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3 New Advertisements.
sIIEBIFF'S SALE.
CUMBERLAND. ss.


CUMBERLAND, IS.
&ElEZED on an execution in favor of Francis A.
~ Leavitt, and will be sold at public auction OH
Monday, July 49, A. d. 1866 at IL o'clock In the fore
noon at the Sherifs Office in the city of Portland in
SAID County, all the right in equity which Thomas
Pennell, of Portland, has, had the 10th day of
June A. D. 1866, at five o'clock and fifty minutes in
the afternoon, being the time OF the seizure of the
sc1bed real estate. situated in Portland, in the said
County OF Cumberland to wit: certain lot or par
Gel OF land, with the buildings thereon, situated
Winter street, and bounded follows, By line
az the easterly corner of lot No. 95 which Prentss
Mellen conveyed to Abel Grover January 21st 1887,
by deed recorded in Book 15, page $780, thence north
ery on said street thirty and half feet to the
centre OF lot No. 95, thence southwesterly line
parallel with the southeastery side line of said lot
No. 20 seventy-three feet, thence line paral
lei with The said Winter street thiriy-seven and
ahaf feet to said southeasterly side line of said lot
NO. ID, thence by the last mentioned line seventy
Gnree feet to said Winter street to the place of be-
ginning The owners or occupant Of that part of lot
10. W wmch is in the rear of the premises above
described, has. by reservation Of my grantor, right
10 use the passage way of ten feet IN width the
sottheasteriy side Of the lot fhcrein conveyed and
also to use the we'll near the westerly line of the
same against which this decd is intended To convey
no right. The above premises the same conyeyed
by Joseph Stevens to Eliza Webber by deed dated
the same conveyed by Eliza Webber to Thomas G.
MeDoer by deed dated May 49, 1885, recorded in Book
1I3, page 257, and by Thomas G. Webber to Thomas
fennel, deed dated September 18th, 1855, recorded
In Book z14 page 270. The above described real es-
tate being subject to mortgage to David Norton
dated June X7t 1876, recorded in Book 1872 mage 2g6
on which there is due five hundred dollars and in
tcrest from June 9th, 1866.
All the above named, deeds and mortgages are
hereby reterrcd TO for more particular descI ption
OF the above described real estate.
GEO. W. PARKER, Sheriff.
Dated at Portland, June 18th, A. ID. 1866.
June19d1tw3w25
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FRANCE.


The weekly returns of the Brink of France
show further large increase of thirty-nine
and quarter millions of francs in cash. The
Botlrse on the 9th was quiet and steady at 62f
90c.
A Paris letter says the ex-Confederate Capt.
Maury has offered the French Government a
new torpedo of immence power, invented by
MN. The letter says Maury has become a
naturallzed Mexican, and is about to be named
to high command in the Mexican navy.
Inc cholera has broken out Nantes. From
nfteen to twenty cases occur daily with but few
deaths. Is
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
+, The Governments of Spain and Portugal
have agreed to act i'm common for the defence
OF Their neutrality in case of European war,
HOLLAND. Ass s.s.gs5
!. The cholera continues its ravages in Hol-
iand. The latest weekly returns of Rotter-
KAN shows IS cases, 55 proving fatal.
THE PRNcIPALITIs.
There had been rrmors that Turkish troops
had crossed the Danube and come in collision
with the Romanians; that reinforcements had
left Bucharest, and that the Hospodar would
take command, but they lacked confirmation.
It's asserted, however, that energetic meas
ures are progressing in the Principalities, and
the Hospodar has assumed command of 3d.
600 men.
CHINA AND AUSTRALIA
Shanghae, June THE Imperial troops
nave again been victorious over the rebels in
the north.e. t
Latest via Queenstown.
Qaeenstoscn, June 1O.-Continental politics
unchanged. -Il
In the Diet Prussia repudiated the insinua-
tion That she had any intention to annex the
Duchies by force, and was willing peaceably
to settle the question by German Parliament
as the Diet was incompetent to deal with the
subject. 'sn41 ] 4 y. f n ~ s.
1t is reported that the Emperor of Austria
was TO start on the 9th for the headquarters of
the army of the north. 2 nc
La France considers it certain that M. Rou-
heer will be, authorized to make known the
!Emperor's resolution concerning the crisis
The same journal contradicts the report that
Francois making military preparations. .
The Italian Gambler of Deputies had almost
unanimously adopted the bills tor the suppress
sion ofireligious bodies.
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Eransinatiom of Fensam Prisoners.

-lel NEW YORK June lS.
The Tribune's Montreal special saws Kelley,
their correspondent, has been released. The
Fenian prisoners were under examination ON
Saturday. George Crawford, of Slab City, has
been fully identified as a Fenian spy. The
names of the other prisoners are as follows:
Edw. Gilman of Stoughton, Mass; Jas. Rear
don of Boston; Thomas Madden, Bridgewater,
Mass, wounded in shoulder and side; Thos.
Smith, Lowell, Mass; Michael Crowly, Hyde
Conwell, Lawrence, Mass. James McGo wen,
and +. ii. Holmes, Lowell, Mass; Augustus
Merrill and George Harvard. Boston.
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: SHERIFF'S SAL E.

CUMBERLAND, SIS. tiaSfa IVA ihlba
SElZED ON an execution in favor of John Yeaton
~ Joseph Hall and Andrew L. Chase, and will be
soid @ at public auction on Monday, July 23d, A. d.,
1906 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at the Sheris OF
ice IN the city OF Portland in said County, all the
right in equity which Thomas Penneil Of Portland
has or had on the 10th day of June, A. d.. 1866 al
hve o'clock and forty-fve minutes IN the afternoon,
eeution to redeem the following described real estate,
situated in Portland, in the said County of Cumber-
and, to wit: certain lot parcel OF land with the
buildings thereon, situated ON Winter street, and
bounded as follows, viz: by line beginning tho
westerly side of said Winter street. at the easterIy
corner of lot No 90, which Prentss Mellon conyeyei
70 Abel Grover, january 2l, 1887, by deed recorded
thirty-seven and halt feet to tho center Of lot No
90, thence s0uthwesterly on line parallel with tho
southeasterly side line to said lot No. a5
street hrty-seven and half feet to said southeast
erly side line Of said lot No. 95 thence by the last
feet to said street
TO tile place OF beginning, the owners or occupants of
tnat 90 which is the rear Of the prem
ises above described has by reservation Of my grantor
right to ule the passage way of ten feet in width
on the southeastery side of the lot therein conveyed
and also to the well near the Westerly ne Of the
same against which this deed is intended to convey
no right. The above premises are the same convey-
ed by Joseph Stevens to Eliza Webber by deed dat
ed July Sfet 1s49. recorded in Book 21S, page lO3,
CsWebber, by deed dated May 2sth, 1866, recorded
IN Book 2l3 page 237, and by Thoa Webber to Thos.
PennelI, deed dated September 12th, 1866 recorded
IN BOOK "a page 17O The above described real es-
tate, being subject TO mortgage to David Norton
dated June 9th, 1916, recorded in Book 1872 rage
26, on which there is due five hundred dollars and
interest from june 9Th, 1865. All the above named
deeds and mortgage hereby referred to for more
tate. tAf' tsa e'ilas-i ''>'SS1Sr 49, "
',,l,s,D'.'..'@ .a no GEO. W. PARKER, Sheriff.
Dated at Portland, june 10th, A. d. 1866. 1-'
june 19d1tw3W25
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Severe Gale.

g l19l New York, June 18.
During the severe gale of last night one of
the walls forming part of the ruins of the
Academy of Music, fell with tremendous
crash A number Of trees were uprooted in
and about Union Square, and several ships
dragged anchor in the harbor, suffering dam
age. The Southern mail due early this morn
ing was detained by portion of the railroad
track near Perrysville being washed away. ia
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws rs
April17, 1866. At 1893 Fore Street, one case con-
tanning % doz. Parasols, marked sJohn d. Busby,
9 ,rch Street, Boston," April 10, on Commercial
q rect near Grand Trunk Depot, one bag containing
Bn ckwheat Flour one jug Of Brandy on board stnr.
an ew York;" April 10, 1866 on board Brig "Ada
b., four bbls Molasses; May 1, on board Schr.
900 ean Ranger one hid. containing 80 gals. Molass
cs; May Q, ON board Brig 81, c. York." three bbls.
NoL uses; May 9, on board Bark M M"Dency" one Dbl.
Ibl. lMolasses one bag Sugar. one box Sugar; May
o. on board Blk. "Alnorer," }" two bbls. Sugar; May
10, on bo ard Bark "Mary G. Fox" five blgs Sugar
containing 2sO Tbs, one keg Molasses; May IL, on
heard Brig Rolling Waye, one Dbl, Sugar, one bb'.
Molasses Sug r, marked &c. s.. Croker, Mate of tile
Brig Rolling Wave, Stores; May 10, on board Brig
<sLincoln Webn,'"' two bbls. Molasses; May II. on
board Brig Girls, two bbs. Sugar May q, on board
Brig "Active" one bag containing Sugar.
Any person or persons claiming the same. are re-
ouested to appear ano make such claim within nine
ty DAYS from the GATE hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of IN accordance with the act
Of Congress approved April 2 1874. 80
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr.,
I.tr ts .aa ...isIr u Collector.
june /, 1866. aa junc5-d1aw3w
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A 'CoRREcT1oN.-The dispatches which
first announced the action Of the House Of
Representatives, accepting the title to League
Island, gave the New England vote, showing
only the name Of Mr.. Pike from Maine. The
files Of the Congressional Globe, since received,
show that Mr.. Blaine was also present and
voted against the bill. nhe i'teii
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N =. - 4. NEW YORK, june IS. [
The Herald's Brownsville correspondent
gives a view of affairs under Maximilian's rule
that shows the Empire is fast yerging into an
! archy. ,r,e9 4.
on the line of the Rio Grande, at being kept
in the service when entitled to be mustered
out. .5 fr;f ,4,4 f.,atIl,,J 7
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A NEW FEATURE IN SIZE AssURANor-

A NEW FEATURE IN hIFE ASSURANCE
We would call attention to the advertisement
of the Travellers Insurance Co., of Hartford,
Conn, of which Messrs. John E. Dow & Son,
of this city, are agents. The Company has
adopted new and admirable feattlre-a sys-
tenn of insuring against death from disease as
well as accident, while the regular weekly
compensation is allowed, thus combining a
life policy and policy against accidents. The
advantages of this must be evident to every
one; and as the Company is one OF the relia-
Bile and sound ones Of New England, the IN
sured may feel perfectly safe in their policies.
The present assets of the Company are up
wards of 500, 900, and the stock has been sold
at an advance Of 1S0per cent. .oi la..
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The Cholera,
W.

NEW YORK, June Is.
Since the last report three deaths from
cholera have occurred in the city. Sl
At quarantine there has been three deaths
from cholera, leaving torty-fiye under treat
ment.
The Board of Health are making every ef-
fort to prevent the spread Of the scourge,
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OCEAN HoUsE.-This delightful home of
pleasure travel and seekers after fresh air and
good health. has been swept and garnished
and is now ready for the reception of compa-
ny. We need not say to those who have visi-
ted this locality how pleasant and healthiul it
is to dwell there during the warm season.
No place on, our coast is more romantic and
delightful. The proprietors of the Ocean
House know how to keep it. From what we
hear we judge there will be quite rush to this
house this season, but poor, hard working ed-
tors must stay at home and delve while others
are faring sumptuously every day at the
Ocean House table, and inhaling health and
strength from the breezes of the deep blue
sea. We envy them, that's all s...t,
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BASE BALL IN FRANKLIN CoUNTY.-A
match game of base ball was played at Strong
on May Day, between the Phillips Club, of
Phillips, and the Sandy River Club, Of Farm
ington, resulting in the dcfeat.of the latter
Club, % toS34 On Saturday, June 18th, re-
turn game was played at Pennington, and won
by the Sandy River Club. The weather was
fine, and a large crowd assembled to witness
the game. The score is as follows:
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F; State Convention

On the Portland & Kennebec Railroad
train will start from Gardiner Thursday morn
ing, to connect at Kendalls Mills with the train
that leaves that morning for Bangor. There
will be train over this road from Kendalps
Mills to Portland Thursday night, leaving the
former n,ace Immediately upon the arrival of
the train from Bangor.
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C,nr1oN.-We saw yesterday $50 note of
= a-1oth denomination, dated June 18th,
1854. payable in three years, with the coupons
cut off, and which had been passed as regu-
lar $50 u. S. bill. This is small business be-
sides being very mean.
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fab La,e.

UTICA, N. T., June II.
A mob burned the house of the notorious
Looms gang at Sangersfeld, and strung up
Plumb Loomis and confederate, until they
confessed murderous crimes, when they took
them to Jail. The rest of the gang were given
thirty days to leave. sn,.. -, ,fstiD,,G
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The warlike news from Europe has excited
no surprise at the foreign legations in Wash
ington, as the diplomatists have for some time
past regarded a general European war as inev-
liable. , .u -.. t... .f.
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AND VICINITY

.Jfs New Advertisements To-day
=. Wanted-Girl
Fishing Vessel for Sale. lNft "
Card-John Neal. Co. N. . af rls.
Iost-Note. set gtt, -. nt-y
Fine Residence for Sale.
Good News to Housekeepers ~ '.-
Public Notice. ~ t iy Erat 0ai
A New Feature in Life Insurance. rll .d 5sf
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey e. Co.
Steamer at Auction. -
Stolen-DOry. IT, 'f
Wanted-HOuse. .-4tt e I .yo.r ..t .4G .
F0uAd-Spar. lItata sf.r ...rl .-...fI5l.-
Wanted--American Girl -.a ~. t. -i
T. M. Bold City Hall.
Sherh's Sales-Real Estate 's '
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WasAin0son correspondence. 81

NEW IORk, JuIlt 10.
Special dispatches say the Senate has
agreed to make no more combinations during
the present session, except to fill vacancies.
The first official copy Of the new Constitu-
tional amendment was sent to Connecticut.
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'Fg,,anctat.U

NEW YORK. u une Is.
The Commercials article says 5-26's are in active
demand for shipment, and old 5-20's are quoted at
103! q 1888. Gold opened at 1874 and fell t., 1921
cent. i'H 4 i-si4f ~ q '{iis = Z
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THE P. s. & p. Railroad will carry delegates
to the Bangor Convention, over the road by
regular train at two-thirds regular fare.
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Estn55isbed eJas'ae 20, 1862


q THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street.
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars a year in advance.
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ng-Yessel for Sale.

Fishing-Vessel for Sale.
=. Schoonee ESSEX, OF Millbridge, about
~ As tons old measurement, five years old
ME built at Millbridge, well found In Sails
MANA- She is suitable for Mackerel or Cod fish
--.SSes131sing; will be sold cheap.
For particulars apply to .-t .2 .'i
FLETCHER s. CO.,
june 10, 1SC0-d3w 159 Commercial Street.
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RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch OF space, IN
ieagLh OF column, constitute square" zlkD = +
St.50 per square daily first week 75 cents per
week alter three insertions, less, $10O; continul
la every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less 20 cents one
week S1.0O; 30 cents per week after.
Under head of stAMUsEMENTS," 50. 90 per SQUARE
per week; three insertions or less, $1.5O.
''SPEcIAL NOTICES., $l.25 per square first inser-
ton and 20 cts per square for each subsequent in
srtion; hall square, $1OO first Insertion, 10 cts.
each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
Press" (Which has large circulation in every par
Of the Sate for S100 per square for first insertion
ana 81 cents per square for each subsequent inser
lion.
90 JOB PRINTING, of every description, exe-
cucd with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the Office OF Paper promptly transacted on applcat
tinn as above. EE p ~
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PHILLIPS CLUB.

Umpire-L. Josselyn. f 3s
Scorers-R. Woodbury. and - Prescott.
Passed -balls-against Upton 6; against Dill
four.
E. B. Weston, Captain of Sandy River, nine;
r. Soule, Captain OF Phillips, nine.
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rft GOOD NEWS a /
10 HOusekeepers
The --latest and Most Valuable Dis
.l (. c0cery of the Age! s'

rA1OO EeStCSU OSEW lMOSJ VCL1LUU[6 IJIS-
i'5 3 !. c0very of the 4De! -: et
The instantaneous Window Polish
CLEANS windows without soap or water. dust or
them over with CLOTH and leaves the glass as clear
as crystal We receiving testimonials daily ofts
marvellous virtues. The article is selling rapidly
Everybody is delighted withit. We are ewing out
towns to agents daily. Those who wish for business
who are ambitious to mako si.oey, and have onergy
20 back up that ambition, should apply at once.
Send 25 cents for sample or call and see u.s. and sat-
isy yourselves that this is catch-penny humbug.
but valuable and money making reality.
Wholesale and Retail by
WOODSUM & CO.,
ffg SO Washington street,
June 19-d1w ROSTON
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Wanted,

rTNO purchase good family Horse, with light Car
l. rtage, Harness. &C. Any one having such to dis
pose Of at a bargain, or willing to let the same for
or months, may hear of a customer by addressing
a note to 81" Box 1859 Portland p. O.
june19 TW&F3t .r4f
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House at Auction.

0N MONDAY. Juno 25th, at o'clock 2. NJ. on
~ the premises, We shall sell House and Lot No, 60
Green Street 1t Is two story wooden house, finish
ed throughout, nine rooms, good closets, good cell
lar, &C. The lot is good size and corner lot The
lower part OF the house easily be converted into
store. and the location IS excellent for that purpose
Possession given Immediately. Can be.examined
morning of sale. 81 3g1G fS'gf
HENRY BAILEY g. CO.,
june le-dtl d' 4n Anctioneers.
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A Fine Residence for Sale.

A Fine Residence for Sale,
49, Situated about five minutes walk from Depot
-EAssk- -Sa ;carappa to Gorham.l The buildings are
nearly new -rnodeIn styles stable connected; water
conveyed into house; with AZ acres land well TILED
good orchard an excellent wood-Iot CONSISTING OF
800 cords both nard and soft one minute walk from
steanl-car. The buildings are worth the price of
farm Cause of selling, ill health. VIII be sold crops
and all. For further particulars inquire of
DIR. A. 7. KEEN. Gorham Corner,
Or III. Cook on premises adjoining.
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Lpast members OF the Portland Mechanic Blues
"A are requested to meet at the Armory fold City
HalF) WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 10th, at q
quarter before eight O'clock to make arrangements
Tor celebrating the 59th Anniversary of the old COM
pany. PER ORDER
june19dtdI fi &hsEaat ..al5g-a,lti' = =.
- ES=Star copy.
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ca r. ID

JOHN NEAL desires to thank his fellow citizens
of the Fire Department for their skiful, persevering
and most successful management of the alarming
fire Of ofSaturiay night, whereby, under Providence,
great calamity was prevented and much less dam
age done than was threatened tfSsf je19d1t
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Public Notice ]!

FTNHE outstanding Risks of the North Western In
i surance Of Oswego, and Western Masse shusetts
Of Pittsfeld Mass, having been assumedb by the Me-
opohtan Insurance ofNew York, the subscribers arc
prepared to take up the Policies of the above named
Companies and substitute the Policies of the Metro
politan Insurance. without charge. y,
sttfASf JOHN e. DOW & SON. liS3
20 Exchange Street. Portland Me-
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,ai ns moth ,g osonous in the least hurtful to the
e. d or hairs the contrary it is composed Of yege-
are IN fact being daily prescribed by the first phys-
clan. throughout the civilized world for external ap-
nlica, ion in skin diseases.
VI u not insult the good sense ofthe pubic by CIV
inc ita name, the pronunciation Of which would Pc
ETev IN disocato their jaws, but will cail 1t SIMPLY
MAistiTs AIIIZER, or Improved Reproductor.
As dr. sssing well for remedy for every dis
ease of the scalp and hair, it is unsurpassed.
HORACE u. JOHNSON s. CO., so Middle
ST. Portland, tUp StairsL
Arav 92-eot &eow:m a74Fr as.saFg.
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ea.ms SIS per annuns, In adrance.
The Soldiers and Sailors Meeting.

A large representation OF our army and
navy met last night at City Hall for the pur-
pose OF forming an organization TO be called
=. ihe Portland Army and Navy Union."-
ne meeting was called to order by Colonel
brown' and Major Chadbourn was chosen
chairman and Lieut. Patterson Secretary
Col, Brown made report and presented
| Constitution which was adopted. Captain
Knight of the Star was then called upon for
speech. He made very modest one in which
he repudiated all political movements in this
organization, for such was not the object of it,
and he had yet to learn that any soldiers or
sailors were influenced by any considerations
of political nature in getting up this organ
ization. He was followed by DIR. Gordon who
believed the soldiers and sailor were too high
minded to mmgleI with low politicians or be
moved by any such motives as usually govern
that class. Maj Shannon of Saco, was called
upon and spoke. in favor of forming this or
ganiza.ion and encouraged those engaged in
the enterprise to so ahead, for the people
would never forget those who had fought the
battles OF their country and sustained their
Government in its darkest hours.
Col. Brown also addressed the meeting al
spoke of the Constitution which had beeifs
proposed by the committee and presented for
their consideration and adoption. The Port
land Band enlvened the occasion with their
excellent music. On the whole the meeting
was a pleasant one and the affair passed off
to the satisfaction of all concerned. We con-
gratulate the soldiers and sailors on their sue
cess in this enterprise and trust this Union
will long continue and be a source of pleasure
and profit to those who have formed 1t and to
their children. The country owes our army
and navy debt of gratitude which 1t will
not fail topay. The world viii yet learn that
Republics are not ungTateful. ei
1t was announced that the Constitution
would be found at the Office of Patterson d5
Chadbourn, ready for signatures after to-day.
MR.. EDITOR :-Having been an eyewitness
to the fire on Saturday last, 1 have no hesita-
ton in saying that Engineer Rogers CONSIDER
ing the difficulty of getting at the fire) man
aged and controlled it better than any fire
have been to for years. Such management as
this at the fire a few years since of Byron
Greenough's store, and the entire roof might
have been saved. Goodness and good dispo-
sition are high qualifications for good Chief
Engineer. His assistants are men of large ex-
perience in fighting against this formidable
enemy, and worked with will, and in union
with their chief. / would like to know the
names of the two pipemen of Engine No. 2
Gas could not see them but heard the No.
called,) for better management with, pipe
never saw--Ino fancy playing of their water
but all put in just the right place. A good
pipeman is an important part Of the Depart
mcnt. 49,. AN EYE WITNESS.
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Lost &

MOTE dated April o.. 1868, drawn by VIM. B
55oo All narsons are SoreSv Cautioned aes ,or
gotiatng said Note, payment having been stopped.
= slrff. Il. ID. APPLETON.
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