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saW Farh 1ssAfseis.

NEW YoRg, jubs Is.
-C3ttoH-qniet and frm; sales 700 balesi Middlins
Flour-receipts S,i16 bb,s. sales 1880 bbls; State
and Western dull 10 "a zoe lower; Supertne State
at 10 q 25 Extra Go TO az 10 90; Choice do 10 40
a II Is; Round Hoop Ohio 10 70 a IL 70 Choice do
Ii 80 "a IL 90 Superfne Western 70 a IS; Com
mon to good Extra Western 45 q 10 rs; choice do.
10 80 a Il so; Southern dull ana declin n.y. with sales
Extra at ii so % Is PSI California is dropping with
sales of coo sacks and bbls. at IL 90 a 10 So.
Wheat-yefy dull and nolninally lower, and sales
of retail character; sales H. 900 BUSH; Chicago
Spring No. 2 at 10; Milwaukee No. at 20 Amber
State at 2 70; Old red Virginia at 4o White Cali
Corn-duil, heavy and closes l a. &c lower; sales
SO 900 BUSH; new Mixed Western at OF a 10, clos
ing at GS do do unsound 30 a. O3 Yellow Southern
at Is. =. b. = - 4..I 81.
oats-1c better; sales $4,000 BUSH Canada at Soc;
state S5c; Ohio 80 "a safe; Western - a Zoe. .
Iieet-iirm sales 100 bbls; new PLAIN mess IA 30 a
y 0) new extra do, at Y 90 q q o.. I'd +.
Pork-he IVY and irregular; sales 1890 bbls.; new
mess at 81 20 "a Il Az closing at = lp cash; regular
Lardheayy sales $50 bbls, at Il a i3c; small sales
at l35c. =. .ft
Whskey-quct.
Rice-flrm; sales at 1lt a l2lc for Carolina.
Sngars-steady; sales 500 hhds Muscovado at 1Os
Coiee-qliiet. -'' -A III.
Moasses-quiet and firm ..~-.=l I.r.
Naval Stgres-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at Gil on
90. 1870 NO 'iii o. ooN2 "
olis,irregular; inseed at IS q AZ; lard, sperm
anu whale quiet < f5U '"N,,rsIi
- Petroleum-dull; crude at 15c; refined bonded at
Y e 23c. : - - -. -
Iail9w-steady; sales 81, OOOlbs. at II O. He. r
Nool-ln acknowledgements at previous prices; sales
3O0O 900 lbs. at is for domestic fleece; 40 D 52e
iof pulled; II q Sc for Texas "A a. Sic Tor CIliior-
MAJ 81 g S5c for Mestiza; 44c for Cape 16c for East
freights to Liyerpool-frm; Cotton 3-16d, and per
steamer gu; Corn per steamer TWO weeks hence, ID.
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EUROPE.
NEWS HY THE CABLE.

DUBLIN, June 14-Evening.
1t is supposed that the Eenans who landed
and were captured short time ago at Dun
gawan We're subs quentiy taken to " ateriord
and confined in Jail there. TINS week Ihey
have been undergoing preliminary examin5-
ton, and the ttstimong gwen SO lar shows
that four of them had served as onicerS IN the
United States army during the i;'te rebellion
1t has already been reported that Corydon
who was one of the chief witnesses AGAINST
them had been roughly handled by n moh-
Yesterday, while the prisoners We're being con.
Quoted from the Court House TO the iail in
charge OF STRONG police force. a crowd n.
sympsthixing friends gathered from ali 'narts.
of the city and made fierce attack upon the
guards with the intention of effectiI,p n reseue
a nght ensued, during which some thirty of
the ponce escort We're in ured. One of the at
lacking party was killed and six are known Ia
nave been wounded by the fire ofthe guard The
latter made stout defence and succeeded in
saiely depositing their prisoners i'll the city
prison, when the mob dispersed. f ---.'
DUBLIN, June H.
The trial of the Fenian Walsh aud a number
Il his companions which has been ia prugres,
before the Special Commission in session at
Limerick, has resulted IN the conviction of ali
the accused. -
LONDON, June Il.
Ii is reported that the negotiations which
Tor long time have been pending between
the Cabinets of Copenhagen and Berlin with
reference to Schleswig have been concluded,
but the results at which the two Governments
have arrived have not yet been made public.
LONDON, June 14-Evening.s
Dispatches from Athens report that many
volunteers have left Greece to reinforce the
ranks OF the Christian patriots in Gambia, and
large volunteer camp has been established
on that island. D.,
LONDON, June 15-2 p. M.
The Government will send oIt a number Of
troops in the steamship Belgian to be stationed
in Canada. --ers Ia
New YORK June 16
The Herald's special London dispatches say
Lord Staney's action III the London peace
conference during the Luxembourg question
has been sharply assaIled III Parliament, the.
opposition asserting that in consentng to the
guarantee clause he pledged England to armed
intervention III the event OF war between
France and Prussia Lord Stanley defended
his course on the ground of the existence OF
an urgent necessity for the prevention of a
war. .si. ..H.I.- .s4
Omar Pascha has officially claimed a very
Important victory over the Christians in Ci etc
entaiiing heavy losses on the Insurgents
debate in the British House OF Commons
on Esnlan affairs goes to show that the Eng
hsh Eeform League sympathize with the Irish
revoluuonlsts to some extent.
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Proposals for R0tiO,as
Z A3ad Ship CH0ndlery.
CoLLEoroR's OFFICE,

~ COLLECTOR 8 OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH.
'.A Portland, June Z, 1867. J
CEALED Proposals will be received at this oticS
- until the 21st day of June inst for the supply Al
rations the petty officers and soamen OF the u.
Revenue Steamer g Manoning" any other Rske-
nue. Cutter cutters that may be stationed aUhis
port for the term Of one year from the LIST day OF gu
1y next. .s ...y
The raions for the Revenue service Is the same as
that allowed in the naval service emitting the Manor;
and consists of the following articles viz: beeL
Pork, Flour Rice, Raisins or Dried Frut pick les
t,ranberrics, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese, Molasses, Vinegar.
u The rations 70 be o; good and wholesome quality,
to be approved by the Captain, and the different ar
teies comprising the atons to delivered on poaru
the vessel IN good and sufficient casks anu vessels,
be PROV ded BY the contractor, anu tne eonep n
thereof to be distinctly marked on each. 10 ~ W
understood that the contractor Will De pounu 10 urn
ish upon reasonable notice. as oiteh ~ may ne re-
uuired nv the Cantan of the vessel with the appro-
ation al tbe Coiector mot exceeding upon an aver
noe one dav In each week., such fresh meat and flesh
as may be equivalent 10 the corresponding
,,as 81 lie rations alo we'd in the naval service.
TalIc OF rations may be seen at this office.
+ Scaled proposals will also be received at this office,
n the Dist inst, for Ship Chandlery for the use of
the above named vessel vessels for said term OF
one year. -, 80
tons necessary to full understanding of the propo-
sails advertised for, may be seen at this Office.
ISRAEL WASHBURN. JR.,
lime z ltd Collector.
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TO LET l

In New Canal National Bank Building, Middle St.,
One Store on the Lower Story;
OFFICES In THE THIRD STORY,
ONE HALL IN FOUR rH STORY.
y . Apply at Canal National Bank, Middle st.
April 10. diff - -
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sspe,,, .fumaa,

EkN tSr ,s-,sfsisa t,iss III
80, an "a, FAC ,I ti'AE.te'p' /. me 10
Inc following olsI aaid oF u IS p"o
isIleu III tne Up 1f,iisd Sstes Isoo,' o.o
MI n"rsuanoe of prevo1S
.a@g - PP"ya bean dulr t;roa 20 -
M IS tha Uni al 80 ~: ~ VI :
elly, eitz s, If iagn al , arc
tht tne P;,,bnn aIsD ta one on ine ives
o'tse ~ viii he onene1 90, tt'101 VI e4uo ahu
osac'' Gronnde f.. ~ on .ne ISL OF January
a ae1' trade have ~, purpose OF residences
| &c. ooJ s;.,;t S0n ec' apart Nv niaSo ana
nd t5e mort S,r tE arransements for Heddo
ed at an POI On the west coast viii be eompies
;noh IA carry Jay, and notice gwen accord
77Si;anoa, WV ---.l
Ne"eo' y. -. a., VALhENBuRG,
rho United States Minister, S5c.
a ne asieeineh! entered INTO between the Tor
" II IepfesehtatiEes ana the japanese Gov
slipneht Is pupiished' pre- cribl"S the terms
upon "hicn lahIs are To be sold OF leased 10
ioI re- ii II, IN Tue newly opened poftS.
me british war steamer Serpent mas gone
TO o,S survey the new port on the West coast
winch snl' "ii Prop'oiy pe near 'lc province ei
LANCE. ,.-,
Z tour vessels had arrived at Hlago ioade d
Wlth rice ana c9aiS ioT me Japanese from
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NEW ORLEANS, June Is.
In the Republican State Convention to-day
resolution was tabled asking Congress to APP
propriate $4,000 Tor obtaining peaceful pos
session of the island of Cuba or to take it by
force OF arms. Gov. Flanders yesterday adj
dressed the Convention
Texan papers contain accounts of devastat-
ing storms on the ID and 81 inst, by which
many lives and much property were destroyed
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AstTsOa .Al.Es.
Large stock of Dry and Fan. y
Uoods, silver Plated Ware.
&c, at Auction

WILL be sold at auction at the S ore n, STEW
EMS ~ o., No 800 Couqrss strest
o.aiae nehfing on Th"r-aay, jun sa.n, at 4
JON and bVnNsNG, a IIgs lHr ~
sn tns ior mems ana boys wear suitabl os n ses
q IN, uieaehed ana brown Sneetings [ ot,on Flaurel
Tow els nSyI ~ liable Linen BY The var; Crash,
xian ou WOO iab-e Covers Lanuaaler sc'1rS 49,,
naiseines 2ullssj Gents and Iaui,'S H. tIsa
i,ras, eGses Lnen Thread Elas,ic cord ana Brai1
SkmTs. ParaAaia LaIes' brcss Goods, Ba,morai
AS, a r pc Albums, large 10, Of Per nnlery
host sf, me stock OF siives s.iase., a. ai ihs
snIvcrs ~ anu quality, consisting OF I,e rictsIs
n,,.'r ~ oIIoIets, Augs, spoon Il elders Syrn, 800
Das,e sin sugar BOWS, Jail bels Cy.fofs ~
SIT. pieees Sa rish Knives, line ehasto n. A
cool ai p, soup Ladies, spoons, For :, Sc =
Woiches .I.Helrr % f.. lie tuiiesy, CIochs'
ings. "' vi hemp Carpc.-
Tue ABOVE goods are mostly from bapI,r,,, s,o.,.
IN b0stoil, anu will be sold without Te,s ~ ssVoS
anne opportunity to traders ANA e.6sra " Olsilhs
themselves with Goods of line b.st qualify a. fpy
own pnces. 4u"ity' at ther
IN goods are now oTen for examination and ,r;,,
DC soli ut private sole at average auction d. es
S ~ specil Action Sales IOr Ladies every after
LANAI, q. w. HOLMES, ueIi, n.cr,
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Lost

IN Monday, June 10, 1867, Bread Cart Driver:
~ Book, which is OF no to any one but tie sub
scrber. Whoever will return the same to No 8,
street or to either OF the subscribers drivers
shall be suitably rewarded
GEO. W. H. BROOKS.
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a es e NJ A e X Il K y.
FaGsasicEai

+. .3i., NEW YORK, june 15-GP NJ.
Money is offered more freely at a pr cent. The
Express reports that The bank statement on Mond
will be favorable, showing tie 10 lowing Decrease in
LOANS $l,20GG0 in specie, S3 0G100G; deposits, 81,
1850 o.; increase in legal tenders, s200 ,o00; which
shows plainly tha! the banks have entirely hquidat-
Ell their indebtedness TO the Government. Gold
closed quietly at 1871 a 1874. Sterling Exch;ng
aun ana unc banged. Governments strong. Stocks
get and steady Tie export OF gold to-day was ST.
iahs shares weak and dull. The bnsine SIS
an o treasury to-day rs follows: Receipts,
S,9So't payments, si,07, %; balance, S1ai 6l6,
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From TexicO-ssumOred zsnsEsi,Iseat of
BanxinsiIfnn and hIs Chlef..

NEW ORLEANS, june IA.
A letter from Queretaro, published in the
Ell Concrete OF Matamoras OF the I'd inst SAYS
the Government will for the present content
itself with banishing Macmillan and the prn-
cipal Imperial Chiefs reservinG the inflictng
of extreme penalties for those only whose
crimes demand it. In doing this the Govern
ment is not more influenced by the expressed
wishes of the Government OF the United States
than by the requirements of it's own dignity
and the principles of justice, morality and con
citation. f-4tae rs-.lr' 5I A
Report states, that Escobedo has been order
ed to remain at Queretaro. Another report,
however, says he left there for the capital on
the sd ult. On the ed he wrote to the Gov
ernor of Nuevo Leon that the latest news from
the capital was that Marquee had att empted
to come out, but was driven back by d iaz
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p. ,,.... -, CHICAGO, H.. June IT,.
fionf diii ana nominal Wheat unsettled and de-
IS closing at J H. Corn moderately active ut IL
cline OF DC; sales at s5tc for No. and SOC or NJ >
Oats dull at 56 ~ 81 &c for No. III store R,c dni ~
] 10 for No /. Barley active and nominal PAW
ions dull and noinally easier; Lard at liz "a 4 5c
Cattle market quiet; medium declined Is q 2se,
SHES at 90 "a 90. Live Hogs quiet at S7J % q
for good to choice. Sheep market extremely tun
RecGipts-@,Y00 bbls. Hour, 1900 BUSH wheat 1885,
600 BUSH corn, $3.50 bush. oats. shpments-5,06
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New York, June 10.
Sir William Napier, brother of the ex-Min-
lister, has been arrested here on the charge Oh
purchasing of one c. z. Wendball, of Balti-
more, goods amounting to $4,000, and giving in
payment worthless order on an English bank.
Napier has an extensive estate at Morristown,
Tenn and came here to send home to England
a eoyerness to his children, who disliked the
horrid customs and manners of the country.
The complainant alleged that he was abont to
return to Europe, which is untrue. He deried
being guilty, and has agreed to be examined on
the 24th inst ...',. .--.t fl,.> dir ..
By an explosion of fire works at BuEly's, in
Maiden Lane, last night, the porter, Edward
henney, was probably fatally, and I'D. smith
seriously injured.
A man named Caleb Frisbe fatally shot John
Blrcham at Sing Sing last Thursday. 1t was
Cole Hiscock affair, with this difference
Bircham forced girl whom Frisbe. a married
man, was in improper intimacy with. Frisbe
escaped and was at large at last accounts ~
Joe COburn, who arrived this ey enipg. states
that the reports of Barney Aaron's death are
false, and that Barney is fast recovering FROM
his injuries, and may be expected to arrive
here Monday evening. t.eF
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Auctlon sale of Quar-. ermaSfe,.5S
Valuable Factory for Sale at Auc-

VaIHaDIe FactOfy Tor Sale at Auc-
tiOH,
I'm the premises June 26th, ut p NJ unIass nre-
" viously SOLD at private sale.
Si,nated IN skowhesan Maine. Water power Is
800 W. Spn ANY FACTORY, never tails d II Gould
Ia1eht Wheei. Builing 40x1O0 four stories high,
l,. IN 1900, IN the best manner Belrng, SAWS,
Snatng, Dry House, Tools &c. all i'm order 20 rods
an1 Jios IN smsrt anu Growing place. Help cheap
anu plenty: The Factory was buiit for The skowhe-
ian sAceslor Co. Can be easily turned INTO a Cotton
hogan, or '-7a" S'S"
W. r. CHESTER, Agent,
ouno AZ. uh l2l Pearl ST., Boston.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, June Is.
Flour duh; Winter family II 80; stock small
Wheat duh; No Winter % Corn closed SOC for
No. in bulk Oats dan at Gee for No. L. Rye ilrm
efj sales at % for No. j. Whskey steady at soc in
bond. Pl0yisions--Ntess Pork dull CT offered at
u 5o Bulk Meats dull at Sc for shOulders Bacon dull
and unchanged; shoulders al &c. sides lie; clear
sides liz y 2sc; Lard irh at l2c but not offered at
Cheese dull at ID q lac; demand chiefly local.
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SECOND-HAND Granite Caps, Stills, Band, Door
- and windows suitable for ore front; Iron
Door, Iron Wash Boiler; lot Board Furrmg and
Cellar Rock for sale low. n - - -
ID. /. DELAND.
june 6-dtf No. 70 Green Street.
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Com iaerciui..-Per Gable.

- : . N LONDON, June 15-3 P. NJ.
Consols are quoted at 9ia ior money. ~
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-Ihe following are the
current quotations American securities: United
States 20's T3l Illinois Central Railroad shares 79
Etie Railroad shares 4O1. -l5Tl''7'l@
g LIVERPOOL, June 15-3 P. M. q
Breadstuifs quiet. Corn 3ss Cd California wheat
lbs I'd. Oats IS I'd Peas 37s Cd. Barley As Sd Cot
ton-sales to-day 10000 bales; Middng uplands
ISL; do. Orleans 11sd Provsions-Pork 75s. Beet
1905. Lard sos. Bacon 4is.i Cheese CAS- Produce
Petroleum, spirits I'd; refined Is Id. Potashes 30s
I'd Rosin, common rs; fine 12s. Spirits Turi en-
tine 32s. Tallow 4ss Clover Seed 10
LONDON Juns 15-3 p. M,
No. IL Dutch standard Sugar Dos. Scotch pig Iron
Dis. Calcutta Linseed U4s. LiDseed Cakes $40 los.
Linsced Oils i3s. #.
FRANKFORT, June 14-Evening
United States bonds closed at va
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House and sien Paintinp.

DLAlN and Decorative Paper Hanging. Will
l. LIAM ,HEAL, formerly Of New York, will b
happy to attend to any orders from friends IT tn
public. House n Wilmot ST. may24dlms
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Dog Lost. -.re.
p "a small Cuban Greyhound. Had ON col
s07 lar with the ner's name. Tho hinder
HH Will be paid for his trouble by returning
szz.SsD him to FRED. A. BlBBkR,
1oDaniorth st. or 81 free ST., Portland.
june 1. diff
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-. L. - -r QUEBEC, d une 10.
J The steamer Secret, when three miles from
Dalhousie, on Thursday, burst her air pump
and condenser, causing serious damage to her
engine. Her passengers and cargo are all safe
The srist mill of M. Il. NORM, at ST. Pie, was
destroyed by fire and three men lost their lives.
The match for the billiard championship OF
Canada resulted in victory for Dion the
score at the close being l 800 for Dion and 500
for Crown. The playing ON both sic es was
very bad.
OTTAWA, CIV, June To-
The Executive Council met to-day 1t is
understood that the Government will, before
the expiration Of their term Of office, apportion
the sum set apart Tor the opening up of a road
To the Red river settlement. .a
j. The discount ON American invoices is 26
BELLEvILLE, c. W., June 10
e. Harrison's bookstore and 3indery George
Riches dry good stor5, Boyce's photograph
gallery and A. y. Douglass law office were de-
stroyed by fire thus morning. Loss about $40
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! pers, that the Fenians intend another raid on
Canada before long Time only will prove whether
there is truth in the rumor Time has proved
that not only tho F.nians bur people belonging to all
societies and classes have been making most erte,-
sire raids EARNED with those most effective of weap
ons, greenbacks on the clothing of California Cheap
John and the said Eenans and sail people belonging
to all societies and lasses, cordially invited 10
continue I'D raids where they will get the best value
for their money. ~
Cal ifornia Cheap John dealer IN Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. 1856 Con ress
street. Remember the sign. June g. 4w
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Patent and Employment Office,
i74 WANTED! WANTED!!
nMPLOYEES, Men, Boys, Girls, Agents Every
~ body! One hundred good girls wanted for all
sorts OF -ituations! Men TO work farms, &c.
AL persons wanting good male female helps for
any employment. can be supplied at this office at
short notice. Patents OF all Kinds and Patent Rights
Tor sale. cox 81 YOWARS
June6dtf e-F 351t CongI cas- ST.
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. .n.lf Wanted.
A FEW good Male and female gents Immediate
"A ". For further particulars address, vii amp
or call on j. n WHITE
q Market Square, up stairs, Portland, Me.
June 3. d3m
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Means Of the COMPANY.


The railroad connection between Omaha and the
East is now complete, and the earnings of the Union
Pacific the sections already finished for the first
two weeks in May 9ll3,A 100. These sectional
earnings, as the road progresses, will much more
than pay the interest on the Company's bonds, and
the through business the only line of railroad
between the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense
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Notice.
w c. DWINA' has this day Withdrawn from
w our firm by mutual consent.
ID. w. TRUE & co.
May q, 1857. May 20. 3wd&w
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TEETH TEETH! TEETH!
Mercantile Library Association.
.,u Organized and incorporated 1851.
This Association having
Ro- FotnhfSoh 1<y S4o TsL.....

With about 800 valumes ofNew and Desirable
Books to which additions will constantly be made
and having secured temporary accommodations on
MARKET Sc, between Middle and Federal
Would inform its members and the public that tho
room will be open for the delivery Of Books. every
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY afternoon from 2
to 9 o'clock. Also Saturday kven ngs from 7 to 10
O'Clock.
Any person wishing to become a member of this
Association, the annual assessment OF whichis Two
Dollars per year, or wishing to avail themselves
OF the use Of the Library, will please leave their
names at Library Room as above, or with either Of
the following: o. NJ. MARRETT, JOHN Z. PRoc-
TOR, M. N. RICH. apr20 DIT
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New Orleans N arikess.

-'-- - II NEW ORLEANS, June Is.
Cotton--frm; sales 2i00 bales; Low Middling at
Ale receipts $40 bales; exports 1909 bales. Sugar
fully fair Cuba at lie; coice old process Louisiana at
4@e. MOasses-nO quotations Sterling Exchange
il1t % 152. New York sight Exchange q &c prem
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"ANTED suit of un;urnished rooms, with
w board, in the upper part OF the city, about the
middle or last of July. ---
Best OF references given and required. ENQUIRE
OF w. II. JERRIS, under Lancaster Hall. je1idiws
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administrators .aie of lteaI 4 state
IN Scarl( rom. IN

June 1l-iu 'N nsef.
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u. s. M0rshUZ's Notice.

n UNITED STATES "a r OF. AMERICA, sa.
DUksUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Edward
i Fox, Judge of the United States istrct Court,
within and for the District OF Maine. hereby give
pubic notice that he following Information and Lii
bels have been Tied in said Court, viz 81
An Information against 30 CASES OF BRANDY |;
2 CASES OF GIN; 20 KEGS OF GIN l BILL OF
SPIRITS; CASE OF ScoTCH WHIsKEY; 1 CASE
OF MALT WHIsKEY CASES OF MALT WHIs-
KEY l DOZEN BOTTLES OF CHAMPAGNE $50
LIS. NUTMEGS 107 LBS. CLOVES 81 LBS SPI L
seized by the Collector Of the District OF Portland
and Falmouth, the fifteenth day OF April last
past, at Portland, in said District
~ A Libel against THE SCHOONER SARAH b. HAIR
RIS, HER TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURE
seized by the Collector OF the District OF Portland
and Falmouth ON the fourth day OF May last pas at
bangor in said district. ---t
A Libel against The SCHOONER COLUMBUS, her
tackle apparel furniture, seized by the Collector
ofthe District OF Portland and Falmouth, on the
twentyeehth day of May last past, at Portland, in
said District .s-
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws OF
the United States as is more particularly set iort
in said Iniorm9 ton and Libel that q hearing and
trial Will be had thereon at Bangor in said District
on the Fourth Tuesday Of June current, when ami
where any persons interested therein may appear
and show cause, Ii any can be shown, wherefore the
same should not be decreed forfeit, and disposed OF
according to law
Dated at Portland, this tenth day of june, A. D,
1867 ar Fl 49,
si,e F.A. QUINBY,
r. t.ts- Deputy U. ). Marshal,
une 10-il4d Distrc. OF Maine
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-17

.... just Received,
A LARGE lot OF Rain Wafer Filterers and watsr
IA Coolers. Also on hand Refrigerators and Ice
CHESTS or al sizes. r. & c. b. NASH.
May Z. diff l74 Fora Street