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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-13
From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the DIFF
Gcaities Ina the Republican Party.
RICHMOND, VA, June /

RICHMOND, VA, June H.
Ibis morning two committees were appoint
by the two wings of the Republican party
at he conference last night, and Senator VIII
League Clubs of New York, Philadelphia and
Bottom at the Ballard House, where all exist
ing division sentiments were adjusted. The
Hon. j. NJ. Bolts accepted, on behalf of his
friends of the Charlottesville convention, a
proposition for q Joint convention of the two
wings, as follows
To he unconditional Union men of Virginia ::
The Republican Executive State Committee
andthe undersigned citizens of the State of
Virginia, who here ayow ourselves uncondi-
tioIal Union men and members of the great
Republican party of the United States, call
upon all Others of like condition as common
sufferers not to throw away this golden oppor
tunfy to rescue ourselves, our children and
our state from the hands of those who have
brought nothing but war, desolation, want and
wrethedness upon our land, to meet in coun-
Gil It Richmond, as more convenient than
Charlottesville, on the LIST day of August next,
at l. o'clock NJ, at the African Church. for the
purpose of extending and perfecting the Or
ganEation of the Republican party commenced
by tie convention assembled at Richmond on
the 9TH of April last.
Tie call is signed by the Republican State
Committee, Governor Pierpoint, Hon. John NJ
Bott, Lewis Mckenzie, of Alexandria, and
800 o.hers.
Thu revenue receipts from tobacco in this
district for the past month were $3.50, 900.
Gen. Schofeld having received a complaint
that J. Crump, one of the registers in this city,
had leen aiding the confederates, investigated
it and found no cause for the charge. The
complaint was preferred by freedmen. and is
the first made in this State.
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LIVERPOOL, June 1l-5PM
Cotton market closes dull; Middling uplands at
I'D; d. Orleans at lltd sales 600 bales. Advices
Corn Cos Cd for Mixed Western; Wheat-White Cali
forna 13s Sd; Barley Is Id Cats 30 Cd Peas 3Ss no
red Wheat In the market. Provisions market gape-
changed,
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Cr0ckery, Beds. Ice Pitchers, &C..
at Auction.
ON SATURDAY, June 18th, at II o,eloek A NJ
~ Crockery Ware Of every description, Silver Plat,
cd Ware OF all kinds, together with Beds Mattress
thirty thousand Cigars. junel3dtd -N
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Destructive Fires mt Burlington, VT, and
Lock Haven. Pa.

bCRLlNGTON, uuC IL.
Another destructive fire, and the most disas-
trous of all, took place in this city last night
Breaking out in the stables of the Howard
House about balf-past 8 clock, the fire spread
rapidly north wa-d to the hotel and southwark
to the carriage and blacksmith shop of George
II. Bostwick & Co. Working west and south
west, the flames soon reached the barns of w.
H. Lane, Nathaniel Parker and G. NJ. Peter
son aud various tenements owned by r. H.
Adams, and the whole were swept away. The
Howard House is burned to ashes, though its
contents, excepting those of seven rooms, were
mainly saved. Only two out of nine horses in
the stables of the hotel were saved. The loss
to Mr.. Barber, the proprietor, is about $4,000;
insurance less than $4,000. Other buildings,
among them the Masonic Hall and the Episco-
pal Church, took fire, but were saved. Eleven
buildin=s in all were totally destroyed. Two
hook and ladder men, James Hayden and
Thomas Butler, were quite seriously injured.
Lock HAVEN, Pa, June 12
Whites Hall, drug store, part of the Full
ton House, Towne 81 Co.'s steam saw mill and
lumber yard and livery stable were destroyed
by fire this morning Loss $4,000. Sixteen
horses persisted in the flames.
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LECTURES.

A NEW course of Lectures, as delivered ut tho
"A New York Museum of Anatomy, will be sent
parties unable to attend them; they are Of vial
importance to all the subject cons ing OF How to
Live? and what to live for? Youth Maturity ana
Old Age, Manhood generally reviewed or The teat-
yous d seases. Marriage Phosophicaily considel ed
etc. These important Lectures will be forwarded
on receipt OF four stamps. by addressing Secretary,
New York Museum OF Anatomy anu Science.
SIS Broad way, New YORK,
May 81, T,f&Ssms
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-
AGs!T'yON sALEs
Large stock of NV and an
0oOus, silver Plated Ware.
DC, at Auction

WILL be sold at auction a. the s,or. q, STEW
s;Ns a. o., No 300 CONFESS s,rsst
o:eiocs ehi FL n on Thar.aay, jun iJ16, at Z
,CEsS ns,nN anu cont ulhg kvEhh AT.
- OON and svH.NaNG, a L,rgs Ia, =,
0otns lol mems and boys wear, suitable fo II So
SUI pieaeneu anu % own Sure tings, Couon FlannnI
= nae s'oek o. liable L.uen by tue yarI; CraUh'
Towels Doyles Linen Table Cloths. Imbasssc III IN,
Printed WOoi IaOle Covers, Lancaster s.''IcE -. s
Marseilles Quilts; Gents and La les 10 Ht tnu
Pins, Nee lies, Linen Thread Eias lie Cor, az, '
Dress Irimn ngs, Ladies bre9s Goods, Ia mcrai
buins, Iin-type Albums, a large loo of Per un,arv
80 line stock OF silver f-inIed W ar,. 81 fb.
Dest styles and quality, consisting OF Ice PitcLsTs
savers GGbets, MUGS, spoon Holders Syrup Cups
buttcF Dishes, sugar Bowls, Jail Bells, CastUrs 10
basAe.s, Pie and Fish Knives one line ehaste NJ A
SEI pieces, Soup Ladies, Spoons, For. 8, &c; a
gOod assorimc, OF Table <ui,e.y. CL,cks
ings. Nv VI AeANP Oai Po'-
l.; Inc above goods mostly from bapkrult stock
sDo and will be sold without reserve Offering
Ih oppJr unity to traders and Others Do supny
own prices "a 'ie oess qu&hIy, at tner
be SOLD a are now open for examination and will
Ez|-speiaH a A. sale at average auction D. / es,
noon ats o'c. ock Sa'es i"f La'iies every alter
u. w.
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Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, June IL.
All the Fenian prisoners convicted of high
treason have been transferred to England and
placed NJ prison.
The clancery suit of tho United States YER
sus McEae has been decided in favor of the
latter.
A despatch from Constantinople reports that
the Sublime Porte has issued firman making
Egypt aseparate sovereignty.
PARIS, June 11-Evening.
His Imperial Majesty the Gear of Russia left
Paris to-day for Germany.
PEsTH, June II,
The Emperor Francis Joseph, the new King
of Hungary, has added to the eclat of his core
nation ly distributing a vast sum of money
among the poor, and by richly endowing vari-
Gus benevolent institutions in this city.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, june L.
Inc raft Nonpariel, for Europe, cleared the
par ut Sandy Hook and sailed with fine wind
at 10 this morning.
There arrived at this port during the month
OF May 81, 1l9 emigrants. Most of them imme-
dlately made their way westward, Illinois,
pennsylvania and Wisconsin receiving the
largest share of them
A German named Kaneke, who arrived here
to-day on the steamer America from Bremen
was arrested as he landed from the shin. on the
charge OF swindling the Prince of Lippe. un-
der whose government he was collector. Of 90
600 Prussian thalers. He was apprehended on
Lippe.
A. A. Kelly who has been advertising gift
enterprise was arrested this morning.
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Administrators sale of Real Estate
in ScarbOrOue

- terman, Judge of Probate tor the County Of
cumberland, snail sell, at Puolic Auction, on
wednesday. june ~, at o'clock z. M, on the
premises, about Mine Acres OF Land with the build
inss thereon situated At Coal Kiln Corner, in The
town OF scarborough, on the nortnwesterly side Of
bein. the HOMESTEAD OF the late Henry knighs
deceased Y. s. KNIGHT, Admr.
a. j. y. BAILEY, Auotioneer.
20w6t junel3dtd
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From California.

San FRANCISCO, June g.
The United States sloop-of-war jamestown
reports twenty cases of yellow fever and six
deaths during her voy ge from Panama.
The United States revenue cutter Joe Lane
sailed on the LIST instant to take possession In
the name of the United States of the island
recently discovered about 1900 miles west
northwest from this port. Four expeditions
have htted ont for the same purpose, two of
which have sailed.
The sailing OF the steamer Montana for Sitka
has been postponed.
The revenue cutter Lincoln has been ordered
to report at San Francisco for carving the
proper Government officers to Russian Amsr;.
ca to formally take possession, organize the
revenue system, sc.
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Chicago Markets.

~ / CHICAGO, H., june r.
Flour unchanged; fancy Spring extras ct 10 90 a
II 90. Wheat irregular at decline of @ 7c; sales
g ST. Corn quiet; sales at 81 q Size for No. In
store Oats dull and quiet; sales at 54} q 55Ac for
No. 2. Rye dull at II e 10 for No. l. Barley NOM
inal Provisions dull; Mess Pork at Fl 90; Lard at
life. Cattle dull at I 70 q 37b for fair to good
steers Live Hogs declined 70 q soc; sales at 50 a
% for common to extra choice. Sheep dull at 10 So
Receipts-3,600 bbs. -four, 600 bush. wheat, 49,
600 bush corn, 1900 bush. oats, $500 hogs Ship
ments-s6o0 bbls -four, 5000 bush. wheat, 142, 600
bush. corn, 5000 bush. oats.
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Wanted.
HOAT and PANT MAKERS TO work i'm the sbon
~ at No. 1872 Fore street.
May "a. d3w~ ALFRED HASKELL
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sIut,sn In peru~Ontbreak In Bolivia.
NEW YORK, June Il.
CORRESPONDENCE from Lima, Peru, dated May
%, saws the revolution was assuming decided
shape. The English mail steamer Limena,
from Valparaiso for Panama, was seized by
Caldsra CASTILLO and about thirty other discon
tented Peruyians off Iquiqus, carried into the
small port of Messillones De Pisaqua, Invested
of ffty cases of her cargo containing Ameri-
can rifles, and was then allowed to pass on her
way Considerable excitement ensued among
the authorities on hearing of this, and the
steamer Meteor, with 600 men and ten pieces
OF artillery were dispatched to africa immedi-
ateiy Tor the purpose of whipping Castillo be-
fore he could organize.
The Indians at Puno are in state of revolt
anu 1t was thought they would join Castillo.
Two regiments at Cazes has been dispatched
to Puno and q decided move for or against the
incipient rebellion is expected at any moment.
Amid all this excitement the questions be-
tween Prado and Congress have been dropped
although the Spanish question is frequently
discussed in Congress.
The cholera in Buenos Ayres was decreasing
The allied feet were at Valparaiso ON the 10Th
of May.
An outbreak had occurred in Villa Grande,
Bolivia, in favor of Gen. Archer.
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TRENTON. n. j.. June IL.
The race to-day was very exciting. The dis
very extensive. The best race was between
double teams. Mr.. Boden's team won the first
neat in 2.4O, and the second in 2.39, and B.
Dobbles team won the third and fourth heats
IN 10y and 2.T: Both heats were closely con-
by Dobble, who received the first premium and
boden the second. There were about 5000
persons present.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, June IL.
II 90; family II 80 q IL 90; fancy IA 90 @1 10 co..
Wheat firm with little doing; No. Winter was held
at 80 and 40 was offered. Corn dull and unsettled
and held at Toe for No. in elevator Oats In fair de-
maud; sales No. in bulk at Gle. Rye dull at 40 Coz
No. l.. Whiskey at SOC In bond. Provisions--Mess
Pork dull with forced sales at Fl So but generally
held at p OO Bulk Meats dull at TIC for shoulders
and loo for side Bacon in moderate demand at &c for
shoulders for sides, and l2fc for clear sides Lard
at IA q lie. Eggs 1t 10 q Ice. Money close
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n EBLOI9 Il WEBB, Anorneys aae
IL Oounsellors, at the Doody House, corner Of
y0euxrsss and Chestnut streets. Iy~
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=. NEW YORK, June 12-6PM.
Money IN more demand but easy at q per cent,
on cali. Foreign Exchange quiet at 11OA for prime
Government securities active and higher Stocks
less active at the close, with sight reaction from
the hgnest point, and more disposition was mani
iested the close to put out short contracts Monp
shares depressed and prices lower. The business al
the Sub. treasury to-day WAS as follows: Receipts,
payments $s,E7, 434; balance, $134 ,5ls,-
gold notes $4,000 ~
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valuable stores on Fore st. for
SAFE at Auction.

WILL be offered for sale at public auction on
W SATURDAY, the 18th day OF June inst, the two
engple stores lS and 1z0 Fore street. on Inc
way leading 10 Commercial street ana Custom HI 40
wharf, Ihese stores have a very desirable front to-
WARDS the new Pearl street, and Will be tie next
properties to the new Custom House. with a f,fty-
iees street between Wharf street In the rear offers
sale on the promises at H. A NJ The sioras
Will be sold separately. Good title will be s,y.n-
Terms made known at the sale or by inouirinp 81
BLANCHARD. Va -'<AAa-
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Sale Of forfeited Goods.

hE Following described merchandise having been
L seized Tor violation of the Kevsnne -, ~ - a
INC United states, and the Appraisers having arS-
neI under oath that the expense keeping the same
IL VIII be sold at public auction, at Custom Bonsss
Nj, 10 wit: - 'AooA n
one Schooner called the "KATE BROWN, NJ
Inomaston, her tacaie, apparel iurniture updsr
the provisions OF Sec 49, ofthe Act tied ACT
e." approved July Is, Ie66. fFN'
Portland, June 8, 1867. dtd
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Wanted,

Wanted.
A FEW good Male and Eemale Agents Immediate.
or call on i n ,N MI amp
Market Square, mp stairs, Portland, Me.
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SAN UEL f. COBB,
No. 3SS Congress street,
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET.

DIANO FORTES, Melodeons, Organs. Guitars,
L Violins Banios Flut mas, Music Boxes, Con-
sertnas, Accordeons TamSorpes Flutes nsc tissSS-
lets, Picalos, Clariones iolin snno ns,c s,,
BOOKS. Tion and Guitar strings, stere, SCOPES and
Views Umbrellas, Canes Clocks bird BIRD cages, ISSH
.a $3.50 o Pictures and Frames, Fancy Baskets, Chill
da carriages and great variety Of otheg articles.
LII Pinuos Taken in Exchange for New.
~ra-Pianos and Mslodeons tuned and TO rent.
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June 1f-dtf MAs, Auetio heer.
House and Lot ON Ind;o
81. at uctian

I'm THURSDAY, june 18Th, ats P NJ ...u
~ sell tue valuable blouse on India street ISL
house from Congress st. Said House is ,eS' IhIi1
occupiedJ built by the day The most Ii re-
man. er, tains 10 rooms, and atties; piped ~,
gooa cenar large Drlck clstoi n Inc house is very
oox7O iee THIS property Is nney situated and very
des rable for occul ancy.
Sale positive-Terms known at sale.
te11-ltd f. u, BAILEY. Apct,r
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FOR SALE

4 q NICE Emery Wheels, with table, Shaft for
IOWheel at each enc, and counter shaft, but little
used. ...'
Also four Vuloanized Wheels and two arbors will
be sold very reasonable.
j. w. PENNEY,
Mechanic Falls, Me.
June 8, 1867. -d2w*
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The Aurratt Trial.

WASHINGTON, June u
In the Criminal Court in the Surratt trial
this forenoon, Judge Foster granted the mo-
ton of the United States District Attorney
and quashed the array ofjurors. He then dis
charged the present jury and ordered 26 tales
jury. The Court then adjourned.
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Proposals for R0tiO2as
and Ship Chandlery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

DIsTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMoUTH,f
Portland, June Z, 1861. J
OEALED Proposals will be received nj this office
y until the 21st day of June inst for the supply OF
rations TO tho petty officers and seamen Of the u 5.
Revenue Steamer " MahOning," or any other Rovc-
nue. Cutter OF cutters that may be stationed at this
port the term Of one year fro the LIST day OF Ju-
ly next. A. r
The rations tor the Revenue service is the as
that allowed In the naval service emitting the liquor;
aud consists Of the following articles, viz: 6eef
Pork Flour, Rice, Raisns, Dried Fruit. Pickles or
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese, Molasses, Vinegar.
The rations to be o; good and wholesome quality,
to be approved by the Captain and the different ar
tcles comprising the rat0ns to be delivered on board
the vessel in good and sufficient casks and vessels, to
be provided by the contractor, and the contents
thereof to be distinctly marked on each It 20 pc
understood that the contractor will be bound 70 u,
ish, upon reasonable notice. often a. may s ammo
qured by the Captain Of the vessel Win IN" o pper-
baton OF the Collector not excesdng upon o an rsb
age one day In each week., such ires h rresonino
vegetables as may be equIvsleh.t " avei seryice
parts OF the ratiOns alto we'd IN the nav a SCI
Table OF rations NAV be seen at ths ONCE, or
Sealed pronosals will also be received at TINS once,
unt iha 21.f inst Ship Chandiery LOT the use OF
the above named vessel or vessels for SAID term Oh
one year articles to be bid for, and other srecfoa-
tns eessary to full understanding Of the propo-
u1 , III dsertised tor may be at this office.
sas a"'o ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
,,e7 dtd Collector.
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The Boiler Explosion Mt PHILADELPHIA.

mn PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
Inc Coroners jury to investigate the cause
OF the recent boiler explosion OH Chestnut
street. rendered a verdict to-day, to the effect
that the explosion was caused by an over pres
sure of steam occasioned by closing the stop
valve Immediately above the boiler, thereby
shutting off all Communication with the safety
valve and pressure gauge, and that the eyi-
dence tends to show that the valve was closed
by Mr. Geasy to enable the workmsn to make
repairs on the engine. Twenty-three bodies
have been recovered, four persons still miss
ing, -
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Desirable Real ESt:afc
PARK STREET,
A It AUC TON!
On Monday, June 1 7th, at 3 p. NJ,
On the premises, No. IS Park Street.


MILL be sold that very desirable pronertv rs
w Gently occupied by stephen Patten, ESQ.
The dwelling Is three st ried, of brick, modern
built, finished in The most thorough manner. in ex-
celent condition, with all the model improvements
and adap'ed to the convenience of the usekeener'
Has gas fittings and burners throughout, furnace,
arranged houses in the city. 49,
First story contains dinug room and two kitchens.
Second story has suit OF parlors and lifting room
nail anu library Third story tour sleeping rooms
and wardrobe, with bath room for hot and cold
water. Attic two good sized sleeping apartments -
The arrangement OF pantries, closets and c othes
presses are convenient and ample
on the premises an excellent stable, with an en-
IS by 100. ''
10 any party desiring fine residence this offers
rare opportunity be ng situated one of the many
lovely streets OF our city. 1t offers rare chance
from the lact that MUST BE SOLD, the owner having
rem wed nom the State Tie dwelling NAV be ex-
am,ned any day previous to sale, from four to five
O'Clock r. M by calling for key at next door No 53
A deposit OF two hund ed dollars will be REQUIRED
OF the purchaser at time OF sale. Sale positive No
reservation. For urther particulars call ON j. III
HAMLIN Commercial Street, or
~ K. M. PArTEN & CO., Auct.
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.. sr NEW ORLEANS, June II.
Cotton-frmer; sales 2OsO bales; Low Middling st
"a e 24ic; receipts 1928 bales. Sugar-Louisama low
lair 124c. M0lasses-Lousiana fair at 60 a. Toe; Cuba
for lillery at Soc. Sterling Exchange l474 "a ISL
New York sight Exchange g te premium.
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Miscellaneous Dispa,eLe..

NEW YORK, June e.
The Posts special says Mr.. Withers, late
the President this morning for reinstatement
in his office. -. - y" y
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June H.
, The steamer Enterprise passed up the river
TINS morning with the remains of Ex- Governor
CiaIb jackson OF Missouri. They will be taken
to Saline county, Mo-, for interment.
,,..t PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
This evening, while John Chckmer (black-
smith, was beating his wife, Fred Ditmer, son
OF well-known brewer, interfered to save the
wound which is thought to be mortal. Click.
mer was arrested.
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SAN FRANCIsCo. June 8.
The Savage Mining Company has declared divi
dend Of $500 per foot for May, the Yellow Jacket
S76 and Kantuck $50 per share. Mining stocks are
quoted as follows: Savage 3s10, Yellow Jacket 1797
Crown Point 1890, Gould & Curry $40, Choer Potosi
b35, Kantuck 475, Ophir 292 Imperial 197, Oberman
As, Bullion 49, Legal tenders IA.
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OMAHo, June H.
About twenty men have been killed by the
Indians during the past week, and about two
hundred head OF stock stolen. Some DAYS the
Indians attack simultaneously half a dozen
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WANTED.
Wanted

i rage use state color, age, weight, and Lowest
cash price. Address ~. E. b." Box 2Ois Portland
Me, junel2dIt
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For Sale
A GOOD second hand "Cs, uga Chief,' two horse
Apower Moving Machine. Also ffteen Sheep and
Lambs, suitable for market. Inquire of
-a. j. A. MOSES,
je1id7ws At L. c. Briggs & Co, 90 Commercial ut,
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WantaI,

4 PARTNER with a Cash Capital of a few bun.
"A dred dollars in a meat market doing good cash
business. Inquire of
w. H. JERRIS,
june11d1w# Under Iancasier HILL
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House on Congress. opposite Head
OF india st at auctiOn

nS SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, at three o'clock
~ z. NJ, ON the premises on Congress Street.
VIII oe sold new wooden dwelling house built since
Inc hre oy the present owner and occu ant j. A.
SWEET 1t was built or service and durabiliIy and
HI, - NOV NV gu - snShl expense. House and
nan stored "a by n; addition IS by Is; wood house
sale. ;',,a,o I'm Jay vi
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Amn+hor Fenian Raid.

mas oeen cen. stacy ,,s Fenians intend another raid on
Cana,ia hefore long Time only will prove whether
sT - t u. in the rumor not Time has proved
y, anIy the Fenians but people belonging to all
sa;.ies and classes have been making most erten
;oe raids EARNED with those most effective OF weap
S. creenbacks) on the clothing Of California Cheap
Jeh,. and the said Feniaus and said people belonging
TO ali societies and lasses, cordially invited 10
for their money.
Cal ifornia Cheap John dealer IN Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods 1856 Con- ress
street. Remember the sign. june 3, 4w
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PORTLAND, June Sd, 1867.
THHE stockholders of the Ca. co Iron Company are
hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
choice of officers, will be held at the Counting Room
of j. M. Churchill on Wednesday, june 10Th, 1857,
at three O'Clock p. M.
Per Order of Directors
june5dtd GEO. E. B. JACKSON, Clerk.
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CECOND-HAND Granite Caps, Stills, Band. Door
y and Windows suitable for ore 'front.'; Iron
Door, Iron Wash Boiler; lot Board Furrlng and
Cellar Rock for sale low.
d. I. DELAND.
June e-dtf No. rs Green Street.
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Annual Meeting.

For Lease.
THE valuable lot OF land OF Middle and
i Plumb Streets, Tor a term OF years. Enquire
of &. c. MITCHELL X SON,
Aug. %, 1B68-dtf 1Is Fore Street.
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AUiiTfttg RALLIES.
NJ W. fATTEN 4 CO., Auetioncers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Two Stored Wooden Building on
Federal 1T. at Auction.

O-1at aSlispAY, June 18Th, on the premises. at
wooden hniio.k Wall be sold the new two storied
for dwe,i,ng lifted below for a store anil anove
PARTICULAR 1; size "a by a. standing on leased land
junelOdtd
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Horse at Auction.

On SATURDAY, June 18th, at u NJ, in front of
~ Old City Hall, will be sold the Horse ST Andrew
well known in the Canadas as Steeple Chase and
Hunter. Horse thoroughly broken, good in harness
or under the saddle. May be at Gilsons stable
June l3-ltd
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mn SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 70.
The Amherst College ciass-day eYercses
took place to-day, when John N. Burgess of
Nashville, Tenn, delivered the Grafton. and
Edwin A. Grosvenor of Newburyport, the DO
am. The class OF 1858 has elected Frank in.
Rockwell OF Pittsfeld orator, and w. T. Hew-
EFT of South Paris poet.