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miscellaneous.
A YEEs.S CHERRY

FOR THE BApID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoorsc-
ness, Group. Bronchitis, Mcipseat
Consumption, and for the relief Of
JConsumptiue Potients in adranceo
stages Of the disease.
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Wanted,

A SMART active Boy In a Clothing store. APP
a ply TO Messrs q. w. rich q 60. I73 Fore at.
: June % div ~ p 80 - Wv ~ p ~
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vENGEEUL Spirit OF EsconRDo.

NEW ORLEANS, July g. &
The following particulars have been received
herein reference to the execution of Maxi
militant: -.y.-s -.---. 70 at. .t.f o..
The trials of Macmillan, NIejia and Mira.
mon ended on the 14th ult, and they Were
sentenced to be executed on the 10TH Juarez
suspended the execution for three days, and
they were shot on the 18th, at IL o'clock in the
morning. All Colonies of the Imperial army
are sentenced to. six years imprisonment
Lieutenant Colonies 10 five years, and lninoi
officers to two years imprisonment. Briga-
der Generals and the exceptional officers are
to be tried by court martial ,sai z 81
The City OF Mexico was surrendered to Dia7
on the 21st Juarez sent him congratulatory
note, with directions for the disposition of the
prisoners, saying: "The native prisoners YOU
will transfer to your own command or give
them liberty, according to the circumstances
in which you find them. The foreign prison.
ers you will retain for the further disposition
of the Government" 80 -
Among the archives taken at the oeeupatie,
of Queretaro We're some documents relative tt
the last will of Macmillan, wherein, in case o
his death, Teodasco, Learez, Jose Maria LIE
| cunza and Marquese are declared regents
| EscobedO writ es from Queretaro: Il have,
by the execution OF these master traitors made
terror the ordor OF the day everywhere. [ have
imposed large contributions on the rich and
have confscated their property and their all
Where could not do it in person my dele
gates have strictly complied with my orders
l hope before closing my military career TO sec
the blood of every foreigner split that resides
in my country" -.1thl ~ =
There is report that Maximilan was sho
in the face, and the Mexican Generals in thu
back as traitors. l5-,s s..t..f. .isI .rl. ...l
Both the Liberal and Imperial papers o
Brownsville condemn the execution, and tn
RancherO is in full mourning. Buozabat, tn
Governor OF Matamoras, had all the bells rum
and rockets were fred on the receipt of tn
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Cas,,brii.e MARKED.

-a-t Y --+-l d "a ta1ttl CAMBRIDGE July q Is
Receipts-Catile, Ill, Sheep and Lambs i62c2:
Horses, none; Swine, 1900 Calves, none sf-Ui,
PRICES. Beef Cattle Extra, Si3 90 @1 f3 70; frst
quality 200 q IL 80; second quality 1 % a ii co.
tnird quality SO o. g 10 80. -
Prices OF Store Cattle Working Oxen, y pair 5 80,
$500, $3.50 q S525. s--.-s5
Mitch Cows and Calves from $50, $G5, $50, 500 q
! l25. .f. u Fl - s,,... = -, = r.. II =
YsarliPss SO g 3O' two years old $40 Q 50; three
Prices OF Sheep and Lamhs-In lots IS, So so q 81
zach; extra 81 - y 6 90, or from q &C. " ib.
Spring Lambs So 90 @ 50 90. 80
Veal Calves 50 (o9 $40. -7 -->.'f
Hides % q loo. Talow7 a TIC ~ ID. ... 7-t
Lamb Skins Doc each. Cali Skins 20 9p 25c ~ ID.
Clipped Lam b Skins % "a SIC each.
n. u. Beef-EYtra and first duality includes moth
ing but the ocst large, fat, stallied Oxen secono
quality includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
stabilized Cows, and tho best hree year old Steers;
ordinary consists of Bulls and the refuse of lots
Sheep-Extra includes Cossels and when those of
inferior quality are thrown out OF the lot.
Cattle-1S0 Northern and 221 Western comprised
the supply OF Cattle at this market 1t being under
stood hat there were some 2000 bead Of Western al
Brighton, which were bought at considerable lower
prices the dealers found that last weeks prices could
not be maintained, and good Steers were bought at
from S13 90 ~ Is 80 % cw We quote prices 81 y
cwt OFF; at this reduction there was fair market.
sheep and Lanbs-rhe market was dull, there be-
ing nearly 1900 head more than last week. Quite
proportion were sold on drift. Prices kom "a lie
ID lower The arrivals at Mettord were nearly all
Spring Lambs -. hi-4 - r. ri.l5,l,s 3 -lse
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Rrirhluri Market.

-- - ..ls--rz&gQ, BRIGHTON, July 8.
Atmatket for the current week; Cattle, 1861 Sheep
and Lam s, 265l; swine, 2200; number OF Western
Cattle, 1928; Eastern Cattle, s. Working Oxen and
Northern Catte 125 Cattle lett over from last week
PRICES. Beet Cattle-Extra S1i % "a IL 80: first
quality SIS 60 a S14 co.; second qualify $12 80 a
S13 70; third quality $11 000 SIP 20 a. loo TBS 1.-THE
total weight OF hides, tallow and dressed beef.
Brighton Hides, 10 q ioA; " ib; Brighton Iallvw,
Country Hides, 81 q loo y ib; Countr, Tallow, 81
q 7Ac ~ lib. i.a'1i-1-l faiasIstsmls5 i 17- (. :
Lamb Skins 50c each. ysss 2u7i- es4i5 -.t1l.ss r.
Calf Skins 20 e &c y H.. Sheared Sheep Skins,
o5c EACH ~. .sSsfTylsTa -sallsI,sI- i 49,
Remarks-The supply OF Beeves in market this
week Is larger than for several weeks, and the
quality is better than those OF last week. Most OF
sales made in the 10 ter part of the week OF of
the best Cattle at t5c " h. but did notice any
sales yesterday at over lac. Prices have fallen OH
from QUO g 81 " cwt from last quotations. The trade
was active yesterday, and there q large number
Cattle disposed of before the close last night. Ii
is in contemplation, and the drOyers signing an
agreement to change the market day from Wednes-
day to Friday to go into effect on Friday July 18TH
1867 q u 81 NJ q
I Stores-There are no Stores at market, except q
few Working Oxen and Milen Cows. 81 sTt1l
Working 1xenwdhe supply is light and the is
from the immediate vicinity. Holders asking
from $500 to $3.50 " pair. bs.s -Fsvfa 5.re sfft-I
Mich Cows-Ihe supply is light. We quote salei
extra So5 e 800; ordinary $50 0e S75; Store Cow:
s45 e s55 y head. Prices of Mich Cows depend al
together upon the fancy OF the p .rchaser. I'd he
Sh ep and Lambs-There is a large supply in mar
ket, AMI prices are from 70 81 v head lower thar
So, 81 81 70, 81 so q 81 IS y bead old Sheep ST q
6icP 1b Trade is duli and many of the drovcrs le
butchers take their stool, to market for them. = d
q 10cP lib. Columbia county Pigs are wholesalin:
at a Sic ~ ib retail, 81 a loo W fb. Fat Hogs
1850 at market; prices q re " h. t51e ~
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.ls- VI =. 49,.
From Havana, Hayii, Mexico q C.
NEW YoRK, july 2.

NEW York, July g.
Havana advices of the 29th ult. state that
j. M. Morales late senior partner of the house
Of j. NJ. Morales & Co, is to be the new direc-
tor of the Spanish Bank. 1t is expected that
several more heavy houses will go into liqui-
dation soon. Several persons are on trial for
engaging in the slave trade. q
The latest adyices from Hayti represent af-
fans as very unsatisfactory. Their border
towns had pronounced in favor Of annexation
with st. Domingo. A bill had been found for
bidding the return Of all those who left at the
time OF the evacuation by the Spanards unless
pardoped. Gen. Rodriguez was condemned
by court martial to be shot, and was executed
on the 10Th uit. t'.a
Advices from Vera Cruz to the 2lst ult state
that the city was almost ready to capitulate
zen. santa Anna was prisoner at Campea-
chy. Important documents had been found on
his person, and he was under close surveil.
ance.
Carthagena, q. S. of Colombia advices of the
9th ult state that while President Mosauera
was returning to his residence after driving
with Acosta he was made prisoner by his
own guard Gen Acosta was tha leader in the
move. Gen. Acosta then assumed the reins OF
government until PRESIDENT should be elect
ed. Mosquera was closely confined having
been proclaimed traitor.
1t is reported that serious disturbance ba(
occurred in Porto Rico, and large number o
rioters had been shot,
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Eu;ldyngs for sale.
For Sale.

rWo GOOD wooden dwellings houses. For partic-
1 uass plcase call on the subscriber at No. SO
Bra ket, street, -- 81 u. w, II. BHOOhs.
,Ju)y 3-diw -~---5
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"A nornins paper puonshes ane ioii1Wing sd
LoND1s, ouy =.
Inc London star and Morning Herald, com
mentlng upon me speech OF the emperor Me-
poIeon, ridlcuie ms idea OF ipefty.
a, Inc London Times ana 9i9rnln2 tost PITY
the iate OF Maxlmllan, and denounce the cru
city Oh ouafez. 4A.l1
DUBLIN, June 2.
On ounoay nlgnt last the ponce discoTerer
acroWa Oh enlans secretiy drliiing near WEEK
LOW. anu hitss'eo siA "a 'neni, 'ogesher Win
tnelr ieiaoer.1 $500.
m, IAhIs' guy =.
Inc American Commissioners n, Mf. becKwitn
mas IA Deen MAGE a an oIncer OF tne Legion % OF
anu onal,es Srhiiis la lenoe 0I MI!
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SD Indian Affairs.

sf- ca CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 3.
The Times has the following special dispateh
made up from Denver newspapers of June 28ih
and 18th The latest arrivals from Santa Fe
state that the Indian tribes are becoming
troublesome in New Mexico. They had car
ried OH some stock and killed one man in San
Miguel county in the early part of June. The
Hava Jahees and Apaches are especially hos
tile in their conduct towards the whites %
Two coaches arrived atDenyer ON the 18th
of June, over Smoky Hill route. They en-
countered no difficulty with the Indians, but
were delayed on account of the high water,
which had caused damage to the Kansas 81
Pacific Railroad. Several streams were rem
dered impossible. Later adyices say the rail
road had been repaired.
A band of 200 Indians attacked Fort Wal
lace June 22d, killing two soldiers and wound
ing several others. Three Indians are known
to have been killed. -'y-t - '-4s -,
The Salt AXE Vidette, of June 18th, states
that the Indians are driving off stock from
Lower Beaver river in Utah. sllaNy
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II o ST =

BETWEEN Cape Elizabeth Ferry and the Market
ID on Market street, a silver Watch Ths finder
viii be suitaoy BY leaving 1t at this office.
July 1-d1w* ess- -i o. III 81 -ri-.-t.- fl--I
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LOST AND FOUND.
WAN1ELJ.
Wanted.
Wanted.

A PARTNER with Cash Capital OF few hun
"A dre dollars, In a meat market doing good cash
business. Inquire OF o. W. H. JERRIS,-
jyldlw Under Lancaster Hall.
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a.ssa Sssgsss;as;sss,

I -, -. .siii2'afosI jay G
Tie joihs COMMITTEES OF Congress appointet
to notify the President that the two house,
have met and are ready for business, visited
the Executive mansion to-day, but the Presi.
dent being ABSENT at the Georgetown College
Commencement they again called this eve
ming. 1t is not likely he will send any mes
sage IN the character OF message to Congress
as This is merely continuation OF the March
The receipts from the internal revenue to-
day We're over a million and half s..zca a
The amount of gold in the vaults of the
Treasury ON the LIST inst. was $1O8,O6OOOO, of
which amount S19,000,00O were held in certfi.
Gates. This amount will be reduced by the
payment this month of interest of 5-2Os and
other bonds amounting to 100000 I'll q
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- ~ CHICAGO, III, July3
opened iirmer at an advance Of q SC, but closed
quiet; No. Spring att "a g rs; No. Spring at
w q 2 o. Corn hrmer at advance OF &c; sales
at 80 e el1e for No. l.; No at TIL "a 7sc Oats duh
at o. "a DC or No. 2. Rye dull at OIL for No. l.
BARLEY neglected Provisions quiet; Mess Pork 20 80
g 100; Lard III Cattle dui at so % 25 for fair
good shipping: Live Hogs dull at rs e is for
htif to good shipting. a : -e.5--------.
Recoipts-2,ae0 bbIs. -four, 5000 bush. wheat, IT.,
QUO bush. corn, 100 bush. oats shipments~5 900
hbs h,ur, 1860 bush. wheat, 100000 bush corn, G.,
300 hush oafs = 81 = -l7F.-'a'
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AfL. " LONDON, July 2-Evening.
Consols closed steady at o. for money. -&sAtt =
AMERICAN SECuRIrIES.-The following are the
closing prices for American securities United States
5-2O's, 72a; Illinois Central shares 79 Erie Railway
shares 43t. ~ eE&4S p Ns75e, 80'- y :
LIVERPOOL, July 2-Evening.
The Cotton market closed weak the following
the authorized quotations.: Middiing urlants al
Brea stuils-The market closed firm; Corn at SIS 81
per quarter, new Mixed Western; Wheat-cahfornia
White at IS. I'd per Genital; Peas So Cd Barley Is
10d Oats ADVANCED Id and closed at 50 81 per As lbs
Provisions-inarket has been quiet throughout the
day. Bacon Ais Cd for Cumberland cnt mindless Pork
and Beef unchanged; Lard AS; Cheese 62s for fine
American. Prodace-Taliow ass Cd tor American
Rosn--at 6s o., fer common Wilmington, aud fine
American Sis Cd per CIV; Spirits Turpentine 30s per
standard White at Is Id. ri L1oe ,Niti- % =
LONDON. July ..
Sugar closed firm at an advance; No. IL Dutch
standard Ass 3d. Iron steady at So per ton for Scotch
Pig, mixed numbers. Linseets Unchanged. Oils
whale and sperm steady az the opening quotations.
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rslfa.. and Moossheaa Lake RAILWAY

nv >, . BELFAST, July 3.
Company, with capital of over 81 100000, was
organized to-day. Hon. Ralph @. johnson
called the meeting to order, and H. o. Alden,
President of the Maine Telegraph Company,
presided; The charter was accepted, and Mr..
Alden, Hon: Thos. Marshall, President of the
Belfast National Bank, Col. A. w, johnson.
Axei Hayford, and other prominent citizens
were chosen directors. Measures were taken
for the Immediate construction Of the road.
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CinciuuatI ssnr,ke,..

$50 - .11svye. gCINGINNAJI, July a.
Flour dull and lower; family at IL GO q, II So
Wheat dull saes No. Winter at 70; receipts large
Corn dull and nominal al "a q 75c for No. /. Oats
frmer; sales at 81 a Csc for No. 1; No held at Gee
Pork steady at 81 0S. Bulk Meats held at 81 TO- 1os
q llc for shoulders, sides and clear sides. Hams in
good demand al IA a. &c ior common and IL "a H.
for sugar cured. Lard dull and held at III q lie
Butter at IL "a 17c
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To Let
House for Sale,

WITH 30 iRD, large pleasant suitable
W for gentleman aud wife, at 81 Free street
June 2o-dtf
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s1a .tja4us Wanted. ss ..f..s .ssl
EO 600 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
COsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
inercias, near foot of Emery street.
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
Company, 1891 Commercial, at corner of Union ST.
tebl2d&wtf fs lE1-.. e f5-~. I. @. HERSEY
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p. 2 - NEW .oRnEA I, .Inlp 3 !.
- . 7I'll--7s u Us y n. --.1--I9
Il Ill Il Nj A r. k &c II 8 !.
Financ,al.
N-xr w.

ja-rt asD Financial. -7,s - Z o~''A
-s New YORK, July SO P. NJ.
The money market Is unusually easy, and brokers
generally eomplsn of large balances being left over;
call loans g per cent; prime discounts 81 "a
per cent Gold strong at the close, rising 10 1851
curities firm and in demand. Stocks irm and higher
at the close OF the day Mining shares quiet in the
morning but strong and more active at the close
The business at the Subrreasury to-day was as fol-
lows: Receipts $3,7s2,1S0; payments, $1,000, 4s5
The receipts inclu lie for customs 1921 000 and gold
notes $4GO 900. .allaI n II = p
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Z NEW YORK, July3.
Oettonmunclanged; sales 1900 bales; Middlng up
lands at % o. 263c. = scu a NH, --i,sli :, :.
Flour-1O g 1Uc lower; sales .4Ga0 bbls.; State at
5fa % 10 20; round hoop Ohio at 80 6ol2 40; Vest
orn at . 60 @ II 80; Southern at 50 e. l5 25; Cali
forna at IL 90 a. 400. stg8d yL.i 49, - - : y
Wheat-dull; sales 1880 bush. Chicago Spring
No. at 80 q 90; Milwaukee No. at 20. ~ !,
Corn-unchangei; sales $4,000 BUSH; new Mixed
western 1 o5 g I 10; White Southern TO- =
Oats-closed steady; sales $4,000 bush. State s44
Il % 74e.t -f = i75175d : 80 y 1850
Beef-hrm. -e. 30 la-.ls $780,
PSrlk-tirm; sales 1900 bbis; new mess at Il 25 q
.Whiskey-iirm. gE s-H i - - Is e
Groceries-dul.s fud ,yigsfff3 81 80, 20 49, L.
;Freights to Liverpeol-steady Cotton per steamer
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Nine Per Cent,

and 1t is believed that the completion of the road
like the Government bonds, they will go above par.
The Company intend to sell but limited amount at
the present low rate and retain the right to advance
the price at their option. l "a leslsais4 .i
Subscriptions viii be received in New York by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No 7, Nassau ST.
CLARK, DODGE & Co., BANKERS, 81 Wall ST.,
JOHN j Cisco 81 Son, BANKERS. No. SO, Wall st
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout tic United States, o. whom maps and
descriptive pamphlets may he obtained. They
will also be sent by mail from the Company's office,
No. ~ Nassau street, New Yoik, on application.
Subscribers will select their own Agents in whom
they have confidence, who alone will be responsible
to them Tor the safe delivery of the bonds
1OlIN J.. cisco, Treasurer,
NEW YORK.
=, W.. Fl. WOOD d SON, are agents ior the sale of
the above bonds in this civ, june3d.Vw3 :
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fssspaAhagaasls.
Six Per Cent. in Gold,
AT

Ninety Gents Os' the Dollar.
This road is already completed to Julesbnrg, three
handl Cd tnty-six miles west OF Omaha and IS fully
equipped, and trains regularly rum ng over it,
Inc company has now onhano sufficient ron ties.
etc, to finish the remaining portion to the eastern
base OF the Nocky Mountains, 212 miles, wulch is
under contract to be done September lst OF tni.
year, and ii is expected TIA. the entire road Will te
in running order from Omaha to its western connec-
tlon with tile Central Pacific, now being rapidly
built eastward from SACRAMENTO CAL. during 1870
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Manufacturing Jeweler.

~ REEVES. manufacturer of every des rip
~. ton Of Jewelry, having established himself at
$50 Congress Street, is now prepares to make am,
thing In the line. Persons furnishing their gold
can have their jewels made to order Diamonds and
Pearls reset. Hair Graded and mounted la the lai
and mounted A large assortment of cheap Jewery
for sale. G. REEVES,
june2idtf t-1 No. 1916 Congress Street.
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Town of yyestbrooIx.

TREAsURER's OFFICE June %, 1867
NOTICE Is hereby given to Nonresident owners
~ of real estate that the Taxes for 1866, Iemain
ing unpaid have been returned by the ,oilect to
and that such estates will be advertised tor sale
if the taxes are not paid previous to Ju y6h.
GEO. c. GOODMAN, treasurer
,Tune 9Q-dfw tl7I - tt-l77 - Try g ~
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Conflict Of Authority in New Orleans.
Gen. ssileriaan,s Power disputed. 27yL.

~, p NEW ORLEANS, July 3.
The issue between the displaced officials of
the city Of New Orleans and Gen. Sheridan
was made to-day, in the refusal of the Comp
troller of the city to paw the salaries of the
municipal officers appointed by Gov Flanders,
the appointee OF the military authorizes. The
refusal was based upon Attorney General
Stanbery's opinion. .i.si sissi us s'ele., ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-04
The Revolution in Colon bis a.

geo NEW York, July 8.
Private intelligence from Colombia. to the
18th OF June, states that Mosquera had been
captured at Bogota and his principal general
was in command of his forces. With his cap
ture the revolution is supposed to be at an end.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-04

TO Let.
ttHE room over Vickery & Hawlev's Dry Goods
store. No. 81 Free street, now occui led by Her
man kaler g. Co. for a Wholesale Millinery and
straw GOODS business
Tnis room will be vacated some time in June.
For particulars enquire OF Ii S. kaler q Co. or
VICkESY & HAWLEY. June 3.utf
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BRADLEYS PATENT
CISOQUET :

Is Acknowledged To the s.c-t Ever
aaanufactur~d in This or Amy
u --s--- ,siher Country.
We manufacture under THREE UNITED STsTEs
PATsNis, wnich secu to the exclusive right to
manufacture Croqurt SEES with I'M ENlCA
b ILLS, PLATED BRIDGES, and SOCKET
BSlpGES. TEese ave the prominent Pc nts on
which we claim the superiority oi CroqreieIi S
over all Others IN addition TO hese we have the
Improved shape Mailst. Our enIcr q ard
Pae ing B.x, mali of Chestnut finished In oil
aud prov ided with metal cocners tina give lIeat
durability the boxes. During the last two yeais
our Or sluet ha> gained rep tation for du ability
amt npish that NOT only determined TO sus-
tain but TO incr1 this season Inquire for Brad
ey's Cro9 Ell, aul be sue tiat the box Is marked
at the top, "Brndiey's a requst, Paid Prit
=. nSsS{SC
F.r ale, wholesale and retail, by
-l .,lf .CHAS. DAY, JR., & CO.,
June 30 DIV 80 Exchange Street.
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New Orleans nsa,hets.

| NEW ORLEANS, ,Julva
Cotton--saies $50 bales; Low Miidlng 235 I'd 2ic;
receipts 3l5 hles exports 1873 bales. Sugar and Mo-
1 lasses dull and unchanged. Sterling Exchange las
/ s@ 1921. New York Sight Exchange e premium
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For Sale,

Csaj For Sale.
MASTERS interest in Schooner Idaho, for sale
MI Inquire OF = C. A. WAITE, I
July 3. DIST Freeport.
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AtUTiba aALEs,
Il. M. pATTEN Il CO., Auct,oue.y,
OFFICE EXCH ,NGE STREET.
Grass at Auctiou

ON FRIDAY, July 9TH at p. NJ, n the prenis-
6Ses Will be sold the grass on ABOUT 70 acres of
neid LtmerIy owned BY the late Peter Luut, siluat-
81 ~ estbi ook, on the new Falnou, b read about
o"e itn an. mile from Tukeys Bridge. Terms c-sh.
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For Sale.

rs,HE house and lot No 20 Park Street, lately oe-
oupied the subscriber, rs offered Tor sale y, ~
Park and Cong ess stree g, at M So Jones eey cen
the hours of two and three and six an1 CLOCK
2. NJ. ELbhiDUS oA1oN.
July 8 DIV
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THE Mckay Sewing Machine, the only
u machine III existence by which sewed loot or
shoe can he made. Adapted to all kinds. styles and
sizes OF boots and SHOES. 200 pairs can be made with
These shoes axe precedence of all others in the
ket, and are made substantially at the cost of peg
ch mes with competent men to set them In opera
ton, furnished at days notice. For particulars
OF license apply to GORDON McKA J, Agent. Bath
street, Boston, Mass. As Apl 16.T dGm
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-04
For Baltimore,

n lie regular packet sch Abbie, Capt. Loring,
4 having most part OF cargo c. g. ged. For freight
on passage apply 10 y --Il0E
ORLANDO NJ, KERSON,
soa.- No 1903 Commercial street, up stairs
iuly3-3t, @ f i4 - 'i"h
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-04
House Wanted
Wanted

RY irresponsible larty. A tenement in the W est
)ern part OF the city, containing five or SIX rooms
Ad lress, P. o. Box 2l7i. jezldzw
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-04

Large Hail and Offices to Let.
nNER Patten's, Nos. IA and IL Exchange ST. eet
and q large hall.
JOHN NE Il,
May 10. It ga 50 state Street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-04
For Rent.

nFFICES in the third story CT building On corner
" of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at OF
lice OF OCEAN LNSUkANCE co,
Feb. 25. tt Exchange Street.