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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-17
Trustees Of Westbrook Seminary

Atthe annual meeting of the Trustees Of
Westbrook Seminary, held on the 10Th instant,
the following gentlemen were chosen Trustees
for the term of five years, in place Of those
whose term Of Office had expired:
Gen. Saml. I. Jersey, Bangor; Rev. VIM.
r. French, Turner; WIN. L. Southland, Esq,
westbrook; Edward Hamblen, Esq, Port
land, and Hon. N. G. Hichborn, Stockton.
Charles 5. Fobes, Esq, Portland, was elect
ed Trustee, to ill vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Hon. Job Prince.
The following officers were elected: s. r.
Hersey-President of the Board of Trustees:
E. Handkerchief President; G. NJ. Stevens,
Secretary, and Charles Fobes, Treasurer.
eHereafter, the annual meeting Of the Board
Is to be on the Tuesday after tho last Monday
in June; and the anniversary exercises are to
take place on the subsequent Wednesday.
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NEW YORK. June l6
Cotton-Sdl0c higher; sales 1900 bales ut Is, he
at so for middling uplands.
Elour-hrmer; salcs 2s 900 bbls: State and Western
l0at5c higher; Supsrtne State e0ds 20: Extra
do 60gI 20; choice do 65a7 co; Round Hoop
Ohio do s sac %; choice do 00as co; Super
Western 6oas 3j: Extra do t0a,s %; South rn-
firmer; sales 1o0O bhs; Mixed to good l5all 90 +;
Fancy and extra 0O9ll 90. Canada l0c higher !;
ssles 800 bbls; common Extra 49, IS; extra good
to choice O1G9 80.
wheat-2esc higher; sales lsO, 0oo bush; Chicago
Spring 78ql IS: Milwaukee club sal IS; Amer
Milwaukee 6SGl II; Winter Red Western sea
"a; Amber Michigan 9lgl ss; White Canada
200.
Corn-du: sales 80 900 bushels; new mixed
Western 45al AZ; Southern So.
0ats-dall; sales Canada at s9d9Q5c.
beef-frm; Gales SO bbls
Pork-hgher; sales sloo bbls mess 81 e0a5T s7t /;
prime do IS %.
Llrd--hrmer; sales 2co0 bbls at 153aIfs.
Whiskey-f irmer; ed es $50 bbls 1 36ai 80.
Sugar-auiet; sales l60 hhds; Muscovsdo lse.
Petroeum-f rm; sales 500 bbls crude AZ 40c.
Tallow-frmer; sales l0o. coo TBS at liza l6!c.
Freights TO Liverpool-stady.
Wool-yery firm.
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E. X. LEM3NT,
Carriage Manufacturer,
Preble Street. Portland, He.
sy-carrisges and sisighs en- hand end made 10
o. der. innala ~
For the Islands.

ET<s On ard after June 18Th the steamer
kS<z.sSs{ScHs1s> CASCO will uauil further potice
leave Burnham's w hart, for Peaks
and Cushing's Islands ~ 0 and 10 30 A. NJ. and
and 80 + NJ Returning will leave Cushing.s lsland
June D. DIFF
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PORTLAND, June .l6, 1864.

70 the Editor offhe Press
In your issue Of to-day, Enquirer" pre-
sumes the labels referred toton the Westbrook
Horse cars) means Cemetery instead Of Gem
etry. No chance of an argument there, for
90 we all think, and the error will be correct
ed In due season. Allow me to suggest that
In his anxiety to correct the errors Of Others,
"Inquirer" himself does not come up to the
standard, perfect. He says, Not knowing
what kind Of place il was at once referred
tony dictionary for information, and ras not
much disappointed in not being able TO find
any such lcord." Please allow your dictionary
and grammar to remain side by side for future
use. RAILROAD.
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Sick and Wounded at Augusta.

List of sick and wounded soldiers at the U.
S. Gen. Hospital, Augusta, Maine, June i4th,
1864.
Corp Bradbury W Abbott Privates Edwin Baker, O
Butler, William Boyd kendriok Berry James X Bras
zila Curtis Benson, William Bond Samuel Crosby Rob
erson Curtis Moses " Clark, Nm Clark, II Cox,
Alvin Doughty, corp Melyil Davis, private " IA II Dam
mon, I'm Doughty, sergt David Edwards, private Jo-
seph l. Evans, corp Chas Cannon, privstes Andrew
Goodwin, John d Graves, sumner Grant, Lueus Gof,
j l. Ginu, corp ranes II Hall, private Joseph Ham
mond, Chs Herrin. sergt rank johnson, private
John johnson sergt Vim tennis, priyates Geo W
Maddox james Murdock, James Means, Thos ~ alag
han. Edwin McMann Francis Mclaughlin, John ~ al
Ter Richard MCGEE, Alvin Murphy, Ambsose Mason,
Springer sergt " Smiley private john Sullivan, sergt
J d sawyer private Geo Springer, serg Patten pri-
Yates 5 Tory James VI Palmer, Joshua Walton, r. u
ben whautsE. Enooh ~ alton. l. Wilbur, Lovejoy,
sergt Rnoch whitmore, prvates wm Woodbury., VIM sa.
binY Um n Bragg, A Hutchinson.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Ev ENENG PAPERS


rum TIC army % he ~sossAo'
HEADQUARTERS Army Potomac,
June IA, z. NJ.
The army OF the Potomac took up It's line
of march for the Chckahominy at 3 o'clock
on Sunday afternoon. The 9th corps took the
advance on the middle road, by way of Provi-
dence Church. The I'd corps took the west
ern road, the 9Th aud OH corps took the road
leading to Jones' bridge, and in the meantime
the 18Th corps embarked on transports at
White House. The advance OF the army halt
ed for the night near the Chckahominy, which
stream they crossed to-day without opposi-
sion. No signs of the enemy were TO be seen,
except a few cavalry, who fed at our approach.
The 9th corps took the road to HaxalPs, and
the I'd corps reached Charles City Court House
at =. Nj. The 9th and 9th corps crossed at
Jones' bridge and are now close by.
The change Of base has been very success
ful and made with the utmost order, without
the loss OF a man or wagon. 1t is said the
rebels lett their works almost as soon as We
did, taking the road to Richmond. White
House will be evacuated as soon as supplies
can be shipped. The crops here are very fine,
aud our horses tonight are living in clover.
1t is expected that we will start for James
river early in the morning, and during the
day open communication with Gen. Butler
The weather is fine, the roads good, and the
army in the best of spirits.
Later, IL M-The army Is now moving to-
wards the river
Gen. Grant and staff started for Gen. But
ler's command this morning.
lew guerrillas were caught In the woods
this morning and brought in.
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WOUNDED SOLDIERS. - From a list OF
wounded soldiers at Locust Grove Hospital,
in the Wilderness, the scene Of the first bat
ties, We copy the following Maine names:
ii F Clarke, Co F, 20th; Corp Il w Hofpis,
C, do; D b Lyford, b, do; J F Linekin. X,
do; J W Gait, K; Corp G w Hichborn, b c
Brocker, b; c Avery, A; Lieut. Lane; Or
lando Green, b; Sergt Geo Hicks. CT John
ii Breen, +; Wilbert Willard. b Fred Davis,
II: Seret G III Haines, E: L Bnrill, Cali
of the goth; Jacob Rice, } A Barker, C; Vim
III Fish, Augustus j Butler, A; + Eollett, 4
b Eldridge, 9Th Regiment.
Fred Davis, ii Breen aud WILDER: Willard,
all OF the 10th, being able to walk about, were
sent to Orange Court House May Il. n Z
Burrell, of the Goth, died In hospital May 9th.
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100 B0LrS-from the factory OF David Cor.
LEU sar q Sons. Leth-a sail cloth Of superior
quaity--just received per "Jura". and for saie BY
Mo6ILvERY, RYAN q DAVIS.
mchz5 diff ISL Commercial Street.
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Lawn Cottage nj Auction.

ON Thursday, June 2S. at o'clock r. H.. on the
" premises. We shall sell At auction LA~s Co1-
cry Ibe house 10 two stort Sotiase In tood
style and peri CT der. The cellar IS . eemea led
noor, and Is heat as q Sutcay dTtss; thy haze q
furnace there, and good cisierp. The ir IA a.
soft wstef In abnndalc.. All the eaf h lies, srn
w-od-hense. SC. are N der etyer ana coAst kit.
yGrang The grounds " hich etveF aheut Two
and aqua ter acr... are beaunisl y aid o. Z "a q
stsfuliy ann usefnly led. with .Iran nta n a.
kases ahd ohrulbery Apple. ~ l.uss " -,
Currants. basybsifles Z o,tteIIhs, ktliwls,tsse.
Re Also an nbundsi Of a. 10 Ties OF he ysri-
Gus XII de-. To- family 1ass plots o.
ed over the lot giyinEit deie h fnl up arsrcs -
The view Of he Cry Hsrlor. ISLANDS. AID he sur-
ro-rdtrg conItiy Il Va i'd AID tsau'iful. We
tAoaghf we we're fefing I most beautiful spot In
this vicinity for "a Q last h. bu- kaar We
s'e lite peifect-sale lo-itive-tsIms isisc ory.
For further ra' tieulars \ d description esil,n
HENRY BAILEY Co, Auetioneers.
June lI-dfd
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sB- We are requested to say that the pro-
prietors Of the Lady Lang have kindly con-
sented to make an extra landing at Searsport
next week, on Tuesday and Friday mornings,
to accommodate passengers going and re-
turning from the Congregational Conference,
and this without charge beyond the fare hence
10 Belfast, which Is $500, with free return
tickets.
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Fron, Ns,r Orlenns.

New YORK, June 10.
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent
says it is not improbable that Walkers rebel
division has crossed the Mississippi, above
Natchez, to reinforce johnson or Lee.
Lieut.. Col. James Dugan, Of the Mexican
army, and dozen others, have been arrested
in New Orleans, and about $4,000 worth of
suffers and quartermasters stores seized.
The arrests were made on charge OF enlist
ing men for an expedition into Mexico under
Cortinas. They had enlisted 159 men, and
expected fifty more from Vicksbnrg. Dugan
was once captain In the 14th Illinois regi-
ment.
Mr.. Congdon, editor of the Picayune, has
been ordered out of the United States.
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NEW YORK, June 16.
The Herald's Nassau correspondent says
immense quantities OF arms, ammunition,
clothing, beef, pork and breadstuIs continue
TO be receive there from New York, Philadel-
phia and Portland, and are sent successfully
to the rebels, who laugh at our blockade
Sixty thousand dollars were received there
from Frazer & Co., of Charleston, which were
given 10 the British officials who seized the
pirate Florida, and went through a mock trial
when she was receiving her armament. The
American Consul has been compelled to close
his consulate there, as the secesh sympathz-
ers refuse to let him Office room.
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From the Peninsula.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 10.
Steamer Warner, from Bermuda Landing,
arrived to-day.
Two army corps crossed to the south side
OF james river last night. Other portions OF
The army are crossing at various points.
There was fighting this morning in the d.
rection OF Petersburg, the result OF which is
not known.
Gems Grant and Butler were ia consulta-
tion yesterday
Gen. Gilmore has not been relieved as was
repOrted
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sB-The resolution offered ia the senate
by Mr.. Lane of Kansas, TO recognize the gov
eminent now organized in Arkansas,-and as
natural sequence to this act, to admit the del
egation nnw seeking to occupy the seats in
Congress belonging TO that State,-on condi-
ton that slavery is forever abolished. has
ciary. The report of the committee will be
looked for with great interest on all sides.
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HARD UP.-At Merchants Exchange is a
copy of the North Carolina Times, June 10th,
published at New Berne, printed ON coarse
straw wrapping paper. 1t is very dark col
ored. The editor says he has changed his
color, but not his principles, in consequence
Of the non-arrival of paper supply from
New York. The Times is a loyal paper.
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rB- Buckiey's Serenaders drew very
respectable honse last evening. The music
both vocal and instrumental, was good. The
auditors we're highly gratihed with the per-
Torrance. at least, we judge so from demon
strations of applause. The violin solo by F.
Buckley, was very artistic performance. In
our ear 1t was the brightest gem of the eve
ming. The Carnival of Venice we have heard
many times, and by first rate violinists, and we
confess there were some touches last evening
as fine as we have ever heard, on this master
instrument The tunes were sweet and pure,
and the boneing most excellent. They per-
form again this evening at New City Hall and
no doubt there will be crowd.
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Federal Troops ia Pursuit of Morgan

CINCINNATI, June l6.
The Times correspondent at Flemingsburg,
Ky, writing under date Of June 18th, says
the remnant OF Morgan's command, number
ing 700. passed through there thai morning,
en- route, possibly, for Pound Gap. They adj
nit loss of nearly 1000 at Cynthisna. A
Federal force Of $50, in pursuit. arrived at
Fletningsburg about six hours after Morgan
left.
Vallandieham Is still at Dayton. All is re-
reported quiet there.
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WASHINGTON, June 16.
II is not known what course the govern
ment will pursue relative TO the return of
Vallandighan.
Ii is expected that the President will sign
the gold bill on his return from Philadelphia
The opening OF the Treasury bids was re-
sumed this afternoon.
There were 65l sealed proposals for the
sI5,000000 loan, at a rough calculation. The
amount to s90O00000. The bids opened to-
day averaged about the same as yesterday.
No formal awards will be made for the pres
ent, as the entire list has yet to undergo
official examination.
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GN- We are informed at the Custom House
that the statement of the New York Herald's
Nassau correspondent that immense guam
titles of arms, ammunition, clothing, beef
pork and breadstuffs, are received there from
New York, Philadelphia and Portland, is, so
far as Portland is concerned, without the
slightest foundation. There has not been
single clearance at this port for Nassau for
the last year.
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Item. from southern Sources.

NEW YORK, June TO.
The Richmond Dispatch of Saturday morn
ing mentions rumor of Wade Hampton hav
ing fight with Gen. Sheridan's cavalry west
OF Richmond, where the Yankees were en-
deavoring to reach the canal locks Oh James
river.
The correspondent of the Atlanta (Ga.) In
teligencer, with Johnston, writes that force
had been dispatched, under Chalmers, to at
tack Chattanooga. At last accounts he was
marching on the town.
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UPsETTISG A BUILDING.-A two story
building in the upper part Of the city, was up
set yesterday rather unceremoniously, by the
breaking OF the gearing that sustained it.
Mr.. George Brock had the management OF the
business, and while he was gently lowering
the building the fallrope broke and the edi-
flee was precipitated into cellar.
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.y- The mercury in the thermometer at
Messrs. Gerrish g. Pearsons' stood at noon
yesterday, at IS deg. The weather was warm
and the ground dry and parched. There was
large draft made upon the Soda fountains OF
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INsTALLATIoN.-Rev James L. Hewes, OF
Boston, having received and accepted unan-
imous invitation TO take the pastoral charge
of the Park Street tUnitarian) church and
society in this city, arrangements have been
made for his installation to take place on
Thursday evening OF next week, at o'clock
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PUGNAcIoUs.-Two women got into fight
yesterday afternoon, in house in Green st.
One of them, named Polly Warren, threw a
pail at the head of her antagonist cutting her
badly in the head. Officer Cole arrested Polly
and took her TO the lookup.
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THEATRE.-Mr. j. G. Myers. with slarge
and powerful company will open DeeriDg
Hall next Monday evening for theatrical pur-
poses. Mr. Myers has taken advantage of
closing Of the Boston Theatre TO secure some
OF the best talent Of that Company. He will
remain here but short time, and will give US
some Of the standard plays. He opens with
the play OF Merchant of Venice.
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From Mcrico.

NEW YORK, June 10.
The steamer Eagle, from Havana 1lth, has
arrived.
Mexican advices state that Macmillan has
sent frigate to Havana to convey Santa An
ma over to Mexico. There was considerable
distress at Monterey. Doblado has been de-
featad
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IL twill be seen by advertisement in
another column, that Messrs. b. f. Hamilton
& Co, are to succeed Messrs. c. w. Robinson
& Co., in the dry goods business, at the ele-
CANT store, corner of Congress and Preble
streets
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NEW YORK. June 10.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says the House Military Committee will next
week report bill TO repeal the draft commu-
taiinn
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SOLDIERS DEcEAsED.-The demise Of the
following Maine soldiers is reported at Wash
iDgton:
Lafayette Murray, II, 1st artillery; James
Rubber, G, 9Th regiment; Emery Richards, A,
do; Chas. r. Pierce, F, 10th.
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Union Ratification Meeting In Ne,e York.

NEW IUKkt JUNt 10.
The Union ratification meeting last evening
was largely attended and great enthusiasm
prevailed. Speeches were made BY Henry j..
Raymond, Ex-Gov. Wright, OF Indiana Hor-
ace Raymond, OF Tennessee, and S. Mathews,
OF Maryland. Resolutions were adopted rati-
flying the Baltimore nominations and platform.
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Nurdf,
NV XnpK

NEW \ DIX, June 10.
The u. s. steamer Admiral. from the block
aiding fleet, has arrived. She brings eighty
two invalid seamen and officers. The health
OF the squadron Is good.
The gunboat Chicopee arrived at Hatteras
Inlet on the 10th lust.
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Valuable Real . stat. for 8, +.

49, TIE property In wcs ifo. l. l,sr ksec. rsp-
Ei:f pa Village. Known the Pierce plse ara
Ill lately occupied by J. 4. Ri h. ftq ain be
sold BY auction, ON III premises. Al o o'.leek
a ~. Tuesday. June zlsf. lss9 There are Is acre.
Of land. well cultivated GOOD orc ard vel buN
two story h.use. barns N d csrfis, lonse
Can be exal-ined al n time eviou. 10 the q, L.
Ter" cash L. ii. PAIIkN. Auet III str.
June D. 1884. did
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INTERNATIONAL BANK /!
Special Meeting.

THE stockholders of this Bark are hereby noti-
fed that Special Meeting y III be held at the
Bank on Monday. the goth day Of June. at three
o'clock NJ, 10 consider W. ether they will take any
action In relation 20 changing the Bank from its
present charter 10 charter under tie ationa Bank
ing Law TO determine whether they viii &c.
ctpt of the charter of the First National Bank OF
Portland now beid by the Directors Of the Interns.
tlonal Bank.
By Order OF the Directors.
w. 4. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, June 4, 1864. junseeodtd
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SB- Excellent cider In large or small meas
ure may be found at NJ. Morrill's, 204 Fore
st. Ithas the real champagne sparkle and
snap on 1t.
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Municipal Court-June 16.

Emily Briggs for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined three dollars aud costs.
Committed.
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For Gnla

yfA House and Land for sale at Gorha m Corner.
M The house is large, convenient tor two families,
.k4el with large II, pleasantly situated near the
Depot I'quire of ii. CkEASEY, on the premises.
TerJ On " iune7W3ws
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
s20O.OOO.OoO.

This Loan is authorized by Act of Congress Of
March Sth. 1884, which provides for its REDEMPTION
IN CoIs. at any period not less than ten more
than 70 ty years from Its date at the pleasure ofthe
/ Government
Until its Redemption, five per cent. interest 70 to
be paid semi-aunually IN Coin.
subscriptions to the Loan eyed by the Ma.
tional Banks United States not or 10 such cur
rcney or other funds taken by them on dspos.
it at par.
Its Exemption from state or Local Taxation adds
from one to three per cent per annum to Its value
The Rate of Interest on this loan, although but
five per cent In coin is much greater in currency
as the difference between the market value of cur.
rency and gold.
As a Rule. the 1--we per cent. specie securities OF
all solvent governments are always par above,
and eurreIcy now funded in the National Loan
viii be worth its face in gold besides ing regu
lar and libera percentage to the holder.
The Authorized Amount If this loan il Two Hun.
dred Million Dollars. The amount of subscriptions
reported to tn. Treasury at Washington, up to June
T. has been
S67,OI7,s5O.
Subscriptions will be r, ceived by the Treasurer OF
the United States at Washington, snd the Assistant
Trersurers at New York, Boston and Phiiadell hia
and by the
First National Bank, Portland, Maine,
AND By ALL NATIONAL BANKS,
Which are deposi.aries of Public money. and all
Respectable Banks and Bankers
Throughout the country, tacting as agents Of the
National Depositary Banks,) will furnish further
Information on application and a1.rd e,erv Iacili-
~ to Subscribers.
June 10. l3s4.-dl~&w1t
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THE Stock and Fixtures of first ca Provision
Il Store. now doing good bus meas sold only Or
account of the u teslt oft proprietor. Address
Nv" Box 1928 Portland T. o.
& June 1f-d3w
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nN Wednesday, June q, at 8 O'Clock n, On
~ the prem ses. We shall sell T. o $40 ooden
House on Paris street. No. q The hos &c % rear
new-h.-i-hed IN 'rou- hon. aud 100, repAr-and
viii seeonm odai, " o u m'lks; a tosd eel ar ~
and ~ Z Ct dep lie io-s. l. 20 sItuaL d tEat
anot' eT house loi cas- be the lot
Iupelldtd HENRY BAILEY A Gu Ancf,rz
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Stocl; Market.

Fishing schooner for Sale,
or about seventy I, Ds burihen, now on the stocks
~ at SO 18th Bristol, and ready 70 launching; built
b. the most app owed models a. finish ana of the
best materials; and will be sold lair price if APP
piled for soon. NATHANIEL FOSTER,
may 2id3t&wa South Bristol, Me.
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CONCORD, n. H., June 10.

CONCORD, n. II. June 10.
Resolutions passed the House to-day. by q
vote of 100 to 1903, requesting the New Hamp-
shire members of Congress TO urge the pas
sage of the amendment to the Constitution
abolishing slavery.
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Auction Sale Of Permits 10 Cut
Timber in Cansd"---R al Estate IN
Grand Fals. N. A..

III BERE will be sold AZ public suction at the %
IL Of Il ,nry Haiiey Co Exchange street. 4 ert-
land. Maine. ON 1lu sdAs, Jrns bsih. 1864 At 10
o'eis OK A. ~. to cfo, n earn.
Lice ses Mes ~ d 10 eat timber O., In Cams
d.. ON the north-we bra CHI Of The river St ia hn--
where il is initrect by tie boundary line lttuss
Canada and the stat Of Mai e-apd txtt ne inR . D
said river 10 is source, rot to eaesed. err ten
mi es b. 2. miles each side, II 70 quare mile-.
Also. certain parcel Of Zeal Estate silpafed at
Grand Fails. Ia the County ct Nieroris. a. the
present time occupied and int owed BY wp. b.
West ESQ aud 10 merly owned ~ g. orge Yeung,
containing three (3) With buildings on
the same.
Tor further particulars irquire OF the suctionser
or HERSEY. FLEICHtK Co.,
Portland, Maine.