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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF Tue EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Wednesday. August |, 1856.

The Stock Market was very dull this morn.
ing, but prices continue steady.
Government bonds are firmly held at the
late advance. New 5-2Os sold at 1861; 1Osi
was bid for old do; 98t for lO4Os lO44 for 1905;
and l095 for 6s of 1881.
City loans are rather lower; the new issue
sold at 972@9s q decline OF 1; and old do, at
94B, no change.
In Railroad shares there is less doing. Read
ing sold at 55 69.l00@55i; Pennsylvania Rail
road at 564, no change; and Catawissa preferred
at 3S3@3sA, a slight decline l22 was bid for
Camden and Amboy; 55 for Minehin; 3s for
North Pennsylvania; 20 for Elmira common, ~
for preferred do; 565 for Philadelphia and Bal
tlmore 3l& for Philadelphia and Erie; and 45
TOR Northern Central
City Passenger Railroad shares are without
change. Union sold at 429, and Thirteenth and
Fifteenth at 21}; A was bid for Fifth and Sixth;
ls3 for Hestonyille. and % for Girar1 College.
Bank shares continue in good demand, but we
hear of no sales. 225 was bid for North America;
81 tor Commercial; 81 for Northern Liberties;
1O5 for Southwark; SO for PenC Township; 81
for Manufacturers and Mechanics; 90 for Bank
of Commerce.: 65g TOR City: Go iOr Corn EX
change; and 60 for Union.
In Canal shares there is nothing doing. p
was bid for Schuylknl Navigation common; 80!
Tor preferred do; 574 for Lehigh Navigation; lis
for Morris Canal preierred and IA for Susque
hanna Canal.
Quotations of Gold-IO5 A. NJ, l4s5; II A. NJ.
l4sf; II NJ, 149; l p. NJ, l49.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven g. bro No. 40 s. Third street
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Con graduation from the President of
ImS SuaZ al.nnI COmnhnN.

HEARTS, CONTENT, July 3O.-Mr. Field received
at hal.past 10 A. NJ. to-day, the following mes.
sage from the President OF the Suez Canal Com.
pany:-
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July 3O-1'3O p. MI
congratulate you on your success and Derse-
veIanCe. FERDINAND DE LEssUPs.
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Announcement of the Treaty OF Peace
In Berlfn On SATURDAY.

HEARTS CONTENT July 80, VIA Aspy Bay, July
3l.-Peace was certain at Berlin on saturday.
Bismark and the King return this week. Prussia
carries all her points.
BIsMARK's SUCCESS.
The Liberals support Bismark's foreign policy.
AUsTRrAs VICTORY ON THE ADRIArTC.
Austria's naval victory is much overrated.
PROBABLE DOWNFALL OF DERBY.
The HYDE Park riots and the movement to
form exclusive Reto rm League meetings have
perled the Derby Government.
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0hiO Politics.

CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Mr Shellabarger was to-
day renominated for Congress, by the Republican
Convention of the Seventh District of this State.
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MR.. FIELDS REPLY.
Mr.. Field sent the following answer:-

NlT. FItIU sUHI Int IuTIOWIng ansWer:-
Ferdinand de Lessups, Alexandria, Egypt
Many thanks for your telegram. hope soon to
congratulate you from New York on the com
pletiOn OF the great work of uniting two CONT
nents Tor the benefit of the whole commercial
world. The Atlantic Telegraph connects the
Eastern and Western hemispheres for the same
object. c. w. FIELD.
The Great Eastern is taking in cable from the
steamer MedacGy preparatory to the graphing
expedition to recover the old Atlantic cable,
and will leave on Saturday.
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Mr.. John Nichols, OF DanVers, eiehty-three
years OF age, has Just gathered his seventy-third
annual hay cIop,--SQeTR VbserUer.
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EApress and Railroad NJ atters i'm VIF-
EintA.

The difficulties between the express and
IA road companies in Virginia having been
decided in the State courts adversely to the
intests of the Adams Express they have carried
the matter into the United States Court, and
yesterday eX Speaker Baldwin, of the Virginia
lie sIslltlre. delivered four hours argument
tor the National Express and Alexandria Rail-
r. sd Companies, ald to-day General H. II. Wells
argueo three hours for the Adams Express before
Judge Under ood, Of Alexandra. On the end
ing of the war the Adams Express Company ad-
Vanced $500, 900 to the railroad corporations of
Virginia. reciprocity being effected in that
they would carry the freight OF no express at
any better terms than the Adams Company had.
Joe Johnston's Express Is unable to cope with
the Adams i'll their generous arrangements, and
the railroad company, now having established
themselves, though unable to cancel Their debts,
have, through political motives, sought to break
up this contract, and are praying Tor an inunc-
ton. The case is an interesting one, and will
demonstrate how far railroads, as common car
riers, can make special st pulations. A decision
Will be rendered the last OF the " eek.
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LJLLLLi LLLL

Nv Extract Sarsaparla Is a Blood Purifier; my EX-
trait Buehu Diuretc, and VIII act as such IN all
BCth are prepared on purely scientific principles
IN % cuOand active OF either that be
son C their properties with those set forth In the follow
See Dispensatory of the United states,
See Professor Devices valuable works OH the Fracnee
see remarks made bv the celebrated DIR PHYsIc, Phi
Sse Temarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM Mcdowell. a
celpbIa,e ed Physician and Member OF he Royal College
Of u VeOns and pub ished in the Transactions
OF the King and Queens Journal. ~
Ace Medico ChiruIgical Review, puo,lsheI ~ BESJA-
MIN RAvERs, Fellow OF he Royal College Of surgeons
See no ost OF late standard works on Medicine.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Address letters for information, in conhdence,tO
H. T. HELMB0LD, CHEMIST.
PRINCIPAL DEPoTsi
HELMBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE,
No. 5e4 BROADWAY, New YOrSi
HELMBOLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
No. lOl south TENTH Street. philadelphia
Beware Of Counter'sts ASK iOr nSmb0ld'sl Take
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Line working 10 It's Hearts COntont

HEARTS CONTENT, July 28, via Aspy Bay, July
30.-Eyerthlng ls working beautifully. The
Atlantic line has been opened to the public by
orders of the Directors in London, and messages
are now being sent from this place to England
with great regularity.
During the first twelve hours that the line was
open tour thousand words were transmitted
across the wires, with as much ease as on Ordi-
nary land route.
Mr.. Field has received the following in answer
TO message OF his own:-
MIR. GLASS TO MIR. FIELD.
ANGLo-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH, July 29. -
Thanks Tor your message announcing this grand
success. We drank vouT health last night.
The people are here by the thousands this
morning, and tncrels grand Jubilee among all
classes
HEARTS CONTENT July 20, P. M.-The Allan
tic cable continues working splendidly. Mes
seges are continually passing through the Tine
with the greatest regularity aud accuracy.
MIR. Donnelly and Mr.. Chant, of Harbor Grace,
are the first persons who sent telegrams to
ENGLAND after the opening OF the line for public
traffic.
The steamer Bloodhound is now taking in the
cable from the steamer Medi1dy to Join the eX-
petition for repairing the Cult cable.
Some Further Observations ON the Tariff
of Charges.
HEARTS CONTENT, via Aspy Bay, July 28.-
Cyrus W. Field says that the cable received four
thousand words IN the first twelve hours after
lahdlng-all private messages.
The rates are twenty guneas for the first
twenty words, including address, dates, and
signatures, and all not exceeding one hundred
letters subsequent rates are twenty shillings for
every five letters.
Six words have been sent every minute, all
| night, through the Great Eastern instruments.
Professor Thompson tells me that the rates
will be doubled rs soon as new instruments are
| put up.
CYRUS W. Fields health was drank In London,
! ~ 10 o'clock this morning, with all honors.
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HNNNIH@
An excellent Lotion, used connection with the EN-
TRACTS BDChU aud SARSAP ARILLA. in such dis
recommended Evidence of the most resp 9nsi
be and reliable character will accompany tn medicines
Also explicit directions use, NTH hundr as Ofhyu
sands living witnesses, and upwards of 10000 unsoli
cited certificates and recomme datory letters many OF
which the highest sources, including eminent
Physicians Cergymen, Statesmen etc The proprietor
has never resorted to their pubca ton in the news
papers, does do this the fact that his articles
rank Standard Preparations and do not need to be
prOpped up by certificates.
The science Of Medicine, like the Dorc column stands
simple pure majestic having Fact for Its basis, Induc
tiOn for its pillar and Truth alone tor its Capital
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TTgI MBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
IL CONF 0UND

A noeItiye and specific remedy LOT dlaeases OF THe
HLADDE X, KlDNElS GRAVEL, AND DkOPSlCAk
sWELLINGS. Ibs medicine increases the power, OF
S,csstIon and excites the abs0fbents into healthy
scton By which the matter Of calcareous depos Ions
and All unnatural enargemeDts are reduced, az well as
pan nd Ind ANNA ton, aad Is GOOD for men, women,
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
NJ,

HIGHLY CONCENTRA led COMPOUND
FLUID EXTR NCr SAR pAPARlLLA,
FOR purifyn ng the Blood and removing all cnronic con-
sttutionsl diseases arising impure STATE of the
BlOOd and the only iabe and ehectual known remedy
for The cure OF Scrofua, cad Head salt hneum falns
and SwellDgs OF the Bones Ulcerattgns OF the Ihroat
aud Legs Blotches Pimples the Face Ietter, Ery-
sipelas and all scaiy Eruptous of the skin, o,-
AND Bee UIlFYInG The COMPLEAlON, -,
Two tablespoonfuls of the Extract of SaTsapaClla
added TO a pint of water is equa 70 the Lisb Diet
Drink and one bottle lulv equal to gallon OF the
syrup Of sarsaparla the decocton a. usually made
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Statement of deposits and coinage at the
MINT OF the United States, Philadelphia during
the month of July, 1867
Value.
CrOld deposits. 1926 227 90
Silver deposits and purchases. ........,. 73)2 %
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The War I'm the TyrOI.
Fran kfOFG.

DARMsTADT, July II - The Pru,slans have ar
res eu q ETankforJ Senators Bernus and ~peltz
and the editoIs Of The Post Deitwag and HltndetS
Zeitung.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
[sPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, August /.

GeOFgIn.
Dispatches at General Howard's headquarters
state that Colonel A, j. Ripley, l4th New Hamp-
shire Volunteers, who had settled on planta-
ton near savannah, has falen a victim to the
chaotic condition of things. His supposed
muTderers stole IRON the Colonel some mules
not long since, we're pursued, captured, and
taken to the city by the Colonel, and turned
over to the civil authorities, who Immediately
released them upon some legal quibble, without
even the semblance of a trial, the culprits at
the time swearing they would not only steal
his mules, but be ihe means OF his death.
They have fulfilled their threat The Colonel
was brutally murdered on the night Of the goth,
ult., and as yet the civil authorities have taken
no action to investigate or punish the assassins.
The despatch closes with an application for
restoring martial law.
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Virginia.

company of the Regulars at Fortress Mon
roe were on Monday transferred across the bay
to AccOmac county, TO quell the growing spirit
of dIsatfection. The militia organization OF che
above-named county, provided for by tie late
Richmond Legislature, has been FULLY equipped,
and is commanded entirely by late promi-
nent Rebel officers By direction OF the Sheriff
they have been visiting the houses of negroes,
searching for arms, and, in ladditlon to taking
these, and from returned soldiers, who have
purchased them by consent of the Government,
acts OF petty piltering are complained of. No
Bureau officer being stationed here, there is no
ready means OF redress. Tue negroes were
about taking measures for their own protection.
General Miles interference has been opporCune
The militia muster tor inspection every four
weeks At the next muster trouble is antici-
pated. BY contribution oil hlty cents per
man, the cOlored population within the past
two days raised tund OF $500, which they pro-
pose to spend in procuring legally, if possible,
thpIr rights
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
Eoy weakness attended with the following symptoms: -
1adpS iOn TO Exerhon ben bGss Gi ty ot breathing
WttINeries, enasnsrS.. Trem5iSsg,
Mn ness of Vision Pain In the Back,
BOT hanHss; tho skin. ETuprIoIs Of the Face,
m ityeTsal Las situde: paid Countenance
'"S ID FT4iUiTY, EPlLkPT1C FITS, Etc
In one of which the patient may expire Who can say
6'y are not frequently followed by those dreIul dis
eaes' INSANITY AND CONsUMPTION2
MANY are aware OF the cause OF their suffering, but
sSa ts meSnchoy deaths BY consumption bear ample
70 tie ruth @ Of the assTSH S1 organic weakness
he aG Of % %eS9ne ME Il stEgSEne2 SP 90
TTCHU ably does A trial will convince the most
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In affections peculiar TO Female the EXTRACT BUcHU
unequalea by any other Te4edy and TOR a. comp ants
80 see symptoms above. No family should be with
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IMPROVED hose WASH,
Cures these diseases in all their stages at little expense
te or no change oil dlet'h' Inconvenience uiu y y
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Pensions.

The Commissioner OF Pensions has issued
circular relating to the Pension Act of the late
Congress, which increases the rates paid
Arrangements are now perfected for carrying
into effect the new law.
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DOMESTIC pORT'S.


Smith, Texas. 3S '0'- - = o'0OD'ii y
Cid sth. barque Cophas starrett Gregory. Phila-
$500 SSAnANN SAl 9th inst, brig d O Cashier.
w GI;HA AIa sth, brig Allen. Barber
VII WlLM dIaao 10th, barque C Hamton
for Baltimore. - ''5 .'hu, Shitn
PHILADELPIIA-Cld 18th inst ha.
Thompson, Rotterdam. "ailue DIANA,
At Delaware Breakwator 10Th brip w.r,,
Portland Tor Philadelphia "'n'ii, I'M
NEW YoRk-Ar 18th, ships Surprise, Luce rsr
erpool Jere Thompson, Kennedy do; barones ray
sic simpson, Snow Salt Cay, III Martin Br res
,l lnagus; Eagle, Remington FIN Cow Raw.
s S1g Edwin aHd Kennedy Geyer do; Gamma NAY
i,o i2 En- pTlgs Castian, IIardenbrook I'm Cala;s
Cve, f1ss, Bangor; schs John Moulton CroyIes
snail Rath ii'''ah lose, Burgess, Bangor; NAV Day
AT l IN: snip Wallae, Carney, Newoort Emo
M NJ 1S ioeii, pllgs hatahdin. SauHders' Ma,si;e
son. Boston. 'e' ''ioni sch Alfred Keen, Robin,
81 NEW HAyEN-Ar 18th, L Blossom, ~,
a,ois sens hra conan, and Carrie Hyer fo,
NEW LoNDON--Ar 18th, schs Gen H,n,,a
Bangor for Allyn'n Point; Silas Wright do 9 from
% S.O homeo' from Ellsworth; Charles IIaliocE
r NoRw PCaa CT-Ar 18th, sch Minnie Cobb, In
CHRONOLOGICAL 18th, slhs Sarah b Strong.
Tyler. Elizabethnorf; Mexican. Mccarthy M9cbias
pmagfet sanborn, do; Challenge Sillcr Bangor Tor
faWtncket. -QFt- '''
also ar 18th schs Python, Cosson and Flora
sappssey, Reel Calais; Banner Alice, do Iealy
lor. R"ndont hET-Ar 18th, sch Allan Downing, Tay-
Proyfspce a. Ar 18TH sch Maria Louisa, Snow
Ban asseG lop up lsh' brig Elias Dudley, COMBS from
FALL RIvER-Ar 18th. sch, e,,,.u.
8angsr VIM Stevens Ewe and pdHl srS6c ar Rg
ue NW BE enTS ma sstFattGn FEankln. ny
Ehzabethport; = Warren, Sargent, Ban%o,, cousins,
HOMES HoLE-Ar Ilth, brig Naissdl p,oh
So BsM i9rS Tor Maehlas schs M Nevins Iean
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RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
OF CANADA
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
OF Canada.

OU N MEN AhIlANOEMENT,
EHsssEssE1 On and afterMonday, July End 1856
Eszzss,ss-Tsss trains will run as follows
Morning Express Train for South Paris, Lewiston,
Gorham, Island Pond, Montreal and Quebec at A.
NJ.
Mail Train for Waterville Bangor, 6orham, Island
Pond, Montreal and Quebec at l0P.M
This train connects with Express train for Toronto
Detroit and Chicago Sleeping Cars attached from
Island Pond to Quebec and Montreal.
:, NO baggage can be received or checked after the
:, Trains viii arrive as foilows:-
from Montreal, Quebec, So. Paris, Lew
=, lstOn and Auburn, SLOAN
From Montreal, Quebec &c. 2I5P.M
The Company not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value and that person
unless notice is given and paid for at the rate OF
ohe passenger for every $500 additional value.
u c. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, April Z. 1866. DIT
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C'hicu.O Market.

CHICAGO. Aug. Ii.
Flour mietWhcat dull and declined 5 "a &c: sales
Mt 81 d Sc for old and 73 a. &c for new No. L.
r9 2gtc for No. l. and q tor No. 2. Mess Pork od-
v1need 50c; sales at SO co. High Wines firm ut 2 20
for jree and 20 "a 2 80 for bonded. Freighs firm;
corn Sc to Buffalo E"-
Recepts-2,700 bbls. -four, 1880 bush wheat, 2O9,
900 bush. corn, $500 bush. oats. .E. t
Shipments-2s00 bbIs. flour, 1900 bush wheat.
1e5, 900 bush. corn, 30;7oo bush. oats.
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York for Boston; Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton, and
Bramhall, Hamilton, Elizabethport i1r ao; nacM
- Sid, schs Matanzas' Rainbow q a rAiiie anu ~,
Ar 18th. brigs Julia Arey. Weeks; Baltimore for
Rsmror: scbs Delaware Crockett, I'm New Yor ( for
Danyers: Challenge, Littleteld, EhZabethport for
Gardiner; Warren, Sargent, from Bangor for New
Sid, briggs Julia E Arey, and Naiad; schs Sarah
Amanda, Olive Elizabeth, Bramhall, IDAHO, Della
ware wellington and Warren.
BOSTON-Ar 18th, ship Rival, Doane. New Or
Dolphin, Davis and Agnes,Y ung, Ellsworth; Wan
Ar 14th, ship Artizan, Pollard, fl IN New Orleans;
barpues Carita, Race, Havana; Almoner, Lampher,
chrisp al nrgs Eme,y Fits Sau1 S1 Geo
Georgetown; VIM A Dresser, Hatch Philadelphia ;
schs Ganges, Lord, Rondout; Ariel. Treworgy, Eli
Cid 1ath, schs Chas w Holt, Hart, Philadelphia
Warren Blake, Mesersey, Thomaston; p.noor.
SALEM-Ar 13th schs Aurora, MIh Ell; f,,
Loella. Lord Sull van; Elmra Rogers, Erskiiis III
PoRTSMouTH-Ar 18th, sch Black Warrior
RSNGoRMEp 18Th, scbs Loud, Han, Portland
13th Susan Center Ramsdel; Ruth Thomas, Wins
low; Anaconda, Hurd, ana lsna Da'is' uo'
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Liverpool prev to Aug 1, ship st Peter, Good
"i nr at Surinam 18th ult brig NJ Tinker, Der
mar Ar at Havana 9Th inst, sch Willie Dill, Farrow,
wilmington
Ar at Matanzas 4th inst, barque Elba, Downey,
New York. s ls lEE7 II
Sid Sd, sch Martha Nichols. Holloway, for Phila.
delphia.
Sid FIN Cardenas 3D. brig j NJ wiswel, Leask, fol
Pensacola. =
Ar at Sagua 26th ult. barque Ada Carter, Kenney
Havana; Both, Geo Hunt Neil, New Orleans.
Sid 9th, brigs Fl Emery, Fits. and "A S Ross,
Waterh use, Boston; 30th, VIM Robertson, Reed
New York; 1st inst, barque VIM L Anderson, Xii.
burn, Boston.
Cid at st John, NIB, 9th inst. sch Angie Amesbtl-
ry, Amesbury, Philadelphia.
SPOKEN.
Auo LOT oo on lon 10 An 49, -. -. ~.
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Applications for Insurance with the above nan
company received and forwarded by
John w. Munger, Agent.

NOTICE-1he Stockholders OF the Dirigo Inshr-
IN ance Company are hereby notified that the Di-
rectOrs OF said Company have this day determined
that the full amount OF all the notes given for stock
therein, shall be paid or before August 90 1866,
one hundred dollars per share. PAYMENT of said
notesmust therefore be made as above, al the office
Of the Company, Mol Union Wharf, OF the Direc-
tors WILL in default thereof proceed to sell the DOL
lateral securities given for said notes. accordnt to
the provisions ot the bylaws OF said Company. \
By order of the Directors ~
+, jul 10 I'm ~ JEREMIAH DOW See o.
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vo.c;.. Markets per Atlantic Telegraph

s,o..;yu Markets per Atlantic Telegraph.
LIvEIrooN, Aug. H. uoon.
The cotton market rules firm; sales To-day cs'l-
mated al 3,OOG bales
LIVERPOOL, Abg, IA, Evening.
Thpro is no change to report in Inc Cotton market
Prices are firm sales to-day l0.500 bales.
LONDON, Aug. IA, noon.
Conscs arc quoted this u,om Ell SGT. American Sc
eurities U. S. G-2c's arc quoted at Css.
LOTION, Aug. II. Evening.
Iousols were quoted at tie close of business To-day
at s8 for money Tho latest saies Of American secl-
rites Today were al the following prices: Unite1
St,tes Zoos were quoted at GS5. Hlhols Central
shares closed at re- Erie Railroad shares were quo
ted at close ut All u z.. 3 rsr.,er
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CITY NOTICES.
STATE OF MAINE.

t-- CITY OF PORTLAND, SIS,
August 10, 1866
To the Electors Of The City Of Portland: is
The Aldermen of the City of Portland hereby give
notice that they have prepared alphabetical lists of
such inhabitants as appear TO them to be constitutions
ally qualified to vote in the election Of Governor SEN
ators and Representatives to the State Legislature in
and for the several Wards in said City. and that they
Friday, the seventeenth day of August INST. from
nino 20 twelve o'clock A. NJ, and nom three 10 six
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of receiving evidence
of the qualification of persons claiming tic right to
vote on such election. and for correcting said Isis
Given under our hands the day and year above
written. ta ). ft,.l f5.es ! -. -'
I'd ID JH1I.4 i' nH sd.,mnIOEiAS 3. JACK. ~
STEPHEN WHITTENORE,
CHARLES HOLDEN,
A. p. MORGAN,
81 aia sf h.la t EDMUND PHINNEY
i.rn i7a Is; rs AMBROSE GIDDINGS. -sf
US t Aldermen of the City Of Portland.
aug 10td - .hsa1 -tl4i n.l9a
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Portland Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.

'IllE directors Of this company have voted an as
~ sessmcht OF three Ncr cent. on amount insured,
!Deihg me amount of dcpositc notc) to be collected
ior,nwith Persons having policies or renewals is
sued Dy iis office, who have not suffered loss by the
iIe' arc hereby notified to surrender their policies
may have effected in other Offices sHce the fire may
not DC aeccd by their neglect and that the affairs Of
'e comhanf may DC adjusted as speedily possible
ten per cent on all losses by the late fires to be paid
NJ oilicc, on and aftcr Thursday next.
IN, EDWARD SHAW, Treasurer.
oilice Free Street, over II, III. Hays. 81
Aug. II, 1eG6. div
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-15
Milwaukee Market,

MILWAUKEE, Aug II.
Flour quie red firm. Wheat uncettcd; siles at IT
"a IS for Ne J.. Corn declined 1c Oats ifher, mn
Receipts-150 bbls. flour, $500 BUSH. whea'' 0'''
push corn, II DOG bush. oats. ,t Q :
Shipmens-2s0 bbls. Hour, 5000 bush' ""'''
$50 bush. corn, 5000 bush. oats