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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-28
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TO THE DAILY PRESS.
TWO DAYS
FROM EUROPE.
Arrivalof the Cuba at New York.

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4 sste.ssss ssesl oa- NEW York, June ~.
The steamship Cuba, from Liverpool the
14th, and Queenstown the 18th inst, arrived
at o'clock this evening.
The steamship Louisiana, from New York,
had arrived out s. Il 0rgss1 attyaN
American advices per the China from Bos-
ton, had little effect. American securities
were active and advancing.
All the Paris Journals quote Lord Brough
ANS speech urging the policy OF clemency
upon the American government, and general
y praise it. Several express hopes that its
humane suggestions may be attended to on
the other side OF the Atlantic. sg,a tag
The Paris Patrie says that the apology made
for The insult to the American Consus flag al
Honolulu by an English captain lastA pril, not
being satisfactory to the Washington govern
ment, a demand was made for further salts
faction, which the English government has
just given in adispatch to President johnson,
expressing regret for the occurrence.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Cardwell
said the conferences with the canadian depu
tation relative to defences, &C., closed on the
10Th, and the papers would be laid before Par
lament on the 10th. giiA4o sfsisE lia5sH
Mr.. Hadfield made an inquiry as to the re
establishing of English COnsuls at southern
ports. @e3aaa ssaIs sb11i saiaosl3 san
Mr.. Layard said Consus were now estab
lished at short intervals at the principal ports.
The government met with temporary de-
feat by two majority, on the question of going
into committee on the supply and manage
ment OF the dock yards, but the reverse was
speedily overcome.
The French feet will not visit the English
ports until August, owing to required repairs
The Ascot cup race was won by "Ely," af
ter a dead heat, with Gen. Peal.y ags hHA
The Paris Moniteur, in denying The rumors
OF large achievements for Mexico explains
that the army in Mexico will receive before
the 31st of December the number of men nee
essary to replace those whose terms expire by
that date. The object of the movement is 10
maintain, but not increase, the strength of the
army. a4o4 soFH ss8gssls sasg4gs III as..s
The foreign ambassadors had congratulated
Napoleon on his return to France a
The cash returns of the Bank of France
had decreased thirteen millions in week.
The Prussian Upper Chamber had rejected
the budget of the Lower Chamber, and left
the governments to fix its own budget. iiiW
Latest via Queenstown sa4 IL
London, Ju E 8-The U. S. frigates Mag
ara and Sacramento sailed from Southampton
on the 17th destination unknown. sao9
The Prussian Chambers we're prorogued On
the l7th Herr Bismarck, in a speech from
the throne, bitterly leproached the Chambers
for their opposition to the government. They
separated with feelings OF mutual estrange-
ment. vase 81 b.te s.s3s 1T ssesf Ii s~ss IA ,tE,,rl
~. Liverpool, June ia sale was made on
tne Liverpool Stock Exchange, in all G1OOO of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company The nrice
paid was 4415.s The latest previous sale was
at f245. ED aiS
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PHILADELPHIA, June 27.l /
The subscriptions to the 30 loan to-day,
reported to Jay Cooke, amounted to S2,3l0,.
700, including 100000 from the Third Nation
al Bank of Chicagn; 100000 from. the First
National Bank OF Elmira; 100000 from the
First National Bank of Cincinnati; $125 800
rom the Second National Bank of Chicago !;
100000 from the First National Bank OF
Alexandria, Va; $4,000 from the First Ma
tional Bank Of Rondout; 100000 from the
Second National Bank of Boston; 100000
from the Merchants Bank of Boston; S1O4 900
from the Ninth National Bank of New York /:
$4,000 from the National Bank of the Re-
public OF Washington; 100000 from the First
National Bank OF Sandusky; 100000 from
the First National Bank of New York. There
were $40 individual subscriptions for $50 and
500 each. fa.eG as1a1Hg
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Per steamship Caba, at New York.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFs MARKET, Jure
Hr-lhe weather keeps brili ant, and the pr sspe
Is favorable for an early harvest. Flour inactive
and unchanged Wheat very quiet, winter red at
Ss6d@Ss l0l, white So 6dG9s 3di corn fem butquiet,
mixed held at 29s 6ds4 esArfs I'd &FSa
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. June II
beef dull, but holders firm; Pork very dull and
% Sd cheaper, quotations COS 0 GIL; Bacon quiet
and partially lda3d lower FIR Cumberland cut
Cheese. 40 Waned, at So s@62s Butter steady Lard
tending upward, safes t5s@65s Tallow quiet, but
steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEE June H.
As pote at 27s cd CARS quiet and easier;
Coffee very quiet Rec wthou Improvement; LA
sed in more request a. steady rates; Lnseed Cakes,
lbs l5s for Amer an; Linseei Oil steady at 3}s /;
Rosindu and rather easier; pirits Turpen inc dull
COS for Preach; Petroleum m with sales of refined
at Is sd.
Latest by Telegraph to Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL June II, T. M.-Cotton-sales for to-
day amour ed to coo bales, Including 8 000 to
spectators and exporters. Tie market closed
buoyant at an advance o. ~. II gEAHLAIMt
Breadstuf-ciosed quiet and steady.
Proyisions--cl o Sc quiet. g 4p4a ItAAsa .pia
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June IL, P. M
Consols, for money closed at 90l@90R. inlA se1
AMERICAN sECURIHES.-U. s. $40 at 694@
693; illinois Central railroad shares 82 Erie Rail-
road shares 52@63. Is hevr.r
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NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
The Congregational Council at Boston has
passed resolutions commencing the Tenn
perance cause, and especially the renewed
efforts of a moral and religious nature, to the
attention loflthe churches and ministers, and
appointing as delegates TO the proposed Ma
tional Temperance Convention embefs Of
their body from six States, Wills Excel
lency Gov. Buckingham Of Connecticut; Hon.
@. g.. Hammond Of Illinois, Rev. DR.. J. p.
Thompson OF New York; Hon. E. D. Holton
OF Wisconsin; Charles "A. Stackpole,s Esq, of
Maine; Rev. Fl, NJ. Dexter Of Massachusetts.
The Convention is to be holden at Saratoga
Springs August 1st. Z lasl I. Z ..1.s.s.'sse
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kbiA - 90 s tAi3.tii1 N Ew YORK june ~.
Cssscn-frmer; GALES Zoo bales middi Upland
q -Four State snd Western 5Gl0s lower; sales
10 SEQ bbls.; State 20a6 10; Round Hoop Ohio As
as 70; Western 1906 IS; Southern So lower; sal 8
$50 bbls: Canada Sc Ion err sales 459 bbs at 95 q
500. n5f4rbF 4asf
Wheat-293c lower; sales $4,000 bushels: Chica-
go Spring 30@l as; Amber Miln apkee 37i@I IS I;
Amber a icb ieAn l 68@I 20.
Corn-39ac lower; sales 4s 900 bush mixed West
ern at 80@85.
Oats-l@2o lower pa@M n fflft@
Beef-sctive GALES 40 bbs Taess at 10 DOLL 90.
4 Pork-higher ;hsales 1880 bbla. ~ ~
Lard ss-adyi sales 2l00 bDls at Isl @isaper Ibs
WhisAey frmer; sales 800 bbls. q q 5l-1 ni9lt
Sugars-quiet; sales 100 hhds Muscova&o at l2l0
l3c; Havana, 200 boxes, at 139I41c.
les FreiEhts to L 7erpooi-quiet.
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SNfk New York, June 81.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says the Orange and Alexandria rail-
road was turned over to day by the War De-
Virginia. - = : - -
ae The Posts special Washington dispatch
says Gov. Holden of North Carolina, reports
that the work OF reconstruction is going on
most satisfactorily. ssse@@wss
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

June 2lsf, 1866.
TVHE Committee en- Drains snd we wi re.
Il i've sepled propo-a's until WenDe day, 28th
inst at IL d. at 10 Office Of ths Civ Engine r. or
the Instruction Savers IN the ollc wing nav ed
Streets, viz in Brfckett st from Carl ON to NJ al St:
in Waugh st rom near BrsDh@ll 10 frscsefr -;
n Br cSett and Danforth Sta from Graz n ate
ST In High st from York TO Spring 81; and In
AZ 70 ize and rtyle, and form of proposals will be-
given at toe ofiee Of the City EnQi6eer.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all proposals not eemed for the interest the ity
10 accent. Per order Comufftee.
EDMUND PHtNNEY.
june2ltd ria na 500 Chairman.
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Democratic Nop.t,,atio,,, = 49,. y, .
BURLINeroN. w. Hume 81

BURLINGTON, W., June q.
The Vermont Democratic State Convention
met here c-day, and nominated the following
State ticket: For Governor, @. N. Daven-
port, OF Wilmington; for Lieut. Governor, d.
z. Llnsley, Of Burlington; for Treasurer, L.
81. Noyes. of Hyde Park. ~ ..{slffts
Resolutions were passed concurring in the
wise and constitutional measures of reconstruc-
ton adopted by Pres. johnson.
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The Commercial conyentso,. a. petro;t.

-DETBoIT, June q.
1t has been deemed necessary to correct an
erroneous impression by formal statement
for the information of all concerned, that the
call for delegates to the Commercial Conven-
ton, to be held in Detroit on the 18th of July.
embraces only members of Boards of Trade
and Chambers of Commerce No provision
has been made for the representatives Of other
organizations. sNng ng4g
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"a eta9 New YORK. June 81.
The steamer America, from Savannah Oath
inst, has arrived
The steamer Leesburg, laden with 300 bales
ofgovernment cotton and miscellaneous arti-
cies, struck a snag and sunk below Augusta on
the 21st. Two lives lost.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-28

IRE FOURTH IN SAccARAPPA.--We learn
that arrangements are making for grand
celebration ofthe Fourth Of July in Saccarap-
pa Village. Hon. Geo. F. Talbot Of this city,
will deliver an GRAFTON, aud the Declaration of
Independence will be read by F. M. Ray, Esq
of Westbrook. Mayberry's Cornet Band are
engaged to furnish the music. A full pro-
gramme of proceedings will soon be pub
lished. ssssA aAss5AsAh ass.e
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Great Fire at B,.f,sro, Mr..

BUFFALO, n. r, June u.
Pratt q Co.'s Iron Works at Block Rock,
were totally destroyed By fire this afternoon.
The fire caught from the sparks from a pass
ing tug boat The loss is estimated at $780,
900. Insured for about half. The New York
Central Railroad bridge, adjoining on the Nj
agara Falls branch, was also destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-28

DE- D stu continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, u
ity scitkoks PGin. Persons having decayed tee
or stEmpc they wish to have removed for resettir
he would give polite invitation % call
Superior Electro Magnetic MachiRes for sale for
family use with thorough instruct ore.
d Dr. d. can accommodate few patients With
board and treatment at his house.
Once hours from s orIocs AK. 2H.f
from ] to 8 P. NJ, and Ito In the Evening.
-'iorseitafion free novltf
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s THE BARGE COMFORT, our readers will
not forget, makes two trips to the Islands to
day, and glorious time may be reasonably
expected. The arrangements are admirable,
and will be carried out to the satisfaction of
all who join in the excursion.
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PosaLAND AND TfCfwFTY.

Esso Advertisements To-day
House for Sale--e7 Franklin st,
New Musc-Horace Water -
Manufacturers' and Traders Bank.
Auction salss-E. NJ. Patten.
House Wanted &N0
For Saie-Almon Leach.
Grand TrVok Railway ET
Administrators sale.
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SALE OF ARMY MULES. De-
QUARTERMksTER GENERAL's OFFTcE.
w aa..Izornn ID ~ NJ. % Iaa. I

isoa QUARTERNksTFR GENERALS OFFICE.
~. ~. WAsHINeToN, d O., May % 1856,
MANY thcus snds Of mules are beng On posed Of
1Ll at public sale at washington.
The sales will continue uptil the number Of ami
mails is reduced In prop, rion 10 the reduction Of
the armies, now going on rapidly.
There are in The armie Of the Pot mac, o. the
Tennessee. aud of 1esrga, probably FouR Thou
eAND or THIS FINEST sIx-huLE IRAns IN TRE
WORLD. r- f.a9 ..1ss.- d 81 sfr- .r ~ ns
May of them were boneft in the beg ming ofthe
war, as young mules aceompan led tn armies In AL
their marches and camps, and are oTCuehly brok-
en-, hardened by exercise. gentle am amiiar, ircm
being SO long surrounded By the soldio ..
4 The VIII 10 South 10 strip ed OF a. ning eek, and
the Nor also has suffered from the dram o. animals
taken 10 supply the armies.
These animals are CID At public auction; THEY
WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE THEIR TUHE
VALUE; and such opporiunl les for farmers to set
working animals-- 70 stock their farms and Tor
drovers and dealers ID stock to make rood speeu
tions, by purchasing them and disposing Of thin in
the sonth, viii never occur tan. f..9.a
M c. MEfGS,
.Ar -.. Quartermasfer General, ......I
junesd4w Brevet Major Genera.
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RULES AND NEGOTIATIONS.


1Rt-Entries with names, number Of oars, and
color of each boat must be mads on or before July
lst. Abook s open for that purpose at Messrs. Da-
Wis Hrothere. No So Exchange St.
znd-Entries b, mail may be made by addreeeiug
either of the members OF tae Committee on gaia
8rd-All applications for eatfies must designate
for which race, or races. .,al-,,-,'fs 81
4th-All Boats will enter free.
6th-There will be two Guns nrCd at each Race:
the first for the BnAta tn aems Into ine the second
sth-An Boats to carry Coxssain. or not, as
they may elect, IA -
7th-Kny Boattah ing another Boat water, there
by causing collision, will be ruled OUT.
Sth-In unding thelower station the inside boat
must have tbs course; any boat interfering with
said cat loses her chance for the prize TO- "
sth--All Boats entering for either of the races
must report themselves ready the starr at ii
Judges station atprscisely the hour named for the
race Boats TAI lug 80 10 report, will not be allow
60 20 pull. in either OF the races. ftftfr
l0th-No Second Prize will Re awarded In auv
rare unless three or more boa contend FIR the
prizes. al .I 81 l.sr .f.fl55f ~ .aa DllgT 4 I
lith-The rulings Of tho judges win be final in
i2th-Dus notice viii be given of the time and
place Of the drawing for positions. ls.i 10
1Sth-Suitatla sccommoo atoms will be provided
for the housing Of boats from out OF the ity APP
plication 70 Capt BenjamipJ. Willard ST Lawrence
House, India Street. lf,-ll5I1I
w. II. CLIFFORD Eco,
CAPT JOHN A. WEBSTER.
u. 8. Revenue Service.
os IS a CAPT. HENRI IeN8fAN. 81 aHfV
ss,- CAPT. BENZ. J.. WILLARD, $50
81 HALL L. DAVIS. Eco iisa ~ ail
GEORGE TREFETHkN, EeQ.,,l "a ftai
MOSES PEARSON, ESQ.,, ieolJ QaiA
june12dtoj 4 aoliallfo1 lgs',5f ia .s5ef1
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VIOLENT WIND.-During the gale on Mon
day night, quite a large tree, in front OF the
residence OF Mr.. William Hammond, on Con-
gress Street, was snapped short off about three
feet above the roots.
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PHOTOGRAPH SrocK.--We would call at
tention of Photographers TO the advertisement
in our columns this morning of Messrs. Cleave-
land & Co., who have taken the rooms at the
corner of Free and Cross streets, where they
will be fully supplied with all the stock need
ed by artists. A complete I'll out for a Photo
grapher can be obtained at this establishment.
and at the lowest prices. It will be worth tie
while of artists to give them call, il 1t be on
" to see what splendid assortment there Is
in this new establishment M
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-28

READ DR.. HUeHRs' advertisement, in another
column. In his speciality DR.. Hughes Is Bnequalled
BY any physician in this country.
lan1 WY
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setsure Of oounterfsit aroneu.

49,. e g - New YORK, June ~.
The police to-day seized at the Carson
House, In Crosby Street, some $4,000 in
counterfeit notes on city and county banks
ranging In denominations from % to 3d. No
arrests were made.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-28

A bdVlDEND of IS per A 70 will be paid to the
- stot knoldtrs Of be ate Merohnntsf Ham. on
m ei.er july 70 upon the surrender Of str cir
Portland, June 81. 1865 : % S Ss97t
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LADEEa

Who hage cold hands ana fsssi wcaS stomachs
sarae and weak haUks; nervous sad sick headache
llszldess and swimming In the head, with indiges
eIon erd constipation Of tho bowels; pain in the sdl
and caek feusoryheea, Tor Ehtteal falling o. the
worab Rith Internal cancers; tumorss polypus, anc
All thas koag train Of dissssea VIII fine II Electric
ty sure G,sSCa or cars. Fer rainfui aei strUaticn
Of troubles with young ladies EectriSity is ,ariait
specific ana Will In short tte, restore me saherof
TO the vfeor of health.
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Municipal Oourt-June 27.

Dennis Tobin, Henry Williams and Nelson
h. Campbell, for first driving in our streets
on Sunday last, were lned Ave dollars each
and the costs. d. ls1s t,Sst
e Edward Spencer, for breaking ard entering
the shop of George Harris, was committed to
jail, in default of bali in the sum OF 500.
In the case Of State vs.. Emily NJ. Davis, for
wilful trespass, the complaint was quashed.
LIP. M Sweat for State: Evans & Putnam
for respondent. 3 b esgsse bid aG afpisiri
Joseph q. Ramsey, for obstructing the side
walk with goods, was fined Eve dollars and
costs. ws Ss
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New MUsIc.--We have just received from
Horace Waters, publishers, 4Sl Broadway,
New York, two spirited and soul-stirring
pieces OF Music, appropriate for the Fourth of
July, and alispatriotic and social occasions
The music of both is BY toe popular composer,
Mrs. E. A. Pafkhust, who is destined to occu-
ply the irontrank among American composers.
The first is "The Peace Jubilee" a national
song with chorus. sEsss sas q a'si eai
81 The Brooklyn Daily Eagle says: The mel
ody is spirited, and expressive of the senti-
-ment of the song, and is just what is wanted
to sing at the coming collaboration of the
Fourth Of July" 1890 s.l7s a .. at.-s
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Removal.
Pc, tland Five Cents Savings Ba1k

INTEREST will be allowed on all denosiis In this
Institution made on or before July l. lSe5
nice corner OF z umb and Middle sts, un staiys
hours.
~ ~ BENZ. KIEGsBURY. Js.. President.
CHARLES BAKER, Treasurer
june 20-td H 40
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: REMoVALl

NkyOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens o.
w Portland and vicinity that he has permanent.
~ located IN this city. During the two years-w We
tEo worst forms OF disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment IN ynius and caring pa
TENTS 10 SO short time that the Question ia Otter
asked do they stay ouredg 70 answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cured, az WI
doctor the second time for nothing We.
y Dr. D. has been praciiss. aslectriliaA e0hil
Qua years and Is aa0 regular gfSduatec physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form OF nervous or sick headache; Eeuralfs
In tho head neok, oxtrsmities. consumption when
In the acute stagos or whore the lungs not fully
involved; acute or ohrosi leHmate sorotula biz
diseases, white swelnggs spinal disease earyRtl
Of the spine, contracted musole9f distorted iabll
palsy or paralysis % Vitas panee aeainess star
don constipation and liver complain piles-w3 caIa
every case that car be cnted ASTHMA, brur fi.
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The Rheumatic, the sozty, thslams and the laay
leap with 10y, ana move with the agility snd eastii
ity OF youth; the heated brain is oOoed the ffoet
bitten limbs restored the uncouth deformities
me4eas faintness eonyortod to vigor, weakness "a
Btrenkth tie blind made TO see, the dcaft hoar 81
youth are obiitefated the accidents Of mature lie
prevented the oalamftiee OF old ago obqisted ane
N active oizuaxtsoA alAiotaineds
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R Il @ "A IA e
s July Fourth, A. D. 1865.

FrlHE City Government OF Portland have arranfed
Il for Regata of Row Boats, to. tak place in the
front Harbcr, JAY 4th, 1866, and offer this following
prizes; - .i..ileh ffl-If lff a q " IlF =
FIRST RACE-Open to ali, in Wineries aud
Fancy Boats Of any desedp ion, to be pulled Dy ole
man, vi one pair OF souls; distar two miles
First Prize $4,000 Second rize $25 90. -.
SECOND RACE-0pen to tbs organized Boat
CUBS ofthe City; diita ace two miles. First Prize
1890 /; Second PIize $75, 90. 81 sdfiao7r
THIRD RACE -Oren to the Boats from the
Forts; dist two miiea. Ohe Prize $4,000.
FOURTH RACE-Open to all s red Boats;
dista acv tn ee miles. First Prize $3.50, 90; Sec
THOMAS S. JACK Commute
MD JOSEPH s. YORK; on
~ aizaata JOHN M BROWN Regatta.
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RAID UPON A GAMBLING HoUsE-Yes
terday afternoon Deputy Marshals Wentworth
ana IRISH, with posse Of police officers, made
araid upon the gambling establishment kept
in Temple street by Joseph Gardiner Of Bos-
ton. notwithstanding the keeper had a
watchman stationed to give alarm when any
officials might try to obtain entrance, yet the
officers were too quick for him, and got into
the room before the alarm could be given, and
while the game was going on. A costly set
of gambling implements was seized 81
This is the third time this establishment has
been visited and the gambling tools seized.
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AIDES or Gentlemen everywhe--, o seh popu.
Liar Charts Photographs %S WEB &C, send
full pssa gs ~ SSSEL1 Co, Pub ishera
SIS Cornhill. Bostn- june27d1w ~8w
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sale Of Forfeited goods

d Is ere sos sirH - l ul .NNw
CoLLHoroR's oRBIcz. DISTRICT os PORTLAND
d1a5fQ sgr nan AND FALMOtzH,
spaAF1s 8 'sfli 1s7I Portland June 81 1866.
VyHE following described merchandise having
IL been forfeited for violation Of the Revenue
Laws of the United States, public notice of said seiz
ures hasing been given and no claim to said goods
having been made, they will be sold at public
tlon at the 0ge OF the q. s. Appraier 1875 Fore st.
on Monday July 3lst 1895. at II O'Clock, A. N to
One Dbl and half Dbl GLASSES; q kegs Wire;
half bbt keg and erkin llasseB; 400 lbs 6u gar
in hsgs 400 Cigarsi 100 It's sugar; rs bbls Coheei
wAsHBURN, Jr, Collector.
. June 81, 1s6S.--dlawtd t
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ST.. STEPHENS FAIR.-The exhibition last
evening at City Hall, given by the St. Stephens
Society, came square up to the manifesto
Inc taoeaux were interesting, the music ex-
csllent' the audience very large and the high
est qualification was experienced. It was QUE
Of the nnest exhibitions We have had in our
city. y sa1 laain sii "a b
So great was the crowd, and so general the
desire that the exhibition should be repeated,
that the Managers have determined to give 1t
again this evening. Those who have not wi,
messed it should secure tickets early TODAY. as
most Of those present last evening will be very
likely to go again to night. ssrs.