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FALL OF A BUILDING.
Fourteen Wien Buried-six Killed and
Five Seriously Injured. eas

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-Fourteen men were
buried in the ruins of the new furnace building
of j. b. Moorhead & Co., in West Conshocken
yesterday. Six were killed, viz: James Kelley,
Nathan Morrison, Jno. Dunn, Freeman Pow
are Thomas Dempsey, and four others serious
ly, and three slightly. The fall was occasioned
by pressure of cinders ON one side of the arch
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AdminisfratOr's Sale.
Valuable Lot of Land at Auction.

pursuant to license from the Hon. John A. Wat
Il erman, Judge of Probate within and for the
County Of Cumberland granted at a Probate Court
held on the third Tuesday of April, A, d. 1879, at
Portland, in said county, shall sell at public auc
tlon on the premises, ON Saturday, June 18th, 1872
at three O'Clock in the afternoon lot Of land belong
ing to Happy Morse, late of Portland deceased and
situated ON the northerly of India and Fedora.
streets in said Portland said lot being ~ feet on In
da street. and running back about 1888 feet and CON
tanning 5000 square feet more or less.
The above described lot contains a spring of pure
water, and a valuable bank of gravel
Terms made known at sale.
w. w. THOMAS, JR.
Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of
Happy Morse.
+. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctienssrs.
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the country to help the successful issue of the
The Pacific stea mship COmpany,

the country to help the successful issue of the
strikes here ,rT+r 7-r.,5rFr
The Pacific steamship Company.
The motion of James Bach, stakeholder, to
make permanent an injunction against the Pa
enc Steamship Company, restraining il from
investing funds in alleged insecure loans, was
heard to-day and adjourned till Tuesday.
Arrival of German Musicians.
The steamship Rhein, with the German
band, the Imperial Corvette Quartette of EN-
peror William of Germany, on board was teIe-
graphed at Sandy Hook station at TO- 80 o'clock
Tonight She will arrive at her dock about l
o'clock, where they will be received by Col
Howe and be quartered at Busch's Hotel as the
guests OF the city of Hoboken till tomorrow
morning, when the proposed reception will be
gwen them by the societies and citizens
lhe wife and daughter of Horace Greeley are
also passengers on the Rhein.
Violence Threatened.
About seven-eighths of Steinway's workmen
nave resumed work, leaving only sixty ring
Leaders OF the strikers at that factory on strike
II Is stated that the piano workmen strikers
heio secret meeting at the eight-hour league
rooms this afternoon, and voted to assemble at 3
o CLOCK tomorrow morning at Steinways fac
tory and prevent the workmen from resuming
thelr iabors there tomorrow They were prom
iSeu the cooperation of other organizations, but
through the indiscretion of one of their mem
bers reporter learned the fact, and the police
VIII De on hand to quell any such demonstra-
ZION. These men are said to feel very desperate
at the apparent failure of their strike. The
same meeting voted to send a committee in
company with one from the polishers and var
to strike
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PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-The four cared gig
race on the Schuylkill, over course of three
miles, was won by the Quaker City of Philadel
phia beating the Crescents of Philadelphia and
Cowpers of Savannah. Time, 1921. The sin
gle scull race of five miles was won by Engle-
hardt of Greenpoint, beating two Others. Time,
1920 =
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PROVIDENCE, June 14-A hail storm in Black
stone valley this afternoon did great damage to
window glass in the villages of Albion and Ash
ton and to vegetation in the vicinity About
1000 lights of glass were broken in Albion, and
240 at Ashton. Heavy showers prevailed north
and south of the line of hail ...
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NORWICH, June IA terrible storm of wind,
rain and hail passed over eastern Connecticut
just north of this city this afternoon. The
storm covered belt twenty miles wide aud did
great damage in Williamantic, Plainfeld and
the surrounding country Hail stones as large
as eggs fell, large trees uprooted, windows brok-
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RESIGNATION OF DEPUTY DEcELLE.-The
police department. loses the services of an intel
ligent and everyways valuable officer in the re-
sgnation of Deputy Marshal Deceile, who va
Gated the place to accept that of night watch
man in the First National and Maine Savings
Banks, for the sufficient reason that the latter
institutions pay large salary. Mr.. Decelle has
been on the police force five years, two as pa
trolman and three as deputy.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
"a AUCTION COLUMN.
PlantS-Henry Taylor g. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
NO other Plaee-George Fenno.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Excursion-I. A. r. A $50
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Clark's New Method for Reed Organs
Fire Works-B. I. Wells.
DR.. Flint's Great Remedy.
Report Of the Condition of the Canal Natl Bank
Report Of the Condition ofthe Merchants National
Bank.
Exchange for a Farn-Grist Mill.
Wanted-Coat Basters and Machine Girls.
Flshermen-Twines and Netting.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Announcements-Cogi Hassan
Flour-Wilson s. Co.
Shade Tassels-Lothrop, Devens & Co.
Lung Diseases-Dr. Morse
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JOB PRINTING.-Every description of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange st. VIM NJ. MARKS.
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PORTLAND, WE.
Sale Of Real Estate
At Auction.

DURSUANT to a License from the Hon. John A.
Il Waterman, Judge of Probate within and for the
County of Cumberland shall sell at public aution
on the premises on Saturday, June 10Th, 1872, at
three o'clock, P. NJ. the one and one-half stored
dwelling house and lot situated at Morrll's Corner
in Deering Cedar Street, tfy-one feet said &C.
dar Street and running back the Portland & Roches-
ter Railroad holding its width containing l2Os7 feet
belonging to the estate of the late John Lowery de-
ceased. EDWARD p. BRIGGS, Admir-
Deering May %, 1872. 1wdew my24d3w law Fri
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Severe Hail Storm

HARTFORD, Ct, June IA severe hail
storm passed over Kensngton and East Berlin
this afternoon. One factory had 1000 panes of
glass broken and windows were broken in
nearly every dwelling. Growing crops badly
damaged and fruit trees uprooted. -
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METEOROLOGICAL,

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
June II. 600 p. M. "
Partially cloudy weather will prevail Satur-
day north of the Ohio valley, with light to fresh
northerly winds and over the Southern States
east OF the Mississippi with light to fresh west
erly and northerly winds. Clearing but partial
ly cloudy weather for the Middle and New Eng
land States, with light to fresh southwesterly
to nOrthwesterly Winds
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ALoNZo LEAvITT will retire from the firm of
Littlefield, Leavitt & Co., at Alfred, on the first
OF August next, and will engage in the tailor
ing business and the manufacture of clothing
for New York parties. Mr.. Leavitt's long ex-
perience and well-known abilities will be a suf-
f1cient guarantee of his success
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Cuba Frcights and Markets.
(Per Steamship MORO Castle.l
By Telegraph to Merchants Erchans

by Ie1eyfuPH 70 7HefcHdHts' Exchange.
HAVANA, june 8.-Freghts to United States are
in demand and more active and rates are well sup
to North Of Hatteras at $50 for Sugar Carbaren to
North OF Hatteras at $475 for molasses; Matanzas
70 New YORK " 90 for Sugar and Sc for Meado; to
BOX Shooks-The arrivals exceed the demand
which Is becoming more limited, and sales have been
5000, and request moderate at Is a 20 rs. Hoops
Philadelphia long shaved are the only ones in demand
and probably bring $4S q $50. White Pine-No ar,
rivals except on contract. Demand good, nominal
value at $50 q 40. Fourteen thousand "A IT hoops
sold at Matanzas at $50; 10000 IT White Pine from
St. John sold at Matanzas at 1885,
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The number of Parasols we sell tells that the
ladies appreciate nice goods, at low prices
Come and see. Cogia Hassan
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HOYT, WHEELER & BRADLEY

EERS,
No. 20 FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON. .
Hold Regular Auction Sales every Tuesday of
Dry Goods, Woolens, Clothing, Carpets,
Fancy Goods, Straw Goods a. Hats.
Also, every Thursday, sale Of Boots and Shoes.
including New York City Made Goods for the
retail trade. ap54eod3m NwSs
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r. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auctioneer

NO 3l6 Congress St., will sell every evening large
~ assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day m lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices Cash advanced on II
description Of goods Consignments not limited
February H. 1865. diff
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Fife-Accident ON the Pacific Railroad
Whaling Vessel Lost,

Whaling Vessel Lost.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE above ground
works and much of the underground timbering
and machinery of the Amedeor mine at Suffer
Creek were burned last night The miners mar
heavy.
The Eastern bound passenger train on the
Central Pacific Railroad was thrown off the
track near Wallisworth yesterday. William
Rosche of Switzerland had his skull broken
About twenty others, all residents of the Pa
citic coast or Mexico, were injured, but none ia
tally.
The whaling brig Manila of San Francisco
was totally lost on the lower Califtrnia coast
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STAMPED India cashmere shawls are beauti-
full and will not fade Don't think because the
price is only 81 they will look cheap and poor.
They are handsome enough to suit any lady
Cogia Hassan.
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WE have been asked to call attention to the
dangerous condition of one of the crossings of
the Portland and Ogdensburgh in Deering. We
refer to the one near the Brewer House, where
the track crosses the road to Stevens Palms.
Leaving the Brewer House the road lies down
a steep hill with high entertainments on each
side. The road narrows from four rods in
width to twenty-five feet at the crossing, and
on account of the banks one driving down the
hill cannot see a train coming from Saccarappa
until he reaches the track. As the railroad
crosses water and flats above, there is very lit
tie noise to attract the attention, and we hear
that there have been several narrow escapes at
this point lately. Add to this there are no pits
across the railroad and stray cattle often get on
the track and add to the danger of railroad
travelling The road on the other side of the
track is also defective and dangerous though
not quite so much as at the point previously
mentioned.
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SHADE TAssELs all colors cts. each at 10th
rop, Devens & Co., 81 Exchange St. je15tf
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Try our dollar Kids, including opera colors
Cogia Hassan.

LONELINESS ON THE INCREAsE.-A marked
increase of female loveliness is the eye-delight-
ing result of the immense popularity which
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM has obtained among
the ladies of America Compilations radiant
with snowy purity and tinged with the roseate
hue of health are commonly met with when
ever it is used. For the sallow and unwhole-
some appearance of the face and neck which
utterly counterbalances the effect of any per-
stitutes that clear, pearl-like complexion which
is such transcendant charm in woman and
renders the toughest skin as soft as Genoa vel
vet. No one is more astonished than the per-
son using it at the marvellous transformation
which it effects in these particulars.
je10-eOd1 wSyw1t
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THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.-It was au-
thoritatively announced yesterday that.the First
National Bank has purchased the capital and
circulation of the Second National Bank,
amounting in the one case to some $50, 900 in
bonds, and in the other to about $S1 900, They
pay the stockholders premium per centage,
which, it is reported, will make the transfer
amount to about S130.OO0
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FOfelRu Exports.
LONDONDERRY. Ms. Sch Welcome Home
500 bbls four co moving machines, 48 rakes, pckg
mdse.
ST JOHN, NBSch Aurora Borealis-S0O bbls -four,
100 do oatmeal 1863 bags oats 1853 gals refined OIL 60
bbls concentrated manure.
Foreign Imports.
SAGUA Bark Edmund Albro-6OO hhds 81 tcs
Dbl sugar, 20 hhds molasses to order
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-52 cars lumber, do
laths, do slaves, 3do clapboards, do bark pins
2do potatoes, II do flour, 81 do corn do oats, do
hides, 2 do sundries 175 cans milk Shipment East
200 bbls flour. cars oats, do sundries.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN.-3O bbls
sugar 20 boxes cheese pianofortes 20 bdls iron 10
stoves 20 casks nails rs bds forks 10 bags rice 100
kegs paint 65 coils cordage bds pipe Is crates
ions, trails dates so crates onions casks spikes 20
bdls chair stock 80 boxes oranges, 10 horses and
wagons, 100 pkgs to order.
For Canada and up Country-5O bbls dyewood, 600
empty boxes 200 bds leather, rs boxes tin, ton pig
ron u bales rags 100 car springs 167 bars iron 100
bags dyewood SO pkgs furniture, 2 bales cotton so
foot stones, wagon, 100 pkgs to order
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I'm SATURDAY, June Sth, at p. NJ, we shall
Osel the substantial brick House No. so Clark st.
with all the modern improvements, containing Is
finished rooms, besides the bath room The house Is
piped throughout for gas and water; cenented eel
lar noor, large brick cistern, heated by furnace; In
every way modern house; lot about $500 square IT,
Terms easy, and made known at sale
"a The above sale was postponed on account OF
storm to SATURDAY, June 18th, at Al O'Clock or
after asssgnee's sale on Green ST.
m30 I'd F.O. BAILEY e. C0 Auetioner.-
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JUST back from the market with another new
lot of stylish hats and bonnets. Cogia Hassan.
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YOUTH by the name of James Kelley, and
better known by the appellation of Beauregard,
a title which he acquired by his Southern SYM
pathies during the rebellion, was arraigned be-
fore the Saco Municipal Court yesterday on a
complaint for malicious mischief James had
been indnlging in what he considered a good
joke, introducing missiles of various characters
into folks houses through the windows, with
out raising the sash. He was fined S. and
costs, and being unable to pay this amount was
committed to the County iail
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OUR first invoice of ladies' linen and grass
cloth suits went lively. To-day we receive a
new lot, fresh from the manufacturer. Cogia
Hassan.
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CITY AFFARs.-A special meeting of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen was held yes
terday afternoon The resignation of Joseph
d. Decelle, Deputy Marshal, was received and
accepted. lothian R. Gribben was appointed
and confirmed Deputy Marshal in place of Mr..
Decelle. Franklin Berry was appointed and
confirmed policeman nee Gribben promoted.
An order was passed in concurrence, directing
street light to be placed at the corner of Mayo
and Lincoln streets. Permission was given to
H. p. Storer to build a private sewer on DAN
forth street to drain his land into the Emery
street sewer, said sewer to be under the control
of the citu
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OLIVER DYER died at his residence in Saco,
yesterday morning after short Illness The
news will be as sad as unexpected to the wide
circle of friends and acquaintance, which he
had formed in his social, political and business
capacities. The life of Mr. Dyer, though falling
short of the allotted ''three score years and
ten" has been one of remarkable activity and
eminent usefulness to the various communities
in which it was passed He was born in April
1906, and while yet young man commenced
his business career in Boston. In 1874 he was
member of the common council, and during
his sojourn there took part in other capacities
in the municipal government of that CITY,
Not long after he returned to Saco and resided
there till his DEATH His generosity and the
hberality of his ideas, have ever cansed his
opinion in matters of public as well as private
interest to be regarded with Difference, and in
1870, though differing politically from the great
majority of the citizens he was elected Mayor
of Saco. During the year of his continuance in
office, he gave the aohOle of his time to the pub
lie interests and on retiring gave his salary
toward the completion of school house, which
had been commenced in District No. 1, during
his administration The funeral will take place
at his late residence ON School street. Sunday
afternoon.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

PARTIES wanting a choice barrel of -four, will
do well to call at Wilson & Co.'S, corner Ex-
change and Federal streets. for they have it at
the lowest market rates.
AUCTION SALES To-DAY.-F. O. Bailey &
Co., sell at II o'clock, on Market street, horse,
new and second hand carriages, harness, whips,
&c; at p. IN, valuable lot of land on corner
of India and Federal streets, containing 5000
square feet; at 8 IL the N. NJ Woodman
House, on Green street, some stables and build
ings on leased land, one scale, &C.. at IL
o'clock the valuable and finely built brick
house, with modern Improvements, No. so
Clark street. This real estate is all desirable,
and " ill repay an attendance at the sale.
DIR. Morse the Treatment of Taroat
and Lung Diseases by Medicafed In
haIatiOn. r. .H.
In Lung Diseases, where Tubercles are already
deposited ,r in the act of forming, by what
method can they be reached, arrested and re-
moved? 1 answer, and assert that there is but
one method or process by which they can be
reached, and that is by " Inhalation" all other
methods prove futile and useless.
Inhalation" is the only method upon which
any reliance or dependence can be made, and
it requires no great amount of learning to I'M
derstand it. By the use of the "Cold Medicat-
ed Inhalations," the proper remedies can at
once be applied directly to the seat of the dis
ease, and immediate relief experienced. BY
this method of treatment, thousands of valuable
lives have been saved" that might have 9TH
erwise filled a cOnsumptives grave, had they
been confined to the pernicious or customary
practice of swallowing medicine into the stom-
ach for lung diseases.
Medicine taken into the stomach, first enters
the mouth, passes down the asophagns and in
to the stomach then iuto the ntestines, and
from thence penetrates as far as the veins
which are contained in the mesentary, which
veins carry it to the concave portion of the liver
and from thence to the convex thence it is car
ried to the vena cava and from that to the
heart; thus what remains of the virtue of the
medicament is weaker, so it cannot effect any
relief to the wounded part; because, too, the
remedies suitable to them cannot touch the
place where the disease exists.
l do invariably use the Cold Medicated Inhal-
alton, in the treatment of pulmonary affections.
This commends itself to every thinking mind.
CHAS, MORSE, NJ. D.,
IS Free St., Portland, Ne.
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NEW YORK, June 14-Erening.-Moneye easier at 2
q . per cent: Sterling Exchange steady at 1893 q
1909 Gold dull at 1l3a q 1135; loans u q per
engagements for tomorrow S945 900; Treasury dis
bursements $4,000. Governments dull and steady.
and feverish and sold down in some cases per cent
before call. At the first board reaction set in and
prices advanced from q II per cent. The weakest
stock being the Pacific MAIL and the strongest Erie.
On the miscellaneous list Quicksilver sold up to 81
per Cent market closed dull with slight improve
ment at the Close
The following were the closing quotations Of Gov
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Administrators Sale.

v a. ABLE lot Of land at auction. On Saturday
the Loth 1872, at O'Clock p. M. we shall sell
a s lot Of land situated on the northery cor
i I ia and Federal sts lot being about 81 feet
ing 5000 square feet more or ieas anu
The above lot contains snrino 90 u. ,... -,
valuable bank of gravel u P"iN "~'or anu
Terms made known at sale
Administrator with the VIII annexed Of n Es,o,a
Happy Morse. ~
#. o. BAILEY g. CO., Auetioneer.,
iun7Itd
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WINDOW Screens, of all kinds, at Lothrop,
Devens & Co., 81 Exchange street je 13-TT&s.
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AUCTION SALES.
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses. &c.
at Auction.

ON Saturday, June 18th, at II o'clock A. NJ. OH
" Market street, we shall sell Horses, new and
second hand Carriages Express Wagons, side spring
JelStd F. o. BAILEY & CO.. Auctioneers
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NEW YORK.
A Herald Yarn.

NEW YORK. June 14.-!The HeralGs cores
Grant, at Long Branch. The President said
that the release of DIR. Howard had been de-
manded of the Spanish government, and he
presumed it would be acceded to. On being in
terrogated on the Presidential question, he said
ton at Baltimore were about even and his
chances lay with that convention. He believed
Greeley would withdraw, if straight out
Democratic ticket was nominated. He hoped
Greedy would be endorsed at Baltimore, as
We would then know whom we are fight
ing"
The President said at the close of the inter-
view, that the cabinet had not discussed what
should be done in case Spain refused to release
DIR. Howard.
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AsSignee's Sale.

ON SATURDAY, June Is, at 81 O'Clock. we shall
~ sell, on the premises, the Brick House on Green
Street, recently occupied by n. NJ. Woodman ESQ
SAID house is furnished with modern improvements;
piped for water and gas heated with furnace walls
hescoed, &c.
Also one mortgage given by James and Jane Low
rey for the payment of $22225
Also one shed and two stables ON leased land, ON
Portland st. One Scale, one Sleigh.
For particulars of above see Advertiser of NAV o.
81, june It'll.
G. f. EMERY