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G0ID-BEARiNG BONDS

These Bonds are now worth IA handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are al the Government Bonds,
rom STATE. County, aud Mnnicipal taT ition. Ohich
adds from one to three per cent per auum to their
vaine. according 70 the levied upon other prop
erty The interest is payable semi annually by cou-
pons attached to each note, which IN " DO eat or
AID sold to any bank or banker. se a
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Fae1e Hill mutual Coal Company.


A CARGO Ofstove Coal Is on the way, and expec-
) n I'D 10 arrive hourly The Stockholders who are
IN want Of that size VIII can at 100 Middle Street and
procure their orders. EDWARD SHAW,
JULY Nv Chairman Of Com,
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Raymondls Life Of President lincoln.

CONTAINING his State Papers, Proclamation.
~ &c. 1t has q most complete history Of his early
life, and also Of his assassination and death. This Is
nom an Official copy, the PROOF h0vng been read By
steel portrait of Mr.. Lincoln. Secretaries Seward
Stanton Wells and others say 1t Is the best. It also
has thirteen other Illustrations and win contain about
$50 pages making the largest best and cheapest work
being published Subscriptions are being taken by
tiendfH ~ -lH nufrso WILLIAM J. RICE. 81
July 7.--d2ws isEB iii' Agent for Portland.
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ExcURsIoE.-We understand that the West
Congregational Society win make an excursion
to Cushing's Island, tomorrow. The steamer
Casco win leave Custom House wharf at 8
o'clock. Tickets for adults, twenty-five cents;
for children under twelve, ten cents. A pleas
ant time may be expected. All who wish to
avoid a day of heat and hustle in the city, are
cordially invited to participate in it. go.
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s5ssa PINKERToN'S
WahOo and Galisaya Bitters.

aai 4Nl ~r-~~~1~~I
"A IA PPY comb IA loss If Vegetable Tonics.--
lA0an DO drank wltaimpunity by ma e and femae
ola and young, as daily severage. They will for
The syste N agair st the many il to which we are
daily ex osod; also against tie ey effects of un-
wholesome tooa lad drake, ehaase OF climate SO
and 70 estore to theinvaid h tn an dvigcr. y
An lnsaliibis Reney 10 AL diseases Of tho Stom
ach, LAYER aud towsis as a. Appetizing Morning
Pey,Tage.the WahSo and Gsliays Biitcrs STAND un.
fltdtSus taat1 9Nf fV Hat3E11ut aAs q ffe4
IN icit d Tesiim5Dials frem varioas sources are
being noo cd on US daily, Of the Ell aey OF these
Bitters IN restoring he etsd ssone Ii IN have
Deenheretof1fe supposed incurs 10 Hence they
are PRESCRIBED by MANI sniinsEt ph ssians II over
The Bit srs pl asa to the faste arr grateful
to the debi itated syst, lie w ahoo and Calisaya
Bitiers, as family mseiei. q and daily my bev-
erage can be u ed without tear, tho oss bilIy
doing injury TO even in ant IS the7 contain no
poisone US ug4, nu . Q Iurely 81 table and keep
the syst 10 Wig rous eait1r feese bitters are
ID apontheir merits ana caa 10 had Ii every town
In the United Stats and Cabaaas s3 Fstl 'sf.4
q Manu- actufed by wsi iiaii aFiAaqi sia
9 sasai..s sai JACOB aPTNKERToN, 9 b s "a,
ST. New York. = - q ! ~ = = - ,S'
ap27eod 3n - - h z
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BOAT CLUB.-At the semi-annual meeting
Of the Una Boat Club, held last evening, the
following members were elected officers for the
ensuing term, yix.: M. G. Patten, President;
S. @. Knight, Vice President; G. F. Penfeld,
Treasurer; U. 3. Brazier, Secretary. 49,
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Notes Of all the denominations named viii Be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip tions
This Notes of this Third serie' arcprecisey similar
In form and privileges to the Seven rhirtss already
Sold exesp that the Govern reserves TO itself
tn option o. paying interest in gold DIN at per
cent, ms cad e S-lotbsin currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency 10 to July 18th
at the time when they subscribe. a7i gtll.ss
The delivery Of the nctts ofthis third series ofthe
sevenhirtes will commtnco on the let of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date. u. oats .lrf .lf ,iaii RI .
The slight change made in the, conditions Of this
THIRD sRRIEs affect only the ma. ter of interest
The payment in gold, if made, will be equivalent
the currency interest of the higher rate. .s.ef
The return to specie payments in the event of
which only viii be the option to pay interest In gold
be awaited Of, would 50 reduce aud equaIize prices
thatpurehses made with tx per cent. in gold would
be fully eqaat to those made with seven and three.
tenths per cent. in Currency.
The Only Loan in Market
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PERSONAL. have received a business
note from Hon. John h. Goodenow, United
States Consul at Constantinople, June 18th,
and his many friends in this State win be glad
to learn of his good health. gs "a esse
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U. s. COMMISSIONERS COURT.

WIN. q. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONER.
David Rich, LIST mate of ship Amazon, was
yesterday brought before the Commissioner
charged with an assault upon David Baker,
one of the crew, on the high seas The case
was continued to three o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon, for the purpose of obtaining evidence
from Boston. George F. Talbot, U. s. District
Attorney, appeared for the Government.
j.. g. Batcheider, of Cape Elizabeth. sutIer
at Camp Berry, was brought before the Com
missioner, charged with selling U. S. postage
stamps to the soldiers for more than their
marked value, he charging aoe cents for three
cent stamps He was ordered to furnish sure
ties In the sum Of 5000 for his appearance be-
lore the District Court, at Bath, on the first
tuesday of September, and the case was con-
nnued until to-day at ten o'clock for the pur-
pose Of examining his bail. George F. Talbot,
U. S. District Attorney, for Government; S.
L.. Carleton, ESQ.,, for respondent. ras h.ss1
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WHITE POND LnLIEs.-Mrs, Emery, on
the corner of Congress and Chestnut streets,
has lots Of these delicate, fragrant lilies, fresh
blown and in the bud, just gathered from their
watery bed. 1t is worth ones while to look
into her shop and see the numerous and fanci-
full specimens of decalcomania, or art of
transferring pictures to glass, ivory, proclaim,
&c, making them as irradicable as the surface
itself ~ -l----.--
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FIRST MAINE BATTERY.--A private letter
from a member Of this battery, states that
they would leave for home Monday, July 10th
yesterday. We may therefore look for the
veterans in a few days. They were at Win
chester Va. iilif <5 f@TA1sEy "a sIMT
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Tuesday Morning, July II, 1866.
PORTLAND AND YIcINITY.

New Advertisemenfs To-day. q
Special Notice-Hostetter's Bitters.
special Notice-Dye, and Still Live
Special Notce-Gray's Patent Collars.
Aucuon Sale-Henry Bailey q Co.
Bllliard Tables Henry Helms. a'
Rouse for Sale-Breed d Iukey. dfE "
Wanted to Exchange.
Wanted-A Clerk.
Real Estate for Sale lE %
Entertainment Theatre-Deering Hall
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nRoposAIs VIII be received by the undersigned
at lewiston, Me-, until Wednesday next, 18th
lewiston. plans and specifications may be seen at
Bradieys HOTEL near the Grand Trunk depot, in this
eitE TIE right to reject sny and All BID not deemed
satisfactory b hereby reserved. -..i,.sl
Portland, July I, 1855. ,saIs s,1, h iuiyYtd
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The Herald's Columbus Miss.) correspond
ent says he finds the majority of the people IN
that section exceedingly ignorant and devoid
of enterprise or energy, the poor whites stand
ing on par with the negroes. What little
there was of society before the war was com
posed of wealthy shareholders, and now that
slavery has ceased to exist, the social establish
ment is completely disorganized. B sl4s8
The Hera1ds Washington dispatch says a
delegation from Florida has arrived, and is I'M
derstood to favor ex-Judge Marvin for Govern
or He has latterly resided In New York, and
is represented as suitable and acceptable man
for the place.
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From Savannah.

y n "|I" NEW IORh, July IUs q
p The Savannah Herald of the 9th has been
received. 81 b 7aasa sRa9
A large quantity of cotton arrived on the
9TH in the steamer Amazon from Augusta
The steamer Francis, of the Texas expedi-
ton, put into Savannah mseaworthy, and
cleared for Hilton Head,
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NEW DIRK, July 10.
The Times dispatch says Maj. Shipman has
arrived in Washington with forty boxes cap
tured rebel archives, containing a complete
record of the proceedings of the rebel Provis-
ional Congress at Montgomery. Also the en-
tire official history of the rebel army of the
Tennessee, under Bragg, Johnston and Hood
also the books of the rebel Treasury Depart
ment.
1t was ,ascertained by medical examination
that Mrs Surratt's was the only neck broken.
Among the papers of JEFF Davis, recently
captured, the Government discovered several
documents of vital importance, determining
the guilt and completely of JEFF. Davis in the
conspiracy plot These documents are of such
import as probable to determine the authori-
ties in favor of the trial of Davis before a mil
itary commission upon the charge Of assassin
alton. arrfersst Whoa r.y4ef4f4s
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ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE INTERNA-
TIoNAL BUSINESS COLLEGE ASSOCIATION
The Annual Convention Of the International
Business College Association meets at Chi
cage on Tuesday, (to-dar). The Oonven-
ton win be fully represented by delegates
from the thirty-two colleges composing the
chain, and viii remain in session some two
weeks. slsiltsas
1t is expected that two or three public adj
dresses win be delivered during the session BY
eminent men, on topics of general interest.
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ANY one having a small house in the city
which he wishes to exchange for. small farm
in the country, viii do well to refer to our ad-
vertising columns. i'gp ~ sifs go1i
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NEW YORK, June IU
John A. Sillich, late pastor of the Yorkyille
Methodist Episcopal Church, but more recent
~ real estate agent, committed suicide this
morning at that place, by hanging himself dur
ing a fit Of alteration of mind itfAff ih
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
taken upon herself the trust Of Administrator OF the
.s,s W.. 49, JAMES L. MERRILL.
late of Portland in the County Of Cumberland de-
ceased, by giving bond the law Directs she there
fore requests all persons who indebted to the said
deceased's estate to make immediate payment: and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement to SARAH ID. 4. MERRIII,
Portland July s, 1866. a $50 w3w2S
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CAMP MEETINGS. = We learn that the
Methodist denomination and friends, in this
and York counties, are to revive their annual
camp meetings, which have been interrupted
owing to the burning Of their stand and tent
frames at Kennebunk and the expiration OF
the lease Of their premises there. A locality
has been selected near West Baldwin, and
free rent of the Grove offered the Committee
having the matter in charge, who propose to
arrange the premises in season for meeting
this summer.
1t is anticipated that much more numer-
GUS gathering than usuaiwill convene at the
August Camp Meeting in Poland. A double
row Of tents is TO be erected, and the people IN
the neighborhood of the grounds are increas-
in.g their boarding accommodations, gs 8. f
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoNYENTIoN--
The forty sixth Annual Convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Maine, holds
its session on Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week, in ST. I3uke's Church, in this city
The first business meeting will be i'm the
church at o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Alto H. o'clock divine services viii be held
The Bishop will deliver his triennial charge
There win also be an ordination of Deacons.-
In the afternoon business service will be held,
and in the evening missionary service, at
a quarter before o'clock asiazsld 70 bloc
OF the service on Thursday, notice viii be
given. 20 Is 1is 4Hfsf
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DR.. d. stin continues 10 Extract Teeth by ELKc-
rR1cITy WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stumps they wish TO have removed for reset
ting be would give polite Invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough instructions. 10 81
DIR. ID. can accommodate few patlsnts with board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ. to 70 RI; from
to P. NJ, and to IN the evening
Consultation nee. aA-al1l- n0viu
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Naval.
RELFAsT. Julv /

The United States monitor Agamenticus,
Commander ParTott, arrived here yesterday
afternoon flom Portland, and will remain sew
eral days.
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Gov johnson, Of Georgia, in a recent speech
at Savannah said: "But slavery, in any event,
is gone, and gone forever, and have no tears
to shed or lamentations to make over its de-
parture.p WaoaE M
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Financial
7-8O LoAN,Sl. !.

III SO notes are Issued under the date Of Hi, *
1866 an are able three years from that as,. .,
currency, or are convertible st tie option Of ths
b fder into
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INst' RANCE Veg Fifm.-Mr. Joseph q.
Coffin. fo.- many years well known as the gem
tlemanlv Al. d assiduous assistantin the East
era Express Office, has connected himself in
the Insurance business with Mr.eWilliam FL.
Foye, and the firm win attend to all kinds Of
policies,-.-I.ife, Fire and Marine. They have
the agency of some of the best companies u
the Union, and their facilities are such as viii
give them front rank in this business. We
can confidently commend the new firm TO the
public, in the full faith that all persons dong
business with them will be honorably dealt
with -. -
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FIRE.-Retween eight and nine O'Clock yes
terday morning fire was discovered in the attic
of brick building No. 90 Federal street. oc-
cupied on the ground floor by Mr.. r. W, Waite
for an Oyster Saloon, and in the upper stories
by Mr., Charles Moore as dwelling house,
The fire extended to the roof of the wooden
building No. SO occupied by Mr.. Waite as a
harness shop, and by Mr.. Hugh O'Donnen up
stairs, as a kitchen. The fire is supposed to
have originated from matches ignited by rats
The fire department was prompt to- obey the
alarm, and soon deluged the buildings with
water, and the flames were extinguished in a
short time. Most of the articles in the build
ings were removed, and the damage was con-
fined to the upper stories. The buildings
were owned by Col c.. @. Clapp, who estima-
ties his loss at about $1,000. Mr.. Waites' loss is
about $500. There was no insurance either
on buildings or stock. q atsi sst
Babcocks stable, adjoining the brick build
ING on the easterIy side was in danger, and the
horses and carriages were all safely removed !;
but Aae building fortunately escaped being
touched. 9a egssos Aeas Nfst
The fist water thrown upon the fire was
from hand engine Ocean, No. A, which was
disbanded by the City Council week since /
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NEWHEhN1 N y, July D
The Fourth was celebrated In true Northern
stvIe in Newbern, which excited the amaze
ment of the natives and the delight Of the col
ored population, both Of whom were present
IN thousands. Charles E. Fitch, of the New
bern Bar, was the orator. II sd .aa4
Hon, j. T. Hough, the new Mayor, inaugu-
ratad lie new city government by administer
inc the oath Of Office 10 city officers and police
force. which will enable the troops TO retire to
lie field. Mayor Hough is receiving congrat-
ulatory dispatches from Mayors OF Northern
cities. e aa Alaa 9. 100
Newbern is entering upon new career OF
prosperity. 3s s. i eoas s@
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JOAN d JONES, President.
CHARLES DsEN1s, Vice President.
w. III. II MOORE, 20 Vice res't.
q. Chapman. Acting Secretary
Applisatiorsr ceiy. d by
j. W MUNGER, 1913 Fore St. #
Vel Il ID u llmeoI& wsw PORTLAND.
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- y - The NEW and Fine Steam
RlEAA% e4zr11r.
win commence her trips to
Peaks and cushing's Islands,
THIS DAY, June 18th, running as follows, until
further notice.
Leaves Burnham's Wharf for Peaks and Cush-
M. R ta~ TF F,fF7 "
Returning, leaves Cushings Island for Portland at
045A. M. and 2.45 p NJ
Leave cgshings Island, touching at Peaks, at lib
Tickets Down and Back Is cts; Children Is cts.
June 15-tf ~
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DRAMAT1C.- There was a large and fashion
able audience at Deering Hall last evening, at
the opening Of the theatre for ashort season
Iby Messrs. Murray & Wilson. The play 'sMoll
Pitcher" was handsomely rendered, and the
old tfavorites were greeted with much applause.
MIR. Mu.way is a host in himself, and his de-
lineation OF Lothian Hook, Jr., was excellent;
while Mol Pitcher the witch, found an able
representation in Miss Holmes. The other
characters were well-sustained The play will
he repeated this evening, and we advise lovers
of good acting to witness It. z49aa3
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NEW ORLEANS, July y.
The friends of Gen. Banks are working
against the Welles party. The former wish
provisional government; the latter object to
IT, Mr. Covode was recently here and will re-
port against Welles. t1Iss ro
Ihe Emperor Macmillan is taking strong
grounds against banditta, Cortinas. In an in
terYleW WIN the Federal General Brown, had
informed nun ne intended giving up opposition
to the government Of MaximilIian.s
There are no transactions in sugar. molass-
es or produce. There is more ino1iry in New
Orleans for cotton, and 10000 bales changed
hands at full prices, ss .s. AK =
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Proposals for Materials for the
Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, 81
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,

NAVY DEpARrMENr, e
BUREAU OF EQ aSTr1d sl1 AND RGcRgITNe,
CEALED PROPOSALS. to furnish materials for
~ ~ the Navy for the fiscal year ending s0th June,
anu az ulsil ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ OF the 18th Gay
me H "'i''n ''''e '''s 0ps~ns VIII Dc con-
rne naserls anu artcies embraced In the classes
schedules ay Win b IN tne s ps.
sons az desire 70 oner on application to the COM
ali the yards upon ppication 70 tSs Bnrs s,u 'i0's
Rjdlsrs are reearrs1 ~ IN ~ o -
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Excursions.

- ,tsin a The good Steamer CASCO can be
~sszssA-7SM chartered to carry excursion parties
n, n xMkN\s to the Islands or to Harpswell, on
&C zsszA y TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and FRI
DAYS, of each week. Sabbath
Schools or Societies intending to make excursions
the coming season will do well to apply.
For terms inquire Of sis al v
s.t BURGESS, FOBES g. CO.,
bo.aosss.i so Commercial St., Thomas Block
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given, that 1t Is the intention of
IN the City Council TO relay out Thames Street. for
the of the Citybegnnng ct its present terminus
and continuing to low water mark. u f4-s zaf
And the Joint Standing Committee of the City
Council, ON laying out new Streets, In pursuance Of
order Of the City Council passed on the third day
Of July, wiz meet for said purpose on Friday the 14th
day Of July, at O'Clock in the afternoon, at the ter
minus of said street. the place Of beginning and then
and there proceed to view and lay said Street.
All persons Interested VIII take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. ,l ~. $500
Given under our hands this eth day Of July, A. D.
1866. HssI n XIV ,.iir
haa nd ~ JACOB MCCLELLAN, Committee
.st4 g. r. FOSTER, ~ W. -. ..''e0
r~,-5... +. PHINNEY, r.,,v.. 49,
.s,s ioo WIN. G. soULE, .r,e - hAAs Ny 0u'
81 nal. BRADFORD, ~. la,it streats +
.,sus..s sa A. GIDDrSes, ssis lsis s'ree's'
July 'dsdlol sbsd nga aaelq
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y, E. flick EFT II,
Dealer in Photographic Goods,
Mirrors and Engravings.
VI IN If :, urer OF Eirror & Picture Frames.
z % a 3 No rs MARKET SQUARE, :,
jmnel2tr ~ r 81 ~ PoRrLAND, Mk.
Notice.
RorwfIoin COLLEGE
BowdoinfC College
Bowdoin College.

TNHE annual meeting Of the 0yerseers q DUwuoln
College viii be held at their Room IA sne Snapei
on Tuesday the FIRST day Of August n A' az TWO
O'clock IN the afternoon ,,opHr,Ss s...s,...
Brunswick, July 8, 1865. Jufyfutd
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DiabOIicat Outrage at East Tray, N. Y.-At-
sa9n Tempt to lynch one Of the Fsessds.s 8In

gi 6 ALBANY, N. r., July TO-
Much excitement was occasioned at East
Albany this afternoon by the shooting of
prisoner in the police court room. Last Fri
day afternoon two girls, named Ann and
Bridget Burns, went to the woods a short dis
lance from their home to pick berries. While
thus engaged they were seized by four men,
who repeatedly violated their persons. Bridg-
ct, who is but fifteen years of age, cannot live.
1t is said soon after the crime was publicly
known, Lewis Major, aged forty, and his son.
were arrested and recognized by the girls as
two of their assailants. This afternoon thew
were taken before the police magistrate for
preliminary examination, but the proceedings
were scarcely opened when brother of the
girls shot the eldest Major twice in the ann
and leg. The brother of the girls followed IN
the attack by striking Major heavy blow
with Ratchet upon the head Young Burns
and bis mother were arrested, and Major was
carried to his house, where threatening mob
were only deferred from resorting to lynch
law by the presence of a strong police force
Major was formerly an engineer on the Hud-
son River Railroad, but had been discharged
for misconduct. His son is said to be motto
rious bounty jumper Young Burns tried to
stab him, but was prevented by policeman I
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Auction Sales.
Auction and Commission Store

ItHE subscriber has taken the Store No. 100 Fed
eral Street. near the United States Hotel for fhe
Auction and Commission Business, and is prepared
70 receive consignments Of Dry and Fancy Goods
yanees on goods consigned for positive sale Sales
Of Furniture, Real Estate, or any kind Of property
promptly attended to. A good assortment Of Dry
sale. - F~eo
80. AZ crtoH SALES every evening, and wednesday
tend the sales. 1880 ~ -
n VIZ CHARES e. PORTER.
" W. HOLMES, AUoTIoEEER. June10H