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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-24
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NEW L Dtth, u uDe GJ
fine steamships Hamnionia and New York.
from Southampton 18th, and City of Boston,
from Liverpool 18th and Queenstown 18th
have arrived.
The North German Lloyds are building
new steamer to be named the Rhine to ply be-
tween Bremen and New York, also two steam
ers to run to Baltimore.
Two Fenian informers have been beaten at
Doumconda.
mysterious disease is reported to have
alarmingly increased the death rate in Ireland
latterly, and there was some alarm and con-
sultation of medical men in Dublin on the
subject.
The Polish attempted assassin of the Gar is
still in prison. He makes no disclosures
No soldier wearing the Crimean medal was
allowed to be on duty at the Elysee during the
Cars visit.
Gen. Cologne, the Spanish Minister OF State
for Foreign Affairs, has resigned and Is sue
ceeded by Senior Castro r
A letter from Rome to the Times says that
Arch Bishop Spaulding will return to Ameri-
1t is rumored that Napoleon will visit Ber-
lin in September.
The Spanish Governments will demand from
the Cortes loan OF nve hundred million reals.
prohibition against the people being in the
streets after midnight.
The Turkish Government is arresting many
important Turks belonging to the Egyptian
Prince Mustapha Pashas party ON suspicion of
conspiracy.
The journal Pazor, the organ of the Russian
party IN Croatia, has been seized for an article
declaring that every Croat who should attend
4he coronation OF the King OF Hungary was
traitor to his country. ISL
The Paris Liberte says it is asserted that the
Gar asked Napoleon to spare the life of the
attempted assassin.
The news by the City of Boston is one day
later. 5-t
According to a letter from Athens an Incl
dent had occurred which will probably cause
additional complication to the Cretan ques-
ton. As the blockade runner Arcadian was
on her thirteenth voyage to Gambia, she was
chased by four Turkish steamers and pursued
to Port Croyotes. Although Croy otes is pos
session of Greece, the Turks attacked the Ar
cadian, infcting loss of one man killed and
one wounded. The Greek Government sent
the Hellas trigate to render her assistance, but
she had managed to escape and the Turks had
consequently returned.
1t is reported that the Ambassadors of the
Greek powers have sent several ships of war
into the Canadian waters. $500
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49, ST. LOUIS. Mo-, June 90
Omaha dispatches say Gen. Sherman arrived
to-day t. ON the North Platte and Fort Sedg-
wick. Gen. Sanborn has also arrived, accom-
panied by Gen. Aldrick, special Indian Agent
at Laramie
Gen. Sanborn reports that Spotted Tail"
was at Laramie trying in good faith to make
some amlcabe adjustment of the Indian trou-
bles. A few days ago he showed his sincerity
by seizing and turning ovHr to Gen. Sherman
white man who proposed to attack train
near by. This man is now in custody at North
Platte. Gen. Sanborn also reports the estab-
lshnlent of friendly relations with the Crow
Indians, and thinks the troubles with all the
indian tribes can be settled, except the Chey-
ennes.
Gen. Augur was en- route from the Block
Hills to Laramie, and would be at the latter
place to-day. +azn Hras
St Joseph special dispatch says advices
from Snake river, Colorado, report fall of -
feet of snow ON the ground, which, with what
was ON the ground, makes feet. .~,fi
Topeka, KA., June %.
John D. Perry, President of the Union Pa
cliic Railroad arrived here to-day in advance
OF the eAeursionists, who accompanied him to
Fort Wallace
Gen. Hancock has gone to Denver in conse-
quence of Indian troubles.
In the fight between the stage passengers
and Indians near Big Timber, on the 10TH pre-
yiously reported, George w. BrOwnell of c a.
lena, Ill. was killed, Ii. Blake of PHILADELPHIA
wounded, and l.. j. Harrison Of Boston es-
capped unhurt.
The Indians are well armed and mounted.
and kill and scalp every one they can. 1t is
believed Gen. Hancock will keep the rou C
open, and afford protection to travel but
more troops are required.
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.,o, CHICAGO, june o.
ABOUT 63o last evening fire broke out at the
corner of Lake and Clinton streets. and ey-
tended to nine buildings. which were totally
consumed. Some twenty other buildings were
more OF less injured. A woman named Reuin-
er was burned to death in endeayoring to save
the lives of others. A great number of fami-
lies have been rendered houseless. Loss esti-
mated at about $4,000; covered by insurance.
NASHVILLE, June o.
A fire occurred at the Penitentiary this even
ing destroying the workshops on IKE east side.
There was a large quantity of cabinet work,
cedar ware, agricultural implements, machine
ny, stock, SC, destroyed. It is not known how
the fire originated, but is thought to have com
menced in the engine room. Loss estimated
at SSo,OO0, the greater portion of which falls on
the lessees; insurance $4,000.
UTICA N. Y. June 23
:. A destructive fire occurred in the village of
Camden this afternoon. The Park hotel, the
Episcopal and Methodist churches, and num-
per OF other buildings were burned. Loss not
less than $4,000
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JEROME PARK FoRDHAM, n Y, june %.
The hurdle race to-day, one and three-ouar-
ter miles, six hurdles, was won after a splen-
did race, by Black Bird beating Zig Tag, who
Williams fourth. Time, 339 H.
The Jockey Club hurdle cap, one and three
quarter miles, was won by Earning, by neck,
beating Climax, who was second, Gilroy third,
and followed by Onward, Hampton Court,
Luther, Maid OF Honor and Enchantress.-
Time: 311. Morrisey won the handca beat
ing James A. Conelly; the Randall colt was
second, Rinoli and Jozzale next. Time, 341.
The selling purse was won by Redwing, beat
ing Ripley, second, and Annie NORMAN third.
Time 9 II 10 EFE
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EUROPE.
NEWS nv THE CABLE

BIRMINGHAM, June q.
The city continues quiet, but the police still
wear their cutlasses, and 800 special constables
were sworn in to-day in place of 200, who had
been dischared Murphy lectures every night,
and disturbances may hreak out again.
re- BERLIN, june o.
stephen Joseph Meany was sentenced this
morning to fifteen years imprisonment He
made speech protesting against the sentence
on the ground that he was an American citi-
zen, and claimed protection of the United
States Government He denied ever having
been paid by the Fenians in America and in
dignantly secuted the base overtures made to
him by the British Government, which asked
him to give evidence against the party arrested
at Dungarcen, and offered HIM his liberty in
six months if he pleaded guilty.
LONDON, June q.
The mail steamer at Southampton brings Rio
Janeiro advices to May o. The Emperor on
ened the Brazilian Chambers on the 22d. In
his address he stated that the general condition
of the country was favorable. Many planters
were arriving in Brazil from the Southern
States of the United States. The cholera had
ceased its ravages in the Brazilian army. No
more lighting had taken place.
CoNsTANrINoPLE. June %
The Sultan of Turkey has left this civ for
Paris, to see the great exhibition, and will be-
come the guest of the Emperor Napoleon
PARIS, june %.
The Corps Legislative has adjourned, the de-
bate on reforms being postponed by the Empe-
ror to November next.
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AUs ssaS SAlss.
AaIse stOek of Try and Fancy
Noods, silver Plated Ware.
Ne .lf iunfio., N,

w ILL be sold at auction n. the > ore a s,rv
US ~ o., NJ 500 enc g. ~.
o'c"es p T On ih"r-eay, qua. i:sih, al !;
go ~, ana cont uihg eyE.,k
1.itls nNOON ANA .v.NsSGs, I'r1, ~,
- FL ~ men anu boy wear, sui, abe o' Il q -
= - D'e'eiieu anu bi own SL-etinps ion Ito,,i
- ~ i.iie stoch oi iabI, L.uen by 10 van ."'tSl'
i. Mss; Doyhes, Linen liable Cloths
Mar..;nao 90 TO- i%oe lovers, Lancaster sc,IeI and
ip;au Sies CuI,s; Gents aud Lauie's i.,r H d't
Inns, Nseuies, Linen Thread Elas.ie Corr an, ppNis'
Dicss iilhnl n2s, Ladies Lreah q as I i,tdl.,
ohH'Hj farasois, scho 4 Umbrellas, pbo,,.rrsi ~
bhh,s' Inl-S pc Albums, lal &c iot OF Pur IN, A.
$50 hne STOCK OF @iive, a iuIe.i ~ ~. ~.
best Styles ana iuaht>, coDsis tIng oi ice Pici,r
SAVERS, GODIets, Mus, Spoon tuIlers sNrI, -.
Butter DISHES, sugar BOWS, 1aD Lels Ca-toIs hE
Bass els, lie and Fish Knives, one Inc clasia 80
SET, pieces, Soup Ladies, SPOON, For' :. Sc. n
cool .!ssoi me OF Lsss te ut,..y CIrSis
Watches, Jewelry, &c. Also a 10. OF henip Carps ;
ings.
The above goods are mostly from a bankrr,t stock
in Il sion anu will be sold without erve oIlyIrg
a fine opp UNITY to traders anu others 10 sdpp
themselves with O0us Of the best quality, az tier
own prices.
IN. goods are now open for examination and will
be sold at private sale Ut average auction p IL Ga.
ial Auction Sales Tor Ladies every alter
noon at o'c ock
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Canadian Affairs :

MONTREAL, June 81.
The Bishop of st. Hyacnthe, following the
example of his brothers of Three Rivers and
Quebec, has issued a pastoral letter to the do
cese apropos of the confederation, advising the
people to close their ears to the perfidious in
sinuations that annexation is preferable to con-
federation
The annual convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association is now in session here.
over 90O delegates are present from all parts OF
the new Dominion and the United States.
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Chicago Markets.

m CHICAGO, ILL.,, june 90
Flour-extra c2a a 1875. Wheat quiet; sales
No. at S03 a 305; No. at 2 76 a ST. Corn IT.
regular; sales at 81 q &c for No and g. "a Sc for
No. Oats quiet and steady; sales 60 e &C tor
No. RE Oh G9 O3. Barley neglected Mess
Pork at 20 60 Lard duh at H. &c. Beef Cattle dull
at 90 e 90 for best steers. Live Hogs active at
inal. ~ ~ i
Receipts-2,4oO bbls. flour, 1000 bush wheat 161,-
600 bush. corn, 29,090 bush. oats 500 hogs. Shin
ments-s'Soo bills flour, 1li,OoO bush. corn, S. 800
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WASHINGTON, June o.
instructions have been issued by the Presi-
dent, through the Adjutant Generals office.
to commanders Of military districts under the
reconstruction act. for carrying into effect the
Attorney Generals Interpretation thereof, as
given in twenty-nine points already published.
The Surveyor General of Dakota has trans
mitted to the General Land Office for appro-
val, surveying contract and bond survey of
public lands on Red river of the North adioin-
ing the Rembina settlement and British boun-
daru
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Horrible Suicide.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, june IS.
A horrible suicide was committed in this
city yesterday morning by Mrs Maria Gil
more, an Irish woman, 65 years old, who cut a
long cash in her abdomen with a sharp knife
tore out her bowels and placed them in pail
of water. In this situation she was found by
the inmates of the other parts of the house
She lived an hour and half after being dis
covered. She was no doubt insane, although
she had not been previously so considered.
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New YOy Itpusa.

49, New YORK, June %.
Washington special says information i'm a
private letter from Hilton Head, S. c., states
that there have been twelve deaths by yellow
fever on board n steamer there, which had re-
Gently arrived from Havana
The U. s. steam propeller Relief took fire
this morning, off Red Hook Point After
burning about two hours the fire was extin-
guished. Damage about $4,000.
New YORK, June %.
man named August Beck was suffocated
by the gases in deep well in East Brooklyn
yesterday. Two men, named Simon Groves
beck and August Hitchreich, who attempted
to save him, were also suffocated, and another
named Reiben barely escaped with his life.
Grovesbeck and Hitchreich each leave a wife
and child l-
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4 n FIRST CLASS Boot Makers, for which the
lO highest prices will lie paid, and constant en-
ployment. ...
None need apply but the best wOrkmen
1j3 Middle Street, Portland, We.
jelSd1w JONES 81 WILEY.
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Sale of Forfeited Horses.

'TNHE following described HORSES having been
seized Tor violation of the Revenue Laws of
tine United States, and the Appraisers having ,erti-
ned unoer oath that the expense of keeping the same
VIII DC very large and disproporton ate Their vaiue
they WI! be sold at public auction in front OF
Sawyer's Stable" on Federal st, on Saturday,
june 29sh, at IL O'Clock A NJ, to wit
prs Matched Horses, Black Horse, Bay Horse,
trey Horses, Roam Mare, BAY Mare;
Under the provisions OF Sec Is, fthe Act entitled
IAN Act further TO prevent smuggling and for other
purposes" approved July Is, 1e6b.
ISRAEL WASHBUhN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, june 40 1867. did
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n II e M AR KE7
Rinancial.

NEW YORK, June 22-6P
Money easy and steady. Government securities a
fraction lower at the close Gold 1885, stocks strong
The Express says the Bank statement on Monday
VIII show decrease of s., 100000 OH loans IS
Qyo on specie, 400 in deposits and an increase
$1,000 600 in legal tenders The export of specie to-
Jay was SSs Oos The business at ths Sub-freas,iry
ments, $685., 1885, balance S132 l21745 The recaint,
ncu e for customs $2S3,o0 and gold notes $3.50 600
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o... LIVERPOOL, June 22-Noon I
Cotton dull; sales 5000 bales; Middling unlands
adtd MlddlAng Orleans 1lsd. Breadstufs quiet; Corn
3Ss 3D. Southern Flour Dos. Provisions-Lard Guief
at 4ss Cd; Tallow advancing; sales at AS Cd.
LONDON. June 22-Noon.
and Banca. ~ ''i''
o.g.-.,., LIVERPOOL, June 22-oP NJ
Cotton without change. Corn advanced Cd and is
now quoted at SOS. Pork advanced T. Cd. and ia now
quoted at 75s. - ~ -' III"
LONDON june 22-Evening.
Consols are quoted at 944 for money
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-The following arc the
states S-2Os 70; Illinois Central Railroad shares 10:
Erie Railroad shares 49, - :" -' -
49, LIVERPOOL, june 22-Evening.
Cotton duli; sales 10000 bales; Middling uplands
I'd, Lard 49s 6I Bacon Ais Cd Other articles un1
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Cincinnati MarLcfs,

CINCINNATI, June q.
fi0uT active and frmer, and advanced 25 10 zoe on
yesterdays prices; family II SO a. 10 So fancy 1 10 G
70 10 Wheat firm and advanced "a Toe; sales al
70 Tor No Winter. Corn quiet and unchanged.
oats steady at " q Csc. Bye dull and nominal; No,
offered at % Whiskey steady at Soc Proyis-
Ions-Mess Pork in moderate demand at 12 90; Bulk
Meats nnchanged shoulders held at SEC; sides ssc
Bacon in good demand; sales at ia "a I2ie far cleo
ribs; Lard dull Money unchanged '''''
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AallrOadl Acesslruf.

mi, WILMINGTON, N c. June o.
ton and Manchester railroad broke tbrouob tie
trestle work at Peacock's station last hight,
and j. ID. Harrelson, overseer of hands and
the section master, named Bird, We're Killed
and several Others injured. The accident was
caused by heavy rain.
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Grand Concert
| III lals r. RAMME.
| PART BIRsT.
1.-ARIA, ''Alla Pace I'll Giuramento). Ms,cadanse
- sIGN0R FORTUNA.
2-soLo VIOLIN, episode de Trovatore" Human
MIR. CARL ROSA
'.-ARIA, Barbiere," .............. !. Rossia;
MIR. BoROGLI Esf
go 1;1., LATINA, 30 luce di quest anima,'
~ :, = :. ........ DoaizesG
MDME. PAREPA ROSA.
5.-CAvArISA, "Largo al Factotum,". aoss;ai
sIGNoR FERRANTI
6.-DUo, "Una notte venezia," :. 4r,,;tt;
MDME. PAltEPA ROSA and MR. BoROGII.
IN T e SSION.
FART SECOND.
1.-ARIA, f" II Balen," tTrovatore). Verdi
SIGNOR FORTUNA. <SIfG.
a-soIo VIOLIN d a"1 Rp $in, G5sy Hagini
MIR. CARL ROSA
3.-soNo, "Good Night, sleep well, -. At
ss LID. MIR. BAROGLI.
4.-THE NIdHTINGALEs TRILL,.. Gnns
-'- i MDDfE. PAREPA ROSA
5.-TARANTELLA, "Gia la luna" Rcss;1;
'-'' - SIGNoR FERRANTI. y
6.-TnIo, "zitti, zitt," (Barbiere,.. poss;,i
MDME. PAREPA ROSA. Mp p.pocTY
And SIG FEkRANTI
Conauc'or'........... MIR. 3. Bc!,rsns
fr@E..A HEstg
" Prices of Admission - Reserved Seats 81 90
Cards OF Admission only so Gems. re
Doors open att To commence at s o'clock
ADoLPH BIRGFELD, Business Manager.
ParcPa Concert, Granite Hall, Augusta.
Wednesday, june Doth,
June "a. dos. asafUsft
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PORTLAND
Five Cents Savings Bank.
once Middle, Corner of Plum Street, up
sinirs, entrance ON Plum street.

DEPOSITS in this Bank made on or before July
- sd, viii be put on interest July 1st Spec
ai deposits received at any time, drawing interest
rom The date OF the deposit such rate as may be
agreed upon. 80 ~
Dividend in April last was at the rate OF seven per
cent. per annum, tree of Government tax
Bank open every business day ffoul A. NJ to1 p
NJ, and from to p NJ
NATHL +. DEERING, Treasurer
June TO- 1867 iunete n q 49,
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u. $. MMrShOZ'S Notice,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ID
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. pa )if4HHtef
DURoUANT TO Munitions from the Hon. Edward
l. Fox, Judge OF the United States District Court,
within and for the District OF Maine hereby give
pubic notice that The following Information and Lii
bells have been tiled in said Court viz:
An IRor7ndtiGn against 80 CASES OF BRANDY
CASES OF GIN; 70 KEGS OF GIN l BEL. OF
SPIRITS; l CASE OF SCOTCu WHIsKEY; 1 CASE
OF MALT WHisKEY CASES OF MALT WHIs-
KEY 1 DOZEN BOTTLES OF CHAMPAIGNE /; $40
LBS. NUTMEGs 10T LBS. CLOVES 81 LBS SPI E :
seized by the Collector of the District of Portland
and Falmouth, on the fifteenth day OF April last
past, at Portland, III said District.
A Libel against The SCHOONER SARAHB g. HAIR
RIs, HER TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURE
seized by the Collector OF the District of Portland
ard Falmouth on the fourth day OF May last pas , at
Bangor in said district. %
A Libel against THIS SCHOONER COLUMBUS, her
tackle apparel naJtTnture seized by the Collector
Of the District OF Portland and Falmouth, on the
twenty ci2hth day of May last past Portland, in
said District. ~ ~
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws of
the United States, as is more particularly set forth
In said Inform lion and Libel that bearing 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 il any can be shown, wheIe ore the
same should not be decreed to1ieit, disposed OF
according to law. go ~
Dated at Portland, this tenth day of june, A. D.
1867.
ta.sL FA. QUINBY,s -
a,1..d Depaly U. 5. Marshal, A-i
une 1O-d14d Distric Of Maine.
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Valuable Factory for Sale at Auc-

ON the premises june 26th, at z. NJ, unless pre-
" viously sol at pr vate sale.
81 uatei in Skowhegan, Maine. Wster-2ower =
AMPLE FOR ANY FACTORY, never tailsj = re d6uid
Pd,ent Wheel. Bulnns 4Ux10o tJur storiss high,
bull in 1866, in the lest manner. Belting, saws,
Shaftng, Dry house, Tools &C., all In orief 10 roos
from Dcpot i'll smart anu growing place. heiponsnp
and plenty The factery buli fot the SkOwLe-
gan Excelsior Co. Can be easily turned INTO Cotton,
Wooden or any other kind OF Factory. Every HIN.
in perfect order. Apply 10 5 l.. GOULD, Esq, skow-
hogan, OF
w. r. CHESTER, Agent,
Juno II. dtd 12l Pearl s., Boston.
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BOARD at the seaside.

bOIfU at Cnc SeI.tIUc.
GOOD Rooms and z nteel Boara furnished by the
VI subscriber at moderate charges.
Address ROBERT +. sKILLINGS,
b. Peaks sland,
Care Of GEO. TRErETuES, Portland, Maine.
june - div -
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NEW ORLEANS, June %
Cotton-lu1; sales GOO bales; Low Miiilling "a ic
receipts 1856 bales exports 665 bales Sugar and Mo-
lasses nominal and uncl nged. Sterling EXCHANGE
14St q 1921 New York Sight Exchange premium
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New YORK. June %.
The steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspin-
wall 10Th inst, has arrived. She brings 81 ,i45,-
O00 IN treasure and 283 passengers.
The stores of the principal merchants in
Panama, which were closed for week on ac-
count OF the fifty per cent increase in the com
mercial tax, had been opened by agents. Ar
rangements had been made with the President
to suspend the additional tax for the present.
thus giving Consuls time to consult with their
Governments for instructions. ~
The steamer Payta, from Victoria 18th and
CallaO 10th ult., had arrived at Panama,
The fleet and army of Chill was to be re-
duced. ~
1t was thought that the war with Spain was
at an end, and business was reviving,
The revolution in the interior of Peru still
continued. There had been risings at Tocna
and Orica, but they were promptly suppressed.
Costello was at Tarapoca with GOO men. Pres
ident Prado had not yet obtained ministry,
he had requested the Legislature to suspend
the writ OF habeas corpus to enable him to mt
down the rebellion, but it was thought the re-
quest would not be granted
The U. 5. Consul at Guayaquil, L. p. Pro-
'vost, died ON the Esd ult. - -. :
Advices from Carthagena, Columbia, to the
"a INST, report lighting going on all along the
Magdalena river, and all communication be-
tween Bogota and the coast had been cut off
The Spaniards had again taken possession
OF the steamer Rayo, late r. r. Cuyler. :
The steamer Matuera had arrived at Papa-
ma. She left Sydney May LIST and Wellington
Mny 8th - M - -
There had been large fire in Sydney. Loss
$125,OC3 0''
The floods in New South Wales had caused
great loss OF property and life.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, June o.
a heavy storm has been raging here since Z
o'clok this morning. Trees were uprooted in
great numbers and private property badly
damaged. Several vessels were broken from
their mornings, but were secured with sight
damage. -r.se.,s...
WILMINGTON, N. c.. June %
Heavy rains continue without interruption.
Farmers are greatly depressed in consequences
OF immense damage to crops. Heavy freshets
have taken place in the rivers and a large nor
ton of the low lands are overlooked
AUGUSTA, GA, June %.
1t is feared the heavy and continued rains
during the week will severely injure the wheat
and other crops. The rain has been general
throughout GEORGIA and the Carolinas.
The number of voters registered at the two
precincts ON the outskirts of the city was 58O
coiored and 1G3 whites. The registration in
TINS city commences Monday.
CHARLESTON, s. c., June %.
The planters report incessant heavy rains
during the past five days, materially iniurinc
the cotton crop along the seaboard. 80
Inc grand jury to-day, after receiving spe.
clal charge from Judge Moses, indicted all the
parties concerned in the recent fatal duel for
murder. The trial is expected to take place
next week.
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Cumberland bone COn.pa1sy.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
Cumberland Bone Company, for the eho!ce oil
officers and the transaction OF any other business
that NAV legally come before them, will be holden
OIL TUESDAY, june %, at II O'Clock a nj, at the
office of j. w. JONES, lGl Commercial st.
GEO w. HAMMOND, Secretary.
b Portland, june II, 1867. je1SdUe25s
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Maine Central II. Ii.
rare Reduced One-Half to and
From all Stations ON this line during
the week ending June %, 1867

Tss1s3sf7sEEF1 Persons purchase at any station
xA@Akon this line a ticket to any other station
on the line and receive return ticket which will bo
that. ~ ~
jes3dt29 FDwJN MOVES c,nt
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no LETT 4!

In New Canal National Bank Building, Middle ST.,
One Store oa the Lower Story;
OFFICES In THE THIRD STORY,
ONE HALL IN FOUR Eli STORY.
Apply at Canal National Bank, Middle St.
April 10. dit -... mir +.
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EQr Rent.

: - Il FOf IIC11t, -lTIu-- =
OFFICES in the third story CT building on corner
~ of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
nee OF OCEAN INSURANCE CO,
feb. 70. tt Exchange Street.
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Oh 600 AGENTS WANTED. A
AO,OOOsample sent free. with terms, tor
entirely new light and dc sirable Ca. be done AT
home or travelling, by both male and female No
gift enterprise or humbug. = nrr
Address w. III CHIDESTER,
JelSd6t&wlt &66 Broadway New York
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Wanted.

OO.OOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com.
mereal, near foot of Emery street. -
Proposals will also be received Tor new Sugar Bar
rels and sample may be seen at tie office of the
company, 1888 Commercial, corner OF Union Sc
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