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Green, Akyab.
Ar at st Helena May IA. Resolute. Mountfort, from
gaicufta land proceeded for Bosfonl; 9th, Europa
Reed, Bassein. land sailed for Falmouth
Inns. Philadelphia. W.
Ar at Valencia 18th ult, Advance. Cotter. caIIao
= Cid at Gibraltar 18th uIt, S Waterman. Elliot
New York. $4,000
Passed do 1lth Louis Walsh, Pendlcton. fin callso
for Valencia; 18th, Buckley, Ross, from Leghorn
Ar at Hayre 2lst. Germania Townsend. New York
Sid 10Th, Gen Novel; Milliken. Cardiff. a7,h C.n.
oya, Emerson, New York; I'D, Mercury French do.
Ar at Montevideo May u, Arameda Snow, Morri.
son. Cardiff.
Fayal. june 8. The Athens tAml Shields from
SardeDas for Cork, with sugar, put in here May 2Sth
'ery ieaky, and Is dischargng In quarantine.
SPOKEN.
:, Aprii 10. lat N. Ion "a w. ship Rose standish.
Hutcnnnson, Cardiff for Calcutta.
IN, 80 ~, o. a !. Ion % 06 Z. bark Com Dupont,
NAY = at ~ % lon 2s Is W. ship Forest Eagle.
May .. LAT IA ;. Ion IS w. ship Sonora, Brown, I'm
May 81. lat g N, lon % W. ship Belle Creole, from
Lc1th for Madras.
june Is. lat IS 70. Ion 30 ship Wisconsin. FIN Liver
pool for New York ~ ~
June IS. lat 40 as. Ion So So bark Young Turk
July ]. of Georges Shoals. ship Wyoming from
Philadelphia for Liverpool.
July la "a 80, Ion 50 IS. bark Laeonia from Zaza
for New York
July A, OF Sands Point, bark Bradford, Cables FIN
New York for Boston
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Ig@On the first page-Boston Correspon-
dence; the Tyrant Flycatcher (Kingbirdl.
sB-On the fourth page-Portrait of Gen.
Grant; the Better Manners.
sp-Gen John c. Caldwell of the first Brig
ade, Army of the Potomac, succeeds Gen.
Hancock as commander of the first division.
sg-Capt. Smith, OF The 4sth Mass regi-
ment, had 43 bullet holes in his clothes when
his company was brought off from the recent
charge at Port Hudson. and yet his person
was not so much as scratched.
g- A young man named Thomas Hill
was taken by an officer at hotel in Lewiston
and lodged in Jail, having eloped with wom-
an, the mother of six children, not his own
wife. The parties belonged in Rhode Island,
and were pursued to Lewiston by the husband
of the truant wife, The facts are given with
great minuteness by the Lewiston Journal.
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EXPLANATORY. - When the Press was
started. and until December LIST, the terms
were So per annum in advance. In conse-
quence of the unexampled rise in the price of
paper, making the raw material cost almost as
sheets, we were compelled to make the adj
vance price s6per year, to be increased for
delay in payment Our unpaid bills for last
year - now overdue - are made out at 90,
which is only half dollar more than the low
est advance price. reckoning the first half of
the year at 81 and the last half 80. W.
serve all alike, use no Partially, and assure
our readers that we cannot make the bills less
without loss. We hope this will be satisfac-
tory.
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sH- OF course our personal notice of the
renowned" American Traveller was intend
ed to give him a lift, but Mr.. Pratt regrets
that we made any allusion TO DIR. Melen, be-
cause, as he says, Mcllen is poor, demcnted,
shattered fellow being, for whom the Creator
has done but little, who has his sympathy, and
whose repose he does not wish to distrust
More than this: he says the association of his
name with Mellen's can only degrade him
pratt aud impair his influence. He further
regrets that we named witchcraft as one of the
sciences upon which he is prepared to enlight-
en- the public, lest he may be deemed quack.
Having said thus much we believe our friend
has no further cause to complain OF us.
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CASUALTIES In THE FOURTH AND NINE
TENTH REGIMENTs.-The New York Tri-
bune gives the following casualties in the
above regiments, which occurred in the recent
battles of the Army of the Potomac:
4th-Col. Walker, wounded; Maj Whitcomb,
do; Lieut.. Stearns killed; Lieut.. McCobb,
do; Lieut. Bragg, wounded; Capt. Litchfeld,
missing; Capt. Davis, do. Lieut.. Robbins, do.
Lieut.. Roberts, do; Lieut.. w. S. Woodruff,
wounded in cheek; Lieut.. l.. G. Randall, head.
19th-Capt. Smith, Co. l, killed; Capt. Lin
coin, Co II, wounded; Capt. Starbird, Lieut..
Winder, Co. III, neck; Lieut.. Foss, neck
Lieut.. Scott, Co. ID, thigh; Lieut.. Nash, Co. f,
leg; Col. f. f. Heath, wounded; Maj. Welch,
head; Lieut.. Buchanan, Co. X, leg.
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DEATHS AT PoRT ROYAL. - Our corres-
pondent at Port Royal, s. c., reports the fol-
lowing names of soldiers in the Sth Maine reg
iment, who have recently died in hospital:
June 10, Charles j. Webster, Co. F, aged IT,
June Is, William III. Jones, Band, typhoid
fever.
June %, Joseph Pray, Co. f, typhoid fever.
June %, Emillus S. Huntress, Co. f, fever.
The recruits are suffering somewhat from
the climate, especially Co. f, which has been
doing picket duty. The old members of the
regiment are in excellent condition. The
weather is cool for the season.
We learn from the Beaufort Is. c. Free
South, that Jefferson H. Pike, Co. B, 18th
Maine, died on the 10th ult
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Posr OFFICE, PORTLAND,
I..- NJ tg.so I

Posr OFFICE, PORTLAND,
JUNG 20 1868.
On and after July lst the postage for drop letters
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rate of the half ounce. The postage letters for
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Rates of postage on all printed matter (except cir
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Seeds engrayings, and other miscellaneous matter
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Charges on printed and mis- ellaneous matter must
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FLOUR INsPEcTIoN.-At the meeting of
the Board of Trade in June a committee was
appointed to consider the subject of Flour
Inspection in this city, and TO recommend
some system that should be adopted. At the
meeting of the Board last week, the Commit
tee made the following report which was unan-
imously adopted
The committee appointed by this Board to
take into consideration the establishment OF
reliable standard for the inspection of flour in
this city would hereby recommend the Board
Of Trade to appoint committee of flour
dealers to select samples Of five different
grades to be designated: SUPERIOR" fam
ILY,n extra, ""FANcY," sUPERFINE."
These samples to be preserved in glass jars
lettered with. the names OF the grade contain
ed therein, and that these samples be kept at
the Merchants Exchange, where access can
at all times be had OF them, and that the sam
pies thus preserved, shall be the standard by
which the Inspector is to be governed. The
committee shall have the standard samples re-
newed as often as may be necessary TO keep up
a uniform grade; and they shall act as a com
mittee of appeal to arbitrate any question
arising from the inspection of -four at any
time during their term of service, and the de-
cision of the committee on such questions
shall be conclusive. We would also recon-
mend that the Inspector of flour-of this city
should be under the direct and exclusive con-
troll of this committee so far as to secure re-
liable and unbiased conformity TO the rules
andregulations to be established by this Board,
for the Inspection Of -four in the City of Port
land; and that the committee should be en-
powered to employ asuitable Inspector whose
term of service shall be optional with them,
and may be discharged at any time for incom-
potency or failure to comply strictly with
the Instructions of the committee, or such
rules and regulations as may be established by
this Board. All Of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
M. N. Rich,
j. b. FIILEBRowN,
w. l.. SoUTHARD, Committee.
ALBERT WEBB,
Z. MCKENNY,
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PATRIOTIC DISCOURSE. II On Sabbath eve
ming July 9TH, Rev. j. +. Lowering, pastor of
Park Street Church, delivered an admirable
discourse suggested by and appropriate to our
national anniversary, which was listened to by
large audience with unbounded satisfaction.
AT our solicitation Mr.. L. has kindly consent
ed TO place the manuscript al our disposal,
and we shall publish it in full in Saturdays
Press. Extra copies should be ordered in ad-
vance.
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sB- We are doing the very best we can to
work our daily edition in season to distribute
the papers at reasonably early hour, but we
are now working over 5000 daily, and, with
our Adams press, it is three hours job. We
are using all needful means to secure press
that will work the edition in half the time
Until then, though We will do the best We can
to supply all orders, we shall make no efforts
to increase our circulation. 1t is as large as
is comfortable with our means of working it
off
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cree in suppressing the rebellion. 1t is there
fore, not only an act of superrogation, but an
imputation upon the Government, to solicit
traitors to do that, to screen themselves from
punishment, and to enable them to achieve a
final confederate triumph, which has already
been wisely and constitutionally done by Pres
ident Lincoln to save the republic!
Our friend Conway has erred in assuming to
speak in this matter in the name of the Abo-
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777'7--7------ -
DIED..

In this city, July g. Geo r. Russell, eldest son Of
George w. and NJ j Russell, aged 10 years & DAYS
member of Co. b, 10th Me- Reg. Passport and Bos-
ton papers please copy.
In this city. July Z, Mr., Vim. Estell aged So wears
gT-Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at No Is Tying Relatives and friends are in
yited to attend
In Parsonsfeld. June %. Mrs. Abigail. wife of
Joshua Roberts, aged 80 Years.
In Limingfon. June 25, Mrs. Eleanor wife of A c.
Waldron. aged =.
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BowDoIN CoLLEGE.-We copy from the
Brunswick Telegraph, the follwing appoint
ments for Commencement :-Salutatory - r.
w. ii. Hussey; English Orations 7. r.
Beverage, Gideon Libby, N. F. Putnam, S. p.
N. Smyth, J. b. Webber, A. ID. Willard; Phi
losophcal Dispositions r. II. Cheney. G.
A. Emery, G.. G. Hartman, G. M. Pease, +.
w. A. Pike, +. c. Remick Literary DISGUST
sitions j. c. Bates, T. M. Given, b. f.
Smith, A. W. Stuart; Disquitions = A. B,
Dearborn, G.. A. Haynes; Discussions r. III.
Gilmore, r. w. Robinson, G. w. Shackford.
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SEE woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Specrs Wine. 1t is admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. tits worth trial, as it gives great satsfac
ton. dec22dly
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MARRIED..

In this city. July 7. by Rev. Dr. Smaller, Charles
Maverick and Miss Elizabeth w. Bracket. both of
this city.
In East Cambridge July 4, Stillman s. Morgan.
zabeth. Me.
In Brooklyn, N Y, July 2, Hon Thos M Hayes
OF Portland, and Mrs Mary r. Taylor, of ID.
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GEORGE L. GooDALE, NJ. D.,
CORNER OF CONGRESS AND TEMPLE STREETS
Opposite First Parish Chureh.l
jyl d3w thenM&Wtf
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u. $. NIarshars Notice.

UNITED STATES or AMERIcA,l
District Of Maiae. s..
DURSUANT TO Mention from the Hon. Ashur
IL Ware, Judge of the United States District Court
within and for the District OF Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been filed
In said Court. viz;
A Libel against FouR CASKS OF GIN; SIX CASKS
OIL; EIGHr BBLs- WINE; ONE BBL. NUTS; 0sE
BBL. LASS; ONE Box MUSTARD; ONE Box Cas-
TOR OIL. Two Boxes Tors; OsE Box TOYS AND
SUsPEsDERs ONE BOX STATES: ONE BBL. HEMP
SEED; ONE NEG COAL TAR; TwKSTY-EIGHr CHnsTs
BLACK TEA: NINETEEN HALF-cHEsTs TIA, As Is
more particularly set forth in said Libel; that hear
ing and trial win be had thereon at Portland In said
Dctrict, on the treafy.frst day Of July current.
where any persons interested therein may appear
and show cause If any can be shown, wherefore the
same should not be decreed liable TO salvage, and
disposed of according to law.
Dated at Portland this second day Of July, A. ID.
1868. +. A. QUINBl.
U. s. Deputy Marshal, District of Maine.
jy2 dad
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House and Land ON Winter street
AT AUCTION

IN Friday, July 10th. at II NJ, on the premises.
" 40 Winter street, will be sold two-story wood
en- dwelling, with the land. House in good condi-
iton-stuafion excellent.
Lot about i2sr3s. Sale positive. For particulars
call on the aucffoneer. Tvs
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U. S. 500 BONDS,

PRINCIPAL AND INTER EST Cat per
cent. per annum. semi-annaally.l payable
I'm GOLD.
In DETERMINATIONS Of $50. 500 $780, and $1,000, for
sale by
T. II. JONES,
No. IS Exchange Street. tup stairs.)
rY-These Bonds are the cheapest Government se-
curry In tho market, and pay the largest interest
the cost myi5 istf
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IMPORTS.

Matanzas Brig c Aiexander--355 hhds sugar
60 boxes do, Miller; box mchds II l. Davis.
Windsor Ms. Sch Iris-90 tons plaster master
Hillsboro NIB. Sch Resdent-60 tons coal, 3 cords
wood, Kerosene Co.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday,. ......................... Jnly Z


Tue sdny.... ..........................J July 4.
ARRIVED.
U S Surveying-steamer Conway, FIN the Eastward
Steamer Lewiston, Prince, Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick, Wischester st John NIB
Bark Lucy Ellen, soule, Genoa April % via Gibrai
ter May l6-reports May 9th, lat 80 80. lon Is 90
spoke bark Lawrence from Cadiz for Boston,
company days. July l. lat AZ S. Ion "a Is. spoke an
U gunboat, bound TO Boston. who supplied US with
Brig r Alexander. Merriman, Matanzas 2sd ult.
Sch Francisco. kilby. Newburyport.
Sch Julia Franklin, Lowe. Augusta for Boston.
BELOW, light bark
CLEARED.
Sch Julia. tBrl AnSrson, st John NIB = Thomas
Paddock.
Sch Banner. tBr) Evans. St John NB-Thos Pad
Sch Welcome Home. tBr) Hatfield Parsboro Ms
Sch Thomas Dickson. tBrl Masters walton Ms
master.
Sch Morris Sterling. New York; q York & Son
sAILED-wind s-brig ortolan. for Maianzas.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANcIsco-Ar 9th. ship Elizabeth Kim
Ar g inst. tby tell ship Camden. Mudgett, rom
Hong Kong.
cid 9th, ships Panther Lathrop callao; 10th. Rat
In port I2ih uli ships Sarah Newman. chartered to
Puget Pug sound 10 load for Hong Kong Fnsbe sD
kinball, Huntsville. and Others, disengsged.
ALEAANDRIA--Ar lst~sch William IL Williams
Hammond New York
BALTIMoRE-Ar Sd, brig II X kirkland, North,
Mayaguez.
Cid ID. brig VI T. Thompson, Lanpher, Searsport,
via Cambridge, Md.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar2 I'd. barks Starlight, Rogers,
Trinidad: fawnee johnson; New orleans; schs Ma
ny Dyer. Purvere and Frank Herbert, Parker.
Beaufort nc:
Cid Sd, bark Faith, Paddock, Port Royal SC; brigs
Alice Gray. King. 81 John NIB; Cyclone. Bunker.
Richmond, Me; Frontier. I.ittleheld. Portland.
NEW foRk-Ar &th. bark Ocean agile. Luce.
Gardenas. brigs samson, Dclano, Marseiles; Wap-
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NEW ARrICLE.-CRAcKSELs- some of
them. Avery delicate Biscuit. tender and brittle.
aid will almost melt in ones mouth Manufactured
and for sale, at wholesale and retail, at
&. BLAkE's SrEAM BAKERY,
jels II $50 Congress Street.
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NEW AID VERTISEMENTS.
Gas Company.

FuVHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
= Portland Gas Light Company will be held at
Their new Once No 80 Exchan ge street, on Wedn.s-
day the 18th inst at O'Clock p. NJ for the election
OF officers and to act upon the Reports of the Direc
tors and Treasurer and any other business that may
properly come before them.
jys1w EDWARD II. DAVIES, President.
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DEsrrsrRY-Dr j OSIAH HEALD NO .24l Ono
gress street first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland. Me. ug7dly
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g CASUALTIES IN THE 10Th MAINE.-In the
published lists we find the following casualties

Killed, Corp. Joseph Simpson, Co. A; J. A.
Knight, Co. G.; j. Lamson, Co. II. Wounded,
Capt. Billings. Co. e; A. Knapp, arm -
Hodgdon, arm, of Co. G; Sergt. G. Brndley,
Co. G, arm; John Tobin, in arm, C. NJ. Beadle,
in arm, ID. Munk, in arm, all of Co. c.; b. ID.
Libby, Co. +, shoulder; Corp.Cyrus Osborne,
Co. ID, arm; o. l.. Stephens, Co. C, thigh and
breast; Corp. c. II. Reed, Co. A, arm.
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DRs. LOCKE & kIMRALL, DENTISTS No. III
Middle treet. PORTLAND Ne. aug15-1y
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eY-Consumption and Catarrh, aud all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by NINA
IATioy BY c. MORSE NJ D.,
aulS'62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
At Valparaiso I'd ult, ship o Bricn. seaver. from
Niekels. Ford from New York, al May 2s. disg, to
load at Cbinehss tor Marseilles
Ar at Aspinwail 23d ult bark Magdalena. Day, FIN
New York: brigs Aroostook. Murch New York; Col
Fenniman. Pickett Bermuda
sid 18th. sch Eicott. Duncan, for Cuba 18th,
bark q W Horton, sleeper, New York. brig Baron
de Castine. Hotehkiss. cuba I'D, bark Brothers.
Means do.
sailed from Mansana 10Th ult. brig sitks. Elliot.
AR at St Jago 10th uIt. brig Lydia II Cole Cole.
New York
Ocean Home. lBrl Weldon, New York.
Ar at Havana 2lst ult barks Chiffon. Pennell. I'm
New York oath. lmaum. (Brj Smith. Portland: 18th
John Griffin, Upton New York; Warren, Peters,
Baltimore.
Ar at do 18th ut. ship John Spear Booker. Huh 4
The following recent charters Banks jessie
Nicholas, $50 hhds sugar for New York s3a; John
Griffin ti3r) 900 do do, for do via Sagua at S.
baltimore; . as bark coshran Fea s Se.
York; brig Phillip Larrabee. Young Portland 18th,
brig Stella, Goodng, Portland.
Sid 10th. brig Renshaw. Smith, Holmes Hole: 23d,
bark Z G Alexander, Merriman, Portland; brig b
Carver. Carver. Philadelphia: sch Witch Queen ell
ley Boston; oath brigs Dirigo, Rumball. New York !;
Model, Dow. Holmes Hole.
Arat Cardenas 23d ult brig Kentucky. Carver.
Neuyitas; sch windward. Partridge. Portland; oath,
bsrks Sarah b Hale, Crowther, do; 18th. Ayiies,
Huthinson. Boston; Jas Ward. Buchanan. Port
land; brig Charlena, Means, do; 2lth. bark Ionic.
Hutchinson Portland 1la Sriss ca''illian Dunnins
Sid 18th. brig Alrucabah, Brg. Portland; 18th.
bark Esentde. Partridge. do; 18th, brig Rhynas.
Pendleton. Boston, Gath. brigs Sea Foam Coombs,
Baltimore: 18th. Young Republic. Libby and Anna
Wellington. Atwood. for New York; NJ Roberts,
Doak, Philadelphia: Goth. Thos Connor, YORK, and
A j Ross, small, Portland; Knight, fark, 10,
9TH sch Adele. Snow New York
Ar at Sagna 18th ult brigs Lucy Ann. Cole, Gar
denas land sailed 9th for Baltimore; sd sch Lau-
rel Parker st Thomas land sid 9th for Cardenasl;
q h, banks Loroy. Coleman, Havana; 18th. Sarah A
Nickels. Nickels. Searsport.
sid 18Th briggs c IL Kennedy. Lake. for Portland;
Goth Progressive Age. Hill. Philadelphia; sch Jas
Brown Brightman. tor Northern port; 23d brig
G T. Kelley Pote, Boston.
Ar at Quebec I'd inst, ship Picayuno. Brooks, New
Orleans.
fFer City of Washington. at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 2lst ult BENZ Adams. Chase. New
York. I'D, Bravo, PASSPORT; Empire state. Briggs,
New York.
Sid 10th. Gen Berry, Emery. Philadelphia; Magel-
Ian, Cummings. san Francisco,
Ar at London 22d Hattie y Emery, Perkins, Nina
titan; 23d, Jenny Moody, Healey, Havana.
Cid 23d. Il ii TAYLOR, Lord New York.
Ent ont 24th Electric spark Candage. for Boston.
Ar at Gloucester I'D, William Jane, Wood, FIN
Now York
Ar at Cardiff 10th. Washington. White. Antwerp
AR at Glasgow Goth, Catharine, Hammond. New
York
Ar at Queenstown 10Th. Scotland. Lyle Matanzas;
ed. Augusta Norwood, Sears, Callao.
Ar at Algoa Bay CGI. May II. Falcon, Taylor, I'm
Boston.
Sid 1lth, ltasca, Turner, Boston.
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c9-Ify you are in want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at tho Daily Press Office. If
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GREAT IsCovERY.-An dhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient.
ly strong without stitching;
That will eiectually mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers
Manufacturers and Machnists
And Families,
willtind it INVALUABLE, 1t intellectually stopthe
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insOluble in water or oil.
II is liquid. and easily applied as paste.
IL will adhere oily substances.
1t is
HILT0N'S INS0LUBLE CEMENT
HILTON BROTHERS, Projectors,
Providence, II. 1.
Supplied IN packages from OF. to 100 ibs.. by
CHAS RICHARDSON & co,
81 Broad Street Boston,
febl7dly
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BROKERS, BOARD.

SALE OF SrooKs.-BosToN. July z. 1862.
SZs..W American Gold 1884
igp ........ do,.... 1881
:. itU 10 1881
unted o,ates coupon Skies tlS5lI 1861
y. .. ID ~ treasury Notes 1861
=. =. Fye.i wenues 1901
u s. Certincates, currency ................... 9s}
Boston and Maine hairoad.- ..................l2 6
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srRIoAx PuBLrsurns' CIRCULAR. July1.

AMERICAN PUBLISHERS CIRCULAR, July1.
Perhaps the most interesting feature in this,
the fifth number of the octave series of the
Publishers Circular, is the catalogue of pam
phlets on the war, constituting the ninth Of
series of papers on the photography of the
Magazine by Mr.. S. II. Grant. The Publish
ers' Circular in its present form and with its
present scope is becoming quite indispensable
to all who have much to do with books. An
autograph letter of Sir Walter SCOTS is print
ed for the first time in this number.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, exceptthe Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry.
PANAMA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES carry
ing Mails for Aspinwall, Panama, and California,
leave New York ON the LIST, 18th, and 2fst of each
MONTH