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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-11
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Company--Locaiionj Of works, eGofi ihiils Ne.
vsda--SotIss Is hereby given, thaSat meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held
ON the e2d day OF May, 1866. an ttsses'ipent Of
Five Dollars per share wss levied upon the ~.
ssssahh. Capital stock Of said Company. payable
lmmrdiatrly, in United States gold Coin. 20 tho
Secretary, ~ the office Of tue Company, Room .,
Lucas, Turner g Co = Building.
Any stock upon which ald assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the 2Sth day Of
Junc, 1865, shall be deemed delinquent aud
will be duly advertised for sale Al public auction.
be sold on Tuesday, the 18th day OF July, 1865,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together with
cosis Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees. .a2N!@uhE
JbN ,.S0e e'N3sUhtSA. KOESIG. Secretary.
Ohice-Lucas. Turner & Co.'S BuEding. y. e.
corner jackson and Montgomery. my2i I'd
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 22nd day or
said stock Us may be necessary, will be sold at
Public Auction, ut the Office OF the company, n.
4; Garner Montgomery. aud JRcks.n streris. IAN
Francisco, on TUESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH X
day OF July, 1866. at the hour Of 1 o'clock =. ".
OF said day, to pay said dellnqusni assr.sn,rnt
thereon, together with costs OF adverlislng and
expen.es of the sale.oaaI 1.ll .-2-J2 sNi
lr27.td !. -, A. K0ESIG, Secretary.
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Ksarsarge Mining oCempany--L'

KcRrsnrgo MintuK nComPnny-Lo.
cation, Tu are county. Calltornia-NOtice i.
hereby given that at u meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Of the above named Company held
June 27Ihr 1866, an assessment (No. tJ2J Of two
dollars (e2) per sharr In gold coin was ,uly
levied upon all The assessabls stock OF the Com.
pany; payable Immediately TO tho secretary.
u A discount of hye ~ per cent. will orahowsd
on all amounts paid on Or befors, tho sxpi, alton
Of THIRTY DAYS from date. -. =,
BY order Of the Board Of Trusteea .""ia -
hisa~WasH IL. O. MANNING, Secretary
Gold Hill, June %, 1865. ,lr-Flg iels.td
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.Lineoln and Mount tGoriah Mining
Companies.-Notce fs hereby given. tnSs o.
meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of said Gompa.
pIes, held on Monday evening, April 3Oth, 1000,
an assessment Of twenty C20l cents per .harr was
levied upon each and every share OF the capital
.tock fsaid Com panies. payable Immediately, m
limited Rfaies gold coin, 10 the SECRETARY. 3!n.uc
BY, order of the Board Of Trustees. .rs oarl
myi I'd WM. E. HAZE, secretary.
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r w.ryRHousE, J.w. LESTER,
- q = and Sac tH F New York
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BY = TELEGRAPH, 7ll]] LElElGi "A AI:Pl|'lTlI
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
Wednesday Morning, August 8. 1866.
Latest from .Eats.Ope i!
WA. ATLANTIC TEGkGRAr1I.0 Il /

,a&AUb@ Il LoNDoN, Aug. 5.
A special dispatch to the New York Herald
says: Before the armistice was extended to Ba-
varia the Prussian army had moved rapidly
and secured q good footing. They are forcing
paper currency upon the people, By the
agreement the Prussians are to occupy Wurzr
burg. but the BaNarians arotto retain the fort
ress of Mautz The Wertemberg troops are to
leave it on the 9Th inst.
The river Rhine is re-open6d. )NK 9FB02
During the last three days the Austrians have
been pouring into the Tyrol via Bavaria to the
number of about 100000 ff....
The italian navy is to be re-organized.
The court martial of lAtlmifal Persano who
recently commanded the Italian feet, is pro-
crossing. sg&msH AAGkSA$@
A new Italian loan of 350O0O,O0O Iva has
ordered since the signing of the truce. o.
Part of the Swiss troops which were guard
ing the Italian border have been disbanded. ~
The cholera is incre asing in,England.,
AsPY BAY, Aug. 10 p NJ
The steamer bringing the above messages
from the cable, arrived here from Port an
Basque this evening. Another steamer will
be due here at o'clock, tomorrow morning.
Nothing more via cable o-night a3S1
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From Washington.

eAAA8- As z AWAsHIKGroN. Aug.7.
Our Consul at Antwerp under date of July
18th, states that the cholera isbn the increase,
the daily number of deaths averaging from 60
to 95. u9sf<ell 4 = et,efi \
M. Barrot, Secretary of the Fench Legation,
infor us that the French Exposition will be
opened by the Emperor April 1st, 1857, without
The internal revenue comrissieoner has ael
cided that Indians, residing on the reservations
are not subject to tax - 49, FEFlG
4 The internal revenue commissioner has pre-
pared an elaborate system of cotton regulations
which willbe issued ina few days. -
Ihere has been received at the Treasury De-
paftment the plate used in printing counter
felt fifty cent notes, said to have been captured
by the secret service.9 u 4 Al
I Generals Stedman and Fullerton were
among the visitors at the Executive mansion
to-day. sFll = =
The usual Cabinet meeting was held to-day,
al the members being present except Messrs.
McCulloch and Harlan. Assistant Secretary
Chandler represented the Treasury Depart
ment. 6, s4.s, sisis, i.lsI ~. - f"'
No appointments were made to-dav III +
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The Cholera,

q h'.a ssoiilssa st8 a. NEW York, Aug.7.
THERE'S very decided and favorable change
in the cholera to-day. Only five cases We're re-
ported, two of which were fatal. In Brooklyn,
however, there is no abatement, % cases and
four deaths being reported to-day.
Bs NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Z.
The Board Of Health report the number Of
deaths for the week at 100, of which 20 were
from cholera. The cholera is increasing, but
prevails principally among the negroes.
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: ChoIera---Boiler Explosion. I

3,n.I NalI1iI CINCINNATI, Aug. z. I
"a Twenty-nine deaths from cholera were re-
ported at the Office of the board of health YES.
terday, The total number Of deaths from chol-
era since Aug. 1st, is. seventy nine. ~
The steamer Gen. Little, which exploded at
Bethlehem, Indiana, yesterday, belonged to the
Cincinnati and Louisville mail line. This dis
aster is the first serious one which has occurred
to this company. The total number of killed
and wounded has not yet been ascertained,
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-08

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. Z.
A man named Alderman, shot his brother
in-law named Bartlett, Hendesburg, Orleans
County, last night duringia quarrel. Bartlett
will probably die. The prisoner while in the
custody of the police on a train this morning,
jumped from car window near Warmers
Station, and was killed.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. Z.
Thomas Swan, son of Gov Swan, died to-
day. rf
The new registration of voters commenced
here to-day in all the wards, and attracts con
siderable interest from the efforts that are be-
ing made by many heretofore excluded on the
ground Of disloyalty to obtain registration. The
status Of the political parties in this city and
State will of course depend very much on the
result of the registration.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Aug. Z.
The Medical Director of the Department of
South Carolina has issued an order establish
ing quarantine for all vessels arriving here
from New York, to last fifteen days from the
date Of their clearance from New York. at the
end Of which time they will be permitted to
pass If there is no sickness on board
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Negro Convention i'm Tcnre.sce

gSAF --.i NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 7.
r. The Tennessee Colored Stale Convention met
and organized yesterday. Delegates from fif-
teen counties were present, and the delegates
were tine leading colored men in the State
Their object is to discuss the questions of in
terest to the colored in connection with agri-
culture, mining manufactures and education,
The convention will probably be in session
three or four days. s,k}7FeE 4oST
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
,I5f THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Joa.
CRIMINAL FERMENTATION. j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAy.-Thc Court came in at O'Clock this af-
iernoon, and the Trial Juries were cmrannellod rs
follows i ai ft y
First arg.--willam NJ. Blanchard, Cumberland;
Nelson Curtis, FrccpAt; Rufus TfcEett, Pownal;
James Haley Sebago; lyinslow Hall, portland;l
Wesley 5oncs, Portland; Joshua Iitlefeld, Stand-'
ish; llczckiah Lombard, Raymond; Darrell low,
Gray; Benjamin N. Melcl!er, Brunswick; Eben
Moody, Falmouth; Michael j. Peablcs, Cape Eza-
Sccon0 Jft1y. y.-Cyrus Peterson. brunswick; Jonas
Raymond. Westbrook; Samuel T. Raymond, West
brook; Charles Rogers, Wind1am; William L. Skill
knss, North Yarmouth; James M.Small, Searbo-
rough; Elkannah ii. Walker, Yarmouth; Daniel D.
Ward, Gorham; Eben L. Wardwcll, Oustcld: Ammi
Wells, New Gloucester; Albion NJ. Waterliouse,
Frccl'ort; Oliver ". Mash, Portland ifl BfS g,i
at 4'ocloclSthc GrandJmy came in and reported
very large number of bills of indictment, for var
GUS onenocs'tts5 a fa overwhelmingly
The Grand Jury was thea discharged until tho
next term. 3-aA#i
David n. Carter pleaded guilty to adultery, and
was sentenced to one year i'll the State prison.
john Sullivan was arraigned for adultery, and
pleaded not guilty, .qs ~,
0culBe OcoiS oV1uuitIu iiili,
wcre arragned en- two indictments; one for lrrceny
Of horse, chaise, harness and robc the property OF
Josiah G.. Skin, of Yarmouth; the other for break
ing and cncing tic Grand Trunk depot at that place,
an'l stealing quantity Of goods and money there
from, The property Of Augusta o. Byran, of Var
mouth They pleaded net guilty to both Indictments,
James O'Bricn plcalcd guilty to larceny of art;-
cics from the house Of leonard T. OJion. and was
sentenced to eighteen months impIisonmont in the
State Prison.. --r--
David W. Small pleaded guilty to breaking aud ell
torinG tho apothccary shop of Mcssrs. Cummings s.
Mitchell, and stealing thercfrom quantity of coin
and fractional currency. 4aet8 8r8 ( liz
! John Wclch, Michael Hurley, James Griffin and
John Murray, were arraigncd for larceny OF a silver
watch from tie dwelling hoasc oe Nathaniel Hawkes.
OF Wcstbrook. They pleaded not guilty.
James a. Brown pleaded not guilty to an indct-
meut charging him with settug fire t, thc dwelling
house of Catherine Cunningham.
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CINCINNATI, Aug.7.
Latest accounts faom the scene of the steam
er Iytle disaster, state that fifteen were killed
and seventy wounded. Most of the killed were
deck hands. Ten OF the wounded died at Mad
ison, Indiana, to-day. At the inquest held at
Madison this morning, the jury condemned
both boats for racing. 7le AZ a. ga
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sta9 asl XIX -.EE
Kennedy Election.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 7, 1245 A, NJ.
Duval beats HobsoL 1000 in this city, and
about 800 in the country.
Z + Renarta from the country indicate Duvaps
majority in the State to be from 10000 to 90
900. 7TE bs cgdt Y7srft.e4
Johnson, ex-Seeretary of JEFF, Davis can
didate for County Clerk, was beaten in this
city by 700 majority.lA lnsd
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Plymauth, ,gsndage Works Burned.

felt4'i'A ~ PLYMOUTH. Mass AUG. y.
The large brick building connected with the
Plymouth Cordage Company works was des-
troyed by fire this morning, with its machinery
and large quantity of stock. Loss $4,000,
two-thirds insured. The valuable steam engine
of the company was saved, and the suspension
OF business will be eapartial and temporary
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From New Orleans =.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Z.
The city is very quiet.
One new bale OF cotton, chasing as good mid
ding, and grown in Jefferson Parish, was re-
ceived here to-day l4H H Is,gt
The steamer Madison, of Pittsburg, lost her
upper decks by fire last night. Loss seveu
thousand dollars
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ExoURsIoN. An excursion under the direc-
ON of the Elm Street Universalist society
of Manchester, n. H. is expected in this
city to-day. They will be accompanied by
a band of music and arrangements have been
made for very large party The excursion
train will remain in the city six honrs leaving
at X p NJ i3iA "a c. fI -
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Notice.

persons holding Policies against the Insurance
Companies represent will confer favor by adjust
ing their loss ami calling at office. All our Com
panies are able and willing to ray their losses
should be happy TO take tho risks cf those csrnpa-
nies who have been burnt w.
OFFICE: 1CG Fore street. H l3ii 'i Fsst
ijy9 r l9ilfs-sf,I W.gfIUEt;ERfe SON.
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A. s. ST. L. r. R.--The adjourned annual
meeting of the Atlantic & st, Lawrence r. R.
Company was held yesterday at 10 A. M. No
quorum OF stockholders being present the
meeting was adjourned without day. 1u.. :
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Z MUNICIPAL COURT.

I'd i5 JUDGE KINGsBCEr PRESIDING. Hoh
TVEsDAY.-Patrick Conloy. assault and balieIy,-
Fined $40 and costs. Paid. la7ns 81 ~.
Henry Larfabcc' larceny of pair Of shoes. Fined
So and costs. Committed. 7 Itgi,esi ia,
Ephraim Cannon, keeping open shop on Lords
day. Fined $40 and cos,s. Paid spssa ~
VIM. II. Stephenson colorcd, assault anu battery.
Fined $40 and costs.o Committed.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-08

IHE attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement of Messrs. Nc Carthy s. Berry
in another column.
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EEsIGNATloN. The Rev. E. w. Jackson
Agent of the American Bible Society for this
State, has resigned his position ON account Of i'll
health and the Rev. Samuel f, Merrill of this
city has hcen appointed his successor.
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From Nar,h Carolina.

-4h.3f 1Afr sa RALEIGH, N. G. ,Aug.7.
Returns from the new Constitution vote are
so few, and the vote so slight, that it is impos-
sible to speak of the result. - sBgt5A,
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Notice.
For Sale Very Low.

For sale very Low.
4 LARGE Upright Drill
i . large size Engine Lathes.le,0 IS 81
1 large Plane.
Lot Shafting and Mill Gearing. 3fgH
10 Ho Sc Engine and Boiler.
Large assortment FOOLS &c., ussd in Blacksmiths
and Machine Shops.
The above goods were saved from The fire in Union
street, and will be sold Immediately TO close the con-
cern. IRA WINN, Agent.
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DEATH OF MAJ. DOLE We regret to an
nounce the death Of Major Andrew T. Dole
which occurred on Monday night, though
it is an event which has been daily anticipated
by his friends for some weeks. His health has
been poor for a number of years and last year
he was so violently attacked that fears were
entertained of his recovery. He did recover
and was able to attend to business, but at the
fire that occurred at Walter Corey's establish
ment two months since, he exposed himself
which brought return of his old disease
Major Dole was one of our most active mer-
chants and was Postmaster of this city, from
the commencement Of President Lincoln's ad-
mlstraton until the present year, when he re-
signed the office and was succeeded by Judge
Davis. He was man of bedeyolent DISPOSE
ton and warm heart and his death will be
much repretted ' t'''t
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:. w. MUNGER s. SON.


ONE or two gentlemen can be accommodated with
" nice furnished room, lighted by gas A no Q
VIII real name viii receive attention, If directed to
Is, y box 212S post office. HaFl
Aug8- 1w
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, lSunday excepted,) at No, Printers'
Exclangei Commercial Street. Portland, by N. A.
TERMS Eight Dollars a year in advance
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PalllicaI.

OswEGo, N. Y, Aug.7.
The convention here to-day elected delegates
to represent the 26th District in the Phiiadel-
phia Convention, ~ 5 EAFfte Es17- II
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CITY or PORTLAND. :
CITY OF PORTLAND.

a..1 IN Bo-ARp OF MAvon Ann ALDERMEN. 4 s
a|N.i July 81, 1tG6.
y the petition Of Newell A. Foster for license to
NJ erect anu use stationery stcam epyuc In his
piin5adlg S.ngs eS TS9SMsnstea.irc "a p
1T 81 ,n, a dh,Tsdal, the 1Gtl Gay Of August
mems Rooms, IN Mechanics Hall, be .issene "a lie
TIM time ti,t na aa la1e snca F SS consideration Of peon
fishing tuis order in the Portland Day rrs ns t mDr
timas the first publication 10 ho N least ot s M IJr
be heard thereon. '''''
Attest: >: "; HEATH, City Clerk,
COPY, Aliest-,J. M. HEATH. CITY Clerk. aueadtl
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Portland and Forest City Dye
Houses Combined.

" Proprietor.
We can assure the public that we have greater Ca
ciities and are much better prepaie for Dyeing
and Cleansing, than when los ated On Exchange ST.
!, Also, orders received for the Laundry. a.
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cry AFFAIRS.

Our report of the proceedings of the City.
Council, at their meeting on Monday evening
broke off leaving the Conference Committee
upon the question of extending Plumb street,
IN session. That committee reported that the
Common Council fecede from their vote and
pass the order. The Common Council accent
ed the report, but refused to pass the order by
q vote OF yeas to nays. Both Boards then
adjourned to Tuesday evening. sdtf a
In Board of Common Council last evening a
motion was made to reconsider the action of
the previous evening" in relation to the widen
ing and continuation of Plumb street After
considerable debate the motion was rejected
yeas7 nays 0.
The order in relation toswidening Temple
street was then taken from the table and pass
ed in concurrence.
An ordinance svas passed co ~. eng rossed in
both Boards, forbdding the cutting down of
trees in Evergreen Cemetery, without written
permission from the Committee on Cemeteries.
Subsequently the Common Council reconsid-
cred their former action in relation to WIDEN
ing Plumb street, and accepted the report of
the committee and amended the order by strik-
ing out all in relation to continuance of the
street and then passedthe order, simply WIDEN
ing Piumb street. The order, as amended, was
tabled in the Board of Aldermen. - 'iH'
An order passed both Boards---in the Alder
men yeas 4, nays 2, and in Common Council
nnanimous--to raise a reserve fund of $780,
600, to be assessed in the taxes of the present
year---the rate of taxation not to exceed two
and half per cent. 92Aic H
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen a memo
rial from n. L. Woodbury., President of Port
land & Rochester Railroad Co., representing
that the continuance of Hanover street will
throw such obstacles in the way of said Rail-
road Company, in making up trains that it
will force the Company to seek accommoda-
tions elsewhere, and praying that the laying
out of the continuation of said street may be
reconsidered, was read and laid upon the table,
Adjourned
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Murder and Suicide.

n, ,fl--a MlLWAUKEE, aug. z.
The Democrats of the 4th Congressional Dis
trict re-nominat9d Charles A. Eldridge for Con-
gress to-day. - - -
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

w tonod the City Council to lay out a new Street
orPubie Way in said city beginning at North Street
.na eNte9dlng to Eastern Promenade, to be contuu-
was reierred by the CITY Council July c1 1sGG to the
therefore -, ~ 1' "l"h'
Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested, that
INC don't Standing Committee Of the City Council on.
lang out new streets, will moet to hear the paries
;aa view thc proposed way the 10th day OF August
ls06 at three O'Clock in the afternoon at the corner NJ
North ana Walnut streets, and will then and there
proceed 10 determine and adjudgcs whether the pubc
Given under our hands on this ist d,v or nt U.t'
a. y. lseG. 81 ss1.s5.. -, :. e N''''
AUG. E. STEVEES. -
LIS EDMUND pHTNNEY, Al,
slsn, AMBROSE GIDDlNliS, !
~ -tfi,&ai. J. BRADFORD, ~
1 o1I ELIAS CHASE,
w. l.. FILES, -
Argus copy. 4f - . ~" amcoTt,i
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FATAL REsULT.---Robert Douglass the man
man who was so severely injured by being run
over Monday night by a freight train on Com
mercial street. died of the injuries received,
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The deccas-
ed leaves wife and two young children. Mr..
D. formerly, lived on Franklin street in this
city, but since the fire had resided in a tempor-
ary tenement on Ferry wharf, Cape Elizabeth,
where his two children now are, his wife being
in New York. Who win take care of the little
ones? is sH assl ri.4 tis.. ir.ggssf fy
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2 oAlsATOGA,N. 1.,Aug. z Z
night in the wooden building next to the Col
umbian Hotel destroying it. The fire then
caught in the Columbian Hotel, which is now
burning. The hotel could have been saved by
an efficient fire department. and a sufficient
supply OF writer There is no danger of the fire
extending to the buildings further south from
the same scausef &s2 tt htS.Te
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MRs, JASON FULLER acknowledges the re-
ceipt of one barrel of clothing and $3.50 in
money, from Mrs. Robert Reed and others, of
Perkins (Swan Island), to be distributed for
the sufferers. 3 t al.slr
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City of POrffAt1s.. ]

ls
WHEREAS, tho City Council, on the 3fst tlay.
~ OF July, 1sGG, passed an order directing tho
sar GGmitioc M on LAYING out and widening Streets to
Congress to Middle street, and to widen Willow
~ street ,s entire length and changing the location
o. porn as 10 make one continuous street 10 CONNER
Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested. that
INC Joint Standing Committee Of the CITY Council
on laying out new Streets will meet to heir fc nar
ues and view the proposed way, on tic ninth day Of
ssCc at three o'clock in the aftcrnoon at tic
ooIsr Oh congress and Pearl streets, and will fcn
INC pgDhc convenience require said street or way 10
gust, A. D., 1scG. N--- ,.~s- = t-'7
5 AUG. T.. STETENS.i
EDMUND pHINNlsY,s ,
AMBROSE GIDDlNGS.
sHa f JOSEPH BRADFORD,
4aar 81. ETIAS CHASE,
sae5ivH8 81 5,.t FL w. p. FLIES,
Committee on laying ont New Strecis
argus COPY. aug2dtd
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&LA TE...

THE subscriber viii contract to deliver 500 20
1,9e1 svtares OF i.rst quality Slate. Sizes to
suit purchases Sample may be seen at. Counting
Room. Richardson's whars8 Sls. T.. UPHA H. :
aug 7u
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

-tr3I VIII Or TOIGILANDs st-E
WHEEEAS. the City Council on the c1st day Of
duly. 1sCC passed an order directing the Com
mitiee on Laying out and Widening Streets to con-
sitier the eNpefcncy OF extending Centre Street 10
Commercial Street. Tr-- - :
Notice IS hereby given 10 al parties interested that
The JOINT Standing Committee OF the City Council on
laying out new Streets Will meet 10 cr tile PARTIES
gust 1seG at four O'Clock in The afternoon at tie cor
ncr OF Fore and Centre Street. and vii icn and
there proceed TO determine a1d aotudge whether tho
laid out.
q Given under our hands On this LIST day Of August,
A. D., 1906. h" = y t.7lIl-' 9 =
AUG. Il. STEvENS.
B = 81 EDMUND PHffEEY,
AMBROSE GfDDTEGS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD, =
I'LL IS, S,lf OF - 4 . Z, -
Committee on laying ont New Streets.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Eastern Star Encampmeht, No. 2.
il. q. q. F.

THE members Of Eastern Star Encampment, No.
= = are hereby notified to meet THIS "wednesday
EVENING, at eli hit o'clock, ut the Hall on Congress
street formerly occupied by tile Odd Fellows. 81
Ii Is desira lie there should be full and punctual
attendance, Per Order.
aucsdit A. F. GERRIsH, Scribe.
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For Sale.

A BoOKDTNDERS Stamping Press, nearly nc,v.
N and two second hand Cutting Presses. fnuuiro
OF N0URSE " RAND,
e No. 3s Water Street, Boston.
Boston, Aug. G, 1sCc. DIFF