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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

, FAST DAY.-The day of National Fast was
observed in this city by general suspension
of business. Religious services were cor due
ted In most of the churches, or In the lec,ure
rooms. In some Of Them regular sermons we're
preached, but in most Of them the services con-
sisted OF prayers and brief addresses applicable
TO the solemnity of the occas on. A large
number OF our citizens took advantage of the
foe dav TO pay a visit to the beautiful City o
the Dead Evergreen Cemetery-the horse
cars running thther being crowded ON every
trip.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

OBsEquIEs.-Wm. a. Webb Of Danville,
private In the II U. 8. Infantry, died at Fort
Preb'e last "Wednesday. after a few days ILL.,
ness Of typhoid fever. His remains we're es-
corted to the Grand Trunk depot on Thursday
BY detachment Of soldiers from the tort, pre-
ceded by the Band q tn, IT b, (Poppenbure's)
where they were received by his father aud
conveyed home for increment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

Mr. EDIToR:-Will you please correct The
statement made In your iesne Of Thursday In
regard TO Regatta. The Fourth of July
COMM tee have, It Ia true, appointed a sub
committee TO take measures having In view
such sn object. but -lns'ead Of arran log the
programme they have not even met together.
A. soon as arrangements have been perfected
notice will be given through the daily papers.
By publishing this you will much nhliee
THE COMMITTEE.
!. lOur In ormation was derived from menu
Der OF one OF the boat clubs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

I PEARL STREET CHURCH AT . meeting
o. the Pearl Street UniversaIist Society held
last Sunday afternoon, unanimous call was
extended to Rev. T. E st. John of Worcester,
Mass, and he has signined his acceptance,
and will preach Ia the Pearl street church
the third Sunday Of June.
3 The announcement in our Mondays issue
that cell had been extended to Rev. Mr..
Skinner Of Cambridge, was Incorrect. Our
information was derived from one whom we
supposed was acquainted wi b the doings OF
the Society, and. in fact he was, but was mis-
taken in the name. We rj1ice. that the so-
ciety are SO united in their choice. and
thsM they have secured the services Of so able
q pastor. m
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70 the Editor. Of The Press:

TO the Editor Of the Press:
The public observances Of Fast were very
ann opriate at this place. The Union meeting
Al the First Parish Church was well attended,
and the most careful attention was given to an
excellent hist ~ OF our slavery, and an eulo-
ey on President Lincoln, read by Judge Ed
ward e Bourne, OF this town. The anthem
and tunes by the choir were well rendered, the
Scripture readings well selected, and the pray
ers fervent and comprehensive. Y.
Ksnnebunk, June LIST, 1865.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

CITY RAILRoAD The following shows
the months returns for April and May of tie
number OF passengers carried and number Of
miles run: .sN e4 h7.
Aprii-City line, 1888 l 2 miles; 54,175
passengers; Westbrook line. 1898 ~ miles !;
Is 456 passengers; total, ,472 miles; total
80 63I passengers.
sengers; Westbrook line. 95S miles; II 1902
passengers; total, 14,606 miles; total, n .4O6
passengers.
On Fast day. June lst., the number Of pas
sengers conveyed in the city was 315S. and to
Westbrook 1884. Total 47S7. 1t was the
largest number conveyed over the road on any
day since the 4ih Of July last.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

NIsErEENTH MAIrE.-Thts regiment was
to have bee mustered out of service at Wash
'ington Oh Monday and was expected to leave
for Maine on Thursday, under charge Of Lieut..
Col. spaulding. Az this regiment Is prlDci-
pa'ly composed Of men from the counties Of
Kenseb Knox, Sseadahoc and Waldo It
vii go to Augusta, where the uel will be dis
charged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

THEAraE.-This afternoon there will be
grand Matinee OF Uncle T ms Cabin, Tor the
benefit OF heads of families and children. Al
m'tance rs cents for adults, and Is cents for
children.
This evening the Nautical drama OF Tom
Cringle's Log, and the comic drama of Robert
Macaire, viii be Performed. Such a bill should
attract full house.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

n tlNciNo ATT June /.
The Gaz .tte's Fra, kso,t Ks. d,spa CD says
the address against Judge Bu'iet was ad"pird
yesterday by he X ntacky L-aisiarue. A
resou ion was in,r duc+d in b,h branches 10
reco, slider The resolution ri -etin thu consi
tutional amendment, but IL wis refused per
mission TO be entered. The woe developed
the fact that The cause had gained largely, hut
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

SAILORS HoME-The proprietor Of this
establishment has IT Gently repaired and re.
fitted it for the sccommo alton OF bAardeIs,
permanent or transient The conveniences Q
This house to the Crane Trunk dtpot and ri
B son s,eaa bnais ar he exe~lIen' fabi
celientpace lof trAveiei= b. these iinee.
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Master Ooker,s Oouoart.

A large and brilliant audience assembled at
City Hall last Thursday evening, to hear Mas
ter Cocker and his company In sacred music
Our spacious hall was quite full and warm
and enthusiastic reception was given to this
young and accomplished vocalist. Cocker and
Ellsrd performed their solos TO the entire sat
isiaction Of the audience. Mr.. Weeks Is fine
tenor. and possesses = voice of great power
and sweetness. The concert was 90 satisfac-
tory that several Of our prominent citizens ad-
dressed noiet TO Mr.. +. Widows, the agent
Of Master Coker, expressing Wish that snolh-
er concert, complimentary to the young artist
might be given, which will come on next We'd
nesday evening at City Hall, where we expect
TO see another brilliant audience. The follow
ing is the correspondence above referred to:
-ts.4s PORTLAND, June i, 1855.
Mr.. +. WLDDows, Agent.-Dear Sir :--rhc
undersigned, DESTROYS Of expressing the pleas
ure they have enjoyed from Master Coser's
concert, IS well a. their appreciation of his
talents and rare civilizations, respectfully ten
der him complimentary concert, 10 be given
ut such time 10 he may think convenient,
before leaving the State
T. Jersey. Philip b, Brown.
u. n. Jose, solomon NJ liok.
wv woodbury.. Charles Da is. j =.
Rev. Alex Burgess, CHARLES Merrill.
Warren Brown. w e Goud
James NJ. Brown. d N Rich.
Jam Il Carter. Jacob McL>H N,
Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr Joe. u. N yes
Hon .. Spring. Josiah Pierce, Jr.
And Others.
US. HOTEL, ortland, June I, 1865,
To Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr., John NJ Brown,
7. Q. Hersey, Esqs., Rev. Alexander Bur-
CESS, and others: s liai
Gentleaen:-I have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your favor OF this day, ex-
pressing the pleasure you have enjoyed from
Master Cookers concert, at the same time Offer
ing him complimentary concert befors leav-
ing the State.
In behalf Of Master Cocker, beg leave to
return you my sincere thanks for the compli-
ment paid him, and also have the henor 70
name Wednesday evening next, june Tth, Is
the time most convenient. sas.s 81
have. the honor TO be, gentlemen,
Very Respectfully,
Your 0bedlent Servant, ea4
+. widows, Business Manager.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

HUHIbEHB WON HOE, JUfr
Most OF the Iexas expedit on, under e m
1uand OF Gen. WritzpI, has sailed Ii Is "a "
~,eamers. Tue rrmaiad-r will leave This Eve
ig or to morrow morning The feet will
rendezvous in Mobile Bay. which 1t Is expect.
4 t reach In about seven days. The wealth
is fine aid everything looks favorable for the
.vfetN OF he feet.
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U =. 5-2O six Per &c 81.
G olD-BEARlNG B0aDS !

These Bonds are now worth 4 handsome premium.
and ar exempt as are al the Government Bonds.
from state County, and Municisais g tion which
Odds from co three per cent. per anm0n to their
vatae, according 20 the IA levied upon other prop.
erty. The interest is yable semi annually by oou-
pous attached TO esch note, which IN " be cat OF
aud sold to a1y bank or banker.
Th,iuterest at 7.s0 per cent. smouutsto a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly fur ished upon ecei I Of sub scriDtions.
Ths Not s Of this Thi Scr .. precisely similar
In form aud privileges 20 the Seven. rhri.s already
sold, excsp1 that the Government reserves to itself
tn option o aging interest in gold o,in a. 6 p4r
cen .ins esd r. 7s-lothsin corrency. Subscribers
will de the interest currercy up to July l5tb
ct the inns when they sub .cribe.
Tue elivery Of he notes of this third series ofthe
seven thirtes win ccmm on Il LIST Of Juae and
viii Re made promptly and continuously after that
date
The s'ightchsnge msde In the Conditions OF this
Tai ID Scales Affect only the ma tet OF interest--
The pa m MT in gold, II made Will be equivalent to
th currency interest of he higher rate
The re- urn to specie payments, in tho event of
which oaly will be the option to RAJ interest in gold
Be asailed Of woula reduce aud equals, prices
tina urch SEES de with tx percent ia gold woud
b. ully qua to those made with seven and three.
zenith per cent. In o1rrency.
-
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rOa4l.AND ava VaO4ss1s.

Bee AA~erftse~a~~s. TO- p~.
Special Notice-Hist ~ Of Maine in the War.
lnsas, I,cering Halt THIS kvening.
Auction Sal sc n. Patten.
Auction Sae-Hepry Bailey q Co.
Boats Winsor whitney
Cl0l b Les -Gilman Day.
Notice-Mnles for % Q.
Un'on IiiumiBatinE Oil
Fam for s .le-5smi II. Swte tser.
A CardA-r hos Bailey.
Ships wanttd-McGilverY. 2 ~ 3 Davis.
Poland Min,Iai Wafer-Jas & Iuhf 4 20
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RoBBrNG VEssEL.s.-There Is a gang Of
thieves prowling round the wiarves, and In
the stream at night, robbing vessels OF their
cables,saiis, or any thing else that comes handy.
The schooner Village Maid was robbed short
time since Of all her cables, they being cut
about two feet from the anchor. Subsequent
~ they were found on Cupboard island.
The yacht Nettle was robbed last Mondsy
night of her ancher. cable, boat sails, oars, &c.
Thursday night an attempt was made TO rob
the brig Harriet McGilvery, but 1t was frus-
trated by the privae Waterman on Calls
Wharf, who arrested the fellow, but was oblig-
ed to let him go. as he did not care to leave
the property entrusted to his charge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.
The subscriptions TO the 30 loan to- day,
from all parts of the Union A. telegraphe
10 Jav G nike. amounted 70 81 5l3 800 Among
= snbserip ions was one from he Frs Ma,
'oual BsDk OF Portland 70 $50 600 Toe
oumber Of individual subscriptions oil $50 and
500 was 1869
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

New YORK, June 2.
The 11th New York aud o b Massachusetts
batteries, and 14sh Connecticut and 10Th
Maine regiments, reached this city this morn
ing.
The 10th Maine regiment. 247 strong, left
here this afternoon via Fall RIVER for Augusta.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

REDUCTION OF FREIGHrs.-The rates Of
freight OF -four. from Chicago, as we learn by
Sykes Chicago Circular Of May SOIb, have
been reduced on the railroad to 80 cents per
barrel to Dsnville Junction. aud sIl5 to Ban
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

PERsoNAL~--Lt. Col. iDsggstt Of the 5,h
regiment, Hancock's Corps, pissed through
this city yesterday from Washington, en- route
to his home 10 Greene.
Hon. G. Blaine passed through the city
yesterday, on his way from Washington 70
Augusta.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

Nsw Yo4A june 2.

Nsw Yoas june 2
es.sp heavy: ssies 575 balls.
Flour-S'a end Mesier 70 icwer; sal. 1000 bbIs;
STATE = G675; Round doop Ono 6e5tG8 50; w ST.
era 76G6 81; cuthBr hs svy; ale SO bb ~ Is
ca; anIGa &C lower; sales $40 nhs a, 6 ,q875.
WI a'-2@Sc CHER; sales 20 Q o bushj AmDer
Mchiga' lag, Is, Whi canada . o.
cor % ene lime sns c'e ed Gull; sales "a 600
busne n cd Western a. @e3
Ost-3@s b CHER; Cansda COS
Hoe - eafy t43 a1fA
Po-s-sxsted; sases s,5Oa bbls; new mass at rs 90
@2e ~ hAs
4 disc dy; sales IS 50n bbie o. tbs7lS.
Whi,Ae 10 or: lie $50 hb NJ a 6,nil
Sugars cad t2,t0 b los; to X 0, lie;
Mu covaao 0t9l2s; 80 DO es davana ll1l3fo.
~fta<hssao II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

FIRST MAINE HEAvY ARTILLEnY This
regiment Is to be mustered out of service at
Bangor. Most Of the members OF It came
from the eastern section Of the s ate, and as
the regiment was formed in that city, there
is proprIety 10 its being mustered out there.
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FINANCIAL.
ID FINANCIAL
UNITED STATES
100 LOAN.
Third series,
y = B 90 co. 90.

by au Aorisy of,hs Secretary Of the Treasury the
"hoefssned' the General Subscription AgsntiOr the
sale Of the United stass Securities, offers to the
public the tsird serbs of Trsssary Notes, BEARING
seven and three tenth per cent interest per annum
known as the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

BOARD IF rrADE = rhe adjourned meet
ing of the Board o. Trade will be held this
evening at clock, at their ro,ms. A gen.
eral aud pauc ual rttendance is requested.
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f BOSTON, June z.
British steamer Bosphorus II, M l. verpo |,
rrpore May Bis off t,apt Sable cJIdrd wi h
the d hh z schr NJ theru Chief, OF Ginuccs
TER. he schooie SANK immediately, snd nui
o crew OF ii persons, six were los
~ stIit,s ~ a r.
Ku-on. WIN. Ora, Winsl r berts and j JGn
Williams.
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IT will he seen byre'efence 10 advertise
me-. that a meeting Of spi ituslists and 9th re-
is called at Congress Hall this evening. A
iuI IL eLd4Dce i yer; d sifable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

N NhW YORK JmDe 2
Thu Herald's dispa G.. sa,> COug tssius,
Harris nas be-u s-nienc-d 10. taree years co :
doe nen,, and forfeiture OF ali ,,oliiics r ehl-
The President has approved the finding, bu'
remiLted the sentence. t4s
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SALE OF REAL EsrAIE.-H Henry Bailey &
Co., sold at aucl lou yesterday the three story
brick house and lot No. 4s6 Congress street
IL was purchased by Mr.. Elm ~ Phinney
for Sc 450. S6ea
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ST. john, N b June 2
In the Admiralty cause oi Queen VS.. Leelcy
OF the Chesapeake to-day. SiI james Carter,
Chief Justice, and Judges Parker and Richie
presiding, the jury went out. There Is no
probability ri ihsir agreeing. n sriai ex.
cites an interest.
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gao LOAN.

1htse notes are issued under the cato Of yulv IL.
1886, an are payable three years irem that date in
currency or are conyertibls at II . option of the
h ld,r INTO
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CENTENNIAL DrscoURsE.-We learn that
Rev. Mr.. Dalton, Rector of St. Stephens
Church, will to morrow forenoon deliver q
sermon, which will no doubt, be Of much in
terest to our citizens, especially TO those who
are "town born" children. Tomorrow will
b. the Centennial Anniversary Of the E ,isco-
pal Worship in This place. Without intend
ing to 90 into historical detail OF the rise
aud progress OF Episcepacy In this place. which
was 50 fully and ably treated by Rev. Mr..
Perry some two years since. the present rec
tor, II we understand him, will only make sucn
remarks As wiki be pertinent 70 Che occas'oh'
We anticipate an interesting discourse.
Rev. DR.. Pratt, formerly Rector o. .ne
Church, viii ofieiate at st. Stephens ~ toe
evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

- English states men are fearful that in JEFF
DAVIS .ss our govern u-nt viii proceed "a ex
'resuiies. They may res easy on that punt,
or tie government only proposes to look Ii
f'r one extremity his ~ vii De allo we'd to
take csrc / theuss -ly-s.--l Bangor Wing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-03

Nescs from the W.s'-Trads In NortAerm
@89T Asabama. a
AFRO. H.. June /.
New Orleans dates of III ~ q are received.
Gen Candy will establish his nra1q asrte IL in
that city in 4 lew days
Another great landslide has taken place be-
low Aigi4rs, sud fearful evasse ~ impend-
Ing, threatening immense ce,truction Of crops
AID other properly.
The recent expedi ion from Baton r .uge
cap 0red Col. Hatch, Cnilect'r Of Customs at
o leans, also The records OF The Custsm
House during his administration. Col. II.
has the books aud records Of the Custom
House pri,r t, the secession OF Louisiana, Sc
GREETED 10 New Oreans.
Ten thou Land prisoners from T, Ter Texas.
are OF the moul h Of r d yer, en- route North.
In. F,riest has arrived a. Memphis
The people Of Nnrt' ern Mississippi are
represented to be G eatly impoverished aud
destitute.
Trade has been fairly opened with the PEG
pie OF Northern Alabama. Tw. Gamers
have gone below from this ely, laden with
merchandise for that section, which sells rapid
~ at satisfactory rates, money being found
there In unexpected ahuadance. sos
Work has b o., suspended at the Navy
Yard at Mound G ty, aud 1t Ii rumors d that
tae Naval Department at that place will soon
be removed to Pensacola
Six hundred and ten bales Of cotton passed
here to-day.
Ths steam Decatur Brought 1000 bales OF
cotton out OF ih,- Nacbits river.
Cotton at Memphis firm ranging at from 81
20 1884.
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sEvrNrrEsrH MAINS. = This regiment
win leave Washil gion next Monday, and viii
arrive here on Wednesday. tnumbers about
40 men.
At the adjourned meeting Of the past officers
and members of the regiment, held Thursday
afternoon, progress was reported as to the
escort. desire having been expressed that
q cavalcade should be formed, committee
consisting of Lieut.. Col. c. B. Merrill, late Of
the 17th, Capt. Harris, late OF the 9th, and T.
G. Jersey, E q, was appointed to consider the
necessary arrangements. All citizens wish
Ing to join are requested to leave their names
with either Of the COMMITTEES before Monday
evening.
All past members Of Maine regiments and
citizens generally are invited TO join the escort,
and thus give our gallant soldiers the welcome
home they so richly deserve.
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The Commercials Washinr.,n aisns,ch
say s there Is much complaint at G-n. Halleck's
mauagementin Richmond. II is charged that
The rebels are 'creeping" into pc ser under his
influence.
The Posts special Washington dispatch saws
the trial OF Jsf Davis viii lake place before
a full bench, consisting o. Judge Garter Of
Oaio. Judge Ola Of New York, aud Judge
Wslie OF Virginia
The same dispatch says the delegation from
Alabama receives very little countenance here.
The President will not consent 10 4 call for .
mee'ing Of the old rebel legislature Of that
State.
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CAIRo, ILL.,, June O.
One hundred and sixty bales OF cotton pass-
ed here to day for st. Louis.
The Memphis cotton market Is active wi b
large receipts, quotations rising fiom 20 to
$50.
ABORTION Of the bluff above Columbus, Ky.,
fell into the river to-day, carrying wi 1t Fort
aaIlsck and several buildings. Tue extent of
tn. casually Is not fully known, but 1t Is fear
ed that humber OF lives we're lost.
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NEW YoRk Jubr g.
Gen. Sherman ytstrrda, ~ on tn IN k,
ana in hi evening visit d N hl = @ rden--
Wherever rtcogn d n met with gloriol r.
c-t On, hui pei iveIy d-ciined ~ Y Any
epp, en- H. New York. He shook han reel.
Nth ..raMaa
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Latest from Gsorgta Good FsslinOs ~ the
Inters0f- Of the efate.
NLw York June 2
Steamer Port au Pliuce brings SavauL ali
dates OF thu 20 b.
The Savannsh Herald has the following from
the interior Of G-oJgia: eF
The Macon Telegraph says Gen Thomas
orders for the restora ion OF civi. law are lib
erai and conciliatory, a. il known they will
be met with c rresponding spiI.t by the peo-
ple.. M ~ aem
Marietta is rapidly recovering from her des
olation.
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AUCTION SALES.
ttock Of Goods At Auction

TRERE win be sold a. anetlOn. at store No
ne asdsfaI street near united States Hotel, .
70 sne evening at s oolk and continuing FRIDAY
saturday at ernnon and evening, q larE' stock 81
nrao Goods coneiiringin part OF bleaehed 81
nss' Prints, DeLaines, 5ha va, large los ofLaa
snd Hsnis Linen handksrchisfD, Bordsred NJ,
20; IN, dren's Cotton and Linen do; Ladies :
vents Hose and Gloves; Misses' do; Lace Velis
lrnrge iot Of brown Linen Table Cloths, blsao
M. linen By the yard; Napkina, Doilies, Crf
m -. Deck towels, large Rafh Towels. IL
I;utisr. spool Cotton, Spool 81 4. rOokot and
ma dr., hsxors, Schnso q. Comb. Hair Bruahsa 4
= Iot o. u, arg 10. Of Fancy Soaps, 80. &e =
"a BasSss. Rated Ware, such as Los Pitch
r sS,. 0Psons Dasaert snd Ta6le forkp, Bu
nai.ss, 20 rSooas At pTiVs;e sslo ct HVersrs
~, ,a w, ~ ies are partiea airy Invited
mays'di~ CIV. HOLMES, Auctlouss,
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e. NJ. PArTaS. AUcTIoNEER, "A E-.e.Se

Groceries, Furniture. Ware. A
Rt Auction.
ON Saturday June 81, 81 10 N. Beds. Masr,
" e-,Qa1Is B sntets, Diniug aad Dress fab
bedstesds, Wa-h-5rands. Ref fgerators, Cioc
Dining set, Crocxery and Glass Ware.
ALSO,
Bois Beef Molasses. Sugar, d led Apples, Tobsg
CiRars. Teas. Coffee, Spices, Soap, Candles NJ
20. ma,aiitd
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H0ase and Land at Auction
lnday, June 9Th, ats O'Clock N, on
80, premises, We sha1 sell ons and q haifrt
brook. Said house IL IN FOOD rsna1r n.,ufsa .
% aDeeo. thoroughly nPt he'd. Excellent &C.
s 81 water aad seundsncs Of IL. With one a.
: healtss aere o.laaa; Desirable for TeBIdencs
az. locally and pleasant n, iahoorh. "a.
msySVtd HENRY BAILEY q Co xrat,re
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Testimenv "a Jan.rs Lan.b.

He said h. was ne pasnt r al Fnrd's
theatre. Here the rope found Ia Spsnxier's
possession wss 81 wn win s>.) Have seen
no rope like hat used IN the theatre. hut al
ropes ~ bis description bear some simi 4riry.
Taeir lpuath is mol hts than lightly lett aud
they are us+d Tor raising and lowering Il e
borders. cav SpangIer several lines the day
after the assassination, In the tn atre. MY
AZ ~ ~ fhs. m hpl.. ia.