-United States 5-9O's bonds
96f q 963.
LONDON Jnns7- 1.3e P. M Consols 91s q Oh tor
money and account.
American securities-U S. 5-2O's 1862, 9Oa: do 1865.
old, 500; do 1857, 92a; U. s. 1O-4O's ss5.
Refined Petroleum 17sd.
LIvERPOoL. June 7-4.30 P. M-Cotton closed
shade easier Middiing uplands 81 "a 81; sales 49,
wy bales Cheese els Cd. BacoL SIS Tor Cumberland
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

u. ID. f., otherwise Rev. j. D. Fulton, of
fremont Temple, complains in the Traoelier
that the speeches on the reception OF the Indian
chiefs were not Of a character to inspire the
red men with high regard for the hits men
and their religion. He would have had "a roya
Christian meeting with songs and prayers"
with addresses calculated to 'lead the chiefs
out of the war path into the ways of righteous
ness"
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
NEW HANlPsHI II e.
Orsa ixation Of the New Hampshire Leg

CONCORD, June 6-The Le- islature met at
eleven o'clock to-day amid great excitement.
The House Republican caucus last evening
nominated James .. Adams Uf Manchester,
for speaker, and the Democrats VIM. a. Cove
of Weare, elected as u Labor Reformer, and
tire handful of Lsbor Reformers endorsed the
Democratic ticket. 1 et
3 On the ballot this morning, Mr.. Cove was
elected speaker, receiving 164 votes to 1853 for
Mr.. Adams
Y After the election of speaker, the House adj
jOurned to o'clock p. M. On re-assembng,
MIR. Bingham OF Littleton, offered resolution
declaring Jas. r. Jackson of Litlleton, clerk,
and j. H. Goliath OF Barnstable, assistant
clerk, and on it called for the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Fowler of Concord, offered an amend
ment that the House proceed by ballot for the
election of clerk. The vote stood, yeas, 161,
nays, $50. The speaker claimed the privilege
of voting, and so tied the question, and the
amendment was lost.
The question recurring on the original reso-
luton, Mr.. Fowler of Concord, called for
division On the resolution.
Mr.. Wadlegh of Milford. moved to substi-
tute the name of Jacob Hinton, Jr., of Lam
caster, and called for the yeas and nays. Lost,
161 to 162.
Mr.. Fowler of Concord moved to adjourn
till tomorrow at 10 o'clock and the roll was
again ca lied. Lost, 100 yeas to 164 nays.
Mr.. Ramsdeli Of Nashua, and Mr.. Bingham
both claimed The floor. Mr.. Ramsdell moved
TO lay the original resolution on the table. Mr..
Bingham called for the previous question.
The chair recognized Mr.. Ramsdell and de-
cided that his motion was in order. . = rs II
Mr.. Putnam of Warren, got somewhat ex-
cited on the ruling OF the speaker, but was not
recognized, and the roll call was renewed
Yeas, $50, nays, 1855.
Mr.. Bingham complained of the dilatory
motions, and hoped that the majority would
stick il out all night, but that the question
should be voted on.
Mr.. Wadleigh of Milford, followed, and want
ed square vote for a clerk, and raised point
of order that as no rules had been adopted by
the House, there was no previous question in
parliam entary law.
The chair held against him and he appealed,
and the yeas and nays were called for
Mr.. Fowler then moved to adjourn and the
yeas and nays were called for. 1853 yeas, 1853
nays. The chair voted mo- The next vote
was on the question OF an appeal from the de-
cision of the chair by Mr. Wadlegh,- and the
speakers decision was overruled, 1872 to 1874.
Mr.. Cummings of Concord, moved to adj
journ. Yeas, 1853, nays, 149. Adjourned at
quarter past eight o'clock.
The Senate done Oothing more than to elect
Senator Campbell as temporary chairman, and
appointed a Committee to examine the vote
for Senators. Both parties hold cancusses to-
morrow at O'clock. In the caucus arrange
ments of last evening, the Republicans ac-
knowledged themselves out-generaled in the
arrangements for the organization Of the
House.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
AUCTION COLUMN,

New Advertise meuts Ts.Day.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

SALT LAKE Cry, June THE laying of the
rails OF the Utah Southern railroad was COM
menced yesterday, Brigham Young driving
of spectators. st ffe3 4s5Kee AF&s /.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
Administrators sale OF Real Es-

Dersuant to license from the Hon. j. A. Water
Il man. Judge OF Probate within and for the coun-
tv OF Cumberland shall sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, Saturday tine 18th day OF June
property known as the knight property on OLD Fer
ry road New High street, Ferry Village, Caye Eliz-
abeth. Said property consists ola 10 story wood
house with lot Al by 80 f. This Is good location
with good view OF Hlrbor. etc.
u STEPHEN d. KNIGHT, Admr.
my16td F.O. BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
FOR Il L @ N.
FRANCE.
Roche fOrt,s II rhaal Postponed,


PARIS. June 6-Patrie says France DOS
sessed in July last 800 900 breach leaders and
400 900 soldiers. 1t demands vigorous sun
preston OF the Vaccinations of Communist
tendendy in the provinces.
The minister of marine has written To the
managers OF the arsenals and navy Yards d.
rectings them to employ French, not foreign
The postponement of Rochfort's trial is due
TO apprehensions of disclosures compromising
the government of national defence.
The proposal to leave untouched the ruins
OF the Hotel de Vile is seriously discussed.
RAILROAD Accident.
VERSAILLES, June Twenty five persons
were killed and,fifty more Injured by railway
accident near Paris yesterday.
The Column vcudome 20 be Restered.
All the pieces of the Column Vendome have
been found aud that monument OF the military
glory of France will be exactly restored. --,..
Freech NlinIsler 10 yVashis gten.
Jules Ferry will be appointed Minister to
The Bourbous 70 Return,
The Figaro propose the re-estabshment of
gaming houses and lotteries as an attraction
for strangers to Paris and also favors the abol-
ton of passports and the law against strikes.
The Verite says thai q compromise has been
affected by which the law exiting the Orleans
Princes from France is to be repealed and
their election declared valid. The Princess
are, however, not to take the seats to which
they have been chosen and must agrea not to
intrigue for the throue. 1t is said that Theirs
has gwen his assent to the plan.
Damages 10 Paris.
The Verte estimates the damages to Paris
from fighting and conflagraiions at 800 900 900
franks. Sixty million Franks worth of mer-
chandse was burned exclusive OF the docks
de la Villelte and warehouses
The Danger of Epidemic.
The council of Eugene of Paris declares that
there is no epidemic in the city and that such
precautionary measures have been adopted as
will prevent the spread of any disease. They
also state that the health of Paris at present is
satisfactory.
Failure Of the Mosarchist Fusion.
Especial to N. Y. World.-Ou the highest
authority L state that the fusion of Monarcbists
has wholly failed owing to the int rigues of Nj.
Theirs, who privately exnlts over the certainty
of maintaing non descript republic with him.
self as chief in the case of Prim in Spain, for
an indetinite period. e76 las
Dissntisfa ction.
Incessant attempts are being made in Paris
to induce the soldiers to fraternize with the
people. Intense dissatisfaction prevails among
all classes, and fresh trouble is feared.
Political News.
LONDON, June 6-Midnight.-There is news
that Favre is preparing reply to the nantes
to of Prince Napoleon.
Theirs insists on giving the republic fair
trial.
Fsreiga I'm Brief
The German Parliament will adjourn the
18th inst.
The report is confirmed that France will
shortly send minister to Berlin.
The funeral of Archbishop Darlay took place
at Paris yesterday and was largely attended.
The line of procession was immense.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

NEW MUsIo.-Hawes & Cragin have receiv-
ed the sheet music entitled "They are calling
me to Join them and lie Retour du prin-
temps (return of spring. "Private in the
9Th" "Up and go Polka" of the Boqnet Of
Dances" published by G. d. Russell & Co.,
Boston. q = q 81 81 w #TF
Ira Q. stockbridge has received Watching
by the Sea- words and music by Ira g.
Stockbridge,) Evening of the select pieces
for piano, "Trois Capriees" No. 2, "Adieu''
(Fritz Spindlero Romance" '.Return Of
Spring" Private in the 9th,'' "some ones
coming" "sadie's Favorite,'' and "Wbv
dOesn'4 he come"
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
Government Sale.

TIME undersigned will offer tor sale at public auc-
i ton, on the premises IN Cornish, York County
Maine, The 18th day OF July 1871 at ten O'Clock
A M, tract OF land acquired by the United State
from John jameson late Additional Paymaster
g. A, and containing eighty-six hes, being the lar
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-third Cash, balance in one and tw
years with interest, note and mortgage.
For further PARTICULARS enquire at ths office OF
Nathan Webb, U. 5. Attorney. Portland, Maine.
EVERETT g. BANFIELD,
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
Washington, D. c., March rs, 1871. mr29w iaw3m
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EO BAILEY Il Co., Auciioueera.
Real Estate In East Deering ut
Auction

ON TUESDAY, June 18Th, at o'clock, we shall
" sell all the valuable Property known the j.
g. Dyer prof erty Dyer street. East DeeriDg Said
Property consists OF 2 story house, ntaining
rooms. ample closets cemented cellar, al,o good
barn, wOodshed, henery and pigery.
The lot is 325 feet front bv 100 feet In depth, on
which are apple. pear pum and cherry trees, grape
vine, currant bushes, also good strawberry bed
The Ease DeeriDg omnibus makes six trips q day to
and from Portland. " i'll leave corner Of Temple and
Congress streets on day OF sale at P NJ, and ar
rive in for the sale. This is convenient aud
pleasant property and very desirable to occupy.
ie7-td
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

JUDGE NORRIS PKEsIDING,
WEDNEsDAY-The complaint against Hugh
Doherty tor selling Liquors contrary " law
tinued. e
John Cady was up for malicious mischief. The
complainant acknowledged satisfaction and on pay
ment OF the costs amounting to $4.5) the defendant
was discharged. 10 -es1ta
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

ssaden Death.

lspe'ial Dispatch by Western Uni6h Line.l
BAR MILLS, june Edward .. Chad
honrne dropped dead of heart disease at Hollis
Centre to-day at o'clock 2. NJ, aged 16
Cruelty to Animals.
Ito the Associated Press.]
BATH, June IA petition numerously sign
ed by the citizens of this city was presented to
City Council Tonight, asking for q rigid en-
forcement of the law respecting cruelty to AMI
mails. 1t is thought this matter has been alto
gether too much neglected.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
NEW EOgk X.
Sale Of Land and HtOe he.


NEW YORK, June 7.-About twenty five
acres of land belonging TO the by KEENAN, home-
stead, at Fort WASH ngton, were sold at auc-
ton to-day. The bidding was spirited and
prices considered good for the season.
The proprietors of the Viaduct Railway, at a
meeting to-day subscribed for ST. 100000 OF the
stock, A. L. Stewart taking 1000 shares and
most of the other directors 500.
Vari0us Matters.
The ship Pacific of Yarmouth, Me-, went
ashore of southampton, L. L., Sunday night,
but got off after throwing overheard 1000 tons
of pig iron. ~ s-E-s1
julius Nader, sailor on board the baraue
Morning Star, made complaint this afternoon
before Commissioner Shields against the mate,
Francisco Nicoll, for cruelty beating and abus-
ing him. ae1
The work of removing Diamond Reef, be-
tween Governors Island and the Bartery, is
finished, and the work has been resumed in
blasting the slip opposite Coenties' slip, East
River - RE4& rtE sF2
Railroad Election.
ALBANY, June 1.-THE annual election of d.
rectors of the New York Central Railroad was
held to-day. Thirty five millions Of. stock was
voted on aud last years board of directors re-
elected. u wgrr= fTI. fYEs B.
q ii Masonic. t E
The Grand Lodge of f. s. A. Masons to day
adopted resolutions extending to the Grand
L )dge of Quebec full and fraternal recognition
as regular Grand Lodge. The Introduction
Of a preamble and resolution instructing the
Grand Lecturer to alter the ritual SO as to
completely ignore any allusion to sectarianism,
called forth lively discussion during which
the Graud Master said that any Jewish lodge
could, if its members choose, be dedicated to
King Solomon instead OF SIS. john.
~ I rg Thief Caught.
BUFFALO, June lie. s. Airport, late clerk
of Barclay, Brucat & Co., charged with en-
bezzling $4,000 from his employees money
and abscOnding 10 Canada, was arrested at
Suspension Bridge to-day and brought to this
city. Gflf e.te
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

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.,
PassengerAgents. je8th-eod
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ouinine Tonic Bitssrs.

Atwood's Quinine Tonic Bitters.
Their curative properties are unrivalled for
the eradication of Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite,
Languor, Nervous Debility, and all affections
arising from a dsordered Liver or Stomach
Sold by all druggists and first class Grocers.
~ ie8th-d&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
For the Perfect Recovery

OF those who suffer from kidney, bladder and
glandular diseases, mental and physical debil-
ity, diabetis, gravel, urinary maladies, rheuma-
tism, extreme nervousness and female com.
plants, there is no medicine SO efficacious as
SMoLANDER's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
jt8th-d&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

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 9. w. English & Co. Is 297
Congress St. .je5th-1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

Mr.. CoLFAx writes to friend that it is not
the Incorporate use of tobacco that has caused
his illness, but overwork. He says he has felt
for ten years as though he had twice as much
work to do in every cay as he could attend to.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITURE!-The attention of dealers in
furniture is called to the samples on exhibition
at the rooms OF Henry Taylor & Co.. IA and
16 Exchange street i ie2tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

MATRIMoNIAL.-A very brilliant and inter-
esting scene took place at noon yesterday, at
the residence Of T. G. Hersey, Esq, on Dan
forth street, the occasion being the nuptials of
his eldest daughter, Abbie, and Geo. e. Mich
OILS, Esq, of Chicago. The beautiful and spa
cious grounds around the mansion were lovely
in the delicate green of early June, and the in
terror of the house Iesembled a vast cOnserva-
tory, SO iavishly were the flowers displayed
In one of the parlors beautiful arch Of flow
ers and evergreens was placed, bearing at the
top monogram of the happy couple, embroi-
dered with white flowers on aground of green
leaves, while marriage bell of flowers and ev-
erereen was suspended from the point Of the
arch. Under this stood the bridal couple,
while the short and simple marriage service
was performed by Rev. G. w. Buck. of the
Park street (Unitarian) church. The bride
was attired in white silk, with the customary
veil and wreath of orange blossoms, with bo-
quet of the same in the corsage. The services
of groomsmen were dispensed with, the bridal
pair being supported by six bridesmaids, Miss
es Marie Hsrssy, Alice Hersey and Mary D..
Boyd of Portland, Miss Britt Of Milwaukee,
AAASo A>'SsAoso VI OhiSdSO, ouu nAioo N~.S v
Bangor. A very large number of invitations
to the reception had been sent out, and after
the ceremony was concluded the invited guests
began to gather, and for more than two hours
there were constant arrivals of friends to offer
their congratulations Messrs. J. Hopkins
Smith, w. r. Wood and Geo. o. X. Cram Of
this city, B. Y. Pippey OF New York, and s.
r. Prentiss of Bangor, acted as ushers. Ar
orchestra from the Portland Band occupied 9
room adjoining the parlors and enlivened the
occasion with choice music. The newly mar
ried couple left for Chicago by the $50 p. M
train. Tt is said that the wedding gifts wert
numerous and costly, but we're not displayed
Among the guests present were Hon. Henr!
K. Prentisa, ex-Mayor of Bangor, and Mis-
Annie Louise Cary, the distinguished vocal
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
MASSAOn US E:TTs.
Thieves Caught.

Boston, June 7.-Wm. j. Sutherland and
James Lee are under arrest for burglary in
several country stores. Also Mark Levi and
Robert Fieschi. jew traders, for receiving the
stolen goods. - - -
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

ALvRGE assortment of Fans suited to pur-
chaser in beauty and price, at 297 Congress st.
je5th-1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

PERRY's MOTH AND .FRECKLE LOTION and
Comedone and Pimple kennedy is sold by every
wholesale and retail Druggist and Fancy
Goods dealer in Portland and elsewhere. D.
io8th-eod1m