davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
MONDAY, July 9-P. NJ

Gold closes at 1911 after selling at Ij4 and 1917 during
Ne day The steamer from Asinwall brings 81 70 S3S,
e which 100000 is for the United States Treasury.
Gold bearing Government stocks in active demand
not only at tho stock Exchange but at bankers oouuters
Roldcrs Of oneyear certificates free buyers Of funded
esbt and still higher rates probable. In Railway mort
cages little is doing and only moderate business in Bank
shares The shares neglected. and boiey enough
n done in them to keep them in memory. Chicago and
North Western stocks stronger at higher rates
me chief interest in the share market oenters in Ede
common stock which sold high ~ and closes at7li
A. . speculation il is probably dangerous 10 90 short Of
Mis- property but il still more hazardous buy hoping
ssr profits The Road earning nothing oT the common
shsres and after tho present gambling operations in
wsllst are the price viii shrink lis earnings in The
ars, half Of lso6 nave been about Sc 80 ,2s
tsss 81 per cent expenses leaves l,lst i4o
Mr. months interest bonds. S1s2,4D
On months interest on floating debt. .... 10000
Dividend on preferrsd s'ock.--.--- z'-.'@j- l22650
Deficiency six month. ......-.......-.. s35524
The common stock has been sunk and buyers for in
sss,meni canno' be careful At the Second Board
me market dull and steady After rie call Erie
SOLVE bat The balance Of the .t vas neglected Tho
closing quotations were: New-York Central Railroad,
ssl 499,; Ene Railway ton. do Preferred 55J Hud-
scn River Railroad, iI3alla; Reading Railroad 1917;
Michigan Genital Railroad, 1915; Michigan Southern and
y. Indiana Railroad, 50 4s0. Illinois Central Klroad
sal al22 Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad s.. aS3i
Chicago and North Western Rarosd, 32 32; do. Pre-.
fsued GO 16el Cleveland sid Toledo Railroad III ll2
Chicago and Rock Islaad Ralfosd, eCa96l Pittsburgh
Fort wsyne ard Chicago Railroad % s9i
The money market sc,ive, and call brokers
pay 336 per cent In commercial Paper the transactions
ere limited and best quoted at y, and good at
sesi per cent The bank statement shows decrease in
sss tenders Of g. 2s 00l increase of loans Of .560-
Ses. and an increase Of coin Of s2O6s,0R.
The following shows the condition Of tho New.York
CITY banks;
I1ue 80 Ju'y =.
leans. A. N asa 6e s957 ga "a Inc AZ Hso az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
Truyclgr,, Guide.

To Albany oy Hudson R. ~ Oepo; ,o,1'; ,n5 loba:e
Hudson Rive, !.i' ios, m %. !, and u n - a..
: CIV ear. run between Chr nber, and JOth-ss
.ts..'o aud CITY Hell and sa.h.,i. station.
a.. gnnSsy ep,ed tom foot Of Cs1a
To Albany and iu,srue hate aaiins by srameE Armenia
To 5oS bSay " By .,csr c y6iii md 5.y
To 5's' a q SSI Va .,ao BY the Eejery
100, Of Couriianltsi 8 ard 10 q. m. ! p M. aniis
To Botoa BY Sciaoa Inc Fer % r. da.y
10 ion By Nssiii1c K IT, via sprass,la sh
70 qa o Hl' b. New ,1ca t. % AMI va
shore ia- ~ 200 p ~. ns, s,.naca ana wc,;
BY Edc Railroad lot Of ChamOers',. at 10 q. M
I'D 6 .s Say R S.sa; ,I sS
SO Sire.npot 5y lone Island Z Il iancp
r. $3.50 and ishp a. m and y ant. ;''' IA"
To hackeusoNn iid Intermediate sia,oni ~ N9'Il na
ROAD iop n YES, OF MiOGrn at $40 p Mot
10 S~I Connecting win r. L. Tor iao
% ,se ase ye p t;ii,t sna ss
To Ysw5aiss VS.: Point PoasaLp,e aoaIoot sHd
Kingston landn. Ce4zef' poeL, con~all al Mi!ion
To Scwbursh rhhii by steamer Magenta, daily 'SaH
70 ds eI Ps ,o5 Ge Roniyn sSi n@rmsdia,.
l,niins by zoo, Of tsrrison't dsilY Sunday
SeSei,inS Per ~ ! = r. daily at,...'......... p
Tothc West, by Central Railroad q Nsw.Jsrey via A.
SaG SOD S m So SUNDAY . ~ y. 49,
10 Philadelphia, BY NcwJe.'ey hnir9ad 100, o. Cont
ini4.shi sunJiv
JOIN Romer tom PeeI-'p daily st....::..........loo
10 Troy. Connecticut and Rip Van Winke,
daily tSu.r crcer %, from Pee No ~ " H. ai p W.
To Washington ny NegJersey X. X foot Of Court
iandts.. 3 sud 10 a. a., 7 y mr and u midnight.
sunday y w.
To Ncw-Oseans every Saturday Black Shs and Ne"YoFS
Mai Steamers Line =.
For savannah every Thursi.y, Maray's Line, oRee No.
OIL sud % Souihst
Fox sa11eaah., every s,a.isy BY Empire Line o"Iri-
For savannah. every Tuursay Pioneer Line, Pier No
n. W.
FoE Montana All lilho-sce aiycttiseneni.
further re.d % Railroad lime lau e. ace a."
yeIiisrtneuts IN iuJ,La. part o. this paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
scGs30ragds.

Tessr - l4lze rreelt'v oH its fot' was f's1
al o., ~ 1h hy TIE ids and 1ri I'd rp Tire river be Nhfa
Island o a p Rock ve,e So 10" e' saaA IA Tie l. lie
G tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

JUlr s-1,j24 bids. FicaT 90 bbIs Whisky, 20 bbls
Com Meal 7262l bush Wheat 3s III bush Corn leo 39l
bu-h, Oats, J,ll bush Rye 100 pkgs. Lard lJ76 bbls.
Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
c., pi,.s 4 y sun p Moon Rises.... III,
WATER .ins DAY. y -
Sandy % Gov Isaai. 1895 Hell Sste..'.ts1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
ST ---ids----
V,l Toll Necs Total.
70 10 elGlsy7 g6gf9 s5si .43J
I7g,l32 3t6ls-7
~ Al.-..lr

HE weekly increase over last year gradually dinp;shn
and viii continue she season ADVANCE e In
crease so far this yesr ID 22LJs uus o'.st ear aud
obou, 1900 900 PcTeGse over the supply Jr lea
The following VIII show the exports Of specie ffcm the
port Of New.York for the week Cndrg July :, 1850:
Ietal for the week 81 e9O73o Previously SEA 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
sr,rr o. rr.Yonr. pArr n.rAnrrEsT. !

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
" Ter 20 Laws % 1873 ~ ! W q no .ti ths
f-.red 80 The en- Ara An BANK ntag seoc'n o7te
C,v Neiok vii De r ucd % par by ne 1 n, ~ X
en- ofthe qluknr Department On pr'niati9n al ii ~ "
tr0N Al sTAlE BANh ia tue City Of Albany Tor az yeas
o., a., no hereof end no, Thereafter. go ,,.s
tirr 1 atiry notes OF the said bank must be preentu
,sti within years from the date hefeci ana AT ho,e'
rb shs not D. presented S demp and me- Win ~. ue
sad sil ce1ra be cl1so upon the ffnd 10 the
ts.ri' al. y super Ecnlent loT that Turlose. =,
nyl iawtnld -. ~ =, ., , -, -
STATE OF NEw.YoRE. BAsK DnP RTMsEg}
ALBANY, June 81, 1860. } .
n Z. UPTON, Agent, &c. of Tug late incorporates
T,fstcr Civ Bank hos this DAY fled IN tb office, notice
- ITroinfrnen, 81 THE NEW YORK STATE EAfloSAL
AK ithe Albany, Agent for we iru'hptoh %
i,jir. notes Il IL said b4nk together WIN o. . NC
The Albany Cry Bu< a. suth sge' ssi"o "
J IAN Act D. amrud the seyoril acts ~ Hs ~ n.o
usS uarkDs Associations and IND, siil,,i 5pNea.,
II, 1851 u y. 80 - ,,z-u.-z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

Tl,y Of "a. Loan, speefe Circulation and Dep IN ~, BGr
Of N, CIV u York for ne ek ending Saturday 'ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

t<s BsSK DEPARghKST, ALBsss, March 81 1900.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to chap
~ teu 2s laws 1889 aud go laws Of 1885 that tho eca
sing ssucd 20 the BANK or NORTH AMERICA bankg
ssloeon located IN the city o. Ne~ York will be redeemed AT
PAR by the Sup-re Of the BsHtag Department
ton al The New fork National State Bank In the City II Albany and
the National Bank Of North America Of ewYork IN the
Newicrk o sI years from date hereof thereafter
The oundng circulating notes Of the bank mus, be presented
Aforesaid within sr the date hereof all which
sA not BE- pssn,d FOR redemption and within the
thas fehd viii TO be charge the fund In the hands
q .Lt B.pUiDisldspi fer that pnIgose.
v W sGAQlLEA egzir.al.rs,Ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
POMAN LOAN.
AMERICAN IssUE-FOUK MILLION DOLLARS.


To insure the Treasury Of Of the Holy See complete in
dependence during the negoions pending between the ooea
enl. France and Italy or he qui Of Tue PaTa state de
G emission by sbs0pdon Of the loan now offered to
ASoas Loan. haze commanded neaIly par His HGns' 3
impose riace uponthse Wiling to asi him in urnouning s
S ~ dssiSed 10 i.sae hi Loan at Coz dollars sd
io ise one Yale to bs are Of francs 800 od each
bearing per Interest Per annon 10 iod ne SaPOS' Pa
e "a he i'ao being s 9d viii give than u
' Fid s' S $1,000 annually alroraed for ls psrss'ss
TIE Bonds 30 pos de 1SG"P q, Of Sa Scb
iRt loan Win So. a ; 70 9y 81 cent
desire to prove thoi h Holiness addresses himself to them -
uyssmer present greater security ts'n soaIsasei :.
Gd y WV ' as.a Of s Foaf S fesd '
Subscriptions received and Coupons tie following Banking
Me. EPWAGP hI2rST Co r'F France como, ri,.
M..-., orExEL Co No ?, south 1hiri'' Philadelphia
snbstpton. also Teceved BY JOHN b. MURRAY No. 10
Ssfsau-st, he~-Yoik
Mr. Robo, vpy being the be 70 Of atrS1ueiory lciSTi
mot earnestly objects his mission to the Rev. coy and '
SswyoA this a'd day Of jsn, a io d
7,,.,. c,,,, cl.,v tIros.hout the Unei state. and
ha Ssis s o9d W PEE ,i, E, S. LOB o.
o,. - md c .3'i ,S' 4. i ,l isf oa s W' Don
eaa Shes@sa Co. mar on is ssyeps ro hem
NV y RoBEar M-APnr Act
A GENCY or TIE ROMAN LOAN.
~ On, haudpd dor sii bonds ready ior delivery SIXTY T
joIiN j. MURRAY Authorized Aset No a Ns,.aus " y
OFFICE Of MAYNARD q 1lEhtANN, MINING
~ ENCINEFRs 4 CONSULTING CHEMISTS No2O Peal -,
NY.and Genital CITY Colorado Arrays Of 9od ana ase An.St'
attention to tie snsy Of ln ofo ron 'las sa ron ,
orcE grlrrOsTss ,so sOrA G * I co@rAH
SsbUV,OOU eeyed by ~ ai,r.ie 81 un,i room of,h,
Bro,5T,y ErYors r $4,000 q 80 fns O.fl NJ, !,
bg bell ol'aine and ra.ani hi.iios oompanv.
Tir,t Nor-s-e debt Of sTs00 end te -, 49, 80 - ,o, n bl
Compsny u IA miles in lenh ~ 9if - oil Or bro.
n.rn ~ ~ 4; - .r 49, i,car. ~ ntef
Company. A. SIONE. ~. Trustee.
CilCAGO AND ALTON RAiLROAD-
~ o.iLCNe ~ FilS1 MORTGAGE BONDS.
JOLT AND GicAGo EAILROAD-coapon' Of Fir', mo''.
Dggg9v.- AND SIOUX CITY RAILRoAD-cauron' Of fi''
,DuF soUl sorrtwEsrERs RMLRoAD-coapen. Of fir''
oEsTsois XVI MILWAUKEE, RALRoAn-coapqn', .na
I DFTrOIr ASp PONTIAC RAiiNOAp-Couplns Due July
"a o. Jriy. les G'7euuelttaT ". \. JLstr x 70.
| V'RAVELING CREDITS on Mossr5. ). ;. NOR.
CAV Co, LoNDoS isaeoe'.or' 70 Gtp o rEA An
place
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BONDS negotiated,
L 1rd RAILROAD iaoS nr.i..ed By eo.tri,i., -, -, -,
| Iouse. Ola Lfpils. Loo ion' 90 80. D.
! bf.a~laE, LacEAvAsN, NHsrEEs hsuEoiD Co
General Office. 30. 20 ENe anse place, 4
NV YORK, lone - loo. y,
rI'HE TRANSFER BOOKS Of t1is Company w Sit
y s 'h's fte ant. the morning II IT, L5OAh lv'"
'Ly lioSl,n. ~ ,hs Ro..I l. J. ODELL Trss.nr-r
~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
Duioen0 Notices.
Tur oc,Ax NATIONAL BANK o. rus CITY OF NV Yong
Jas. 81, 4 os ~,

..
Tnr 0orAS NAr.osat BASK o. rHz CIR o. NY Yong
At q MEETING Of the BOARD Of DIRECTORS
y ofiba hi As dy, pit Of -, . Z. efc
& 40 oo,crnH eat tlr va o., III %, % '
The ooA. viii be 'oei Fer "a 70 e lSs s' Cashier
Pr.six ,rioxaL B.vK NGwl oEk iene ~ 100
DIVIDEND OF fOUk (4( Tx 6 otv 80, Igo S o,
y Government tx. has been Go afei Ils bAl Py,,e
= 81 le e. Jane ~ '''l' '''' " j0hN rAekga cshe.
pryI5fY ~ Of SIX PER cent viii be paid
'"lva ~" $1,000" ''''' GtOi3S fLLIs Cashier.
ixroRlHAs ssp Tn,Derf NAuosAt hasK
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE % PER CENT out Of
y s a. q The r., ~ @Gas' nee On Io =" ss e9a
ey Of iuy neat To Transfer books viii - closed rom tho sh
.''i7 ~ =. ., !r =. "a is rI ". Ell PERKINS h Cashier
TuS Ta,pltxrys NArios.i B,yx Snv.lo Iane p! a9
4 DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLAkN Per share,
"a free from co''''''' l'' 1SFi6 'i II AIs ~. cS
TTg 1TaTnas NATIONAL BAsx Nav YoEE, Jure %. liG5
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of EIGHT lo)
NDSDAY "a II Jlv book roull cloei from "a
Inst d' Of pigment inclusive 3 's sca H. SS Cable
OTucE oF rnE Nsv.YoES. PROVIDENCE AND bosroS)
RAILROAD 'oArASf '51Sslls SIS I IH1 y 1866
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF THREE PER
- cNI ;s 4 95sat No d ' y On P 1s "a
d.J fJuly 1n' tooA' VI" be eo;'d si WV ne ra9
nOWFRY NATIONAL BANk-New-York, June
ID p, iea-A Dytcad Of FIVE ~ PER CENT Cfee q GOV.
rszi rrej PAYABLE anl sisr Juy% lie
Trans Book ~il 10 elosoi rom lls z3l ns, % j is
Il. HAMILTON, Ci'h'ot
DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No 2j7
DlvDEyD- TSc, q ne Institution have directed ,ha, the
usual DIVIDEND deposit. entitled thereto. ia months
June the r-ie PER CENT
exceeding $50, nd FIVE PR CENT 100 Gree tom
Gevsrnmn' tab viii he PAID 90 snd se, MDNbA{ Jay 70 1896
WADE D. wonR,t- secte,tr5. Frres Acsoaaia,
nIVlDEND NOTICE.-Thc COLUMBUS and
- lSpIAsroLis CENTRaL GtLW W co ,d,A, b.
the TIE Compeny and also cent n stock
both PAYABLE and after JuJ To- At the
Companys Office. Columbus, Oaic.
Ths TSnsier close ia, tl inst srt reopen on the
ION OF Jniy lgs-Jnns ~. lRS a.. NOODLE Secretary.
osyIoE or rny ouITABLE lSsuRsScg Co,
Nc. 90 " ALLrsr.. NTw-loKK. Jnly J. ! %,
gAINIDEND.-Ihe BOARD OF DIRECTORS hayo
this day deeioi -Annnl Dividend o. SIX PER CENT
Tree Government Tn payable 81 a ,ie, The h inst
JOHN MILLER, Secretary.
OrYcE lIAAirroy INSURANCE CoAPAsr,{
Ne. IA Walls, June 70 let6 }
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have tins
day del rod semisnuual DIVIDEND Of YOUR t FER
CENT er Go, ernulen, payable or aud acf July 1906
JAMES GILMORE Secretary.
OYyfcE oy rsE fNIrEp STATES rELvGRIPH CosPASr/
No. ~ BROADwAY NE9-loR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
Chances for Duslurs5 0,fn.

real, BUSINESS MAN, hay4ne s., coo SIC GOO
n 70 ense ST. the - eri.,ar J, TO umbfeli manu- p
cue csrlbir of rr eltn u. 'tue. ~ tAoyt cp,
well b!.hcd Cal address ADAMS Room No. % Sweeney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

Tie venerable ca,boc Cerey Lgshoui the intel s,as' ana
rcrriou and the Aia1nl thereof lnd i9"e,d TIE ns,
Fxps Cent? Ofico tie lsEkns How u We'sIs
can Sherman Co.. marie the envelope "Pouhcl Loan 81
reee p which Bonds viii be inn y 'rnsiiad 70 thGr
" RnBERr N-APuY Aso4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

OTrIcE oY rHE t'Sirgp STATES rELEGRAPH cosPASrI
No. ~ BRo,DwAY, NEg-ioR
June p, 1880. }
nTVIDEND NOTICE. - The transfer books
~ Of tins conpny viii cio.e on the Of July, aud
rs1 closed until tic 2o u jay f' tho purpose Of a'eeT'
tnns the amount n, dividend ccrng thoe tokhoden who
named date have aysied theme YES Of TIE OPP
tor e1chang The dividend Will 30 payable snd se TIE 'h
ofJuiv THO. I. HAY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

TuE TasD sxrvs SAfossI BANK. SHvl Ola. June 2! lt9
4 DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS Per share,
y ee from e., Tss vii be- paii 1nd asr July
- ANTHONY UALSEY. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

Pr.six SArIoyAL biyK Nlw-l INK Ieia - 40
DIVIDEND OF FOUR (D PER CENl, lfec OF
y fi,,rrf,,ut tax hls been DO afei Is DAY payable on
lane ~ lsisi an,I which tie l, iis,' eooss w
be- tl1 ci. ''ilN iNht,l'''' ,--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
Inr fnArnAs NA1i0sAL rAsX, NV on, J1le "a Iltl
A SENII- ANNIrAI DIVIDEND of EIIHT q

~ PR CEST luel States WI be u on and aie
NO,,DAY "a II july took ror1u coe from "a
lbs, % dsy payment. inclusive jy coef 81 &c board
q. 81. SChRElNkR Cashe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

rTNI0IN'J
l.. Worth Cashier 4 ue National P,t Bank do ,oenuy
that the above fol-.t cfy knowledge
and belief Sixaed j. l.. WORTH Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

s0EwDaNlAi4if .tl 49, '..
DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT viii be paid
~ o. the 3rt be- lr hcs II Lrri safs tx IN MoNDAf
I.--4 M. . uooss tt-f ft f.il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

= 7 N I'M
\ ,fbr F,nk hold thisdsv DlkGDEhD Of ~ r. fEl Cfci,
M f,rrna - tax decl,l.d out Of tho Earnings Of "e
10. ~. uolths payable the lot & Juy ~. go, -,
iH1 i'-''' " g. :. STEVENSON. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

OrYCE tlA4ifrOs INSURANCE COMPANY
No "a Nals' June 20, l8l6.
nIVIDEND.-The Board nf Directors have tins
day del rod semeuuual DIVIDEND Of -FOUR tp FER
CENT ex Government tai plyabe aud acr July T. 1896
JAMES GILMORE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
RRoADwAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 2J7

nIVIDEND NOTlCE.-The COLUMBUS and
~ INDIANAPOLIS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY b..
THIS DAY docar,d rAKTERLY DIFIDESD u PER CENT
In cash on sisc Company and also m s,0ck
both Of PAYABLE and after Jolly TO- at the
Company office. Columbus, Olc
close Ftl inst reopen on tie
10Th OF July lg6.-Jnns a. lis1 g. MOOblt Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-01
Farm for sale i'm Freeport.

TJ1HE farm belonging to the late Charles Waite is
l. offered for sale. The said farm is situated of a
mile frcm Frecrort Corner tho main road and con-
tans about 80 Of land and under good state of
cultivation and well divided, There is large or
chard Of thirty trees. The farm cuts about thirty
tons OF hay, and is well fenced and wood enough for
family use, the house commodous and in good order
with outbuildngs and large burn attached all III good
order. The farm is well watcred and there is two
wells, and good cisern i'll the collar. For further
particulars enquire at the premises or address
auge3-d3w GEO. WAITE, Gardiner Nc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-01
DOMESTIC PORTS.

c. NV o9miaEANs Ar 23d, barque brunswick.
~ III attb haa,a' va Quarantine grounds
SA ANNAni-Ar 18th, sch Gienr,y Mapn;n,
New York. with loss OF part Of easao ,o{ h,I;n NAMING
CHARLESToN-Ar 18th, Oh DOH, o.,o...
Wn 5i,ss roN-Ar 9th, sch Snow ssu.u sin.
ca 9th. brig ortolan, Ely. Barbaboes
,N0Efoi'k-Cld 25th, schs Brookicld. por,,o,,,.
NJ n freeman, Boston. 'uahu;
BALTlM0RE-Ar 29th, brig Anna d Torrev h.
k Re t NegasSa; sch Hele Mescrvey, Henderson
Ga 2oth, sch Marens Hunter, Orr, Portland.
Cochran. Providence. A' ">eAe'
Cid Goth, sch A Anne burv Amesburv pon.,s
Ar goth, ship Fanny Larfabae PandsiI Iivarn,
sch David Faust, Lord, Charleston. i1''eipooi'
Cid 29i ships John Spear Stinson tr. II.
Crosby Antwerp; sch Martha Nckels Nic,oIs ui Io
Machias. -'oAeN, 'or
NEW YoRK-Ar Goth, ships Am U,.;o,
strong Havre; Vim Tapscott, Bell Liyernon, AIM I'M
Prudence Coombs, Bangor; Sparkling Sea Cno sens
and Union, Ames, Providence. 0''"'"s'
Ar 30fh. ships Confidence, johnson, GLASGOW: Ga.
lena tJcNear liverpool. va
CID 30th, brig Whitaker, Look, Boston; sch A ]
DYER, Rogers, Elizabethport
PROVIDENCE-Ar 35th, sch Clarke, Gates,
Sid 10Th, briggs Sea Breeze, Coombs, Philadelphia,
or Bangor: Elvira, Bancroft. do, or Machias; scbs
Sor hHEt. isawley, Baltimore; Cosmqs Ha,i' New
,NEWPoRT-Ar 29th. schs Harriet Fuller, Upton.
Prnvidence q io[ new YORK canary, Ihonhpsoh'
, Pead onS Sr \, alas; yesta, Clark; Flora a saw
YORK Matchman Doherty, Fall River for Calais
ersOn, Bangor. ~ - Sii''A' A
- HOLMES, ll9LE-Ar 2Dth, brig isabel Beurmen.
Small Elizabethport Tor Boston; sch E,.ct Warr;Ii'
New York for Boston. III H''es', meiih''
EDGARTOWN-Ar 2Sth, brig Olive Eoss Nor,
York for Portland; sch Cyrus Fossett HoI9S Nv
Tor Hallowell. uo
BOSToN--Ar Both, sch American EAGLE ME-.
land, Elizabethpoft. ar
Cid seth, brigs Robert Wing, Strickland, Goree.
Virginia, Gind;ey, Bath.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-01
Portland and Forest city Dye
Houses Combined.

" Proprietor
oe can assure the public that we have greater fa
ond G,s anu are much better prepared for Dyeing
ana cleansing, than when located On Exchange St.
i Asso, orders received for the Laundry.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-01
CITY NOTICES.
- -----------------------
CITY of Portland.


WHEREAS the City Council, on the asth day OF
wv August, 1895, passed an order directing the
Committee on Laying out and widening streets 10
consider the eNcdency Of changing the line of Con-
gross street, at The head OF Wilnot street. carrying
the westerly ue of Congress street about twelve feet
down Winot street, from the monument ON the north
erly corner of Whlot and Congress streets, and
change the southery bne Of Congress street to pre-
serve the present width OF said Congress strcet.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested, that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council
on LAYING out new streets, will meet 10 hear the par
tics and view the proposed way, the 9TH day Of Sep
TENDER, 1scG at three o'clock III the afternoon. ut tho
corner of Congress ard Wlmot Streets and will then
and there proceed to determine and adjudgc whether
the public convenience requires said street or way 10
be laid cut.
Given under our hands on this Goth day OF Au-
gust, A. d., 1eC6.
AUG. Il. STEVENS.
EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDiNGS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
w. T.. FILES,
Committee on Laying out and Widening Streets.
aur}0d1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-01

GENTEEL Residence for sale in Gorham. One OF
~ the finest residences in Gorham now occupied
by Mao- Mann is offered for sale The house is two
stories, thoroughly finished inside and out, and in
situation is unsurpassed IN that beautiful village
The lot is large, upon which is fruit trees OF various
kinds, shruberry. &c. nice spring of excellent
water is handy to the door, and large brick cistern
the cellar. 1t also has fine stable, This excellent
property will commend itself to any who is in
want oil pleasant home within 80 minutes ride Of
Portland. BE-.
For further particulars enquire OF WM II. JER-
RlS, Real Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office,
Opposite Preble House. jy11dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-01

BEAUTIFUL Suburban Residence for
ID Sale.-The subscriber offers for sale his very
attra tive residence in Wesibrook, fourths of
a mile from Portland, (weil known Hawthorn
Place., on line with the Horse Railroad, and but
'ew rods from the same. The house Is modern
built, containing thirteen rooms is heated by fur
mace in cellar, abundance OF hard ard soft
water on the prem ses. 1t is entirely surrounded by
fine shade trees. A garden is connected with the
sistng of apple pear peach and cherry trees; also,
gooscberres, currants, Strawberries etc., together
with CT the finest graperies in the State, in fine
bearing order of the choice,t varieties. An excel
lent oppolt unity for boating and bathing, the facii
ties tor bathing being all in readiness In s. ort this
orleisare who wants suburban residence within
few minutes walk ride from the heart Of the city.
The lot contains about six acres. For further pa
tculars enquire at u Market Square, up stairs
No. q on the premises or of me.
july24 eodtf Afford DYER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-01

CHICAGO, Aug. 81.
advanced &c, opening steady sues at rs a 50 for
No i. and IS q e for No 2 end closing At Il q
ccd1I a. 2c closing at 30 as 515c for No. l, and 491
40 for No 2 Oats quiet at IS "a flor No. j. and 23t
for No. 2. Provisions dull. High Wines steady
Freights declined a 1c, closing at lo4c@ lie corn
to Buffalo,
keceipts-G,Ooo bbs. -four. 112 .oCo bush wheat 246.
600 bush. crn 900 bush. oats.
Shipments-C.000 bhls flour, 10000 bush wheat,
264 500 bush. corn, 2,0e0 BUSH oats.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-01

Grove Street.-FoR SALE, two story house, thir
VI teen rooms water carried through the house.
Price $1,000. Also two houses rear OF the above,
aCourt for Sc 500; and one fer $780, Allof the
above houses are new. well arranged and pleasantly
situated. Apply to j. c. PROCTOR, Middle Street,
below Post Ollice. iy31 dtf