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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

ThuOdcr Storm Mt Baih.. Fatal A ccisie nt
! BATH, June 17.-During a severe thunder
sqnall at noon to-day ssuttle was blown
from the old Mcclellan mansion striking a
child Of Capt. Jarvis Patten, about five years
of age, fracturing her skull. A large oak tree
on the common was struck by lightning and
completely shivered, large pieces being thrown
several rods distant.
Fatal Accident.
WIscAssET, June TO- Deacon Solomon
Moody of Nobleboro' was instantly killed yes
terday morning by falling tree while at work
In the woods of William Morang in that town.
Hoy Drowaed.
LEWISTON June 16-A lad named McMan-
ners, age ten years, was drowned in the river
this P. M. while bathing
The Pope's Jubilee.
BANGOR, June 16-The Catholics of this
city are celebrating the jubilee of Pope Plus
"A, with great enthusiasm. The Catholic por-
tlon OF the city is brilliantly illuminated this
evening, the church being decked with chi
nese lanterns from sill TO spire. The exercises
for to- morrow include procession and high
mass at the church.
Heavy Thuudcr shower. Ellsw orth TeIe.
graph OGee Burned Ont.
A heavy and wide spread thunder shower
extended over this city and to the eastward of
US this p. M. in the direction of Ellsworth.
The shower was accompanied by a heavy fall
of hail. 80. -
AT the European depot copper telegraph
wire an eighth of an inch in diameter was
burned Oft by the lightning The Ellsworth
p. M '
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

The PORTLAND CADDTs.-At Music Hall
on Wednesday evening, in connection with
the dramatic entertainment by the Catholic
Sunday School Union, there was witnessed
an exhibition of skill and proficiency in the
mammal of arms, which was deserving of the
highest praise. Three members of the Port
land Cadets executed the silent drill in a
splendid manner, which for perfect unison of
movement, precseness of action, and rapidity
of execution, we have seldom if ever seen
equalled. A repetition was enthusiastically
demanded, and was given to the perfect salts
faction of the audience. We understand that
this excellent company, who, under the dirac-
tion OF their able and popular captain. are now
making rapid progress in the school of the
dler, will issue a challenge to the entire State,
IN the autumn of the present year. Our vari-
GUS military organizations must look well to
their laurels if they would preserve their repu-
tation. or the laurel crown may be wrung
from them by this young and growing compa
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

NEW YORK, June l6.-i'otton advanced 4c and in
moderate requests sales 25i5 bales; Midng upland.
| zosc FiouI-saes $500 bhs; State and Western
qa,et; State at go a26 80; Round hoop Ohio &c
~ W,; 30; western 50 q 20; Southern so "a 90
| @ 523; Choice White State IS; Winter red and
amber western So Corn scarce and firmer: safes
6o,00o push; interior and common Mixed Western 79
g DC goou 70 choice do 76 q zoe. Oats steady sales
$1,000 bush at 65tG69c Pork lower; new mess n C0
prime IL 90 q Is So Lard heavy at 81 20 10lc. Gmt.
ter steady. Ohio 10 g %; state 20 "a Soc Whiskey
shade trmer; Western tree 92a aDS3c. Pice oniet
| Carolina 81 q 92c. Sugar in lair request Muse,
yado @ 95e air to good refining 81 9 9lc. Coffee
unchanged at 464 az 47c; Rosn dull at So fol
strained Petroleum quiet; crude 15c; refined 25ac
Tal0w steady at 81 a 94c,
Freghts TO Liverpool drooping; Grain per sail 5l
"a Gid Cotton Id.
CHICAGO, June i6.-Flour dull. Wheat advanced
No. Spring 26a @ 27a. Corn materially active
frmer; No 2: Spring 75c. High Wines SOC. Pro,
visions-ldve Hogs week at IS q SO.Catte steady
RecepIs-5.6oo bbIs. -four, 55 900 bush wheat 2ss
600 bush. $4,000 bush oats 1000 BUSH rye 1900
bush. barley, 1000 hogs.
Shipments-60C0 bbs. -four, 40 900 bush. wheat
25,G00 bush. corn, TOGO hogs.
TOLEDO, o., June 16.-Flour Quiet. Wheat steady:
NO. white Michigan 81; Amber Michigan l 30
Rejected Red 35. Corn active and shade better
grade 55c. White 81 a Sc. Oats steady and moder-
ate demand; No. 568; No. 2 "a q 543c; Michigan
5Sc.
CINCINNATI June 1s.-Lard dull; 1Oc asked
Bulk meats dropping; shoulders at h3c; sides 7sD
sc shoulders sold at 5ac Bacon drOOping shoulders
6sc; clear rib S3c clear sides &c. Hogs in light de-
mand Whskey lower at SOC.
uplands 19c.
sew ORLEANS, June 16.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding uplands 194c
SAVANNAH, june 16.-Cotton heavy; MiudIng
uplands 19c.
MOBILE, June 16.-Cotton dull Middling up-
lands 19c. up
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17


THE usual religious notices OF Sunday services a
the Second Parish, High Street, State Street, 81
Lawrence Street, First Baptist and Plymouth
Churches have been withdrawn, but the services
continued in the churches at the usual hours OF
the Sabbath by their respective pastors.
NEW yERUsALEM CHURoH.-Public Services
will be held as usual tomorrow morning at 1O1 A M
Sunday School at IL O'Clock, In the vestry.
SECOND ADVENT MEETING,-Union HalI,-Elde
X. K. York, will preach at the usual hours SIM
7 SECOND UHrvEssALrsr Socrrry. putnam,
IA Hall India st Sunday School at 10 80 a. M Preach
Mass Phe xes the Ssa oil uIeSs ss
oniVersalist in the hour oil Death.
chnych 2, ~ 2: Ward will preach at Warren
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL-Locust st-SabbatI
school Prayer Meeting at 2.15; Sabbath School at
r. A; 3. 8. Concert at a. PRAYER Meeting
every Friday evening at IT, All are cordially invited
FIRST SECOND ADVENT CHURCH. .-s53, Congress
,s s,aer y. Richardson, will preach at the usual
MoUNTFoRr STREET A. NE. CHuRoH.-Rev p
y. STANFORD will commence his Iabors with this So
cety Tomorrow. Preaching at and u D. m.
., FIRST SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION, s51 I-2 CONGRESS
&C.; S.; Lecture or Review Of Dr. Carruthers .'Fast
O'Clock. ALI are Invited
FREE STeEET BAPTIST CHURcH.-Prcaching
Small. Sunday School az close OF morning Service
and Concert at 7P.M
CoSaREss STREET e. CHURcH.-Prayor meet
Ing. y A N. Preaching at 10l. Sunday School
e. II M; Preaching at P. M; Prayer Meeting
SPIRrrUALIsTs-Army and Navy Hall, corner of
Congress and Brown strsets-Children's Progressive
Lycenm at 10l a. M,
ST. PAUL's CHU RCH, corner Congress and Locust
st-Morning service Sunday at i0b o'clock A. M
Afternoon at o'clock. This Is free church with
Tree seats, and all are welcome.
THE Reform School g. s. will be beld Sunday b.
M nf otn lonk
Teacher is requested to be present or to provide
substitute. hg. = - T. Il -
Y. M. @. ASSOCIATION, Mechanics' Building. Cor
ner congress and Casco streets, Free Reading
koom-Social Religious Meetings Wednesday asd
Saturday evenings at a O'Clock. Young people and
strangers especially invited.
SEooND UNION SoorETY-No preaching sun-
day. Sunday School at 10i o'clock a. m.
BETHEL CHURCH. 90 Fore street.-Services Sab
au; Ca.n a; m At 10 90 O'Clock p M at and u o'clock
month. Also meetings on Monday ani Thursday
evenings Ut "a O'clock All from The sea and land are
cordially invited. ~
- WILLIsToN CHAPEL. corner OF May and Danforth
streets. Sabbath School at l3O P. M All are cordi-
aliy invited. Seats free. ,.t -, =
MISSION CHAPEL, behring's Bridge.-Sunday
school every Sunday at II p M All are yery c0rdi-
ally invited to attend. -.
WEST CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURcH.-Preacbipg at
O'clock T. M, by the Pastor, Rev. W. F. O6er,
Prayer Meeting at "A P. M Sabbath School at iO3
O'clock A M. ~ "a
NEwBURY STREET CHURCH,-Preachng at pm
ana p M Sabbath School at the close OF the after
noon service. All are invited.
PREBLE CHAPEL, corner Preble and Cumberland
Temperance Meeting at II. The Question to be con-
sdered fs, which is the responsible for the in
temperance prevalent in socety-ialse Religious
vited. -
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Severe Accident 10 mr.. VaIIaudt0A ham.

CINCINNATI, June 16--Clement L. Vallan-
digham, of the counsel for the defence of Thos.
McGeban n now % on trial At Lsbanop o. iSoa. f15 the
ally shot himself tonight. He was in the
room with Gov. McBurney, and while show
ing how Myers might have shot himself the
pistol discharged and the ball entered the right
side of the abdomen below the ribs The di-
rection of the ball is not known. The last in
telligence is that it did not penetrate the ntes-
tines, and the wound though dangerous is not
considered mortal so
Later dispatches from Lebanon say that
Vallandigham was regarded as unfavorable
and one physician said there were indications
of internal hemorrhage. All attempts to find
| the shots proved fruitless.
Still later advices state that his condition is
critical and that he is sinking fast, his hands
being cold. He had two pistols, and mistook
the loaded one for that containing no charge.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17
co MI M f R @ IAL.

Heceirss by Railroads and steamboats.
GRAND TRUNK RA1LwAY--199 cans milk, 100
bbls -four, IL cars bark, cars corn, do beet do
slaves, do lard, 6s do lumber. do bran do slaves
do clapboards, do laths, do hay, do STEEL do
shingles do potatoes, do sundries Shipments
East 600 bbls. -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-97 cases mdse. SO
veals, 27 bdls shoves Al bags 144 boxes scythes,
do hoes, 80 bdls saws, 56 pkgs sundries
STEAMER JoHu BROOKS FROM BosToE-S3 bbls
-four. SO hides 78 hds chairs So bbls bone COAL 10
qtls fish, bait MILL bbls plants. II cashs nails. 81
sails IL pcs duck 80 empty kegs 20 bbls rum 30 fir
kins butter IS coils cordage, Sc bdls hides. 10 bags
coffee, 10 rails dates, 25 bags cocoanuls, 25 boxes
cheese 25 crates onions, 25 cs lard For Canada and
up country, 10 bales gambia, 42i dye wood, 20
pcs narbe Is bds irOn 2S bales WOOL tcs lard 100
bags dye wood 1852 bdls cali SKINS 7S pkgs to order
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILRoAD--1 car
wood do cedar posts do potatoes, do shingles,
bds hides do churns, horse, IA bales excelsior,
cases goods 76 pkgs mdse, 81 cars freight for Bos
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17
METEOROLOGICAL.

WASHINGTON, June 1917 80 p. M.-Synopsis
OF the weather for past "a hours. Barometer
remains low on the Pacific coast but stationa-
ry at the Rocky Mountains, where the temper
ature has lallen somewhat. The barometer has
continued to fall throughout the Mississippi
valley and has risen but little on the East At
lantic. 1t is at its average height from Lake
Ontario to Michigan and southwark The
Missouri; it has fallen decidedly in the North.
west, and still more so from Virginia to Flor
da. Rainy and threating weather is reported
from Minnesota to Tennessee and westward
and also ou the coast from South Carolina tt
Northern Florida.
Probablities-It is probable that severe 10
cal storm will pass over Southern Georgia to
night. The rains and threatening weather il
the Mississippi valley will probably extent
Eastward on Saturday to the Blue Ridge, ant
fresh and brisk Easterly winds from Lake Fri,
to Lake Superior, and Southerly winds on th,
mil oaof
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

the alleged assault The falling of Hatch, 1t
was testified, was voluntary and for the sake
of making out case, which as was expected
amounted to nothing.
There is to be Strawberry and Ice Cream
Festival at Allen Mission Chapel, Locust
street, Monday evening"
The Portland Catholic Sabbath School Union
will give dramatic entertainment next Mon
day evening, at Music Hall, on which occasion
they will perform the drama of Robert EN-
NETT and the farce of That Rascal Pat. Their
recent performances in Music Hall were high
ly spoken of by those who were present.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

=. The state of siege Of Paris ceased yesterday
The National Guard in the valley of the
Rhine from Lyons to Versailles is being dis.
armed. There are $4,000 soldiers in Paris, 20, !
600 will be sent to Algeria, and all the princ-
pal towns will be garrisoned. SI
The International Society of Paris makes
the following proclamation: I'VE are disarned
but not conquered aud are still 100000 strong.
Favre and Trochu were the authors of our
misfcrtunes, aided by capital and the priest.
hood. We accept the responsibility of the
confiagratiops. We must have no interior
Deputies and no reversion at the polls. The
reaction took awav our arms but not our votes.
"ViOe Ia Social RepubliQue,'' "Vive Ia Com
n,ane.'' o4rN5-rsq-
Miss Rye took out 113 children on the
steamship Prussian, which sailed from Lon
don tor Quebec. g
Fourteen persons were drowBed by an acci-
dent on Moray Firth, England, Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17
RHODE ISLAND.
Tho S5.npf

PROVIDENCE, june 16.-At Narrangansett
Park the race for 2 30 horses was won by Susie
of Westfeld, Mass. Lottery of New York
takes the second money, and Bridget of Phila-
delphia the third Eastern Boy was fourth,
and Sea-toam aud Charles Dickens were dis
tanced. Time Q 81 IL, 2 80, q 81 and 238.
The race for $500, for all horses, $3.50 to the
won by Lucy OF New York, in three straight
heats, beating Geo. Palmer of New York, the
Rhode Island being withdrawn. Time, 2.26 IL.
q 225 and 224
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17
NEW uAmpsmlRE.
Legislature.

CONCORD, June 16. Gov Weston laid be-
fore the House to-day communications from
the Governor of Pennsylvania soliciting the
State to join the National Committee for
centennial celebration in 1876 Petition of the
chairman of the U. s. Light House Board for
leave to purchase land in the State for light
house purposes with power to take it to a jury
for appraisal in case of the dsag g, ment of the
parties; and communication from the trustees
of the Antietam Cemetery soliciting aid for the
erection of monument. Referred. Both
houses adjourned to MOnday
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

LONDON, June 16-4.30 P. M-Consols 90 a 92l
for money and account.
American securities firm; U. S. 5-2Os, 1862 9O3; do
1853 old, 9o3; do 1867, 9Ot; U. S. 10-40s $50.
Sugar afl1at 3ls Sd.
LIVERPOOL, June 16-4 80 P. M.-Cotton firm ;
sales 1s 900 bales; MddIing upands 81 q SD. Cotton
aoat 43G QUO bales, of which 1872 coo are American
Yarns aud fabrics at Manchester firm.
Cheese els. Bacon 35s Tor Cumberland Cut,
Refined Petroleum lSId.
LONDON, June 16-13O P. M.-Consols 92g for
money and account
American securities u. 8. 5-2Os 1862, 9O1.
LIVERPOOL, June 16-1.3). P, M.-Cotton firm:
Middling .uplands 81 q sgd; sales $4,000 bales =
california Wheat at lis q lid; new red Spring los
I'd q los Cd. Pork 55s.. fallow 43s 3d.
FRANKFORT, Juns 16.-United States 5-2O's 1865
at 963. ~
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPrr, BLOW, BLOW
aud disgust everybody with the offensive odor
from yonr Cstarrh, Just. because some old fogy
doctor who has not discovered and will nos be-
lieve that the world moves, tells you that it
cannot be cured. The proprietor Of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will pay $500 reward for a
case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by
druggists, or send sixty cents to r. V. Pierce,
M. D. 133 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y, for it.
a- je13th--eod1w tu-th-sSaw1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES. AT the recent law
term of the s. j. Court in Augusta, the fol-
lowing assignments were made for She coming
year: s"s' sD'7F 'i'''' i'--t tsF 'Eti
APPLETON. Oxford, Sd Tuesday of Sep.
tember; Penobscot, 1st Tuesday Of October;
Piscataquis, 4th Tuesday Of February; PenoD-
scot, 1st Tuesday of April. o
BARRows. Piscataquis, End Tuesday of
September; Washington, 1st Tuesday Of Oc
tobef; Somerset. Sd Tuesday of December;
Androscoggin, Sd Tuesday of January; Knox,
2ud Tuesday OF March; Cumberland, 2nd
Tuesday of April.
CUTTING. PeBobscot, End Tuesday of Au-
gust; AndroscoggiD, Sd Tuesday of September
Hancock, End Tuesday of October; Penobscot,
| 1st Tuesday of January; Sagadahoe, 1st Tues
| day of April; York, Sd Tuesday of May.
DiNFORTH Kennebec, LIST Tuesday O.
! August; Somerset, Sd Tuesday Of September
Lincoln, 4tb Tuesday of October; York, Isl
| Tuesday of January; Somerset, 3sd Tuesday
of March; Washington, 4th Tuesday of April
D1cKERsoN Sagadahoc, Srd Tuesday o
| August: Knox, 3rd Tuesday of September
| Kennebec. 3rd Tuesday Of October; Waldo
| 1st Tuesday of January; Aroostook, 4th Tues
day Of February Waldo, 3rd Tuesday of April
KENT. Aroostook, 3rd Tuesday of Septem
Der; Waldo 3rd Tuesday OF october; Knox
I'd Tuesday of December; Penobscot, Is
tuesday of February; Kennebec, LIST Imesda!
OF March; Hancock, % Tuesday of April.
tember; Cumberland. "a ~ Tuesday Of October
Sagadahock, 3d Tuesday Of December; Wash
ington, 1st Tuesday Of January; Oxford, q
Tuesday OF March; Lincoln, 4th Tuesday 0
April.
WALTON. York, 3rd Tuesday of Septem
ber; Oxford, 1st Tuesday OF December; Cum
berland, End Tuesday of January; Franklin
1st Tuesday Of March; Androscoggin, 3r,
Tuesday of April
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17
NEW YORK,
Rjaksa ReUlmsnf

NEW YORK, June 16-The ninth regiment,
Colonel James Fisk, Jr., commanding, left at
five O'Clock this p. M. for Boston. The regi-
ment mustered nearly nine hundred men and
was escorted down Broadway by the eighth
regiment. 1t is stated that Colonel Fisk will
endeavor to secure Boston Theatre for re-
ligiOus services on Sunday, and in the event
of failure of this plan will assemble the men
in franklin Square in front of st. James Ho-
tel to hold prayers and listen to sermon in
the strees. The chaplain, Reverend Doctor
Flagg, accompanies the regiment Several
letters were received from Boston military
men by officers OF the ninth regiment to-day,
expressing their disgust at the conduct of the
civic authorities OF Boston and Charlestown
and assuring them heartier welcome in con-
sequence. s.ss
Burglary.
Some burglars stole $25,OOO worth of bonds
and mortgages from safe belonging to r. M.
Vail at Goshen, N. Y. last night
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17
BRIGes' Pile Remedies are success. II

WE LEARN WISDOM FROM ExPER1ENCF.-
When the complexion is pale or sallow it de-
notes vitiated blood and unhealthy secretions.
By using FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP HYPo.
PHosPHrTEs regularly, and tobserving the di-
rections accompanying each bottle, for few
weeks, the blood becomes pure, the secretions
of the body well disposed, the skin healthy, the
features assume more youthful appearance
while buoyant spirits indicate the return of
health. je12th-d1 w&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

to an enervating system, there is nothing yet
produced as tonic equal TO ATwooD's
QUININE Tonic BITTERs. They are sanitary,
exceedingly nutritious, ,!and are recognized by
the medical faculty as being extremely bene.
fetal as a spring medicine
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

PORTLAND TINE THANKSGIVING TO the de-
mand for the last edition of the Portland Time
Tables, extra copies have been printed ,and are
for sale at the Daily PRESS Office. Price
cents. Patrons will receive them free by ap.
plying at the counter. VIM M. MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, June Secretary Boutwell,
TINS T. M decided that he has power to hear
t1e appeal OF the New York Central Railroad
company from the recent decision of the
commissioner of Internal Revenue, but that
u u is not necessary to do so for the due admin
~ s.ratl4n OF the law or for the protection of
the rights OF the company. If therefore the
company shall not pay the amount already
assessed there will be levy on their property.
1ney however. have right to institute a suit
against the Collector and the Government
~thus be enabled to defend the decision.
Battle with the CoreamE.
Admiral Rogers, commanding the Asiatic
fleet, forwards from BOrsa island, Corean j une
81, the following account Of his reception by
the Coreans, to whom he had gone for the pur-
pose OF negotiating treaty for the protection
Of ship wrecked sailors of civilized nations who
nave hitherto suffered death, slavery, or other
cruel treatment at the hands Of the natives.
Our Minister and COrean Envoys exchanged
professions of amicable intentions to survey
of their waters.
The Monococy ,Palos and four steam launch
es under Commander Blake were sent Jupe
1st to examine the river Sable at a point called
Difficult passage on the French chart. at a
pOint where navigation is most perilous,-
masked batteries manned by several thousand
COreans unmasked and opened heavy fire
without warning upon our people.
The French ships In advance fought gallant
~ anu our Vesse's neallng up drove the enemy
from their works. The tide swept all the ships
past the batteries and they anchored and
threw inch shells among the retreating enc
my, which evidently were not expected.
The Monocacy was slightly injured by knock
ing upon sunken rock, out it is DOW tempor-
arily repaired. The vessels in returning re-
ceved no fire. The enemy having been driven
from the forts. Our people displayed great
gallantry and only two were slightly wounded.
communication was received to-day which
may open negotiations. Otherwise, since the
Coreans have met peaceful evertures with un-
provoked war, our forces will land, and de-
strOyipg the forts will take such others meas
ures as the interests Of civilization require.
All the members of the Cabinet were present
to-day with the exception of Mr.. Oakeman.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

GREEN Passive were furnished yesterday
with bountiful mess of green Peas from the
farm of Freedom Douglass, Esq, OF Gorham.-
They were taken from the open field and were
the best grown of anything that we have seen
80 early in the season. Our friend has our
thanks for his early attention to nnI wants
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

A committee has been appointed by the
Boston Common Council to confer with the
United States Commissioners and the authori-
ties of Philadelphia in regard to the celebra.
tiOn of the one hundredth anniversary o
American Ipdepeudepce
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

MEssRs. F. o. BAILEx & Co. will sell on
Market street at II o'clock this morning
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, Dump Carts,
etc.
At their salesroom, 18 Exchange street, at
10. a large collection of plants from Norton
Bros, Dorchester, Mass. consisting of all the
rare and choice varieties.
And at 8 p. M, the real estate known as the
Knight property, on old Ferry road New High
street, Ferry Village. See auction column. 3
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

Now that Mr.. Greeley has been making
some loose speeches, his enemies charge that
he is angling after the Democratic domination
for the presidency. Horace Greeley has never
done much fishing of any kind and being a
man of principle will never fish in that Dead
Sea for fayOrs
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

PORTLAND & ROCHESTER r. R.-The Roch.
ester Courier says: This road is now nearly all
graded and ready for the rails to this village.
The gravel train now runs to East Rochester.
The bridge across the river at that place will
be built by Saturday night and then the rails
will be put down at fast rate. July 4th will
bring the iron horse from Portland to this
place, l...
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

jon PRINrINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
Owest possible rates. VIM. Nj. MARKS.
CALL at Lotbrop's, 1862 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. tt
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

SCHLoTTERBECKs' Moth and Freckle Lo-
ton, will remove Tan, Sunburn and Erup
tions from the skin. Price 5Octs per bottle.
io17tk.dtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

PERToDIcALs.-Harper's Monthly and Go.
dey's Lady's Book for July have been re-.
ceived and are for sale at the book and
periodical stores of Messrs. Bailey and
Noyes, and H. L. Davis, Exchange Street;
Loring Short & Harmon and Augustus Robin
son, under Falmouth Hotel, also at the school
book. music and periodical store of E. G. An
drews, No. SO Center street, and at the book
and periodical depot OF Messrs. Fessenden
Bros, Lancaster Hall.