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The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

SEVERAL new advertisements have been
unayoidably postponed till tomorrow. A large
number of legal notices were necessarily reset
last night for. our weekly edition. The great
number of new advertisements received, to-
gether with the local intelligence, after the ar
rival of the evening train at Biddetor,l, over
taxed our ability under the circumstances.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11
Naval.

BosToN, July 10.-The U. S. practice ship
Savannah, Lt-Com. Walters, arrived here to-
day with midshipmen for the Naval Academy
at Annapolis on their summer cruise.
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From California,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.-The Italians of
this eiGy have set apart the fifteenth inst, to
collect money to aid in the liquidation Of the
national debt of Italy.
The report of the health officers show that
the deaths in this city during the past year
are one in every fifty Of the population.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The Richardson
was sold at auction yesterday by E. M. Patten
6 Co. It was purchased by Gen. George F.
Shepley for ten thousand five hundred dollars.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

DoNArIoN-C. P. Kimball, Esq, has re-
ceived from the Spring Perch Co, Bridgeport,
Conn, one hundred dollars to be distributed
among such Of his men as were sufferers By
the fire -t''s t' -tstt s.-srt3P
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CoRBEcTIoN.-In the acknowledgment of
money received in Mondays paper 5000 we're
credited to Messrs, Pope & Mcclellan. ~ 1t
should have been s100 to Messrs. Mcclellan &
Pope, and 800 to T. II. Weston & Co. el
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

PRICES OF PRovIsIoNs.-There is no truth
in the report that exorbitant prices are asked
for provisions in this CITY, The rates asked
yesterday in the market were as follows:-
Beef, steak and roast twenty-five to twenty
eight; Lamb fifteen to Twenty-Five; Veal,
twelve to sixteen Salt Pork twenty-two to
twenty-five; Potatoes thirty-fve to forty-five
cents per peck; Eggs %; Peas thirty-three to
forty cents per peck; Lard twenty-four to
twenty eight; Hams twenty-three to twenty
FIVE; Fish, Goldfish, six cents per pound.
These were the current prices in the mar
ket Housekeepers will do well to govern
themselves accordingly.
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In the list of contributions published yes
terday as received by the Executive Commit
tee, the gift Of $3.50 from Peleg Barker, New
York, should have been Peleg Barker, Port
land .s't t 20 A I'VE - HtiA
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SOLD OUT-Messrs. B. B. HAMILTON q Co.,
have sold out their stock and given up their
s. Drew 'iis't tiit- 'e 7i''
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Head Centre stephens i'm Boston

BosToN, July TO-
Head Centre Stephens arrived here last
evening and was warmly received by several
countrymen generally.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

INsURANcE.-We call special attention to
the advertisement of Messrs. Loring, Stack
pole & Co.'S Insurance Agency, No. 1T Com
mercial street.
Their Companies are first rate, and have
suffered very little in the recent terrible fire
which has destroyed SO much of our city. No
one can afford to leave his property unin-
sured in times like these.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

CANADA DAMAns-There are now two daily
mails made up at the Post Office for Canada,
closing at six o'clock in the morning, and
twelve O'Clock at noon.
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RATIoNs.-Over 470O rations were issued
Yesterday by the Executive Committee.
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CORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Contributions for the Sufferers,

Contributions continue to come in from all
quarters. Cities, towns, corporations and in
divlduals are sending money or giving notice
that it is on It's way to our city to be distribute
ed as necessities and cases may require.
The following amounts are in addition to
those heretofore published, as received by the
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

q ENTEEL Residence for sale in Gorham. One of
~ the finest residences in Gorham, now occnnied
by Majo, Mann is offered for sale The house is two
stories thoroughly finished inside and out, and in
situation is unsurpassed in that beautiful Village
Inc lot y large upon which is fruit trees OF various
Wasar Knas ish%6ansTry &C. nice spring Of excellent
y nancy 60 the door, and large brick cisern IN
property will commend itself to any man who is in
want Of pleasant home within 80 minutes ride Of
Portland. - ---''Ns 00 A0 u u
For further particulars enquire of VIM. II. ;JER-
Opposite Preble House. iv11dtf
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THE papers in the Canal National Bank
vault were not even tinged with smoke.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11
CHOLERA! CHOLERA!

This article has been extensively used as Deodor-
izing Agent by the Governments of Egypt, Turkey,
the most perfect disinfectant exant 1t efectually
destroys all noxous gases and efiuvia arising from
decaying animal vegetable matter, and tor purify
ing Hospitals, Vaults, Drains, Cesspools, &c., can
not be surpassed.
For sale by all Druggists. WEEKS g POTTER,
ITO Washington street, Boston, General Agents.
May 9-SNd2m, ara ~
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laa .a.d HOUSE, J3i IS
The Tariff bill was taken up.
Mr.. Delano thought this bill ought to be
passed even with all its imperfections, as it
was the first tariff bill which approached to
anything like just protection to the agricultu
raj interests. AH RN
Mr.. Boutwell, in response to a remark of
Mr.. Delano, said New England did not want
to be held responsible for this tariff bill.
Mr.. Dawes made similar remark. =
Mr.. Hubbard, of Conn, said he should vote
for il as it promoted the interests CT his State.
Mr.. Hooper, of Mass, said he should vote
for this bill, but when currency returns to a
coin standard lower rates would better pro-
mote tha prosperity of the country.
Mr.. Kasson, of Iowa. opposed the bill
Mr.. Garfield, of Ohio, closed the debate MAX
ing strong argument in favor of protection.
The tax on cotton was fixed at 8 cents.
The duty on tea was reduced to 10 1-2c per
pound, and on coffee to 2 1.2c per pound.
An amendment was then adopted reducing
the duty eu railroad iron, to seventy cents
per cwt. fA Eb- @AAs8 AtAt
An amendment allywing five years grace to
the Alabama r. R. Company, was disagreed
to. ~ HA % Ta4a
The duty on salt in packages was reduced
from forty-six to thirty-six cents, and in pulk
to thirtyfour cents per one hundred pounds.
All the amendments had now been dispos-
ed Of
A motion to reconsider the vote removing
discrimination in favor OF coai from the Brit
ish Provinces was laid on theitable The bill
was then passed. Yeas ninety -four, nays
ffty-three. Adjourned e43(
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FactssCorthremembering! II!

MO more Sky-bIue heads! No more turning away
IN OF your best friends because they smell Sulphur.
PEASE'S VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER
will restore faded and gray hair rfectly natural no
yellow; 1t will arrest its falling of at once it covers
cures any disease of the scalp and sick headache it
10 the best coloring and dressing combined, in the
land. Beautifully pertumed. Try bottle. H. II.
Hay & Co. and Messrs. Crosman 81 Co, sell it in any
quantities. june39d3m
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STOCK of Dry Goods in Portsmouth N g,
Sale. The subscriber intending to relnouisb the
Dry Goods Business, offers his stock for sale which
small and consisting mostly of staple Goods, with
tne unexpired lease OF the store which is one Of f
oest located business stands in the city,
Cf9 q THOMAS FREDfCK =,
e Portsmouth, July Q, '5e. iylid1w
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LOST Goods. A quantity of boots and
shoes, and barrel of hard bread can be found
at Kendall & Gordon's, 1923 Commercial st.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

Mr. EDITOR :-Please allow me through
your paper to return thanks in behalf of
Machigonne Steam Fire Engine Co., No. 1, to
the members Of the various departments from
abroad, who rendered US valuable assistance
at the Great Fire of July 4th and 9th, 1886.
S. r. LEAvITT, Director.
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or ADvERTIsTNG.-One inch@ space, IN
hALSs BAT n cnlumn. constitute sssquare.
ie9gt5o 5o ner square daily first week ecnss per
vsef after three insertions, or less Si%tt .Ohenu
Ing every other day after first week 80 scents one
rears s1.OO; 30 cents per week after. ..ne.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs, S2w'S- SQUARE
Dor week; three insertions or less 81 first inser.
.,on and 2T cts. per square for each sueguent IN
serton; hall a square, $i.Oo first inse''' ~ o'S'
each subsequent insertion. >, .,.,rSE SrArr
Advertisements inserted IN the " "a every nav :
PaEss (which has large circulation IN
sf the State) for $1.oO per square fo ment inser
and SO cents per square for each suDs' -..se'-
ton. aiption eye
rY- JOB PRINTING, of every desnertan;ya @ o1e y
cufed With dispatch; and all busine an a,,,,iE 20
tie once or Pepper promptly transa% p''S"'
lion as above. fsf4aE
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New Advertisements.

MARRETT, Poor & Co., 311 Congress street, ad-
III Joining Mechanics Hall building, dealers in Car
petings, Upholstery Goods and Paper Hangings
would respectfully notify the public that we are pre-.
pared to resume business as heretofore. 7 =
iyled2m ,ss
A ATWELL'S Advertising Agency may he found at
a Mansfeld,s Harness shop. i7i Middle street =
iylldf ,Mg}88EIh &c
STORE TO LET. The store and Counting Room
now occupied by the subscribers. For further
particulars apply to e. L. UPHAM & SON. :
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A lot of new ready made clothing, one fea-
ther bed, and one looking glass, may be found
at Thomas Shaw's, 113 Commercial street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

PATTERSON & CHADBoURNE, Dealers In Real
Estate. can be found until further notice at No.
Clapp's Block, Congress st, To those who were
rendered homeless by the late fire. we would say. we
nave real estate that must be sold relieve the own
ers nom pecuniary embarrasment,N and good bar
Reside ces for sale Capitalists wishing to lease land
lor business purposes are invited to CALI
Frank q. Pat efson. PauI Chadburne
July 11-dtf t8 Eaf o. = --so- -N-- 49,
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New Advertisements.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAS, Upon the petition and representation
w Of j. B. Carroll and 1875 Others 1t appears to
the Mayor and Aldermen that, during to the recent
ere IN this city many drivers OF drays job
wagons and other carriages and teams in removing
trayagant prices refusing in some to haul loads
without prepayment and even throwing off loads be-
cause the owners could not prepay. f
And whereas, The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
at merting holden on the 9th int. appointed the
undersigned to investigate said oharges, to the end
'na5 @ Justice should DC done in the prepises;
therefore. notice is hereby given that the under
signed will be in session at Mechanics Hall Wednes-
aay evening, July 11th at 12 o'clock for the pun
pose ct aTlDg any persons agrieved and do invite
any Persons5kno ing and cases OF extoron prac-
tlced by the same teanstes to appear and verify the
soule.
A. P. MORGAN, pt
w. L. SOUTHARD
el CHARLES HOLDEN.
i. WHITTEMORE,
y. $. JACK, Committee,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

pohILAND BUSINESS College, Corner of Kim and
Congress streets. Since the halls are large cool
and pleasantly located it is very desirable place te
study during the warm weather.
For College Paper, Specimens Of Penmenship. &c
address, >'o
BRYANT, STRATToN g. GRAY,
Juiyi iiaiw NV Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

PARTICULARS REQUEsT.-Quite large
Eunber of workmen, Irish in particular, have
struck for higher wages. Most, if not all of
these are receiving daily supplies from the
city. 1t is particularly requested of all en-
ployers, that if any such cases are among their
men, they will Immediately leave the names
and residences of such strikers with the Exc
cutive COMMITTEES at the armory of the Me-
chanic Blues, Market Hall, and the supplies of
all such will be cut off forthwith. .g
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

Fellows Go, 500; Schuyler Hartley, Graham & Co,
500; Baldwin, Sexton Co, 500; Merrill Fitch Aln,
Giles Wales Co, 500; VIM W Crane & Co. 500; Geo
" Platt $l0O Hoistmann Bros Allien 500; Randel
Bareniore, SOD; Durand Co, S100; Cooper Fellows
Enos Richardson Co, 800; Jno L Hydes sons, 500;
Fitch, Waldo Barre SD; Tones. Melvain Co, $50;
Chas Hale Co. $25i Jaime, Smith Co, $50; Fell
lows Schei $50 Dederck, Gears Co, S25; Hunting
Earle, s25; Hall, Dodd Co, SIS; Whitney Rice, s25;
Brainerd Co, SIS; Newton. Kurtz Co, S25 Coles
Co, $20 A Berger i Co, $40; Sussfed, Lorsct 4 Co
$40; A Hays & Co, SIS; Reifeli & Rice M'rg Co
800; NJ " Brown l. Co, $40. Total, $z125.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-11

AMONG the losers by the fire, AKERs, the
sculptor, has not yet been mentioned. His
studio in City Hall was entirely destroyed
with all its contents, including not only his
finished and unfinished works, but letters from
his brother Paul, and others, sword which
had been worn by the late Captain Walstein
Phillips, and many other memorials Of friend
ship and travel which can never be replaced.
Mr.. Akers is now in Cambridge where he has
work which viii occupy him fer some months.
We are glad to learn that friend bas offered
to build him studio, and that he will return
to Portland as soon as his engagements viii
permit No other artist suffered by the fire,
except Brown, whose paintings were dam
aged by hasty removal to the amount Of about
$500. 4a
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nonn- ,-n Many PRESS is published
THE PORTLAND dD,.opssd, pad lat 81 Exchange Street
Portland, ID Nrss. y, a. pollarr year in advance

sTATE PRESS, is publlshed at the
THE MAImr Ivsry Thursday morning at SAW year,
nyarlsSiy ay%I in advance
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The following sums have been received by
the Executive Committee.

A check for $212q was received at the hands
OF Lowell Senter, from the jewellers of
Maiden Lane, New York, contributed as fol-
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