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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08
In one Volume, Price IN cc,,.,

IN one VOIume, Fflce ID CENTS.
The following Medical Lectures for Gentlemen:
1. PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGES:
2. PREMATURE DECLINE LNMAN.
8. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE
ORGANS.
5, SPERMATORRHEA.
6. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
7. TREATMENT AND CURE.
Price 50 cents by mail. Address the author, DIR.
CURTIS. fremont Place, Boston.
mrS-sneOd1y junl3
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Hon. ASA PACKER of Pennsylvania, a rail :
road king and iron prince, offers the trustees
of the Lehigh University. on condition that the
institution hereafter be under the auspices of
the Protestant Episcopal church and tuition
perfectly free in all regular classes, $3.50 900 as
soon as the trustees raise $125, 900, and Sec
ond gilt of $3.50 900 when a second $125, 900 is
raised by the trustees. While the trustees are
raising the first 1926 600 he will give $4,000 a
years towards incidental expenses.
AS Democrat, Asa don't take the new ode
parter +"
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

DR.. LELAND's success in his system Of treat
log diseases is attracting the attention of per-
sous suffering from disease both in this city
and throughout the State. Every one of his
patients speak in most decided terms of its
beneficial effects upon them. Diseases of years
standing are made to yield under this treat
ment and the patient RECEIVERS when all other
remedies have failed. All persons interested
are invited 10 car and examine for themselves
Patients under treatment will be pleased to
give their experience of it. DR.. Leland NAV
be found at his Institute in Cahoon Block near
City Hall, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays; at Boston and Lowell on
Saturday, Sunday and Monday inclusive each
week. 1t convenient, persons calling for con-
sultation, will please call on Tuesdays and
Wednesdays Consultation free. Assistants
will be in constant attendance at the Insti-
tute.
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A CHEAP GRUB KtLLER.-Dissolve coffee.
cupful of salt in hot water and then put it in
common-sized watering pan, and fill up
with cold water. just give each plant gem
tie switch over with this mixture, and thew
will disappear in a moment, and the salt and
water will nourish the plants wonderfully.
All green's are fond of salt and water Some
people would be afraid of killing their caul.
flowers; but it must be borne in mind that the
salt and water will not penetrate the leaves
1t runs to the roots killing every caterpillar in
its way Gardeners Monthly.
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Assignee Sale of Real Estate and
Personal Property,
At AUCTION.

I'm Thursday. July 18th, at 10 a. M, we shall sell
- at the sa.esroom OF +. o. Bailey & Co., 10 Ex-
change St. in Portland, all the interest OF t. e. Stu
art IN the following property; viz: Patent Hosting
Gear, fatenl Tack and Nail Hammer, Patent Cess
pool. Patent Blind Fastening. | Silver Watch, I
Patent Tack and Nail TANNERS; Also in a lot OF
land situated IN Gorham, on the line of Portland q
Rochester X r., at the junction with the road lead
ing iron. the Buxton road to Coman Hardne's con.
tanning i've acres and being valuable Sand-pt; be-
ing The same property conveyed to L. K. Stuart and
John M6eConkey, by Levi Hale, by deed dated May
10Th. 1867, recorded in Cum bertrand Registry OF
Deeds, Book 351, Page 1876, and by McCoukey to
said Stuart. May 10Th, 1870. Also one half in com
mon and undivided in six hundred acres of Timber
land, situated in Chambers County, Texas
Also, ON the premises as p m.
certain lot OF land situated the north east cor
ner Of Monument and Adams SITS, containing about
1000 sqr It OF land, with three story dwelling house
and store thereon.
Also, ON the premises nj Zap m
lot OF land on Poplars No. So containing 4731 sqr
IT,, more or less, with small dwelling house there
adjoining The lot the south side and situated on
the west side OF Pops st, containing 5000 so.
IL down to the grade with Washington st.. being
same conveyed to I. E. Stuart by Mathew Flaherty,
by deed recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds
Book 343, Page 1872.
Also. ON the premises at 4 Ia D. nm.
lot OF land on The easterly side of Briggs st con-
tanning about $500 So. IT, with tenement house
thereon, being Lar conveyed to said Stuart by
Alexander Edmon'is, by deed dated Feb. 2stb 1868
and recorded in the Cumberland Registry OF Deeds
Book $50, Page 24s.
The incumbrance on the above property will be
stated at time and place of sale.
j. A. LOCKE, Assignee
OF the Estate of II. K. STUART.
jy4td F. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneefs
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The labors of DR.. Gather to establish the
American and International Christian Moral
Science Association does not seem to be a sue
cess in financial point of view. The break
lasts developed considerable talk, but when
the gentlemen were requested to join at the
rate of 1926 or $50 initiation fee there is report
ed to have been some hesitation, accompanied
with an inquiry as to the precise object that
the Association would devote its funds The
first proposed Congress has been held, and
now circular throws little light upon the
financial department as may be seen from the
following extract:
The committee appointed to audit the ac-
counts of Rev. DR.. Gather, in originating the
Association in this country, unanimously re-
solved in favor of allowing the travelling and
other expenses incurred by him in the course
of his ten months of labor, amounting to 49,
$50, and also of suitably compromising him for
the same at the rate Of $500 per annum, max
ing. with the allowance of some small receipts
from England, a gross expenditure of just
$4,000. The funds in the hands of the treasur
er from subscriptions already received are ex-
hausted in meeting these Indispensable pay
ments, leaving balance due him of $1,000. In
order to cancel this balance the subscribers are
earnestly requested to make immediate pay
ment to the treasurer
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The Commissioner of Patents to day grant.
ed the application of Mary j. Kesay, ad.
ministratrix of VIM. S. Hale. deceased for an
extension of the patent for rendering Joints
steam tight. The extension dates from the
21St inst " -
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IT is reported, on undoubted authority, that
the paper OF one of the largest lumber dealers
in Maine, who was an operator on the Saco
river, yesterday went to protest here ana else
where, and that the gentleman referred to will
not be able to proceed in business without ask
indulgence of his creditors. His liabilities are
estimated at 100000, and his assets at not
more than half that sum. 1t is hoped some
arrangement may be effected SO that he can go
on, as his long continued suspension of bust.
ness would be calamity to the community.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
& O r Il IG N
m alters i'm France.

PARIS, July 1.-THE Journal Oficiale an
nounces that only As per cent. OF the new loan
was allotted to subscribers.
1926 0000n0 francs of indemnity has been paid
to Germany.
The Paris forts will be abandoned when ], )
10000, 600 francs of indemnity have been pad
In the Assembly yesterday. motion of Jou-
bert for the imposition of tax on passports
being under discussion, Favre expressed his
regret at the attacks made by tie mover upon
the English excursionists and spoke in glow
ing terms of the charity shown by the govern
meut and people OF England to France during
her recent calamties Favre also stated that
the government wished to prevent conflicts
with the German army occupation, and desir-
ed the maintenance of peace. The motion was
then Withdrawn by Joubert.
An additional sum of 175, 900, 900 francs will
be paid before the 10th inst when the German
troops will evacuate the department of the
Seine.
The census of Paris is to be taken at once.
A woman has been shot in the department
OF Jura for complaining of the acquisitions OF
the departing Prussians.
Too Great N Patriot.
Count de Cbambourd has issued a proclama-
tan announcing that he is about to leave the
country in order that his presence in France
may no longer give cOuntenance to agitation.
He adds, Though absent, we shall not be sep
arated from our country mea. When French
men are willing, We shall found a government
here with decentralization, liberty and univer-
sal suffrage as our motto" He praises the ar
my and declares his untatering adherence to
the white flag of Henri 4th and Joan of Arc,
which conquered Alsace snd Lorraine
GERMANY.
Prussian Law. a-s~sa
BERLIN, July THE Augsburg Gazette an
nounces that the Prussian military law will be
speedily enforced in Alsace and Lorraine.
The Emperor William lie yes Berlin to NOR
row morning for Ems.
WEST INDIES.
All the Revolutions.
HAVANA, July 7.-Valmazeda is at Sancti
Espiritus. -
Cebolino is sick with vomito and Verronce
is acting captain-general.
Advices from Hayti to the 1st, state that
fears were entertained for the safety of the
steamer CITY of Port au Prince, from New
York, which was then 16 days overdue.
Advices from Jamaica to the 9th, state that
in two months the seat of government will be
removed from Spanish Town to Kingstewn
&&&2 Intolerance.
A Convention of Irish societies held secret
meeting this evening to consider what action
they should take in regard to the anticipated
Orange procession on the 18th inst 1t is I'M
derstood that the convention was in favor of
first invoking interference of the mayor and
then if the procession was allowed, to attack
and break it up. sss.11...
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Of Railroad with which they are mortgaged. They
cover 1850 square miles NEARLY large the State
OF Rhode Island, which is 1906 square miles) and
are OF great value,
The Bondsare for $1,000 each, due March 1, 1899,
bear interest at
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Observation-Disclosures

EXTRACTS COMPOUND SYRUP
OF HYPoPHosPHITEs ranks foremost amongst
the remedies used in Incipient Phthisis,
Chronic Bronchitis, and other affections of the
Chest, and have 10 hesitation in stating it,
s. 2. EARLE, M. D."
st. John, n. B."
Il strongly rennmnaAs.a tho TIsLl1ows
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHrTEs to all
who suffer in any way from Diseases or weak
ness OF the Lungs, Bronchial Tubes, or Gener-
al Debility. j. H. w. ScorT. M D.
Gagetown, N. b.
jy3l-d1w&w1t
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BALDwN's PATENT REFRIGERAToR.-Con-
structed upon purely philosophical principles
the chamber containing the ice, being entire
ly separate from the apartment for food. All
moisture aud mould avoided sca7ranted not
to consume more than half the ice used by
other Retrigerators. Henry Taylor & Co.,
IA aud 16 Exchange St. ie29-eod1w
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NORWAY VnLAGE.-Norway Village is a
beautiful town to spend part of ones vacation
in. 1t is Al miles from Portland mile and a
BALI from South Paris station, on level plain
at the foot of Pennesewassee Pond, charm
ing sheet of water several miles long, from
which we have in years gone by, caught some
of the prettiest pickerel that ever cheered a
fisherman's labors. The Beals House, kept
by Gen. George L. Beal, is fine large man
sion, just opened to the public. We have
known the landlord and his estimable wife for
many years, and know they can make as
agreeable home as it is possible for the trav-
eler to find anywhere.
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No Medicine,

Either of ancient or modern times has done
SO much for sufferers from kidney, bladder and
glandular diseases mental and physical debil-
ity, diabetes. gravel, rheumatism, complaints
arising from dissipation and imprudence, or
painful affections of the urinary organs in
either sex, as SMoLANDER's EXTRACT OF
BUCHU
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NEW YORK, July 7.-Euening.-The reeeipts Tof
Cotton at all points for the week 1866 bales; ex-
ports 6S46: stock 200,096
Money continues easy at and per cent, on call
prime Endorsed business notes in dem md at "a 6
per cent. Foreign Exchange closed dull. TIE ac-
tual business to-day was at 110a for prime bankers
60 days sterling and 1l0s for cable transfers.
Gold was weak this afternoon and declined TO 1I3.
though most o. the sales were at 1884, The immedi-
ate cause Tor this decline was the cable announce
ment that the specie and bank Of France had in
creased 10000 900 francs, which interpreted
meaning that Paris would not draw London for
gold and that the outflow OF specie from this port
might be checked. The clearances were $47 $685.
900.
The rates paid for carrying per cent, Tor
borrowing per cent. and per cent. to fat. The to-
tai amount OF specie engaged tor shipment to-mOr-
row is 81, 500
Governments closed heavy and dull in sympathy
with gold.
Advices from Washington dscredit the report OF
Judge Richardson's great success in placing the new
per cents. in London.
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ILLINOIS.
AnAnf0l EIoneSn~

CHICAGO. July 7.-Gov. Palmer has issued
proclamation ordering special election in this
State Nov. 18th, for Congressman at large to
fill the vacancy caused by John A. Logan's
rpsjp alton
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HONDURAS MoLER, captured by G. White
Held, on the Island OF Ultila, Honduras,
brought here 10y Capt. s. A. Woodbury., mas
ter OF schooner Lady Woodbury.. This is a
great curiosity in the snake line, and may be
seen free of charge, one week, at Capt. VIM.
Dyers ticket-house, Ferry Village, Cape
Elizabeth. The serpent is z feet in length and
is the only one of the kind ever brought here.
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CALICO RNIA.
n nIus N nh rA~-.

SAN FRANCISCO, July THE Mechanics
Fair to be held here in August promises to be
an immense success The Japanese contribu-
ton will equal that of any other and will be
the leading feature of the exhibition.
Reports from all parts OF the State show that
the wheat crop will be little short of that OF
last season. California potatoes are being
shipped this season to Denver, Colorado, where
$3.50 in coin is being paid for car load of ten
tons.
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PARKS HOUSE, 1877 WASHINGTON ST., Bos-
ToN.-Itis the intention Of the proprietor, Mr..
BOynton, to make the Parks House one of the
most economical and popular dining and lodg-
ing houses in the city. The prices established
here are very reasonable.
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NEW JE RISE ".
Thn Tuurf

LONG BRANCH, Jnly THE general race of
the Amerlcns club purse OF $500 for all ages,
mile heats, best 3 in ga entries. Littleton
won the first heat Susan Ann the second
Chillicothe the third and fourth and fifth heats
and the race. Time l AZ A. l 40, LAB 4, 1.48
IA and 30.
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MRS. Misunderstanding highly popular
Clairvoyant Physician is now at the United
States Hotel. Those W shing to consult her
must do so at once, as she positively leaves
Portland the 10th of july.
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REsIaNEp-The numerous friends of Can't
@. FL. Leighton of Cumberland SEE No 2
will regret to learn that he has bee n OBLIGED in
consequence of ill-health, to resign his position
Capt. u. has ior number of years been identi-
fed with tie Portland fire department, the
last three Of which he has held the position he
now resigns. For earnest, active labor. for the
good and welfare of his company he is proven.
bal, and No. 3's boys will find it hard to fill
bis place. s@
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING,
FRIDAY-Jobn De Wire, for assault and battery,
was fined SO and costs.
James G. Wright; search and seizure; fined $50
and costs. Committed.
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Prompt Relief

And complete cure for Dyspepsia, Acidity
of the Stomach, Sea-sickness, Jaundice, Di-
arrhoea, Nervous Debility will be discovered in
ATwooD's QUININE Tonic BITTERs. This
pure tonic is much used as an invigorator and
appetizer.
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DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH. \
Eust. M IL onao ra..Io.x.a r..l-. a- aanI ~ 4

DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMoUrH,l
Custom House, Portland July 1, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
N scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation of the Rev
enue Laws viz.
March 2. 1871, bottles Gin, bottles Whiskey;
March 10, II Tobacco Pouches, Valse; Dbl Mo-
lasses; March IL IA Meerschaum Pipes; March IL,
bb's Molasses, 100 Cigars; March IS. Dbl Moas-
SEES, Is d0Z prs Kid loves, 10 yds veveteen, Lot
Trimmings; March "a. bottles Whskey; March III
5p's. az yis) Dress Goods; March 81, Meerschsum
Pipes; April g. 2f70 C,gus April II Lot Ornamental
Feathers, Flowers, Edgings Laees' h'poons, Rem
nants OF Silk
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
fv DAYS from the date hereof. Otherwise the said
goods will be disposed ofn accordance with the Acts
OF Congress in such cases made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
iva law 3w
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The following is a list of the tax pavers of
Cornish for 1871, who pay over $50 (monev tax,
for publication. Those for 800 aud upwards
we're published IN the PRESS of June Goth, we
therefore publish only those of less amount:
d
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PARIS July THE bullion in the bank of France
has increased 100. 900 900 francs since last week.
LONDON, July IS P. M.-Consos closed at asa
"a 93t for money and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-2Os 1862 90: do 1861
old, sls; do 1867, 9Os; u S. 10-40s S9a.
Tallow As a AS Sd. ...
FRANKFORT, July 7-Evening.- States
$40 bonds closed at &c.,
LIvERPooL, July 7-5 P. M.-Cotton closed strong:
Middllng uplands q 9td: Orleans 94d; sales $4,000
better prices; Lard 49,. wv
LIyERPooL, July .-California Wheat lis Sd a
lis Sd red Western los I'D a los Id receipts of wheat
American. Lard AZ 3D. WV WV
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FIRE INSURANCE AND MARINE INSURANCE.,
IN sound and responsible offices at the agency of
Lorfn9 and 1hurston, No. % Exchange street,
meet door above Merchants ErctQnoe. iy71w
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+. o. BAILEY & Co., will sell this morning
at salesroom on Exchange street, large and
fine lot ct fur allure, and at II O cocR on Mark
ct street, horses carriages, harnesses, dump
carts, moving machine, etc. See auction col
umn. s,ags2
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SOo yout ~ OCreouS. If
GBF More than one hundred thousand per-
sons annually die in this country from Con-
sumption, which is but the child of Catarrh.
$500 reward is offered by the proprietor of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy for case of Catarrh
which he cannot cure. Sold by druggists,
or send sixty cents to DR., r. " Pierce,
l3a Seneca street Buffalo, N. Y, and get it
by mail. Don't get swindled by men calling
themselves DIR. Sage; DR.. Pierce Is the only
man now living that has the right and can RE-
pare the genuine and original DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy, and his private o. s. Govern
ment Stamp is uron the ontside wrapper of
every package of the genuine.
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IF it is reliable that what every one says
must be true,'' then Sebago Lake is the place
for large or small picnic. Pine Street Sab
bath School is to make the experiment Mon
DAY, July 10th; and our correspondent has the
conviction that superintendent, teachers and
scholars will be delighted with the trip Salts
he'd with the place and accommodations, aid
If they take sail on the Lake, then their cup
of enjoyment will bs filled and running over
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Domestic Marlxefs

NEW YORK. July 7.-Cotton more active and 1c
In,,gher; sales 81 Al bales; Middng up ands 2lh.-
rrIour-sales 10000 bbs; State and Western shade
nrmer Tor shipping grades aud rather more doing !;
S SI 10 @ SO; round hoop Ohio So q 60;
western 8 10 90; Southern 25 "a 9 90. Wheat
" &c higher on Spring; sales 157 900 BUSH; No.
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The LARGEST AND BEST assortment of
Chromcs in this city is at Schumacher Broth
ers, and they are to be sold lower than the
same quality of goods can be bought at any
other place. iy8 81
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DY virtue OF a license from the Judge of Probate,
ID shall sell at public sale, at the auction room OF
F. o. Bailey Co, No 10 Exchinge street, Portland
Saturday, July 18th, 1871, the following personal
property;
Cook Stove and Pipe.
GrndstOne,
2 Beds and Bedding,
Q Bedsteads, Rockers,
6Of1i.e Chairs, Extension Table,
Sofa. Bureau,
1Chest of Drawers with contents,
Straw Carpet,
Lot Crockery, Glass and Tin Ware.
Looking Glass, Rug,
Old Tool Chest with CONTENTS
Bed-Screw, Grow Bar
JACOB b. PEAVEY
Portland July 5th, 1871, iy6-td
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James Frahil and James Joy of Lynn died
Thursday evening from eating raw clans which
they dug at Chelsea Beach. VIM. Dyer and
Thomas Connolly were also seriously affected
but will probably recover.
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THE Supreme Court of Massachusetts, has
just decided a case where lady was injured
by snow sliding off the roof of a building in
Boston in February, 1870, the court awarding
her $500 damages. The judgment of the
court sffirms the responsibility of owners Of
buildings in the most emphatic manner. The
mere fact that the roof is SO constructed that
the snow collected upon it will probably fall
upon the sidewalk, is sufficient to render them
liable for injuries received by pedestrians
without further proof of negligence. In view
of the fact that most of the buildings on oul
streets have roofs which overbang the walk in
this manner, this decision will he Of interest to
many
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Receipts by Railroads aud Steamboats,
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk zoe
bbls Hour, 81 cars lumber, 81 pcs machinery cal
oats, do middlcs, DO laths do pine, do slaves
dries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS cases mdse II
bids 20 boxes scythes. 20 pes machinery, 80 mutton
45 obs ~ veal, ~ bbs. potatoes, 10 boxes axes
10 pkgs furniture, 20 pkgs sundres
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BOsTON-12 cases
and ~ bales domestics 25 Shoes 80 boxes RATS
ms, 20 bos pitch % plates iron 10 half chests tea
boxes fresh fish, 1858 bbs -four, so do pork, 70 bars
lren pcs marble, 10 bbls. and 10 half bbis beer
hid hams, 10 ties lard, 70 crates peaches, Wagon
pkgs to order. -
For Canada and up cOuntry-3 pianofortes, 2Os
empty boxes, 70 plates iron, cask sOda pcs mar.
paint bales arm, do gambia, do rags, 8 ton pig
iron, moving machines, 1875 pigs to order.
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FIVE hundred yards Japanese Silks in the
best style of stripes, 70 cents Real Scotch
Ginghams, 16c. COvELL & VALpEY 72t
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Notice.

The Republican town committees OF Naples, Seba
90, and RAYMOND are requested to meet at the Ma
les post office on Saturday afternoon July sth AZ
O'Clock TO Tx he representative apportonment ior
the class district Sc, ooo.,
June 29, 1871. PEh ohDSn'
t.it "A