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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
New Advertisements To-day,
AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Superb Silver Plated Ware. f. o. Bailey & Co.
Valuable Real Estate. -. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
Brick House and Store. ...F. o. Bailey Il Co.
Sher'fi's Sale. :. Z. n. Perry.
Administrators sale. Stephen D., Knight.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Concert. Uhiver>alist Church. A.. .Deerng.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hrs, for Sale. #. G. Rich & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Houses for Sale. WIN. Burrowes.
Grand Trunk Railway. Change Time.
Bonds Tor Sale. -. II. NJ. Payson.
Maine Central Railroad. Change Time.
Wanted. -. .Milliners. Mrs. w l.. Smell.
Milliner Wanted. .Kaler, Merrill & Co.
To Farmers and Gardeners. Knight s. Wild.
den.
Property in DeerIng for Sale. Mrs. Noyes.
Corner of Pearl and Oxford SITS, No ca. .Boarders
Wanted.
Dentistry. %. P. McAlaster.
Custom Coat Makers Wanted. -. Fred Proctor.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

M SOCIOLOGICAL.

WARRINGTON, jane Synopsis of tn.
past a hours.-Tnc baron. ter has remained
sensiOly stationary so far As heard from west OF
the Missouri river. The pressure has fallen a
little III the Mississippi Valley, and has sen
FROM Wisconsin into the Eastern States. The
temperature has fallen north and .ast of Penn
syvania and has increased slightly in the Gut
and southern States. The rainstorm south I
Tennessee appears 10 be dissipated. Local
storms are reported from Iowa to Indiana
Northeasterly winds have generally prevailed
during the day in the Middle and Eastern
States and on the Lakes with clear weather.
Probabilitles.-Loc storms are probable for
to- night on the coast of Nerth Carolina and
west Ohio. Partially cloudy weather without
Important change in the temperature is pr oba-
BILE Tor Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, June Seattle market-Receipts
for the week 6S63 Cattle, is,771 Sheep and Lambs
weather, continue to decline the average piice for
the past weer being f4lc while for the correspond
week OF last year it was 5sc, and in 1868 1t i7c
The market was very dull and heavy and with little
apl aren't prospect of relief; poor 10 medium cattle
now quoted at 81 % l0Ic; medium 10 fair Sheep
10B "a lie; prime to extra lIs az 12le. Sheep are
about the same as last week. Lambs arc Jc better
common TO fair Sheep q &c; extra G. a &c; choice
Gle; Lambs q 125c. Swine dull and unsettled TOR
Live, which range at A az 5lc; dressed q &c ~ h.
NEW YORK, June 5.-There was great excitement
an sharp use IN the ot IN market to-day in conse-
quence OF an advance in Liverpool and report from
Washington that the agricultural bureau reports
:, the present crop The market closed active and
higher; sales 6s4l bales; M ddlng lands at 1890.
FiouI-sales 1900 bbls; State and Western stea "
State co q $50; Reund hoop Ohio 20 az 30; Wes-
tern 60 a Z 49, Southern extra 70 q 9 90. Wheat
1c higher on Spring; sales $4,000 BUSH. No. Spring
80 a 81 soft u as a 40; Winter Red and Amber
Western 90 a 81. Com dull; sales $1,000 bush |;
unsound Mixed Western 60 % 70; sound do 20 "a ~,
Oats firmer; Ohio Western quoted at "a q Csc =
Pork lowers new mess Is 90 q Is 25; primo IL Oh "a
u CO. Lard steady at q 1Oac. Butter steady; Ohio
10 q 81; State u a 2oe. Whiskey firmer; Western
Muscovado q q 10; lair to good refining 81 q 9lc.-
Coiffe quiet; Rio 10 "a 16c. Naval StoresSSpirils
Turpentlne unchanged az 4s g 4sI: Kosn steady
crude 15c; refined 25lc. rallow steady at a 9ic
Freights to Liverpool firm Corn 7sd.
CHICAGO, June 5-F our firm. heat advanced
a;; No. Chicago Spring 127 q 97t. Corn fairy
active; No. mixed advanced clOsed52t. Oats ad-
vanced 4c at 49t for No. &c. Rye steay No. at SO.
Barley: No. Spring 81 "a Csc. Provisions easier;
5lc live HOGS weak at 5 50 "a 81. Cattle declined
at 10 25@ 80 IS and So rs.
Receipts-9UtO bbs flour, 60 200 bush. wheat 2l3,-
orr bush corn 40 OoO bush oats, 5000 bush. barley,
Shipments-7,OO0 6bIs. -four, $4,000 hush wheat,
22joDo bush. coin, COO bush oats 5000 bush. bar
ley, 5000.
TorPDo n sJnna 6-FIour in ,,ocoroto dan,ond
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96s.
LIVERPOOL, june 5-10.30 A. M.-COttOn firmer
Middllng upands 8; sales Is 900 bales; -four 26s Cd.
LONDON dune 5-1.30 P. M Consols 91s a 91H tor
money and account
American securities-U. S 5-2O's 1862, sOs do 1865
Old, sOs; do 1867, 92s; U. S. 10-4Os SO.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-l.30 p. M.-COttOn CLOSED
frmer; Middng uplaDds a 81; sa'es will proba
bly, reach 10000 bales
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

Arrived at Quebec from Liverpool yesterday
| at six a. M, Allan mail steamship Peruvian
with 40 cabin and 514 Storage passengers.
A young man by the name of Clapp, EN-.
ployed in fuckers job printing office, had
several fingers caught in a press and quite
badly jammed yesterday. DIR. French dressed
his wounds.
The receipts of the Maine Missionary Socie-
ty for May were $l4S.42. OF the amount
High street contributed 1857 IS, Plymouth
church $40, Ladies' Cent Society of State
street church, $5S 80.
Messrs. G. w. Gilkey & Co, corner OF Con-
gress and prebIe streets, have just put in an
elegant soda fountain, from which they can
furnish refreshing drink favored WIFI !"
large variety of choice syrups. Ihey nave az
80 put in an operation an ingenious tuhioier-
washer. which runs perpetually on cold water
principles.
"Little Men"-a sequel to Little Women"
bas been received by A. Robinson, under Fall
mouth Hotel.
The town farm of WestbroOk will be sold at
auction to-day by Messrs. f. o. Bailey & Co.
1t lies but mile and half from the city of
Portland, in rapidly growing neighboihood,
contains about 80 acres and will prove good
Investment for the purchaser.
Luther Pickett, caulker, aged 81, living at
No. 10 Hampshire street, died quite suddenly
yesterday. He had been unwell since Friday,
but was about the house. He complained OF
distress and laid down and instantly died. He
was a member Of the.Aged Brotherhood, and
his funeral will take place Wednesday after
noon.
A jury will come in 10 the U. s. District
Court at 10 o'clock this morning.
Commodore Green, u S. N, arrived in this
city yesterday, and took rooms at the Falmouth
Hotel
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS, June 5-The flood is in
creasing The water is up Canal street to
Rampant street with the exception of the neu-
trail ground on Canal street. East of Clair
borne street there is an unbroken sheet of wa
ter from Vlllery street TO Metaire bridge, and
from the new to the old basin, an area OF from
five to six square miles, including about three
hundred thickly inhabited squares. The suf-
ferings of the Inhabitants in this quarter, es-
pecally among the poorer CLASSES, is very great
Thousands living in single story houses have
moved, while most OF those living in two story
houses have been compelled TO move into the
second story. Back. OF Clairhorue street on
Canal, there is an average depth of two feet OF
water The city authorities seem to be doing
all they can to alleviate the sufferings of the
people. Every available skiff and boat have
been brought into use, AID the policemen are
rendering such assistance as they can, moving
those who are in danger and distributing pro-
visions to the needy. The damage cannot be
estimated. The shrubbery and gardens have
all been ruined. The houses are damaged and
property deprecated The overflow directly
from the Lake in the GENTLY road quarter
has caused the destruction of mauy fine mar
ket gardens The Milneburg & Ponohartrain
railroad from GENTLY station is still overflow
ed. The water in the Lake is receling slowly.
A train came through from Mobile Yesterday
on the Chattanooga railroad. About four mills
of the road is under water, passenger over
the Jackson railroad, who came in this morn
ing, reports that the road is under water for
| seven miles north of Pass Maucha
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

10. OF o. F.-The arrangements Of the En-
campments of the /. o. of o. F. of this city to
visit Lynn and Boston are completed. They
are to leave here on the morning OF the 18th, in
the quarter past o'clock train for Lynn, and
are to be the guests Of Palestine Encampment
of that city. They will participate in the
ceremonies OF laying the corner stone OF the
new building to be erected in Lynn by the Or
der. In the evening the Encampments will
proceed to Boston, and ba received by Unity
Lodge of that city, and on the 18th inst take
part in the ceremonies of laying the corner
stone of the splendid building the Odd Fell
lows are about to erect. The Portland Band
is to accompany the Encampments, and no
doubt will make splendid appearance in their
new uniforms. The Encampments will return
home on the morning Of the 14th.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

SOMETHING more than fright smart com
petition" began yesterday between the Port
land, Saco and Portsmouth railroads and the
Boston and Maine road. Through passengers
by the accommodation trains. on calling for
tickets were given tickets via the Eastern, but
when preference was expressed for the sup
per route" the usual facilities were cheerlully
granted. When the express train on the B. &
NJ, which left Boston at $40 a. m. arrived at
the junction the 2. s. & P. officers refused to
bring it through to Portland, although the for
mer arrived at the Junction about fifteen min
utes in advance of the Eastern train which left
Boston at the same time. The train was due
in Portland at - Is, and the passengers were
detained until 3, when they were taken by the
- M train from Boston on the Eastern road
and arrived here at p. m. The Superintend
ent of tue Boston 81 Maine sent back to a sta
ton for refreshments for the passengers and
they passed the hours as pleasantly AS possible
in laughing or the reverse, at their misfortunes
The P. S. & p. also refused to take ont from
here the Boston & Maine express at 80 p m
and declined to make up train (express) for
the same route at pm. How the matter is
to be adjusted does not appear at this time. 1t
is possible that the authority of tue Railroad
Commissioners will be invoked.
After the above was in type we learned that
the express train on abe Boston g. Maine road,
which should have arrived here at 10 o'clock
last evening, was left at the Junction and were
waiting for the freight train to help them along.
The excitement growing out of these breaks in
communication was considerable in the city
yesterday. President Coggswell, OF the Bos-
ton & Maine, and Superintendent Prescott, Of
the Eastern road, were in the city last night
and stopped at the Falmouth Hotel
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

AN UPTOWN blacksmith shop. G. G. Robin
son, has opened shop opposite the City Hay
Scales on Green street where he will give per-
sonal attention co horse shoeine-especially to
interfering and contracting feet-and will also
do AL kinds of carriage, smith and Job work.
Send him your borse, and if you are not salts
ned don't send again. my4-eOdtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
Wa iilNGTOv.


~ WASHINGTON, June 5-The Secretary Of the
Treasury will SON issue circulars to tie Gus
Toms officers, directing them TO enforce the
Jaw directing all vessels in the coastng trade,
whether sailing from port t. port within IA dis
tr.c, or from Que district 70 another, to lie sup
pied with IA manifest.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

The Cumberland County Temperance Asso-
citation will hold meeting to morrow, Wed
nesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. and in the
evening also, at West Falmouth in the brick
meeting house of the Rev. Mr.. Haskell. The
.neakers will be Gen. Dow, Francis Murphy
and many other friends of the cause of tenn
perapce. Fare from here and back forty five
cents. Miss Annie l.. Cary will take part in
the singing exercises.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

Who had for years experienced miseable ex-
istence from the pangs OF kidney, bladder and
glandular diseases, diabetis. gravel, rheuma.
tism female irregularities and prostration of
the nervous system, have b en- cured by SMo-
LANDERs EXTRACT OF BUCHC.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

Keccivrs by skailrsEds and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RArLwAy-199 cans milk, 500
hbs. -four car laths, do Iaowers So do lumber, 1
Ito paper, do knees, do OATS, do hay, l do clap
boards, do belsteads 3 do sundries; shipme Mt
East 60 tbs. -four, cars ale.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-124 cases mdse 45
bills shovels, 10 bbls. apples II bales excelsior, IA
pkgs sundries.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN-2O cases
and 20 bale domesiics, 100 kegs Soda case tobacco
~ boxes shoe nails Is crates crockey so bds SHOW
els 81 pkgs furniture, II bids chairs, IA coils cord
age, Carriages, 10 bbls. dye stuff 10 bags bark s
5ds hides, bds sheet IRON. rs boxes ora, ges 20 do
cheese 2orgins, horse, 40 boxes spices for Canada
and up country-40 die Daste-hodrd 50 boxes dye
wood, "a coils marlin, 1888 balls rags, 2s do wool,
bdls window frames, 1851 hides, IL bbls. skins, 3
bales catch, 10 pigs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGo, NEE YoRK-22 bales wool, AZ
do pulp 20 do shayings. 25 bags nut, 20 do RICE IL
rolls crpeting, 45 dc leather 1894 dry hides 20 plates
iron. IS hall chests tea 81 sticks gnumvitae SO bxs
rasins 200 10 starch Is do cheese 40 10 glass, so do
tobacco % do sewing machine $, DC do blocks, 30 do
drugs, 25 do hardware, II pumps, l top wagon 80
Kegs white lead, 80 do iAe 10 do bolts bbls dust,
10 do saltpere, 80 do glass ware, IA 40 alcohol 6
casks paint, 10 do bleaching powders, ties baccoo.
8 do rice q hhds. tobacco 10 bds paper hangings
do kettles, do springs do steel, 10 do paper 1
pIanO0rte, $50 pkss sundIies.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

The sale of silver plated ware commences
at the salesroom of F. o. Bailey g. Co. at ten
o'clock this morning. Many new and beauti-
flu; goods have been added to the stock, and we
take pleasure in saying to the public that these
goods can be bought with perfect confidence,
every article being stamped by the manufac-
turers. all of which are well known and relia-
Jle houses.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

A CITY official of considerable prominence,
on returning home from his duties at City Hall
late last night, found newborn female iniant
on his door step. 1t was meanly clad and
wrapped in blanket. Notice was given to
the police and the waif was taken to the Aims
House. Probably it was left as security for an
unnaid license or marriage fee.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

speaks volumes in their favor. 1t is beyond
question that they positively cure dyspepsia
and similar diseases, and are valuable to have
in every household.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

STATE STREET CHURcH.-At the Parish
meeting of State street Church, last evening,
a plan for new front, tower and steeple to
the edifice, drawn by Mr.. Fassett, the archi-
tect was presented and was much admired for
its beauty. 1t is contemplated to be built OF
free stone, with a solid granite foundation, and
the cost IS estimated at $4,000. In cohse-
quence of the small number present the meet
ing, without taking any action in the matter,
adjourned to next Monday evening, at II
O'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
Portland, june 6, 1871.
The Appropriation Bill was taken from the
table and amended in several items. AS pass
"a IL

An order was passed authorizing the City
Treasurer to settle the claim of Dolan and
Shannehan against the city for constructing
sewers, on the terms proposed 10 their COM
muncatiOn.
An order was passed requesting the trustees
of Evergreen Cemetery to ascertain and report
cemetery, belonging to Storer Libby, can be
purchased.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
WE understand that on

WE understand that our Farmers and Gar
deners are complaining that the Bugs and
Worms are destroying their vines. We would
call the attention of such to the advertisement
of Knight " Whidden, who offer an article
which is highly recommended for destroying
worms and other insects
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

BASE BALL.-The Seminary's would beg to
explain the article in yesterdays PRESS. Clos
ing field exercises" refers to playing this term;
for as a majority Of the nine are in the gradu'
ating class, it is impossible for them to devote
more time to base ball. The ResOutes had an
opportunity to play the 'third game" il they
wished, last Tuesday Memorial Day., and
were then told cur duties being such we would
be unable to play it on any other day. In re-
lenge sent to them, nothing was said about the
championship of the Stale, but as it will be
our last game, We wish to try our strength
against the club that held the championship
during our organization. SEMINARY.
Mr.. Pride desires the PRESS to say that it
was not Mr.. Hersey, Secretary s. b. b. Club,
who caused theitem to be il serted in the Ar
gus of the 81, but himself; it being the result
of mistake which needs no explanation here
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
AUCTION COLUMN.


Administrator +a!c OF Real Estate
DY v',;ur OF a ice 81 from the Hon Judge o,
- Prulate tor the County ct Cr"heilrnd, -hall
SCI at ruhIi a1e. ion on Thutsdry. Juae 10Th
w, nj p n'co L NJ. The westr', hall OF The two
ory wooden iiOns, No - Saem 81. S"id house
eo"ta MS sew. finished rooms, IN good re- ar and
rentS tor S?2S le,i - i,eI Uort by Il feet deep
STErHtN KNIGHT, A,in in's iaiOr.
T.. U. BAILEY 4 CO., Auc.'rs.
jun6td
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, June 5.-Earl De Grey and Ripon
resumed his seat in the House OF Lords to-day
and was warmly felicited upon the conclusion
of the treaty with the United States In the
House of Cammans Mr.. Gladstone declared
that the existing laws were ample TO enable
the government to fulfil the conditions OF the
Treaty of Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

A FINE line of Hosiery in Balbrggans,
Heckins and British iron frame, Children and
Misses Kid gloves. also new style Hoop Skirts
and Bustles, at q. w. English & Co.'s 297
Congress St ies,b luz
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

A LvRGE assortment of Fans suited to pur-
chaser 10 beauty and price, at 297 Congress st.
ie5th-1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

FURNIrURE!-The attention of dealers in
furniture is called to the samples on exhibition
at the rooms OF Henry Taylor s Co.. IA and
16 Exchange street. ie2;f
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.

PHALON'S NEW PERFUME
81 LOVE YOU"
"ILOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
"I LOVE YOU"
.s- II LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
MARI -eod3mos
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
EW E<b ss IA

NEW YoEK, Jane Maj. Geh. Chas. Mum
loniac. died Suddenly in The toombs last nic hit
rom exhaustion resulting from ihtOXication
uen. muhdy had laIely retutn; d from the ar
my reunion in Boston, and was committed to
the tolhbs last week for giatd larceny, having
iahen INTO the hands OF sEarpe,s, vino plum
dtred him a-d took these means TO get rid OF
MN. Gen Badly Smith and other prominent
oiheers VIII take charge of the body. General
muddy WAS native of Hungary.
Grain Shipments
Inc shipments Of grain from this port for
Entope on Saturday were 257 500 bushels, OF
which l63 900 bushels went 10 Liverpool and
80 900 bushels 10 Loudun.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
CONN ECTtCUT.

BHlDGEPoRT, June 5-'rhe schooner Fear
less of St0nybrook, l.. L., capsized i'll a squall
on the SOnnd Sunday afternoon, off Mount
Misery. The captau's wife and child were
drowned. Their bodies had not been recover
ed this afternoon. Ar unknown schooner took
off the crew
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

CALL at Lothrop's, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. If
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
q Q NJ M II fSC IAL.
Foreign Uu,x,Orfs

Foreign Imports.
Windsor, N. s., Br schr Noel-1lO tons plaster A.
d. Whidden.
st. George, NJ B Br schr Alma-S3 $50 It lumber
143 tox shocks j. III Hamlin.
MOI etnn, N B., Br big Orion 1900 lilroad slet D.
ers, II 900 laths, kicbardsOn & Sturdivant.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
M ARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-The 10Th annual ses-
sion of the International Typographical Union
assembled this morning In this city. Freder-
lex Young, President of the Baltimore Typo
graphical Union, delivered an address of well
come. President Hammond replied. Sixty
four Unions were represented by delegate, 8
Among the delegates is Miss Mary Moore,
from the Women's Typographical Union No
l. of New York This lady, and Miss Lewis,
Corresponding Secretary Of the Union, are
the only ladies on the floor. William j. Ham,
mond of New Orleans, was reelected Presi-
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

NORWICH june 5-In the charter election
to-day. James Lloyd Green (Rep) was cleo ed
Mayor over James A. Hovey, Dem by 80
majority. All the candidates on the Republic
can ticket were elected by an average majority
of 300. Last year Hovey Dem.) was elected
nv $40 majority
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
DOMINION OF CANADA,
Rises 10 KxDIaiu.

OTTAWA, June 5-Tbe Times this morning,
apparently repres enting Sir John A. MacDon,
ald says that the published statement to the
effect that the Dominion Parliament is not TO
be asked to consider tIe treaty-that Lord Tis.
gar bad signed it, and that it was ratified so
far as Canada was concerned, is without a
shadow of foundation The treaty can only be
ratified by Her Majesty. and when so ratified
take effect. Those articles which relate to the
fisheries and the tran shipment OF goods come
into effect when the Legislature of Great Brit
ain, the several Provinces and the Congress of
the United States have passed the necessary
acts. The paper says that it speaks with au-
thority when it saws that neither the govern
ment of Canada as whole, nor Sir John A.
Macdonald as Premier, are Committed to the
treaty. They reserved to themse complete
freedom of action in the matter 1t is utterly
untrue that Sir John A. Macdonald or any
one authorized in his behalf has claimed that
they did anything unIer compulsion or reser-
Walton.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.
EFT Briggs Corn and Rnnion Remedi,

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. tt.
TRY Briggs Threat and Lung Healer. tt.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

ADhuaI WeetihR OF the 2. 5. & r. Z. K.
PORTSMOUTH,, June 5-The Portsmouth.
Saco & Portland Railroad Co. held their au-
nnal meeting at Kiltery to-day. Thornton X.
Lothrop Stephen Fl. Billiard and Nathaniel
Hooper of Boston, 5. l.. ThOlndke of Beverly,
). Ii. Brown and Charles f. Barrett of Port
land, and Ichabod G0odwin of Portsmouth.
were elected Directors unanimously. Presi.
dent Goodwin positively dec ined to he re-
elected President, having served twenty sven
years in that capacity. Other business was
transacted
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

Posi- OFFICE NOTES.-The following postal
changes at the Portland post Office will take
place to day: Mails for the East now close at
Portland post office at II 45 a. m. Collections
from street letter boxes fifteen minutes earlier
than heretofore. Boston and way close half
an hour later-at 40 a. m. and 80 p. IN Bos
ton express s. 30 p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

WHEN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM loses ITS tone
and vgor the whole body suffers in conse-
more than the rest; hence the origin of Heart
Diseases, Consumption, SOitening of the Brain,
&c. The most direct method of cure lies in
restoring the vital principle to the nerves by
using FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP HYPoPHos
PHlTEs j5th-d1w&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

WE would direct attention to the advertise
ment of carriages for sale by Mr.. John Rus
sell. This is the Oldest establishment OF the
kind in the city, and for more than forty years
has enjoyed an excellent reputation for good
styles and faithfulness in workmanship.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

A divorce fraud is before the courts, in which
1t is alleged that Samuel g. Jaques recently
granted divorce from his wife ON charges of
adultery, achieved his object by inducing
woman to personale Mrs. Jaqnes who was
served with the legal process, the wife not be-
ing notified. Geo. Ii. Holden is under arrest
as party to the fraud. Jacques, the husband,
has absCOnded