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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-14
III GtaOt MnO Staat.

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in unlernt s6Iatte angefiinoigte 8erloS
Jung Der Serren Eu6or, Safes utl0 60 !,
gum 8elteu Der Mittlpen unb gBaileil
Der Ohio GoIoateH. O6s 1tnternebmen
lift, tuie Der tpobItb6ti9e 2efer erfiebt,
bon Gouberttettt Cor uno rnebereren
@ongreB s9Rtfglie0ern enipfoblen, unb lit
Der ,unterfiihung eines ieoen tuoHItb6=
tigen B1friotett iuerkb Die 9ssffofuna
fnoet am rs. DEFENDER fat.
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frl6et anaefiin6igfe SanliIien Bal in
I tDglIeDieip Del 9errr ST. 1gNdhfaller
itatt. Sir fpnren Iei6er berbinoert, per-
fonii1 an Dem Geite SbeiI gu nebmen.
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felt LANCER .3eita fein gau in gfafbDille
ftattgefunOeH babe, an tuelaeln nd DdS
bette 0eGtlGe RubIifum iltferer &taot
70 algeinein befbeiIigte. S5robfinn NIB
9eiterfett herrfdJte bis am friibet g'for I
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f9en Sr1efttr ahsgeflbtt, 81 erpdbnen.
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1uegde bic frernolide Rlrtbin Der Belles
.abieD NIT Meiferi6aft Aer0eridjtef bate.
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iieHee gtdats SeffGhgH ipirS fur $5. 80
per Sabr, %. rs per 5aIbiabr un0 fir
10 Gents Far bic eilt3elne Skinner
portefreiilpon per Office aus mad
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fsIIten ittb ELI get9hneen Oaraus MAJ
&gn, eiug glnlbbiIle Deutf9e 3eituna
an ikre thermometer uilo'Deeoulten in
europa 3u faiden.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-14
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hefseR aRnseniibeI nnS nit bet firtcrtiden Rrants
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unb piniGt febuIi4ft feinen Mitmeni9ep has Seils
EttteI mitsut6eiIen. .s..s
Aaen bic 60 uHnfaen, ruitb r eine gopie Ses Re-
septes ofemrel nit Der 9irettton fir bic 8sreituns
unb bon @ebroa9 5afenber, DeI4es Re fnben perben
ais cine ii9ers 6ethihs fin G9nfnbiu6t, aftbma
Sron9itis &c. Der etn3se Sped bes Mnsei9eueen TT
ben 2eioenoen mobl ST. tbun ao er 1olft, eaB le6er
%r6rte fetg 4Rttet perfn9en wtro, DO es 6enieLben
mid toftet unb ftd ais Segen errpetfen uiro,
Berienens bic bas 8ecept utnf9en, IpciIen ffd ses
REQ Gowarn u gSilfon,
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aSn Der Office Der ,,5taats5eitung" tDer.
ben ale Nrten Gmpfeblunes- aarten, Siabeabs
unb aaheTe Brudarbetten in Deuti@ lne Gne-
lid 0neefertigt. ---.--
llniere 8reInbe mOaru 6as sefGaisif niGt
.YrseRen.
1fiiDes abOunasrnsealspstis fiir bietSoli6t:;3ei-
lung III $14,00 per Sabr pber $50 fir Quar-.
al. - Sir bie SpHtaSs settuus $500 per Sabr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-14
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Gin ansee;ei9netes 2ogsrbans am Bubble Sonore
geIeset. GeehIO etnenette, feine Earnr brei eIIen
Don Der @taet, gut berdiiert gutss Sonb cute gdds
TaneR lam iotcrt erfogen. s3sgsy ~
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10. t3 qutIie square. IS IN.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-14

E G1uire YGtterfo1 Aab Salire
S'@rien DerbanOsIteH tleinsge GiDiIs
Sale,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
esPrornpt Liberalitx.,

To the Editor of the Press: eS oTsg.s ~
3 Considerable loud talk has been made of late
by somebody of the liberahty and promptness
of some of insurance companies struck by the
late fire. Now will you be SO kind as to allow
sufferer to ask two very important questions
SO that those who have not been overtaken by
disaster, can govern themselves accordingly
s1st, Is it customary, and is it honorable, after
your claims are allowed, adjusted and passed
to claim the sixty days, (allowed by law or Of
fer to pay if you will deduct 2 per cent-rate
"a per cent.-when they know you are tremb.
ling for the money? 3D. Is it ruleable and hon.
orable when your place of business and your
homes are in flames almost at the same time
and you manage at the risk of your life to save
few articles of household goods, and they are
stolen, to deduct the same from your little pol.
lev? 1t may be law, and it may be SO expressed
in the policy, but good many of us can't see
the prompt liberality" Of some of our insur-
ance companies. 31 H.
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Park Fire Insurance Company.


It is pleasing to hear, Mr.. Editor, as we do
by your numerous correspondents, that so
many of the Insurance Companies abroad are
settling and paying losses by the late fire in
this city, in such prompt and in many in
stances, generous manner. Would that this
could be said Of all the companies. But those
who who were so unfortunate as to insure in
the Park Company Of New York, whose loss
here is comparatively small, meet with very
different treatment. This company has sent
men here to settle its affairs, whose principal
object seems to be, to see how little of what
is really due, they can turn their customers of
with. To this end they resort to all manner
bubbles, and take every advantage Of the
uncertain condition in which the suddenness
of removal left the property Of those insured,
in order to reduce the amount of each claim,
and then demand a heavy discount from
what is left. In no case that have heard of,
have they paid the full amount of any one
claim, although the loss has been shown to
exceed the amount insured by many hun
dreds., -, s.cr' ~
Such meanness, at time like the present,
should, and doubtless win be remembered by
those in this city having property to insure
hereafter 5za td 5saad A SUFFERER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
The Maine Legislature.

Shall we have an extra session? 1t is un-
derstood that Gov. Cony some time since in
dicated his willingness to call together the leg
islature of Maine, if enough other States
would take like action, to secure the ratifica-
ton of the Constitutional amendment. Has
not the time now arrived, when something
may be gained by leading off in the move
ment? Connecticut and New Hampshire
have already acted. Tennessee is delayed by
the factious withdrawal of part of her rep
resentatives, but will accept the amendment
as soon as quorum can be assembled. The
concurrence of twenty-four other States is
necessary to its final adoption. VIII it not be
well for Maine now to throw the moral weight
of her example into the scale? The Repub-
licans of Maine have already spoken through
their delegates at Bangor. Their verdict has
been rendered and lacks only the official con-
firmation of the legislative act of ratification.
IF this duty is not regarded as sufficiently
pressing, there are other reasons for an extra
session. The citizens Of Augusta have recon-
mended special session to consider the pro-
priety of renting the State tax imposed upon
Portland. Such relief would sensibly aid
our recovery from the disaster which has be-
fallen us, and would in the end, we hope, ben
eft the State at large as well as our own COM
munity. The municipal authorities of Port
land have also applied to the State for en-
larged powers, to enable them to deal with the
questions which have been suddenly thrust up
on them. It seems to us that all these reas-
ons are sufficiently important to justify an
immediate proclamation. If the legislature
should assemble, we hope somebody will bring
up bill prohibiting the use of fireworks with
in city or village limits, except when written
permission of the proper authorities has been
sought and obtained. .-,..7 AR ,-+.f
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
New York Market.

New YORK. July Is.
i Cotton--very firm; sales 1900 bales; Middling
So to $50 .'.f.,.t, 4,..st.-7s sht
Flour-State and Western heavy, and 10 CSC
lower. Sales 1900 bbls. State 90 10 Co.,
Round Hoop Ohio $50 q IL 40. Western 8 90
a $50. Southern dropping; sales 300 bbls. at
975a Is IS, Canada, 10 q zoe lower; sales $50
bbls. at 10 . ~ 10. 8 sei rHsf hraJw
Wheat-very dull and nominally lower; sales
As, 500 bushels. Milwaukee new No. 2 10 Is
Corn-steady. Sales 152, 900 bushels. New
Mixed Western "a o SAL. -EaBE
Beef-unchanged. Sales $50 hbls.
Pork-heavy; sales A 200 bbls. New Mess at
81 20 a 81 SO, closing at 81 80.
Lard-heavy. Sales 395 bbls at Is 202.
Whiskey-dull. HT 19 I'll &1J
Rice-dull. rssass
Sugar-more active; sales 1000 hhds. Musco-
vado at 102 1873: Havana, 100 boxes at ~.
Cofee-more active. Sales 10,6S5 bags; Rio
on private terms. $500. ,.s.r~t
Molasses-dull. A& A Na8aa@
Naval stores-quiet. 81 + y Y, - q. az.
Freights to Liverpool-quiet; corn I'D per
sailing vessel. 1sIoU Vk fs
Gold was quoted in New York yesterday at
14s2. Diti5li=1-'-'l'' o.. ,'t'>' @ -
9-3 .. .t,f rsatri. lttT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

BE NOT DECEIVED. FACTS DO NOT L1E.-
Since the fire of the 4th and 9Th inst, w. O.
Jones, a machinist, has been employed to open
IS safes, and found that only s out of the 81
preserved their contents, which is very sug-
gestive to all thinking persons. Mr.. Jones has
suggested plan which if adopted by persons
who intend to build buildings to accommodate
merchants, bankers and insurance companies
will make them perfectly secure. think il
would be well to call on Mr.. Jones, at ,7s
Vaughan street. REaNuM.
July II, 1866. ST. IRA a.. - I'd. - !
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

LossEs.-Charles Baker, Esq, lost by the
fire five buildings on Fore and Cross streets
valued at $4,000. Insured for about $4,000.
w. d. Robinson lost his stock in his shop
on Exchange street, valued at $4,000, on
which he was insured for $4,000. Also his
house and furniture on Federal street, on
which he had 81 900 Insurance.. afte
Barbour's block, Middle street, was own
ed by E. N. Norton and David Keazer, loss
$4,000; insured $4,000, in the Manufactur-
er's Insurance Company, Boston. The block
is to be rebuilt by the present owners
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
Permits to Build.

The following permits to build were granted
July II, 1886: ERA h-as sa@ st@F{
;na +. higgins, Bradleys Lane lane, house; Part
Lime street. store; s.. S. Rich, Exchange
street, shop; John Schwartz, Lime street,
house; Dennis Harrington, Cotton street;
house; Thomas Parker, Spring street, store
William Shea, Willow street. house; John
Ahearn, Cotton street, house; r. r. Robinson,
Plumb street, store; Union Wharf Co., Union
wharf, store house. $3.50
A vote was passed not to grant any permit
to build wooden building within the limits
heretofore restricted, exceeding one story Of
fourteen feet in height from bottom of sill to
top of plate, and not to exceed twenty-five
feet in extreme height, the sill not to be more
than three feet from grade of street. (
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
PORTLAND AND VICINITY
THE COURTS.
n SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
i3t LAW TERM-wESTERN DISTRICT.
VEDNEsDAY.-The following cases wer


& WEDNEsDAY-The following cases were
- OXFORD COUNTY.
Inhabitants of Bethel v. Mighill Mason. To
be submitted on briefs. g -
\, John A. Green ". George F. Evans. To be
argued in writing. eQss- 81 ait5 ase d
"a Paul s. Merrill, Administrator, v. w. w.
Bragg. Submitted on briefs. ~
Gibson. ~ u. .r,s, Black.
Gilbert E. SAILOR v. George D. Bisbee.. To
be argued in so days for plaintiff; 30 days
thereafter for defendant, and 10 days for reply
or decided without. 3i'H
sh .Obed Taylor v. William M. Morse Defen-
dant to argue in writing in 80 days. Plaintiff
to reply in 10 days, or be decided without.
800 tie ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
~ David Chenery v. Samuel Simmons & ais.
Dismissed from the docket. aai '5F
George w. Vining & al. v. Shubael Baker &
al. Submitted on briefs. e
Fessenden &. Frye. $ I'd Whitcomb.
State " Matthew Roberts. Appellant Ar
gued. 15.f 10 s8or sroH ztaT 30 ~ @fgfi
Peters. HI. G. Goodenow.
Lewiston Falls Manufacturing Company v.
Franklin Company. To be argued in whiting
by plaintiff in 80 days. 9gllfI
Jonathan Davis v. Stetson L. Hill & al. Ar
gued. ~ Jrsg rs goH .aIse @o~f
May & May. % pq4A - Morrill,.
Fessenden & Frye.
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Further news by the Periere

BREsT, July T. Cialdini has crossed the
Pc, while on the other hand the Austrian
have recrossed the Mincio, and have decides
to evacuate Lombardy and Venetia.
The French iron-clad fleet was to have sal,
ed from Toulon for the Adriatic this morning
in order to take possession of Venice.
The general opinion is that France will re
ceive Sardinia in exchange for Venetia an,
will either give that Island to the Pope o
keep it herself Public sentiment approves Q
the transaction.
Italy has appointed Marquis De Pepoli
Commissioner OF the Government to transac
the negotiations relative to the annexation o
Venetia to the kingdom of Victor Emman
uel +i-r 80
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

DROWNED Hannah Fraser, aged eight
years, daughter of Daniel Fraser of Stroud
water village, Westbrook, was drowned Tues
day afternoon by falling from boom, on
which she, with other children, was playing,
in Presumpscot river. She was in the water
but short time the body having been recoy-
cred in ten minutes, but all attempts to re-
sucitate life were in vain. co.,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

RELIEF FUND.-Hon. Jacob Mcclellan has
been appointed Treasurer of the committee to
distribute the contributions of money receiv-
ed for the relief Of sufferers. His Office will
be in Mechanics Hall. t'1 az. n
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

AT q field meeting of the Essex Institute,
in Hamilton, Mass, Friday. 9th inst, the fol
lowing resolution of sympathy with the Port
land Natural History Society was adopted, on
motion of Major Joseph A. Goldthwait of Sa-
lem sagf al 4e9-
p The Essex Institute learn with deep regret,
the great loss which the Portland Society Of
Natural History have sustained by the destruc-
ton Of their building and collections, during
the great fine at Portland, on Wednesday the
4th of the present month.
Toted-That the Institute consider it their
duty to extend q helping hand to their sister So
ciety in this great bereavement, and direct the
curators to offer to them o suite of duplicates in
their library and collections, whenever they
may be prepared 10 receive CONTRIBUTORS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
FROM MEXICO.


NEW YORK, July IS.
The steamer Manhattan from Vera Cruz
9th inst, has arrived at quarantine. the yell
low fever -Tas not so prevalent at Vera Cruz
as it had been.
The wife of the Emperor Macmillan was
loan. IVA A1"iopo W "ii "nSo ioi no"
crn me guerrillas have been quite near Vera
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
Action of the Churches.

At special meeting of the male members
of the church and society of the Second Par
ish, held in the Chapel Of State Street Church,
July 18th, 1855, W. W. Thomas, Esq, in the
chair, . as8ItI 7
Resolved, That we tender our sincere thanks
to the State street, Casco street and High street
societies, and to the trustees of the Williston
Chapel, for their kind overtures of church &C
commodation in this season of social calamity
Resolved, That we gratefully accept the Of
fer of the State Street Church as our Temporal
ry place of worship in the afternoon of Sabbath
and shall occupy it accordingly next Lords
day. ee.t
Resolved, That although our beautiful and
cOmmOdiOus meeting house, and the adjoining
vestry with their entire contents have been
swept away, we shall still retain our organiza-
ton under the name and title of the Second
Parish Church and Society, and shall, as soon
as practicable, erect another place of worship
on more eligible site, and one easily aecessi-
BILE to the bulk OF our Pensioners. ',tL
Resolved, That as upwards of sixty-five
families of our parish have lost their houses
and their homes, and nearly all have been i'm
poverished by this calamity, it becomes neces-
sary to resort to. extraordinary means for the
erection OF place OF Worship
Resolved, That the existing Parish Commit
tee, with the Pastor, the Rev. DR.. Carruthers,
are hereby auCnorlZ6Q TO ADOPT, In the name OF
this Church and Society, all suitable and avail
able measures for carrying the above resolution
into effect. 3 II #
Resolved, That as matter of special urgen-
cy said Committee be requested forthwith to
select and secure a suitable site for the propos-
ed erection. istgt3J 81 iusi fe73
Resolved, That acting in the fear of God and
in humble dependence on his grace, we shall
individually and unitedly endeavor to promote
to the utmost of our power, the objects con-
templated by these resolutions in all things
seeking the peace and welfare of the commune
ity with which we have been hitherto identi-
fed. .s5at ~ - ,ftls
sYyga s. W. LARRABEE, Secretary.
At an informal meeting of the First Baptist
Society it was -
Resolved, That the hearty thanks of the First
Baptist Society be and hereby are rendered to
the Free Street Baptist Church and Society
for their courteous and christian invitation
given to make use of the Free Street House of
Worship for the religious meetings of the First
Church; also to the First Parish Society. the
Casco Street Society, and the Chestnut Street
Methodist Society for similar invitations to use
their places of worship. 2a = ~
a JOSEPH BRAnFoRD, Chairman.
j. B. MATHEWS, Secretary.
Portland, July 16, 1866. et Is m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

The Senate amendments to the concurrent
resolutions providing for a joint committee Of
retrenchment were taken from the Speakers
table. Il 70 !. ii 10 .g,is sff gsEto.l ssusJ I,
Mr.. Wilson of Iowa, offered an amendment
instructing the committee to inquire also in
to the accounts and statements in reference
to the Government debt and management
thereof, and mode of depositing and keeping
the public money, and all documents relating
thereto. The amendment was agreed to and
the Senate's amendment as amended concur
red in, 7'"At't 'A'
g The Senate amendments to number OF
the House bills were concurred in, among
them the bill to reorganize the Supreme
Court. , .-.-..s ...sse.
The revised tariff bill was considered and
passed, under operation of the previous ques-
ton, by large majority.
A joint resolution that the final adjourn
ment take place on Monday next, was lost
50 against so, the Speaker voting nay; and
then resolution fixing the 25th inst. as the
day OF adjournment, was passed. Yeas IS
nays 81. - y l->t.f3Aa
81 A1etter from the Clerk of the House was
received stating that he had presented the
Freedmen's Bureau bill to the Secretary, of the
Senate to-day. - 80 slssss 3@J 50
A message from the Senate was received
stating its action on the death OF Senator
Lane. Remarks were made on the subject
and the House adjourned. gas 1soes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

PROMOTION. - Lieut. Col. John Marshsll
Brown, has been promoted to brevet Colonel
afor distinguished gallantry at the battle Of
Gettysburg" .i .i aalut -issaa loea h5s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

WE are always glad to record generous deeds
and take this seeming late opportunity to say
that during the late fire two men were observed
taking from house on fire, two or three elder.
ly ladies and placing them beyond danger, en-.
tering several times and saving their clothes
and bedding, when no other assistance could
be had. The names of these men are MI. Dole
and Mr.. Seal, of Westbrook. God bless such
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

SALEM NORMAL SoHooL.-The anniversary ex.
ercises of this school were held on the 18th inst
Among the graduates were Miss Mary E. Wins
low, of Hallowell, and Miss Susan M. Jordan
of West Poland. During Miss Jordan's con.
nection with the school she has won prize in
reading and another in mathematics. She was
also selected by her classmates and the Princi-
pal of the school to give an object lesson to q
class of little children on examination day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

BWe have succeeded in overcoming the
difficulties which have hitherto prevented our
issuing full sheet, and shall hereafter be able
to accommodate more of our advertising pat
rons. Lack of both room and type will still
render it impossible to display advertisements
for the present. k.2 ..ArR A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

q SAvED.-A report has been circulated thst all
the books and papers in the Office of the City
Clerk, were destroyed. This is not the case
Every book and paper in the Office was saved.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
MUNICIPAL COURT.

WEDNEsDAY.-David Crowley was brought
up charged with stealing stove from the ruins
of the dwelling house of Charles Averhill. He
pleaded not guilty. and was defended by B. D.
Verrill, Esq. He was adjudged guilty and was
obliged to pay a fine of $40 and costs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
New York Items.

WBN New YORK, July Is. .
Yerterday was the hottest day ever known
in this city. Thermometer stood at 106 in
the shade. There were forty-three cases OIL
sun-stroke, twenty three of which proved ia
tai. There were nine fatal cases out of six
teen in Brooklyn.
= The total subscriptions for the Portland suf
ferers amount to $109,553.
One hundred and fifty-eight burial permits
were issued yesterday, eighty of which were
made out and recorded as burial permits for
persons deceased after short diarrheal diseases
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19

AsgrA "a ssa.$ ~ BALTIMORE, July Is.
~ There were 20 deaths from heat in this city
yesterday. Quite number are seriously i'll
from the same cause.
NEW YORK, July IS.
Sixty-seven cases Of sunstroke were report
ed to-day in New York, of which % were ia.
tai, and II in Brooklyn and Jersey City, II Of
which were fatal. Part of the cases reported
to-day occurred yesterday. The number o.
burial permits granted in this city from Satur.
day noon to Sunday noon was 612.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
Aid for Portland.

sse~ta ef9v4r BIDDEFoRD, July Is.
Mayor Shaw has authorized the Mayor OF
Portland to draw on him for $1,000, subscribed
by citizens of this city in aid of the sufferers
by the recent fire. Our citizens have also sent
a large lot of clothing and bedding
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
Sales of Coal.

as New YORK, July IS.
At the auction sale of coal to-day, Lump
brought $3.50; Broken and Egg, 6.75; Stove,
500; Chestnut, $500.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-07-19
washington Correspondence.

.bgaaIat NEW YORK, July II.
Washington specials say 81. R. Hurlbert is
to be appointed Acting Comptroller of the
Treasury, commencing on the departure of
Mr. Clarke ta G# ~