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THE PR ESS.
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

rg-0m advertising patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as early IN the day as possible Ad-
refreshments to appear Monday mornino should be
sent in Saturday, mot Sunday.)
tS-free ReiigioasI Notices must be, sent in as
early as Friday NOON
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SPLENDID new line of perfumes and hair
oils received to day at Cogia Hassan's
u,ra16 IF -
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REAL Hair Switches and Curls at Cogia
Hocsous Dun
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Y E G { 7 | N E
REPORT rs
FROM HON. !!
Boston, 1870
TO IL. r.. STEVENS, Prop'r of vegetine.
The Great Blood-Puriier.

ID, residents OF Boston, having
irseives, or used it in our fam
my Others taking it and receive
gives us great pleasure to tes-
his valuable medicine; and WIS
IL TO every one suffering from
1t is recommended, knowing it
'tion yet offered to the public
I'm impurities In the blood.
Residences.
S. Boston, Expressman.
773 Broadway, s. Boston.
Broadway. s. Boston.
N, 46S Broadway, S. Boston.
}, Cor. Dorch. & Athens SITS.
Az Broadway.
46i Broadway.
387 Athens Street.
Editor Of "Folio," Boston.
:, 1876 Dorchester Street.
IS. 1873 Dorchester Street.
AIS Third Street, So. Boston.
40 Sears Building.
40 Sears Building.
n. 285 E Street.
1854 Athens Street.
10 State Street.
1854 Dorchester Street.
265 Broadway, s. Boston.
Merchants Exch'g, Boston.
Merchants Exeh'g, Boston.
81 Congress Street, Boston.
81 Congress Street, Boston.
81 Congress Street, Boston.
8 Davis Street, Boston.
553 Broadway.
20 Tyler Street.
IA Linden Street.
1862 Athens Street.
3 Harrison Avenue.
3 Harrison Avenue.
81 Congress Street.
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GoRHAM.-The fine new organ for the Meth.
odist Episcopal church is expected to arrive to.
day, and it will be act up at once.by the manu-
facturer, Mr.. Stevens of Cambridgeport The
formal opening of the instrument will be made
next week. aal
DR.. Charles F. Hinckley has removed to
Boston, much to the regret of the town, to en-
gage in medical practice in that city. Not the
least of the loss was the services of Dr. Hinck-
ley as organist at this Congregational church,
as he was especially accomplished in that re-
SDect
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, \
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMoUTH,{
- ..-. Portland March rs, 1871.
THE following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation OF the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, public notice OF the seizure of said
merchandise having been given, and no claim to the
same having been made twill be sold at public
ton, at the office of the United States Appraiser 1873
Fore street. in this city, on Wednesday, April 10,
A. ID. 1871, at II o'clock A. M, to wit:
1878 cigars; bottles brandy / doz. razors; yas
velvet; 2-3 yds. velvet, meerschaum ipss 90 lbs
wooden yarn; IA doz prs. stockings; is lbs sole
leather; paisley shawl.
ISRAEL wAsHBURN, Jr.
m25aprl,S Collector.
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CALIFORNIA.
EsTRucT1oN OF A TOWN BY FIR

DESTRUCTION OF n IONN DI TIINE
SAN FRANCISCO, March 30.-The fire at
Truckee Yesterday destroyed almost the entire
town, including all the business portion and
the Chinese quarters. One hundred and TWEEN
ty buildings were consumed, but only one life
was lost as far as known. That was an infant
son of w. H. Hill, proprietor of the Kennebec
House. The telegraph and express ofhces
were saved but the Central Pacific freight de-
pot was destroyed. The town will be rapidly
rebuilt.
MINERS KILLED.
Two miners, Duncan and Thompson, were
SSilied, being caught in the "cage" in mine in
SANDY run yesterday.
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Northern Pacific Railroad 10.

These bonds are secured, first, by First Mort
gage on the Railroad ITSELF its rolling stock and ali
equipments; second. by First Mortgage on its
entire Land Grant, being more than Twenty Two
Thousand Acres CT Land to each mile OF road
The Bonds are free from United States Tax: the
Principal and Interest payable in gold the prin-
cpal at the end OF Thirty years, and the Interest
Semi-annually, at the rate IT Seven and Three
tenths per cent. per annum. = =
They are issued in denominations of 800, $500,
81 ,0C0, S5, 900 and $4,000. - S''
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs Jaw
Cooke, of Philadelphia. and j. Edgar Thomson.
President Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Co.
These Northern Pacific 7-39 Bonds will 1T ali times
before maturity be receivable at Ten Per Cent Pre-
MUM Tor llOl In exchange for the Con pany's lands
at their lowest cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety, these Bends
yield an income larger, we believe, than any other
security. Persons holding United States
5.2Cs can, by converting them into Northern Pa
ciiics increase their yearly income one-third and
still nave perfectly reliable investment.
HOW TO GET THEM.-YOur nearest Bank Or
Banker will supply these Bonds in any desired
amount, and ct any needed denomination. Persoris
wishing to exchange stocks other bonds for these
can do SO with any of our Agents, who will allow the
highest current price for all marketable securities
Those living in localities remote from Banks may
send money, or other Bonds, directly to us by eI-
press and we will send back Northern Pac ic Bonds
at our own risk, and without cost TO investor For
iurther information, pamphlets, maps, etc., call on
or address the undersigned, any Of the Banks or
Bankers employed to sell this Loan.
FOR SALE BY ...a
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SAWYER & WooDFoRD, 119 Exchange ST.,
have Peters prepared Food for restoring cana
~ birds to song also a choice lot of Male and
Female canaries. mar16-eOd2w
SOMETHING NEw.-Pins in book form, all
sizes in one book. A large invoice received
to-day at Cogia Hassan's, direct from the
manufacturers. mf16tf
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MINERS KILLED.

The second trial Of Ira G. Ruckbout IN, the
~ OF his wife and Alfred Randall is now
~ piogress at White Plains, N. Y, The pros.
ecntlon 10 making out strong case
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HILLS Pile Ointment, % cents per box.
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UNIvERsALIsT SEMI-CENTENNIAL. = We
learn that the arrangements for the celebra-
ton OF the 50th anniversary of the Congress
Square Universalist Church in this city on the
18th prox. are about completed.
There will b, meeting at o'clock +. M,
at the church in Congress Square, at winch
an historical address will be delivered by the
pastor, Rev. w. E. Gibbs. The Sunday school
will be present and take part and brief his
tory of the sunday school given. AT the close
of the services the people-(strangers and par
ishoners together; will repair to the vestry,
where supper will be provided for all who
may attend the meeting. There will be a meet
ing in the church in the evening at IL o'clock
at which addresses will be made by the Kew.
Russell Streeter of Woodstock, VT, first pas
tor of the churchill his health shall permit
him to be present-and by Rev. G. Il. Moor OF
Augusta and Rev. DR.. E. c. Bodies OF Brook
Ign, N. Y, former pastors, and by others. APP
propriate hymns have been written for the oc-
casion by Mrs. E. M. Barstow of Portland and
Rev. Henry G. Leonard of Philadelphia.
Friends from other parts of the State are cor
daily invited to be present. The arrange.
ments are in charge of committee consisting
of Messrs. ]. Washburn, Jr. Charles p. Kim.
ball, George w. Wbodman, Isaac Jackson,
Charles s. Fobes, j. II. Crockett, Freedom
Nash and the pastor.
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n. *. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auctioneer

NO. 3l6 Congress ST., will sell every evening
IN large assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods wiil be sold during the day In lots to sui
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on
descriptions OF goods. Consignments not limited.
February II, 1868. dit f
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THE undersigned will offer for sale at public auD-
ton, on the premises In Cornish, York County,
Maine, Oh the 18th day OF July 1871, at ten o'clock
A M, tract OF land acquired by the United States
from John Jameson late Additional Paymaster U.
s. A. and containing eighty six aci es being the farm
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-third Cash, balance in one and tive
years with interest, note and mortgage.
For ful ther parte ulars enquire at this Office Or of
Nathan Webb, u. s. Attorney, Portland, Maine,
EVERETT g. BAYFIELD,,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
Washington, D. c., March Is, 1871. mI2swiaw3m
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INSURANCE.
MERCHAN rs
Lie insurance Company,

MERCHANTS
Life Insurance Company,
asa Broadway, New York.
B. F. BEEKMAN, PRESIDENT.
A. D. HOLLY, SECRETARY.
The merchants Life Insurance Companv" issues
all kinds Of Life and Endowment Policies free from
restrictions on travel, residence, or occupation.
All 20 icies are non orfeitable, and participate in
the profits of the company.
The business of the company is conducted on the
mutual plan. All cash.
EXTRACT
From the Report of the Superintendent of the In
surance Department OF the State of New
York, of the affairs of the
Merchants Life Insurance Company.
81 find, after careful examination of the assets
OF said Company, that its affairs are managsd and
in manner which entities it to the con-
Aue"ee Oh It's Policy-h0lders, and the public
GEORGE w. MILLER,
fn.,.a, Superintendent.
New York, November II, 1870"
-G LEGAL Board of Directors.
cACo6 .. WlNSLoW, CHAS. r. MILLIKEN,
GEO. W. WOODMAN, JOS W. SYMONDS,
Medical Examiner.
H. N, SMALL, NJ. D., CHAS. E. WEBSTER, MD.
A<aAaa La Rnaaa& Il 7.
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MARINE MISUNDERSTANDING steamer Nc
ouiloch, Capt Henriques, arrived yesterday
from heightened cruise along the coast
tuesday, near Bakers Island, fell in with
schooner Convoy of Calais, lumber laden,
which the day before carried away her main
rigging and mainfnsst and rigging attached |;
let go anchor; fond her dragging and cut
away foremost to prevent her from going ashore.
A fishing schooner the next day took her in
tow, but wind falling light and tide contrary,
and not making progress gave her up to the
McCulloc1, which just then hove in sight, by
which vessel she was lowed into Southwest
harbor. The McCulloch also found schooner
of and from ST. George, ashore in York Mar
rows, but she was high and dry, having gone
ashore at high water, and it was found impos-
sible to pull her of. Another attempt to re.
lieve her will soon be made.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
FOR E IG NJ,
FRANCE.
Loyalty in the Provinces.
The Rising in Algeria Suppressed.
an AftGcE to be made on the In
SaLTge7sfS.
MORE PRUss1ANs TO OCCUPY PARIS.

A BOURBON FUSION.
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/ wv ahuSdlig que
taken VEGETINE GU
lilies, also know OF ma
ing great benefit. 1t
THY to the merits OF 4
cordially recommend
complaints for which
to be the best prepare
for diseases arising fire.
Names.
AMES COOK,
j. H. SEARS,
Mrs. ID. A. SEARS,
Mrs. 8. j. W. CHINA
FRANK NJ. TAYLOR
HENRY MASON,
l.. d. CARDELL,
MUNROE PARKER.
DEXTER SMITH,
Mrs. A. G. CARDELL
Mrs. M. j. TOMPKIN
WYMAN OSBORN,
EDWIN TILDEN,
N. H. TILDEN,
FRANK P. KILBURl
JAMES MORSE,
q. L. PETTENGIL,
WILLIAM v. BAIL,
CHAS. H. BIELER,
D. HOWARD, Jr.,
WIN. j. WALSH,
JAS. M. LEARNED,
JAS. H. WALLACK,
Miss A. holland,
G. W. BRADLEE,
o. II. P. HODGE,
G. II. TUCKER,
W. H. WHITING,
JAMES COLEMAN,
j. 7. BEERS,
Mis-. j. T. BEERS,
IRA A. WORTH,
mr20e0d2w
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Allavantor cures Catarrh.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success
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THOSE In want OF Plain or Fancy job Printing
L will find 1t to their advantage to cali OpWM Nj
MARKS at the Daily Pres job Printing ONCE. In.
change Street, Portland. N-"-s'
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agents TAINTED throughout
the State.
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NEW YORK, March 80 Morning -Gold opened
at 1l0t. Money at per cent Sterling Exchange
1899 q 110s. -
The following are the forenoon quotations of South
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-31

NEW YORK. March Ecening-Gold declined
to 110t about the middle OF the afternoon but speed
lily recovered and closed at 1104. Clearances have
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The Indians.

New York, June ia special correspon'
dent OF tine TIMES reports from Okmailgee, In
dian Territory, June 9th, the assembling OF
general Council Of the Indian nations, to con-
slider the proposed constitution. Enoch toas,
Indian Superintendent presided. Soon alter
the assembling, Gen. Sherman, Gen. Marcy,
Col. Mccoy and Col. TourleIotte were introduc
ed and received with special honors In re,
spouse to request of the delegates General
Sherman made brief addrc.s; He compIl,,
mcnted the delegates OIL their intelligence and
skill in debate which has been exhibited IN
previous councils. He described the unsafe
condition of the Arrahocs, Apaches, Chcyennes,
Comancllca and other uncvl!z"d tribes. they
were in the way Of the great th9roughia az
leading from the Mississippi to the Pacific
shore and in their wonderings they, frequently
came into collision with parties Of American
people. lliS hearers clearly understood how
idle it wa
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Special Dispatches to the Gazette.
FOREIGN NEWS.

VERSAILLES, June lG.-Francis Panl Meu-
ice, dramatist and novelist. arrested in Paris
as communists has been released.
There will be for the present no transfer OF
the executive and eg s!a'ive departments OF
the Government which will remain as at pre-
sent constituted, at Versailles until October.
The Court Martial will assemble next week
for the trial of Rochef,rt ASST and by koSsei;;
Notions were submitted in the Assembly Basel
providing for ii rrolongaton Of the powers OF
both the Assembly and President Theirs two
years. all a.su Tor the election OF a committee
10 draw up bill constitnr,n! the future Toy
eTnment of France.
PARIS, June lG.-A proclamation has been
issuc., by the International Society which de:
clarcs I've are disarmcd but not conquered
and are still 100000 strong Favrc and Iro,
chu We're the authors Of our mistortunes, aided
by the capital and the priesthood, We accept
the responsibility of the conHagratlons: We
must have no interior deputies no divisions
at the polls. Reaction took away our arms, but
not Our votc:, Fivc Ii Social RnrnhllQuc,
Five la Commune.
VERSAILLES, june lG.--Gcneral Danal s
corps has gone to Lyons, Its mission is to
di>arm the National guards IN the valley OF
thr Rhonr IN j Dis t. Mars lilies.
General Clinchurt rcmaus Versailles and
General LAdmiraut is in Paris with 10000
men. About 2O,OOJ troops will be sent to Al
geria. The second corps is AT Versailles.
The principal towns throughout the country
arc TO be garrlSUned.
The chiet newspapers have constituted them,
selves an election committee Tor the support OF
he nom. partisan candidates for the Assembly,
whose careers are guarantees that theywl sup
port law and order.
The Communists General La Cecilia has
hccn arrested in the Department of Colrados
Nothing has yet been determined by the
Government relative to raising the State OF
seige in Paris:
LONDON, June l6.-Fourteen persons were
drowned in consequence OF all accident in the
Moray firth.
LONDON, June lG.-Mi5s Rye took out ll3
children TO Canada in the Allan steamship
Prus,ian which sailed yesterday for Quebec.
The trainway from Islington to Margate; has
been opened and others are building in dttc-
rent parts of the State.
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CHICAGO, .!une, lG--Thc Duluth People by,
vigorous efforts have completed their cana!
through Minnesota Point. aud have channel
sixteen feet il depth.
The canal has so lowered the water at the
mouth Of the St. Louis rircr that boats arc I'M
able to enter. \ letter has been written by the
L. $. Attorney General requesting the srlit 10
ne discontinued on Duluth and giving bonds to
nut bulkhcad ACROSS the end Of the bay 10
preveat the waters of the St. Louis river from
downing into the canal. The Wisconsin author.
tics object on the ground that such 8 bulkhead
would be unreliable if built. and the bond,
would he valu less. The authorities will endea
vor to have tie injunction made perpetual
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Fses,.t Reass '5'iliSt

fyou are really in want Of good and cheap
SUMNER CLOTHING you vii! do we'll By,
calling ut BLONDHEIMS corner King ana
Fairfax streets.
White Duck Suits oil variou: styles and prices.
White Marseilles Vests.
Large stock of Boys Jackets and PArt2.
Special bargains in Black and Bluo t:ock ana
Derby Clo.h Goats.
Handsome s,ylcs o; Light ard Colored Pants
and Vests. &c.,, .
4 nice fitting suit can always be found at
BLONDHE1MS
,alG Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
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CONSTANTLY RECEIVING NEW
BOOKS AT

FRENCHS, NO. % KING STREET.
To-Day, her Lord and Master by Florence
Muryatt author OF Loves Conflict, Feronlque
Tried in tho Fire, by Leone Blanchard; Sl.9
Pro and Con. story for boys and girls bS
Maggie Swift; Sl25.
The Book of Travels Of Doctor of Physc;
observations made in portions of two continents
$500.
Wear and Tear, or Hints to the Overworked,
bv L. Weir MITCHELL NJ d.. soc.
New lot;-Thc Godry's Lady's Book receipt
ranged, by :. Annie Frost; s..
Ais?, The Young Housewives Counselor s san ma NJ,
ment Of housekeeping, including. the duties Of
wife and mother, by Mrs, Mary Mason; s.
Cruel rs the Grave by Mrs. Sonthworth :
Sl.75. Tried for Her Life by Mrs. Southworth.
Two new books by this charming writer.
Echoes Of Christian Truth, from the Life OF
General Robert F.. Lee, by Rev. r. II: Mckim.
Rector of Christ Church, Alexandria Va: hv:
crybody should have copy Mailed to. any
part of the country on receipt of l5c.
20. JOURNAL OF 4 YOU'VE LADY Of Viz
ia I6 G. F. FRENCH.
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Libel Shit.

New Y"sE, June 1.-The Sun says, t!alin
and Wood luII have instituted & Iihci SUIT
lgainst ucmry Ward Beechcr and the publish
ers af the Chri.tian Onion, laying d:'magcs AT
25u,Op0. The ground OF. the action Is the pub
cItion in the Christian Union, OF which llr'
,eecher is editor, of Mrs. Harriet Beechci
stoves new novel ''Mv wife and |, in which
appear two female characters which are, 1t Is
legcd intended to represent Mrs. NoodhHI!
and Mrs. Ciatiin.
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Anaiyers nv Celebration.

B0sroA, June ia committee has been
lppyinted by the Boston Common Council to
confer with the United States Commissioners
md authorities OF Philadelphia in relation 10
the celebration of the hundredth anniversary
Of American independence.
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Alexandria, June Is, 1871.

Alexandria, June Is, 1871:
Messrs. Wise & Co., Agents National Fire In
surance Co., Baltimore:
Gentlcmen-In acknowledging the receipt OF
your check for the amour: Of damage sustained
by Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. z, eI
A, T. & ~ NJ, in the destruction OF our lodge
room and furniture by tire OH the 18th ultlmo'
hermit us to tender TO you our thanks for the
kind and prompt attention that you have given
TO our policy. Your settlement has been per-
fectly satisfactory to us, and we believe that the
interests of your insurers have been faithfully
subscrve1 BY you.
We are, very respectfully, Your obt. scrv is,
WM. II. LAMBERT
ED. ). HoUGH.
"a le1, GEO. f. FRENCH
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DIED..

On tho 18th Of February. 1871, at the residence
of her son-in-aw, R. s. kineheloe esq., H 81 Ar
Oak Hill, Fsuquier county, Mrs; MlLoHTE -.
inferro Dadc, Of King George county Va Sh'
bore her sickness, suffering and poverty to which,
she had been reduced with the sweetness of h
genuine lady and the resignation Of q tru'
Christian. She had been member OF the FRO
testunt Episcopal Church for s. years.
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By Beck. Knox a. Kerby,

Real Estatc Agents And Auctlonecrs.
CokF0EATloN 2Io'A al AUCTION
We will SELL by auction, on SATURDAY,
he 18th day Of June, 1871, NJ twelve o'clock M.
Il front Of the Mayors office, corner Cameron
nd Fairfax streets, in lots t. suit purchasers,
$500 COUPON and REGISTERED STOCK
itat Corporation % Alexandria, belonging to
:r.ce;Scd's estate Jo us
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RAILROAD SuT.-In the Circuit COURT 81
Washington yesterday came up the case Of TIC d,
Washington Alexandria and Georgetown halI
road Company VS.. Washington city This i
an old suit. in which the railroad company aP'
plies for an injunction to restrain sale under
deed of trust The case va: fixed for TUESDAY
noyt
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T?,c MARKETS.

PARIS, June lG.-Rcntes closed at -; francs,
% cenlinles. Yesterday.
New York, june lG.-Stocks steady but
(uIl. Gold steady ut ~! Money easy at 8.
Va. G., 81; do. new 10. Flour quiet and I'M
hanged. Wheat dull and unchangcd' Corn
carcc and firm. =, -,
BALTIMORE, June l6.--Ea. 6's, old, 54i
id, j43 asked; do. 1866, - bid, - asked; DO.
SCI, IS bid, 10 asked; do. coupon. old: T.
.skcd; do. new, a askcd. North Carollnas,
I'D. Ak bid, A.! asked; do, new - bid. Cotton
advancing tendency: low mddlings l9lal g.!
-FOUR fairly active Howard Street Supcrtine,
,aS6; Extra. GiaS7S. Wheat quiet and un'
ham ed White Southern corn active at SPA
10; yellow Southern quiet at 77a19; mixed
Western 76a77. Oats quiet at I6aSl,
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Fema-e Desperate.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June lj.-Henry N
Dlvis was beaten and sho; by i woman who
~ It him on tho street tonight. His wounds
will not prove fatal. The woman escaped -
Tn. motive for the assault Is not known.
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To the HaGieS.--Dr. PANCOASTS FE.

To the Eadies.--Dr. PASCOASTS FE.
MALE PILLS--s p,:itvc cure !,:r Suppression
or irregularity arising from any cause whateE"'
They are perfectly h;:rmiY,:.
G@- Every Lady shcrid keep box of tAns'
pills on hand for USE in case Of need.
Price 81 per box. Sent securely sealed 10 ANY
address on receipt o. price. Direc. all orders Il
!. WALKER PANCOAST, n. D.,
Philadelphia, Pu
Philadelphia, up G-3md&w
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The " EATnER. have had for s.:v-r1
days past cool mornings and evenings seine
thing like fill weather. though the days have
been warm, generally accompanied, however,
with fine breeze
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Cool Lager.

The coolest and best glass Of LAoEn BEER t.
be had in the city can be obtuined at u. Ruben
Restaurant opposite the Confectionery Store o!
G.. Schafel' on Fairfax street !co
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-Th contract for thu
brick work of tho New Cora Exchange, was
yesterday evening awarded to Messr5 Javln'
and Clark
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-16

The explanation given by Mr.. jefferson
Davis of what he really did say in his speech
IS at Atlanta and Augusta: his statement OF
the omission By the reporters Of important SEN
tences, and his declaration that lie did not ad
wise any thing like dis!oyaIty to the govern
NEST, will, FROM the >iens given. n9t mollly
those who are disposed to censure and say hard
things of him-and We may add, that many OF
these hard things have been unnecessary.