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Indian Matters.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Advices from Ari-
IONA state that Lieut.. Babcock. with fifty of
the cavalry who were sent in pursuit of the
m1rderers of Almy, overlook them in the
mountains and compelled them to fight. Dur
ing the engagement fourteen were killed, six
were captured and two of Babcock' S Indian aids
were wounded.
On the oath ult., at Pine Village, NJ xican
killed an Indian chiefs son. The authorities
took charge of the murderer and sent to camp
Mcdowell for asslsta nee, but before it arrived
the Indians took the prisoner and beat his
brains out.
Trial of the MOdOcs.
The following has been received here from
Fort Klamath, June 30th:
Saturday afternoon Col. Elliot, Major H. P.
Curtis, Judge Advocate, and DR.. L 5. Belden,
official reporter of the military commission, ar
rived here from Yreka and the prospects Of
speedy couvening of the military commission
have assumed tangible shape. Gen. Davis,
in pursuance of authority, has already selected
membe rs of the commission, which will be
composed of Col Elliot Capt johnson Men
delhall, Capt. II. c. Easbr0uck, Capt Robert
Pollock and Lieut.. George Klngsbury. The
for organization.
MAJOR Curtis, Judge Advocate, has begun
work preliminary to the preparation of his
cases but cannot possibly prepare for the trial
for several days, while the white witnesses are
scattered about the frontier, aud as rule eau
not be summoned until the mutifarious tech
nicallties incidental to the arrangement of the
cases are disposed of.
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LARAMIE CITY, July 3-The best informa-
ton whioh can he obtained in re lation to the
recent Indian difficulty at Rawlins. develops the
fact that dozen reckless men went out and at
tackled gang of Utes, without any cause or
provocaton, killed six or seven, and wounded
as m ny more, capturing several of their horses
and other property The Utes bad committed
no depredations and had been perfectly peacea-
BILE, 1t is believed that the affair was a cold
blooded inhuman outrage by whites, for which
they should be promptly punished, and the In
dams satisfactorily compensated by the general
government.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS. IN MAINE.
Funeral of Mr. Prenfiss'

BANGOR, Me-, July 3.-The funeral ofeX-Ma-
yor Prentiss, who fell dead Tuesday night, took
place from Elm Bank, his late residence, this
afternoon, at o'clock. An immense concourse
OF neighbors and citizens assembled to pay the
last tribute or respect to the memory of their
departed friend
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COparfuership.

Merry & Henderson, hair dressers, room
229a Congress street, next to New City Hall.
Thoroughly renovated and furnished. Our
motto-First-class work with perfect cleanl-
ness; clean towel to every man at price of
ten cents per shave, twenty-five cents for hair
cutting. Call and see u.s. everybody.
G. A. MERRY w. j. HENDERSON.
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A FORGERY Case.

Some weeks ago, about the time OF the open
ing of the Hospital Fair, there appeared at the
United States Hotel man who entered under
the name of S. S. Roder of New York city, and
gave out that he was stock broker spending
the dull season down east.
He visited the Fair, and his gentlemanly
manner soon gave him the acquaintance of
some of our first families. Everything pro-
crossed favorably for him until last Monday.
when he was arrested for tailor's bill, but he
secured the funds somewhere to fix this up.
That afternoon he called upon Messrs. Randall
& McAllister, whose acquaintance he had
made and while there he asked them to cash a
small check on New York. which they did, and
he drew check on one of the national banks
there to their order During the rest of that
day and also on Tuesday he called on several
other acquaintance and procured small sums
on his check on New York private bankers.
His operations have been very small, not ex-
ceeding $114 in all During Tuesday evening
several of the gentlemen that had accommo-
dated him compared notes and concluded that
something was wrong. They went to the hotel
and requested Rodsr to give them some securi-
ty until the checks had been paid. After some
talk he gave them a note drawn by himself on
sixty days time and endorsed by w. E. Skill
ings of Boston, who is well known in this city.
Yesterday morning the gentlemen on compar-
ing the endorsement with Mr. w. E. Skillings
signature, suspected it to be good forgery, and
telegIaphed him. He answered that he had
endorsed no paper for Roder.
Marshal Parker, on learning these facts, at
once arrested the man and conveyed him to the
station, where upon searching him, the follow
ing checks, filed, signed and endorsed, were
discovered: Check for $50, dated June Both !;
two checks for $3.50 each, dated July LIST; check
for 81, 800, dated July 3Oth. Parties purport-
ing to have signed or endorsed the checks were
at once telegraphed, and the reply was in
each case that they never signed any such
checks 1t is evident that the fellow intended
to operate largely had he succeed in this first
move 1t is fully time that these scoundrels
understood that Portland offers poor field for
such operators
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POLICE FoRcE.--Marshal Parker has per-
fected a complete system of for the disposition
of his forces during the next twenty four hours
and strangers visiting the city today may rest
assured that at every point the city will be most
efficiently guarded.
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MAINE GENERAL HosPITAJ.-It is rumored
that work will be at once recommended on the
Hospital buildings, the debt wiped ont, fur
naces, washing and heating apparatus put in,
and the buildings furnished and made ready
for OCCUPANCY by Fall
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Convention of Tanners and Hide and
Leather Dealers.

.HARRIsBURG, Pa, July 3.-The anners ana
hide and leather de- lers of Pennsylvania, rep
resenting capital of about $12, 00O, 600 were in
convention in this city yesterday, preparing ar
ticles for the consideration of the next legisla-
ture. The convention adjourned to meet the
second Tuesday in November.
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ALLEN MISSION EXCURsIoN.-The annual
excursion of this mission will take place on
Tuesday next to Little Chebeague Island. The
steamer Charles Houghton will make two trips
down and back and we have 10 doubt that if
the day should be fair the excursion will be
we'll attanded
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Bankrupt stock OF WoOIens, 1'ai'-
OrS' TrimRibngS. &c M Auetian

nN TUESDAY, July Stf, a clock P. NJ We
~ shall gel. 1T stor. No. Il Mitiaie street, rye
and well selected stock Of Doess ms Beaver. "a 81
meres. Tweeds, TX Pushes. Velvet, ems Lasting,
Canv ST., Wigrim, Buckles, Finding lv ~ and / ON
Putt'Ds, Linen thread Paper Collars. uffs nj
Bosoms, Neck tbs, Hoe HanikerchieIs, SC. Al-o
standing Office e-k, long Counters, large Office
stove. &c This stock i largely composed Of Cloth
sJitabl' T suits ann family use.
F.O. BAILEY & CO.. Aucfioners.
VI "A
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.. >. BAILEY n CO.. Auctio .cers.
bree very Desirable House Lots
at Auction i'm n very desirable
Neigbb0rhOad

ON WEDNESDAY. July I'd. at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
" on the premises shall fer for sale Three val
u be House Lots IN Dan orh Get, Opposite esi-
dence Of Hon. E. Fox. These lots 10 by $50 feet
amt in their imm' date surrounding not suTP ~ cd
the locati u high and healthy. commanding a fine
view Of the hIrbor. its entr'nce. the Islands the
Terms easy. iu24dtd
ge tbs ale adjourned to Wednesday, Jul. 9TH.
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STOLEN HoRsEs.-Marshal Parker has re-
ceived office from the City Marshal of Law
renee, Mass, that thirteen horses have been re-
Gently stolen in that city by an organized gang
of thieves
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hEhlNes BRnGE.-The repairs and i'm
proVements that have been made on this beavi-
ly travelled thoroughfare, were much needed
The western side of the stone abutment has
been entirely rebuilt on the city end of the
bridge, and about two feet added to the width.
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AUCTION SALES.
sherif's Sale Of Millinery and

Sherif'S Sale Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods.
STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND, S..
4 TT -CHED on sundr writs aud vii be sold by
"A col ent of par les on sATU DAY, the fftI
ay of uuN, A. D. 1873 at orc tx in e forenoon
at sto OF w l. nell, No. 1856 ngiess street, the
following describe personal pro, cry VIZ Tie
stock o Fancy Goods and inery in boye st Ee,
cons ing OF ready trimmed Hats. French Fl, wrrs
Os RIB aud her FeatheIs, Plumes, itbons Hanl-
kerchiefs, Thinning Laces. &C., being q well re-
lectefl stock of above goods.
Dated at Portland. /. une 80 1873.
MA DAMS, -eputy Sheriff.
r. O. BAILEY q Co., AurI,.srrr..
jy1 I'd
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p. II. S.-The class of IA, Portland High
School, makes an excursion to White Head on
Monday. July 7tb, provided the weather is suit
able. They make the trip in the Gazelle, leav-
ing Custom House Wharf at o'clock a. m.
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STATE STREET ExCURsIoN-The friends of
the State Street Sunday School are reminded
that they make their annual excursion to Old
orchard Beach next Monday (July tn Trains
leave Boston & Maine station at Is a. m. and
go p. m. Tickets may be had of the commit
Tee or at the ticket office.
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NEW HAMPSHI RE.

MEREDITH VILLAGE, N. H., July 8 "A ter
rlole thunder shower passed over THIS place this
afternoon at o'clock, accompanied by light
wlnd and considerable hail. 1t became so dark
IN few minutes as to render the use of lamps
IN STORES necessary The lightning struck the
hosiery mill aud Frustrated three girls upou the
hoor. The barn of Eben Smith, two miles out,
was struck and valuable horse killed instantly
SO severe storm has not visited this region for
fifty years.
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FINANCIAL AND COMuERCtAL
Foreign ExUOrrs.

Foreign Exports.
BUENOS AYRES. Bark Philena-31, 1872 pcs um-
ber 70, % shingles, 2 carriages, harm, sses.
ST JOHN NIB. Schr Orilla $500 fl black walnut
Eores2n Supports.
ST. ANDREWS. NIB. Schr Daisy-21OO railroad
sleepers to order.
COW Bay, CB. Brig Catherine Br)-3l2 tons coal
to John Porteous.
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STEEL Knives and every description of Table
Ware Plated, or Replated in the very best man
ner at short notice and at reasonable price, at
Atwood's New Rooms, q Market Square.
feb25-eodtf
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WASHINGTON. July 3.-Andrew L Bush was
to day appointed guager in the 10th Massa-
chusetts internal revenue district.
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The ChoIer y

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 3.-Five deaths from
cholera to-day.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-Four deaths from chol-
era TO .6av
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A Bank Presideu, shoots a Bar,eeper.

CINCINNATI, July 3.-A despatch from Bloom
dent of the First National Bank, shot and
mo-tally wounded Aaron Rose barkeeper in
that town, last evening. Rose had been Motif
ed by Judge Samuel Buskirk not to let George
have whiskey. Rose refused to give the whis-
key, which refusal caused the shooting.
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POLICE STATIoN.-Last night there were
at the police station three simple drunls three
cases of drunkenness and disturbance, and one
case of assault
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For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part of
the State Owners refer to S. T. Pullen, ESQ.,.
PRESS Office je14-dtf
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CITY AND VICINITY.


New Advertisements To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Druggists Stock-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Clam Bake-Casc0 street Society.
Feed the Hungry Steamboat xcuI sion.
/. o. o. F.-0ld orchard Beach.
Exeursion-CongressS Square Universalist.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grass for Sale-Edward Mason.
Lost-Pocket Book.
Must be Sold-Jnhn Russell.
$4,000 to LOan-F. G. Patterson.
Executr,x Notice-Charlotte B. Little.
One new Pony Phaeton for Sale.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
ElmMoOd Collars-2
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"FEED THE HUNGRY
''CLOTHE TIE NAKED"
Steamboat FxcursIo.a and Picnic TO Little
Chebengue.

Steamer Chas Houghtn viii make tv o Eycn 81 M
Tuesday. July sth., leavi emf ct Uui Wharf
oil $50 a. m. anu 30 T.. m, Tor Ii lie Cheb aguc,
passing ng he bear iful Islands C;.seo Bay.
Retu ming will leave Little Chebeague at II so ..
IN. and 80 D. m. Ii is ped that all good people
will juin in thee Executions the pr c,eds (aI-
ter prying fur the rha teri goes 10 hel the Pc aud
Neg .ectc't. Refreshments Tor sail. Tie Steamer
ana Al the Island. he Graves Mt Lit IL Cheb, ague
Is unsurpassed for beauty and for accom- MOI al ions II
Picnic far,es. Excelltn chances for swinging and
for Foot and Base Ball amusemeuts Ii keis TOR he
tn, Excursion-Admlts ~ cts children unsier 10
years 20 cts,-for sail at NJ G P ,lmerr slne store,
rner OF Middle and Union Streets, and at he
Steamer. jy4atd
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METEOROLOGICAL,

uETEO GEOLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR rHF NEXT TwENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, n. c.,
July 3, IS P. NV
For New England
New York and lower Lake region, falling bars
Ometer higher temperature, variable wind
mostly from southwest. and numerous local
rains
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For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Depression of Spirits and General Debili
ty, in various other forms, FERRo-P HosPHoRA-
TED ELIXIR of CALIsAYA made by CAswELL,
HAZARD & Co., New York, and sold by all
druggists is the best tonic AS a stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or 9TH
er sickness, it has no equal. If taken during
the season it prevents fever and ague and other
intermittent fevers. jun184wt
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Druggists StO, X and stand at
Auction.

I'm TUESDAY, July 18th, al II o'clocx M, we
- sh,ll oter Tor sale the Drug lists stock and
stand corner of Fore and India stree.s Terms cash
or one half cash on delivery and the balance three
months' approved note with good enorser For par
tcu'ars en.'nire 81 Messis. Lufkin & Co., No.
Woodman Block. Middle street, or of
II. o. GALLEY & co. Auctione~rs.
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Mrs. PAULDNG, Medical Clairvoyant No.
346 Congress st. Hours 8 A. M. to p. NJ.
june28-d1w&w1t*
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NHuuicipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
THURsDAY.-Abner Paine, Rufus Stanley and
Michael Caples, search and seizure Fined $50 each
with costs. Paid
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Messrs f. o. Bailey & Co. will sell at ten
o'clock on Saturday. July 9Th, by order of the
Sheriff, the stock of Millinery and Fancy
goods in store No 1856 Congress St, lately &C.
cupied by w. L. Smell.
AVOID quacks. quack medicines, mineral doc
tors, wizards, witches, and clair-humbugs. The
old Doctor has sent you down his card from
Boston, and is coming down himself to attend
to the business. Wait for him. He can be
consulted free of charge at the United States
Hotel, room "a, up one fight; ladies' entrance
on the 9th 10th and 18th of July. Ask for old
Dr. WIN. Thompson. J. H. Potter M. D, bus
mess agent. *T-S&M&w1t
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New York stock and Money Market

(Sales al the Brokers' Board July 81
hdtHodu 1O2l
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Now is the time to have your window screens
made Lothrop, Devens & Co. have received q
large quantity of German linen and cotton
gauze, green wire, &c. No. 81 Exchange st.
may17tf
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DIR. URANN at Preble House Tuesdays and
Wednesdays of each week. His cures are won
derful may30-d&wtf
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We are patriotic. There will be no pa
per Saturday morning.
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schoo-farms, so called in the said parishes. and the
disbursement Of the proceeds thereof" TINS act
shall be subject to amenument repeal AT the pleas
ure of Congress.
Approved, March g. 1873
j. G. BLAINE,
Speaker Of the House OF RenreseatdtiVes.
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Vice President of the United States aud President
Of III Senate.
Approved u. s. GRANT.
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NEW YORK, July 3.-The excise commission
ers have adopted a resolution declaring that all
malt beers are Intoxicating liquors, that their
Sunday sale is in violation of the laws, and the
board will tot grant license to any place where
music is introduced. Sunday the 18th inst, is
the date fixed for the enforcement of the law.
The effect will be to close up all gardens and to
send the people, as in former years, over to
Jersey City or in o Westchester county for
lager
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ABRAMS a. BRO.

Auctioneer- aa" t'omm;ssie. M.rcha ut.,
give their special tent to selling Real Estate.
Furniture and Me. cham L., nj Ill kinds Horses m.
riages, &c. A'v noes made ON c,insisnnents. pe,.
ular Sales OF new and ,ecopd han, u ni,u,, at lie
Auction Rooms every Saturday morning Commu-
nications by mail I'rom' tly ttend Ell 10
ABB ANS g. BROTHER,
- l25 Fe eral ST., under the U. y. Hotel.
N. b. Money advanced on Matches. Jewelrv.
Furniture, Clothing, and all goods Of value.
apr23 DIFF
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CARELESS AcT.-Somebody left the water
turned ON i'll the water closet in the United
States Court room last evening The natural
consequences of such carelessness was the over
flow of water upon the floor and down through
the ceiling to the Poat Office room. The JAM
tor had left and there was no one to open the
court room door, and So we presume the water
ran all night. The damage must be very large
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New goRk. July Bnraiao.--tiold opened at
115a Money per cent. Sterling Exchange 1854 "a
ITO. Stocks dull but firm. State Stocks very quiet
NEw foRk- July 3-Epen,nG.-Money easy at "a
per cent Sterling Exchange dull at 1854 q. 109 3-6
Tor sixty days, and ITO for h Gold quiet aud firm
at 115A 1l54; loans ut 24 a per cent. for carry
ing Tue clearances were S5O,OO000O. Ire sury dis
bursements $3.50 600 account of coin interest 3d.
600 in redemption of 520s and Sl2 900 on account Of
currency interest. Governments are in good demand
and firm. State bonds quiet. The Stock market was
dull but firm, with slight fluctuations. Most of the
brokers left the street at p m. The only rumor of
importance is that negotiations are far adanced for
the sale of large block of Chicago & North Western
common to strong parties who have had nothing to
do with that stock since the fmous corner last
tumn, the sellers being the clique which cornered the
stock then. Commodore Vanderbilt has acce tied the
Presidency of the Lake Shore Railroad There will
be no session of the Gold or Stock Exchange un'n
NJ nday next. s,om
The awards of one million of Gold were at ii0N'
It's 1900 to 115 13.IO-100.
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lam delighted with your Elmwood fold edge
Collar.
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HOSPITAL FAiR.-AH parties having bills
against the Hospital Fair, as we'll as those who
are indebted to the same, will oblige the Exec
utive Committee by calling at No. 8, Elm
Street, as early as convenient, in order that the
accounts of the fair may be settled
CHAs H. HASKELL, Treasurer.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

WARWICK fold edge Collar, wide band, long
Do;nt. is nv Style.
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PORTSMOUTH N. H., July 3,-Gov. Straw
and suite arrived this evening, and were escort
ed to the Rocki CHAM House,
There We're heavy showers and high wind
which Frustrated the mammoth tent, but it is
being ref1tted
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Haymakers and Portland Band,
II IT ~ 8 TT TT
/. D. @. F.
EX Gu r S ION !
Old Orchard Reach,
WEDNESDAY, july 9th.

Amusements as follows: Dancing. Sw'nss, Foot
Ball, Croque &c. Music bv han Band.
hull supply Of Ice Waer will be pro hi d, also IA
.iiti's tor bathing. Trains leave B. & NJ. Depo at
e. A. VI. Retu n at p Nj. Tickets for re r'.und
ip 60 cents. Children under 1s years IS ceuts.
Tickets can be obtained of Geo. A. Harm N. 31T
Congress street. and of the Comm ttee at Il Depot
III kets good on all regular trains. jy4,Id
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ALL that have used Elmwood fold edge Col.
lar will have no other.
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THE PR ESS,
THE PRESS

THE PRESS
MAY May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes,
s%eu9en Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Br lnell q 20.
anurews, Wentworth, Glendenning Moses, Henae I,
the ity. va
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
AZ Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Waterville, of j. s. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Ageut.
| At Bath, ofJ o. Shaw
AT Lewiston, of French Bros.
AT Kennebunk. of C. L. Miller.
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OLD ORCHARD,
TUESDAY. JULY 9Th.

Trains will leave Boston 4 Maine stati n at q
o'clock A. NJ. and return o. o'clock p. NJ. 1teic l.
Dancing and other tmuseneDts. Teq and fee frI-
DIshed fee. Tickets for The round trip go cent for
nlts ane IS for chilli en-, 10 lie obtained IF the c.
mitt-e, B. F. Nash and Johh Yeaton. JT., on The
morning Of the excursion, and of C. II. Gusts & Co
Merton Flock Congress ST. eet. All are expecie to
fnrDi h their ugs, & :, tor fee. ju4 III
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NORTH CONWAY, July "a barn at North
Conway. owned by l.. Pitman, was struck by
llghtnlng this afternoon, the lightning going in
one end and out the other and setting fire
which was extlnguished with slight damage.