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The New York herald., 1871-01-04
The State Comptroller and Canal Auditors
Annual Reports.

Ane Stuto ConiptrOHer ana CuuaI AuditOr's
Annual Reports.
The annual report for 1870 of the State
Comptroller is not by any means very dis
couraging. The State debt on the 3Oth of
September was, $32, 406, l42, after reduc-
ton to the extent Of 81, 43s, ,s9l since Sep
tember 80, 1869. The State canals, which,
under the old contract system, had got into a
state Of dilapidation and were fast losing
their trade from delays and high tolls, are re-
presented as picking up a little, from the re-
pairs Of locks, dams, &c., and the reduction
of the tolls. The Comptroller says that ''the
principle of reduction must be carried out,
until, the debt being paid and the tolls taken
off to the point of maintenance and repair,
the canals will become substantially Free"
He expects large increase in the business Of
the main canal during the year before US. The
State expenditures of the last year for educa-
tional and charitable Institutions are set down
at $2, 800, 620; the State prison expenses at
$9l8, ,627; the receipts from prison workshops,
&C., $490, 336-the costs to the State being
$l34, 469 less than on the last preceding year.
The sum paid toward to the now State Capt.
tol in 1870 was $1,57S, 12O, and the whole
amount SO far paid toward this structure is
So, 157,3l5 What the whole cost will be
with the completion Of the work may per-
haps be conjectured from the costs Of our
new Court House in City Hall Park. Our
State taxation in 1860 was $5, ,446, $40; in
1860, for all purposes known to the Comp
troller, it was Sis, 1856, ,O24, and in 1870 it was
$50, ,6s4. Lastly, the deficiencies in last
years appropriations, compared with actual
and estimated expenses to September, 1871,
will be some two Millions but he thinks that
by strict economy it may be saved.
From the report of the Auditor of the Canal
Department it appears that the total canal
debt is $l1 1866, ,5S2, and that the annual inte-
rest money required is $6l2, $40, and that they
are behind with the interest. The Auditor
devotes considerable space to the expenses of
repairs, to the advantages Of steam on the
canals and to the plans and combinations
by which competing railroads have taken away
from our canals the bulk of the grain and
-four transportation from the West. Nor
does the Auditor think that the canals can get
on yet while without pretty stiff tolls to meet
needful repairs but he suggests many reforms
as necessary in order to bring back to the
canals the trade they have lost.
The New York herald., 1871-01-04

tuc village HAS BILL HlXueT duIlqulIy, HaVI0&
been the antique Rotalgensis, residence Of
the Frankish Kings. In A. d. $40 it was pre-
scented by Charles the Bald to the Abbey of
St. Denis and 80 became an ecclesiastical
ally remarkable for its beautiful ornamented
portico, put up in 1885 at the expense and
request of Cardinal Rchelieu after designs by
Lemercier, and for nearly three hundred years
regarded as a masterpiece in its walk of art.
Christina, Queen Dowager of Spain, many
years ago became the owner of Malmaison,
and, soon afterward the decadence Of that love-
ly domain began. Some ofits parks and gardens
were cut up into building lots, and its histori-
cal completeness was thus sorely marred.
However, Napoleon III. purchased it, in 1861,
and, since then, it had been cherished, until
now the infamy of war which slays the flower
of manhsed covers it in the common ruin of
sense, humanity and taste. Its broken win
aows and shattered walls look out over the
plains near st. German to the equally
shattered splendors of that celebrated
monument of architectural magnifcence, the
Chateau Laftte, where the great cynic and
iconoclast vota;re penned some of his most
scathing satire. The two despoiled abodes of
grandeur ''grin horribly ghastly smile" at
each other, as though claiming mutual recog-
milton and conveying mutual reproach in
their common misery fof this day of wrath,
Ihan tha works Of genius. the. geliGs Of re-
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
METEOROLOGICAL.

WAsHINaroN, June 30-7 80 P. M.-SynopsiS
of the weather for past "a hours. TIE Barom-
eter has remained stationery ON the Pacific
coast. It has fallen heavily from Wyoming 10
Illinois and northward. It has risen along the
Atlantic coast, but is beginning to fall in the
Eastern States and on the lower lakes. Tenn
perature has risen in the northwest as far
heard from and fallen on theAtlantic and Gulf
coast. Northeasterly winds are reported from
Virginia 10 Georgia. and fresh southeast aud
southwest winds on Lake Michigan and Iowa.
The rain of Thursday evening in northern
Florida after clearing away was Ogain renewed
this afternoon from South Carolina to Alaba-
ma, and cloudy weather as far as ludana.-
Cloudy weather continues in the Eastern
States. Storm il apprehended, for the N. W.
and is now fully indicated by reports received
from neighboring stations No reports have
been received northwest of Milwaukee nor
from Florida. Brisk winds with rains are
probable for tonight and Saturday on Lake
Superior. Falling barometar with local rains
from Ohio to North Carolina. Cloudy wealth.
er with easterlv winds are probable for Satur-
day for the eSst Atlantic. Cloudy aud threat
ming weather will probably continue from
the seata Atlantic TO the Ohio and Mississippi.
Weather Report-June 29-l2 p. NJ.
War Department, Signal Service U. S. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
Foreign Ufeupps.

Gambetta is in Paris and receives many Wis
its, both official and unofficial
The speech of Gambetta at Bordeaux upon
the development of education in France was
received with hearty approval.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce will
represent the matter of the high cable rates to
the government hen all the lines are in work.
ing order.
The Union Republican League have an
neunced their programme OF &C ion to be for
the ultimate object of placing the government
franchise.
A Berlin letter states that the Russian au-
thortes are contemplating general exchange
OF the needle gun for the chassepot, also the
reintroduction OF the bronze cannon in place Of
cast STEEL
Theirs gave dinner to army officers, the
ministry and members of the assembly, Thurs
day, after the review, which was a brilliant af-
fair.
The German Emperor has given the estate
of Scharzenbeck to Bismarck.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

The usual religious notices OF Sunday services a
the Second Parish, High Street, State Street, ct
Lawrence Street, First Baptist and Plymouth
Churches have been Withdrawn, but the services
are continued in the churches at the usual hours OIL
the Sabbath by their respective pastors
ST LUKE's CATHEDRAL.-Sunday Services at TO-
q. m.. and u P M, Daily Services at a. m, ant
5p m. Seats free to ALL.
PREBLE CHAPEL, corner Preble and Cumberland
sts. Sunday Schooi at PM. Preaching at M
The Rite OF Baptism and the Lords Supper will be
All are invited.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURcH.-Public Service
will be held as usual Sunday mcrsing at 1Ot NJ
Sunday School al IL O'clock in the vestry.
SECOND UNIvEssALIsT SOCIETY, - Putnam's
Hall. India st. sunday School at 1890 a. IN. No
preaching to morrow Concert at "a P. Nj.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL-Locust st.-Sabbath
School PRAYER Meeting at 2.15; Sabbath S ;hoo at 3
P. NJ; Prayer Meeting at u PRAYER Meeting
every Friday evening at IT, All are cordially invited
Seats free.
FREE STREET BAPTIST CHURcH-Preaching
morning and afternoon by the pastor, by Rev MI
Small. Sunday School &C close of morning Service.
CosGREss STREET M. e. CHURcH-Prayer meet
ing. 8 M. Preaching at 1OI Sunday School
at IL M; Preaching az P. M; Prayer Meeting
7i-2P M.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, corner Congress and Locust
st-Morning service Sunday at 10Y o'clock A. M
Afternoon at ,el1ek. Tais is free church with
free seats, and all are welcome.
THE Reform School s. S. will be beld Sunday A
M Coach leaves State Street at 81 o'clock very
Teacher is requested to be present to provide a
substitute.
Y. NJ. G. ASSOCIATION, Mechanics Building Cor.
ner Congress and Casco streets, --Free Reading
hoom-Socia Religious Meetings "Wednesday as0
saturday evenings at II O'Clock. Young people and
strangers especially invited
BETHEL CHURCH, 81 Fore Street.-Seryices Sab
bath a. M, at 1880 O'Clock; p. M and "A O'Clock
Communion service the fir-t Sunday d. M of each
month Also, meetings on Monday an Thursday
evenings at u O'Clock. All from he sea and land are
cordially invited.
WILLIsToN CHAPEL, corner of May and Danforth
streets. Sabbath School at 1.30 r. M. All are cord-
ally invited. Seats tree.
MISSION CHAPEL, behring's Bridge-Sunday
School every Sunday at II P. Nj. All are very cOrd-
ally invited to attend.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-PreacLing at
3o'ciock p NJ, by the Pastor, Rev. W. F. Ober
Prayer Meeting at "a P. NJ. sabbath School at iO$
O'clock A NJ.
NEwBURY STREET CHURCH,-Preachpg at D. m
and u p M Sabbath School at the close OF the after.
noon service. All are invited.
SECOND UNION SOCIETY No preaching Sun
day. Sunday School at 1Oi o'clock a. M
FIRST SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION, 351 Ia Congress
st; Social Conference at P M, Ali are invited.
SECOND ADVENT MEETING,-Union Hall.-Eider
T. Ridley, Will preach at the usual hours Sum
day
MoUNTFoRT STREET A. M. E. CHuRcH.-Rey P.
L. Stanford. Preaching at 104 a.. m. and D. m. Sab
bath Cchooi Concert at p. IN. all are invited.
SPIRIrUALIsTs-Army and NAVY Hail. corner of
Congress and Brown streets-Children's Progressive
Lycenm at 1O4 a. m. Concert in the evenig Il. Ad-
mission 10 cts -
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

MOONLIGHT ExcU RsIoN-A better night for
an evening excursion than last night could not
have been wished, and consequently Shaw's
Club and the Arioas found large party on
board the steamer Express. A more select and
social party never assembled on like 0cca-
sion, and the evening was most delightfully."-
spent. The steamer ran directly to Peaks Is
land, where an open air concert was given on
the piazza of the Union House, the audience
dispOsing of themselves on the grass and un-
der the trees and about the surrounding build
ings. The programme consisted of about a
dozen selections-songs, glees, choruses, quar-
tettes and trios-charmingly sung, and sound
ing sweetly in the open air. On the way home
the steamer made detour around the island
and into the harbor by White Head channel
the party on board waking the echoes OF the
waters with familiar songs, the merry jest and
hearty laughter. A repetition of the excur.
sion is no doubt called for by every one who
was present
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Vs. Arrest that terrible Catarrb, and thu
avoid oousumptive's grave by using Dr..
Sage's Catsrrt Remedy. It's not warranted
to cure Consumption when the lungs are hal
med, nor 10 make men live forever, nor
to make this earth blsslul Paradise, to
which Heaven shall be but a side show, but
the proprietor viii pay $500 reward tor a case
of Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by
druggists, or send sixty cents 10 DR. R. v
Pierce, 1873 Seneca street Buffalo, N. Y, and
receive it by mail.
ie28th-e Od1 W -tu-tb- s&yw1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

ALMOST A FIRE Several Irish boys in
swimming yesterday near the end OF Cum
ming's lumber wharf, kindled fire on the
wharf, in bunch OF shavings, in close prox-
unity to large piles of lumber. On account OF
the timely presence of a few laborers, who con.
veyed the intelligence of the affair to Messrs.
Cummings and others, the fire was easily ex-
tiDgushed by the owners and others, who i'm
mediately fastened to the scene, and extin-
guished the fire, which in short time would
have developed large quantity OF lumber in
flames. Our efficient Judge of the Superior
Court happened to be near by, and took sufi.
cient interest in the matter to hold the BOYS
in durance until he obtained their names and
the material facts in the case
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
ME " n AM P4HHK K
TkA n15zUarunA

CONCORD, June 30-In the House this fore
noon, the report of the Committee on Elections
was unanimous in unseating w. Fl. Flagg,
lrep.) of Ward g Portsmouth, on account of
being over represented, and the resolution un-
seating bin passed with but few dissenting
voices. In the case of w. w. Messer, (dem.
of Northwood, the majority report giving him
his seat, was sustained.
The Committee on Railroads have decided
to report, eight to two, to postpone the ques-
ton of granting charter to the Nashua, Man
chester u Concord railroad to the next legisla-
ture Also seven to three to report bill for
the Nashua and Acton road.
1t is quite certain that the Democratic lead
ers have decided MOTTO commence any pro-
ceedings against Senator Smith, as contemplate
ed, and the time for the final adjournment will
lie fixed for Saturday, July 9Th.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
Observation-Disclosures.

A group of wooden buildings near Cause
way street, Boston, was damaged early yester-
day by fire about $4,000; partially insured.
shares of new stock by the conversion OF con-
vertable bonds.
A block of buildings valued at 800, 900 in
Bryant Texas, was destroyed by fire Thursday
night
Nudge Ingraham of New York, denied the
motion to stay proceedings in the murderer
Fosters case
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING,
FRIDAy-State VS.. William Gillian. Search and
seizure. Sentenced to the county Jail for thirty
days.
L. NJ. Given.
State us. Henry Kimball. Fast driving. The Of
cer in the thought the man was driving at the
rate OF thirty or forty miles hour, which was good
speed for twenty-eght dollar horse, and caused the
owner to regret that he came 10 an untimely death
alter the exercise. Fined $40 and costs,
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

BOSTON, June 30.-About half past four this
afternoon the train from Marblehead to Salem
ran off the track by the spreading At the rails
about two mics from Salem. The engineer
and fireman escaped by jumping. One mau
in the baggage car was killed and several in
iu:ed. The engine lies buried in the dock so
only the smoke-stack is visible
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

STATEMENT of Rev. Mr.. Gunpison now un-
der treatment of DR.. Leland, at Cahoon
Block:
was paralysed in November last in my
right side in the nerve of motion in the arm
and leg. The circulation has ever since been
slow and irregular and my hand and foot gen.
orally cold, like stone from damp ground
Since the first application of DR.. Leland's
practice, the circulation has been restored and
there has been no GOODNESS of the hand and
more warmth in the foot, and tie general inn
provement. is.great, giving me hope of a speedy
recovery.
One weeks treatment has assured me of
success. N. GUNNIsoN,
Pastor of the Uuniversalist Society, West
Watelville.
MEMBERS of tie Portland Cadets are re-
quested to meet at the Armory, in full uni
form to night at half past seven o'clock.
Per order,
Executive Committee
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
Domestic Marriott.

NEW YORK, June 3l-Cotton Ic better on, =;
Gsmand sale ssSa bales Mddns apans
lower; Stalate 40 q Is; round hoop Ohio g 10 M
60; Western 5 40 al 90; Southern 40 0D 3 00Y
W9est l 81 1o%ef sales g. 900 BUSH No Spring 49,
Western IS a 81. Corn firm; sales 156 900 bush. !:
inferior and common Mixed Western SO q Tic; good
to choice ~ g re- Oats at moderate request; Ohio
at 81 q l0; Western s. q 665c. Pork frmer; new
mess at 10 So e y 70; prime - CO. Lard firm at 81 q
Carolina g q 9lc. Sugar at fair request; Museova
e RS a5 , GOOD Na refining q & Coffee
penne quiet at Al q 47sc; Rosin quiet at ? 75 for
tt Ia cd. Petroleum finer crude 14 l4sc; re-
Freights to Liverpool are lower; Corn II "a Sd
CHICAGO, June 40.-Flour weak Wheat ACTIVE.
No Spring at % q 251. Corn active; No. 3
MIXED 5s4c. Oats more active and declined 14c; No
No 3 Spring at zoe. High Wines firm at S9lc.C
provsions very strong; Mess Pork at Is co. Laid at
~ g 'ac; Dry Saited meats unchanged. live Hogs
600 at go y TO- Cattle more active at 90 e
Receipts-2,ooo bbs. four 1900 BUSH wheat. 2os.
corn 2o oo bush oats 1000 bush rye 1000
Shipments-lOcOl bbis. -four 96, 900 bush. wheat,
1ao o4o bush corn 10000 bush eats, 1000 bush rye
CINCINNATI, june &c Pork injno demand; new
mess at 1850. Lard unchanged at 10 90 10Ic Bulk
meats firm shoulders at &c; clear rib 7cl Ia 7sc: for
shoulders 81 sFc Clear sides 81 "a &C. aeS Clear r ri
sides 81: Live Hogs in fair demand at rs 0S 80.
Satlle declined; ex shipping 4 rs @5tO. Whiskey
finn at sS!c,
TOLEDO, o., June 30.-Flour unchanged Wheat
lower and declined &c; No. 2 White Wabash at As;
No White Michigan at 80; Amber Michigan 81 ;
No. Red SO; No. do So; rejected g. Corn
dull and shade lower; high Mixed at 81; Yellow
| 56c. ~ s
CHARLESTON, June 3O.-Cotton firmer: Mddlins
| upands zoe.
SAVANNAH, june 3l.-Cotton in fair demand ;
Middng upands 1916.
SioBiLE, June S0.-Cotton firm; Middling up-
| lands 1890. ~ y
| ding upiandss 20Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

PARKs House, Boston Parties visiting
Boston for business or pleasure should stop at
the Parks House, 1877 Washington st. This
house, which is conducted on the European
plan, has great variety of single rooms,
from IS cents to 81 day, and no pains are
spared TO make it an actual home for the trav-
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

TIVE COMPANY TO INSURE WTH.-A Policy
issued by the Great Mutual Insurance Co., of
New York, Tor 81 900 or the life Of the late
Samuel Lord, of Portsmouth, N. H., yielded
to his heirs the large sum of $4,000 which
amount was paid few days siuce by W. ID.
Little, General Agent for Maine and New
Hampshire. Was not this good investment?
iv1 81. aod1 w
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

LONDON, June 3O-2 30 P. M.-Consols at 924 a. s2a
Tor money and account.
American securities United States 5-oO's 1869 OH
do 1865 old. 9sa; do 1887 s9B; do 1O-4O's sss.
LIVERPOOL, June 30-2.30 P. M.-Cotton closed
active; stocks aaoat 100000 bales of which III O9O
Red Spring los Cd q los Sd; red Winter lis Id
receipts of wheat for tour days. $4,000 quarters all
AIS. " ~
FRANKFORT, June 29-United States 5-2O's 1862
closed at 96i.
PARIS, June 20 The Bourse closed active Rentes
50 francs.
0 92s for money and account.
American securities-U. S 5-2Os 1862, 9Ot; do 1865
old, 9oa; do 1867, 90; U. S. 1O-40s 49,
LIVERPOOL June 30-5 P. M.-Cotton unchanged:
Pork buOvant 1T 52s Cd y
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

CHEAP. That is so-coal at eight dollars
and now is the time for the people to make q
strike" as well as the miners Messrs JOS
Fl. Poor s. Bro, have cargo of Wilkesbarre
stove and egg coal which they are prepared to
deliver at the rates as above in lots to suit
To our mind it is an excellent opportunity for
a bargain, and one of the many which the
Messrs Poor are in the habit of presenting to
tho public Argus
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
MAINE.

NAME
The Railroad IDjuucfion Case.
Especial by Inter national Line.l
BANGOR, June 3O-The Injunction case,
Boston and Maine against the p s. and P.
railroad, was argued to-day by J. III. Drum
mOnd and 81. w. Paine for Plaintiffs and Ma
than Webb and ARENAS Libby for Defendants,
judges Appleton, Cutting, Daniorth, DECKER
son and Walton on the Bench. The case has
been ably argued on both sides and the decis-
ion of the Court will be looked for with in
terest
Ito the Associated PTess.l
Discharged.
Fr.deaick Mills, arraigned for burning the
stable of Michael Gllihan, was discharged the
evidence being Insufficient to hold him for
trial
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
Boston stock l. let.
Sales 1T the Brokers' Board June 90.


ExTRAcT.-"For persons suffering from ex-
haustion of the powers of the brain and ner-
vous system, from long continued study or
teaching, or in other casee of exhaustion from
which so many young men suffer, l know of
no better restoration to health than FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP HYPoPHOsPHITEs.
EDMUND CLAY, M. D.
Pugwash, N. s." je27th-d w&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

The NEW steam fire engine Machigonne was
tested yesterday afternoon in Congress Square,
the Engineers of the Fire Department and a
number of members of the City Governmen
being present. She took water from a Lowry
hydrant with pressure of forty pounds and
from the reservoir by her own draft The re-
suit of her play was as follows Through fifty
feet OF leading hose, with IA inch pipe, 266
feet; with So inch pipe, the stream fell
only little short. Through five hundred feet
of hose and one inch pipe, the stream meas
ured 100 feet horizontally. The maximum
steam pressure was about 95 pounds, and in
four minutes after lighting the fire she began
playing. The result OF the trial appears to
have been very satisfactory.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
Cor. of Congress and Brown ST

A SUBSTITUTE for Sedlitz Powders, superb
or TO them in convenience, portability and the
simple mode of administration, is Cumming's
Aerated Seidiitz Aperient.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

BLACK and White Striped Silke $13O.
Checked Silks $115.
Buff Suitings Is to 42c
Joseph Kids 9Oc,
Parasols at reduced prices
Arlington Poplins Sic.
Yard Wide Lawn Suitings 26e.
White P. KS - 1.2c.
All Dress Goods Marked Down,
Don't pay fancy prices.
CovELLX& VALPEY,
Cor of Goporaso and Prown Cts
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
q q M M n ES g EAEx.

Foreign Exports.
ST JOHN, NIB 50, 1922 # lumber, 20 moving ma
chimes, bdls rakes
Foreign Imports
FREDERICKTON, NB-Scor Amaniila, 2225 rail.
road sleerers to ORDER
"eccipsS by sseslrOsda saad steam boaia.
GhAND TRUNK kALLwAY--199 cans milk 900
Dds. hour, 6S cars lumber, do clapboards 1 do
sp d 40 sundres do staves do spool timber,
100 bb's flour, car slaves, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS cases mdse Is
Dds r0trtoes IL beams yarn, IA bdls scythes II do
hoops, II muttons, lambs, % bd.s doweis IS pkgs
sundriCS
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BOsT ONO cases
ana ~ "a bdls tubes, "a cases class
ware ~ hrkins butter, 10 OTIS cod fish 20 bds shoves
is crates strawberry boxes SO ties lard 20 boxes rails
ms q sheets copper, bolts duck SO pumps, plates
on wheels, 5O boxes cheese, 25 bbls beer 40 boxes
oranges, sewing machines, 200 bbls. flour, horses
and 2carriages.
FOR Canada and up country-8 pianofortes lot OF
iufnlture, 90 bbs. dye stuff 81 bales rags 100 hides
casks soda ASH 36 do skius, IS bales wool, "a bdls
leather, 40 bbs flour, horses. 40 boxes Spices 100
pks to ORDER "
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
Pugwash, N, s."


BALDwIN'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-acmrdnted not
to consume more than half the ice used by
other Refrigerators Henry Taylor & Co.,
IL ana IL Exchange st. je29-eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

NEW ORLEANS. June 25-Freights, both foreign
aud domestic, are without any variation. The de-
mand Tor room is very small particularly for foreign
ports. and the supply of tonnage is ample. we
quote Cotton to Liverpool, 11-lGd q 4; Hayre sail
&c; to Bremen nominal; to New York and PhilaGel-
phia steam H.. Tobacco to Liverpool sail S5s TO Lon
don 35s, to havre and Bremen 80 a 32s Cd ~ hid.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01
CALICO RNIA.

"0s -
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-The hotel, t9le-
graph office and half mile of snow-sheds at
Cisco, OH the Central Pacific railroad, were
burned yesterday. Both telegraph lines were
destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

LAST sale of Dry Goods. To-day and Mon
day will be the last days of sale at the rooms of
F. o. Bailey & Co., 10 Exchange street. Many
of the tiast goods remain, and bargains may be
expected
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

WHITTIER's Raspberry Vinegar for deli
cious summed drink, or for the sick room.
Winters Raspberry Vinegar so cents bot.
tie. iy1st-d1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-01

MERCHANTS CLAM BAKE-The first Clam
Bake of the Season will come off this alter
noon at half past four o'clock, near Geo.
Mitchells. Scarboro Sperwink River