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OHIO.
INDICTMENT FOR LOT
LOTTERY ADVERTISING,

CINCINNATI, April 1O.-The grand jury have
indicted the proprietors of the daily papers of
this city save the Post, for advertising a grand
gilt concert by the Milwaukee Musical Society.
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New Advertise enss Ts.Day.
ENTERrAINMENr COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN. --s
Music Hall. Mr. John Murray. --i
concert and Fair. Congress ST. N. E. Chulch.
military Concert. :. City Hall. r.s07
AUCTION COLUMN.
groceries. IF. o. Bailey & Co. -t. -.-...
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
g. A X. IS. B. Graves. ta
-Crockery and Glass Ware. ...J. f. Land & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
NJ. c. M. A.. :. L. F. Pmgree. t. m rtt
Laborers Wanted. G. +. llutchings.
Caution. Elisha Dyer.
Houses for Sale. VIM Burrows.
Abbott Family School. Alden l.. Blehen.
Wax Work. .. Miss A. M. Thompson.
New Millinery. Mrs. 1. p. johnson.
House for Sale. Isaac Mcclellan.
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MISSOURI.

MEMPHIS, April 10.-Buffalo gnats are kill
ing large numbers Of horses mules aud cattle
along the Missouri river. The recent overflow
OF the Missouri has made them and the mos
quitOeS very numerous
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F. o. BAILEY & Co. sell at 23O this alter
noon, at salesrooms, q general assortment Of
dry and fancy goods by order of sheriff. See
| particulars in auction column. f1.7
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AUCTION SALES.
Hotel Property at Public Auction.

"IIL be sold at North Bridgton, commencing
w Tuesday. April II, 1871, at ten o'clock
A. NJ. and continue until all is sold, the Hote
with the Furniture, &C., necessary for the
working OF the same. Said stand Is situated in one
the head OF Long Pond and Sebdgo Lake navigation,
connected by the p. & o. R. r. with Portland, max
ing one OF the most desirable routes in the country
for the tourist and at the centre of the route from
the g. T. to the P. 81 o. X. X. via Bridgton three
miles from Bridgton Centre from Harrison village.
and miles from Waterford. Also within five min
utes walk OF Steam boat landing, Church, Academy,
Post ONCE and Stores; all making good location
Ior summer boarders and students. House two
stories high large and commodious and good stable,
repair.
For terms OF sale and let OF articles see posters.
w IL stormy, sale to take place next fair day.
s. II. PERRY,
J.W. PERRY,
JOS. w. PERRY.
ap4tt&std s. WE'RE Anctonaar
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A NEW invoice of that celebrated guaranteed
Redfeld and Rice plated ware received at
Cogia Hassan's yesterday. Gobblets, cups
napkin-rings, castors, spoons, forks, ETC., offer
ing at astonishing low prices. ~
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DIT FIRST Tn GGA ,lAThe westbrook Seminary
SATURDAY BY pIaSina field exercise last
They were victorious by the score of as tn oe
Judgin: from its record of last season we " ~.
warranted in thinking it will hold nrom,;, a,e
coming year. N'"'e 'ne
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USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver-P Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manufa ctur
ed by N. ID. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change St., Room 5. 1t gives them instantly
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. If satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded. tt
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PoTrsv1LLE, April 1C.-The Hyde Park min.
ers at Scranton to-day appointed committee
to wait upon the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western Railroad Company, which is regard.
ed as an indication that they are willing to &C
to work on the terms offered by the company
there is no prospect Of an early resumption.
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WE invite the attention of the trade to our
elegant stock Of new spring goods for fine GUS
tenn clothing. GEO. w. Rich & Co.,
173 Fore street
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SPLENDID stock of new clothing now on on.
counters. All goods warranted and prices hon
est. GEO. w. RICH & Co.,
172 Eora otrock
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PENNsYLYANIA.
COMPLETION OF A RAILROAD.


naia,,;n sboRa, April 1O.-cne rlNsDurg q ION
day, giving Pittsburg direct communication
with Baltimore,
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. ian11eodtf 4,
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Go and look at the new invoice Of Chrome
just received at Schumacher Bros. No. Deer
ing Block. apr11-tf
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VIOLENT STORM

ATcHIsoN, April 10.-A fine soaking rain fell
last night and to-day a severe wind prevailed
doing considerable damage. The Baptist
church was badly wrecked and grain-house
on the levee unroofed. There has probably
been much damege done throughout northern
Kansas. There is the promise Of finer har-
vest than ever was known.
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Coon TEMpLARs.-The Grand Lodge of
Good Templars of Maine meets at Fluents
Hall in this city tomorrow "wednesday at
O'Clock P. M. A public meeting will be held
at City Hall in the evening at IL o'clock, at
winch addresses are expected from Governor
the Order. f'
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A DONATION Of liz spools of thread from Co
gia Hassan is gratefully acknowledged by the
martha Washington Society,"
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CITY AND VICINITY

Our advertising patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as early In the day as possible. i'd
rertisements to appear Monday morniuo should be
sent IN Saturday, mot Sunday.) ....,
~ free Rehgiousl Notices must be. sent in as
early as Friday noon, -. -, ~ - =
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METEOROLOGICAL,

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, April 10.-Observation taken at p. M
Barometer 20 IS: change minus ID; ,hermome-
ter "a; change minus II; relative humidity So
wind NV; velocity of wind 81 miles per hour.
probable that threatening weather with brisk
winds will be experienced Tuesday on the
Gulf, lower Mississippi, lakes Erie and Onta-
rio, and to less extent in the Eastern States
Cloudy weather and falling barometer are
probable for the Middle and Southern Allan
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HARPER's BAzAAR.-The number for the
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Bros, Lancaster Hall; also by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C.. 1877
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
OF Fashion.takes the lead of all others, and is q
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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THE WEATHER

Heavy rain has prevailed in this city and ex.
tended all through the northwest.
A destructive fire at Linneus, Mo-, on Sun
day night, destroyed property to the value Of
$4,000. The principal sufferers were the Mis-
sourian Office and Masonic Hall.
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CRITICISM. friend of the Star cannot
have read the criticisms of his contemporaries
on Maggie Mitchell very carefully when he
states that their verdict was one of almost un-
limited flattery. As far as the PRESS was con-
cerned-and we believe the Advertiser and dr.
gus also-the verdict rendered was almost
identical with that of the Star. We spoke OF
the grace and poetry Of motion expressed in
her acting, Of her witching coquetry and de-
lightful abandon, of the spontaneity and infec-
tious character of her laugh, and the general
fascination that she exercised. We also
stated that at times she. was really pathetic, as
in the scene where she loses her reason, in the
'Pearl of Savoy" and again, in "Fanchon,"
where she feels SO keenly the ridiculous ap-
pearance she has made at the festival and the
disgrace she has brought upon Landry Bar
beaud. But we stated that she was not by any
means entitled to rank among the opponents
of the tragic or melodramic school, for both
figure and voice were against her, however
thoroughly she might comprehend the charac-
ter to be personated. We think too our friend
of the Star has a different conception of
"Fanchon" from ourselves. There are people
greatest calamity can never wholly sink their
peculiar temper ament, but are sure to make a
joke or give vent to laugh in the midst of
their grief. The Star must remember that if
Fanchon does and Gays grote,que things when
she is talking to Landry, at time when she
ought not, that that is the fault of her bringing
up-that she cannot all at once assume the
bearing or understand the situation as a
thoughtful woman would. But we have not
the space to analyze Maggie Mitehelrs acting
or write an essay on Fanchon. We must re-
quest our Star journalist to be little more
careful when he refers to the opinions of others,
remembering that they may be as good as his
own. He might have added that in our
"unstinted praise" of the performances we
were quite severe on the merits of the other
actors as a whole, (whose efforts were so accep.
tible to him. and on the defects in the produc.
ton of the "Pearl of Savoy
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Money, which was very stringent during the early
Gold became suddenly easy near the close OF bank
ing hours and loans were readily made at Der cent
currency. The receipts from the interior TODAY
amounted to 81 500 900, which seriously obstructed
any attempt to make Money artifcalIy scarce lSter
ling Exchange duh at 1904 a. 1iOI. ''''' S''ei-
Stocks took an upward turn when Morav hooo,,,o
tions: nv 'no CLOSING quota
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As usual we urge all our friends to 60 to
George w. Rich & Co. for good clothing, at
fair prices. Store 173 Fore St. apr8eod1w
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GILT shades, and tassels with fixtures COM
plete, 81 90 each at Lothrop's.
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NEW YORK. April 10--Evening.-The Gold Ex-
cnange adjourned at o'clock this afternoon in
sequence OF the German peace celebration, and bus
ootn in the Gold room and in the Government
The total sales of Geld were at IIOI "a I1o3. The
ciearances have been 1925 900. Governments were
gsneraiy fraction higher than noon quotations.
The following are the quotations:
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FRESH spring dress goods opening at Cogia
Hassan's. sre sf7
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HATS and caps Of the latest style just re-.
ceived at E. A. Burnell's, LAT Middle street
anr2-1w
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Beautiful Shells at Auction.

IN SATURDAY, April 18th, at 10 A. NJ. and 8
UP N, 1t Office, shall sell the choicest collection
OF shells ever offered In this market.
The collection will be on exhibition on and alter
the 14th inst. The public are invited to call and
anime them.
1Ladies particularly invited to the sale.
ap10td +. U. BAILEY q CO., Auct'rs.
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ARTISTS. -Oficer McClusky last evening
discovered Thos Ok with lot of rigging, which
he was endeavoring to sell at junk shop
The officer, presuming from the past character
Of the fellow that he stole the rigging, arrested
him and took him and bis plumber to the lock-
up.
Deputy Marshal Sterling last night after re-
firing heard somebody near his residence max
ing the night hideous with his bowls and
threats of whipping any man in creation. The
deputy donned his garments, went out and ar
rested the fellow, took him to the lookup, and
then calmly retired to his couch.
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EVERY style and quality of lace collars just
received at Coga Hassans. Prices from 10
cts. to $780, t.cs -a4- e, ,s- a.f
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrb. IT,
ME-. KINGDOM CLIFFORD recently said in a
-1ecIufe pet0re Ino ISUyaT IuSJrtute AGnaS "a
quite possible for conventional rules of action
and conventional habits Of thought to get
such power that progress is impossible" q
truism for every walk, work or profession and
a proper heading for an advertisement for
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPQPHos-
PHTTEs. This preparation has been before the
public several years, has been tried tested and
approved by the leading men in the faculty OF
medicine, and yet there are fossils in the pro-
fession, who persist in prescribing the old pal
liative remedies Of their grandsires in such dis
eases as Consumption, and others indicative Of
prostration of the vital powers, and pronounce
them incurable. Progress in medical science
is indeed impossible when conventional habit
of thought has such strong holds. s
eat 7i apr10th-eod1w
$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor Of
DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
covery for medicine that will equal it in the
cure of silver Complaint or "Billiousness, u
Constipation Of the Bowels, Bronchial Throat
and Lung diseases, severe Coughs, and as a
blood purifier for the cure of Scrofulons dis.
eases, Boils, Eruptions, Tumors, Pimples
Blotches and Rashes appearing upon the face
Solo by druggists.
apr11th-eod1w tu-th -s&w1t
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
.t...... II LOVE YOU"
"ILOVE YOU" "
.s.s., - II LOVE YOU" ,. ~,
II LOVE YOU" f%
81 LOVE YOU"
at 81 LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
mar7-eod3mos
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JOB PRNTING.-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, M. MARKS.
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MINISTER'S ExoHANGE.-We learn that in
obedience to repeated requests, a Ministers
Exchange. with record of ministers and par
ish committees desiring acquaintance for a
Sabbath or longer, has been opened with Hoyt,
Fogg & Breed Of this city, to whom applica-
ton may be made by parties interested. AS
Congregationalists have taken the initial steps
we shall look for similar movements for the &C
commodation of churches and preachers in
Maine of other denominations
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II. K. HUNT.
Commission Merchant and Auotionss,

MO. 316 Congress ST., will sell every evening
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods viii be sold during the day in lots to sui
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced on a.
descriptions of goods Consgnments not limited.
February II, 1868. dit
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

New lot fine Ciuny lace collars, at 80 cents
each, at Cogia Hassan's. apI6-1w
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FIRST PARIsH.-The annual meeting of this
parish took place yesterday afternoon. John
Rand, Esq, was elected moderator and w. P.
Preble; clerk. The report of the Treasurer
was read and ordered to be placed on file. Mr.
J. G. Proctor declined to be considered can
didate for re election TO the Office of Treasurer
and Mr.. Ira P. Harrington was elected in his
place. Mr.. O'Neil w. Robinson was elected
collector, and Messrs. Chas H. Haskell and
Chas. E. Jose were reelected assessors.
Messrs. S. J. Smith, M. P. Emery, and John
E. Donnell were reelected parish committee,
and VIM. A. Stillings, sexton. II was voted
that the salary of the pastor for the ensuing
year be $4,000; the treasurer declined to re-
celve any compensation; the salary OF the col
iector was made per cent. of the amount
collected and paid Unto tho treasurer about
$500; the salary of the sexton $500. 1t was
voted to pay $1,000 for music the ensuing wear.
and other moneys for minor Expenses,
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nual meeting OF this society was held at their
rooms on Federal street, yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, the President, Oliver Gerrish, esq.,,
in the chair. The Secretary's report of the
last annual meeting was read and accented
The meeting then proceeded to elect board of
nine managers for the ensuing year, as follows
Oliver Gerrish, j. T. McCobb, Rensselaer,
Cram, Andrew Spring, T. C. Hersey, w. s
Dana, Eben Steele, s. r. .Thurston, H. M. Pay
son. The report of the Treasurer, j. T. Nc
Cobb, esq, was also read and accepted. 1t was
voted to call meeting Of the new board Of
managers on Wednesday afternoon at 4 O. clock.
We learn from the report Of the Secretary,
Dr. 9. E. Webster, that the whole number of
persons who have received medical and surgi-
cal aid from the Dispensary during the past
year is four hundred and thirty-fve. OF these
one hundred and fifty -one were males, and
TWO hundred and eighty females; one hundred
and seventy-seven were children under fifteen
years Of age; thirtytwo were sixty years Of
age and upwards. Sixty-three were treated at
their homes, the remainder at the Dispensary.
The medicines used have been supplied BY L.
Q. Gibson, at a cost of $16563 1t has been the
aim of the society to furnish as little medicine
as possible, and where applicants for attend
ance have been able to buy their own medi-
cine they have been invariably required to do
go. rt-f'7 - &fE4<f
Since the last meeting this association. as
we'll as those Of similar character, has sus.
tanned serious loss in the death of one of its
managers. Henry B. Hart, esq. He has ever
been one Of its most cordial supporters. his
heart and hand always being open to the calls
OF suffering and distress. He was emphatical-
~ the poor mans friend, and not only will this
but many other chasitaple institutions miss his
cheering presence and substantial aid. That
the Dispensary is of great benefit to the desti
tute and sufferins hosrh aan proved by the
number of years of its existence. Anu. IT is
hoped that during the coming year some means
will be adopted to increase its funds, and there
by its usefulness. Adjourned.
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Sherih's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS: GO
TAKEN on execution and will be sold to the bioh
L est bidder, on Tuesday, the Eleventh day Of
April, at IL o'clock ?. M, at the Auction Room
OF +. o. Bailey 81 Co, No. 10 Exchange Street, In
somai snq county aiorssad the following per-
Fancy Goods, being the stock Of a retail dealerl
Dated at Portland, April 8, 1871.
W. L. PENNELL, Deputy Sheriff.
adr9td +. o. BAILEY q Co. Auctra.
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ALL the new styles of hats and bonnets now
on exhibition at Cogia Hassan's bonnet rooms.
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TUE IRvING-WEED ASSAULT,

ALBANY, April 10-Representative Irving,
who committed an assault ON Mr.. Weed, has
resigned his seat in the Assembly, in letter,
in which he processes regret for the occurrence
and says that Weed struck him first, having
for long time manifested settled desire to
irritate and insult him.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIeas'Allavantor cures Catarrb.

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success, If.
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CONTINUED FIGHTING.
THE COMMONWEALTH ms. co.

NEW YORK, April 10.-At meeting this af-
ternoon OF the stockholders of the Common
wealth Insurance Company in this city, D. L.
Doughty, secretary of the company, made q
statement OF the affairs and management, con.
frming the currentireport OF frauds and irrey-
ularities by some of its officials. Mr.. Doughty
stated that his cash was continually $1,000 or
$1,000 short, and he had been informed that
the office boy OF the president of the company,
George y. Halves, frequently, went to the safe
said that Henry Clews & Co. have been paid
only $500 in payment of a loan of $40, 900; that
raves told him repeatedly he would fix it and
it would not show. He Doughty afterwards
found ms cash was short some $500 or $4,000
and notified Halves, who thereupon told him to
add it to the losses so as to make it all right
In this way he changed $175 to $1175 and va
rious other sums in like manner. The total
amount Of these additions" he thought might
be about $SOOO He did not consider these al.
teratlons but merely additions OF figures all of
woich were made by order of Hawes The
committee of directors previously appointed
reported that the company could receive its
outstanding policies for $84, 900, but owing to
the presence Of receiver they could take no
action in this direction. An examination Of
the books showed the deficit amounted to only
81 81 per cent. and perhaps might De reduced to
40 per cent. The stockholders resolved to
make up the deficiency in the capital, take the
company II possible out of the hands of re-
CITY AND VICINITY.
At the German peace celebration William
Cullen Bryant said they were celebrating the
return of peace to France and Germany. The
French were gallant, high spirited, impetuous.
but wholly unreasonable. They were weak
ened by the eorruptions of the despotic govern
ment of the spurious Caesar, and their armies
were broken down before legions trained in the
best military system the world ever saw. The
soldiers OF France were taken in tens of thOus-
ands like minnows in a net The scars on
both countries would soon heal, for the soldiers
of both armies were returning to the pillow and
workshop and both nations would be side by
side in harmony with peace, which is the law
of the universe.
All the German societies will give concerts
and receptions tonight. The German quarters
OF the city are brilliantly illuminated. Des-
patches from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Nash
vile, Washington and from many of the prin-
cipal cities in all parts of the country report
similar grand and successful celebrations at the
return OF peace. AT Cleveland, Ohio, several
casualties occurred, two lads being killed by a
runaway horse. .D
The buOys at Fire Island inlet are entirely
gone, which render navigation very difficult
and dangerous on the Long Island coast
THE RvING-wEED ASSAULT
ALBANY, April 10.-Representativ Irving,
who committed an assault ON Mr.. Weed, has
resigned his seat in the Assembly, in letter,
in which he processes regret for the occurrence
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Groceries and Store Fixtures at
AnefiNn

0N Tuesday, April 18th at 2 IL O'Clock P M, we
~ shall sell at Salesroom, general assortment OF
Groceries and Store Fixtures. The Stock il from
out of the City, and is said TO be first-class.
ap8dtd +. o. BAILEY q CO., Auctioneers.
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FOR EIGN.
re.Fs
,.a p ,,lss FRANCE. -.1Hu
s-.1~rE . - .-- --r
The Commune Without a Head
AN ATTEMPT FOR PEACE.
AWFUL 0UTRAGEs ON THE CHURCH,
u Ia - .-t
The Proposed Attack ON the City.
FOR EIGN.
FRANCE.
AN ATTEMPT FOR PEACE.
AWFUL 0UTRAeEs ON THE CHURCH
SORTIE REFUSED.

The Proposed Attack ON the City.
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