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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-02

FRANKFORT, June 30.
United States bonds are quoted to-day at TT.
LONDON, July Moon
AMERICAN SEcURITIES-The following are the
current quotations fr American securities: United
states 6-2Os Illinois Central Railroad shares 70f
Erie Railroad shares 43.
LIVERPOOL, July 1-Noon
Cotton dull and unchanged; estimated sales TODAY
at 900 bales; Middling upands lid; MiddI ne Or
leans lid Breatlstuffs firm; new Mixed Western
Corn Sss. Provisions unchanged. Produce-Linsced
Cakes 20 lbs; other articles unchanged.
60. LONDON. July 1-2P.M
Consols ore quoted at 94a tor money.
AMERICAN SEcURITIES.--At this hour American
Securities are quoted follows: U. s. b-2Os 723:
Illinois Central shares 79i; Erie Railroad shares a.
LIVERPOOL, July 1-2P.M
vanced Cd. Other articles unchanged
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Demand of fi,c Creians for independence
ri e. -i'FI lsJ Creek A fairs.

I'M. 49,. WASHINGTON, July l.
The latest official accounts rscaiyed from
Crete are dated 4th of June. They contain no
confirmation OF the reported victories of Omar
Pasha, though they Were said to have taken
place on the 81 Of June. According to the
advices from Heralldon, in Crete, Omar Pasha
attacked the Greeks with his whole army on
che LIST of June, but from the fact that the
Turks maintain ed an obstinate silence in re-
gard to the issue OF the battle, it is inferred
that they are badly beaten. The foreign pow
ers seemed to have relinquished their inten-
ton OF advocating the right of suffrage for the
Cretans, and with a view to induce unanimity
Of action, they conine their efforts to the
proposal OF commission to examine the com
plants and claims of the Cretans; but the Gre
tans state that they will not be satisfied with
anything short Of their complete independ-
ence. The Greek budget for the current
year has been published. The receipts
amount to thirty-two million drachms, ana
promise to reach forty million. The highest
receipts before the annexation of the Union
Island never exceeded twenty-four million.
The expenditures for 1867 are estimated at
twenty millions, SO that there will be a consld-
cradle surplus
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Celebration Of the Canadian Confedern.
tfOu.

IT. - TORONTO, July !.
To-day was observed as general holiday.
All business was suspended, and the CITY was
gaily decorated with flags. The prominent
feature OF the celebration was the review of
troops OF regulars and volunteers, which was
witnessed by an immense concourse of citi-
zehs; Tonight a monster concert was held at
The horticultural Gardens, at which the mill
tary bands We're present. The principal build
ings were Illuminated and grand display was
OTTAWA, G. W.. July /.
Lord M0nck was sworn in this forenoon, and
called on John A. Mcdonald to form a Priyy
Council. Shortly after being sworn in LORD
Monck reviewed the troops. The observance
OF the day as holiday is universal.
1t Is understood that Sir N. f. Belldau will
De appointed Governor of Quebec, Gems. Will
OF Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, proyis-
lonally, and Gen. Stilsed is spoken of for the
same in Ontario, temporary.
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Mgxilo.
Confirmation OF the Report Of
Maximiiian's Execution.

NEW YORK, July 1.
The Tribune's special says Gen. Grant re-
ceved private telegram from Gen. Sheridan
last night confirming the execution Of Maxi
milan. ..
When the messenger bearing dispatches
from our government relative 60 sparing the
life of Macmillan delivered his package to
Juarez the latter informed him. that he, Jua-
req, was disposed to spare the life of Maximil.
ian, but the pressure from the Mexican lead
ers and the people for his execution was SO
great it would be impossible to resist it.
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Chicago Markets.

-, ss.. CHICAGO, Ill., July l..
Flour dull but advanced IL q 25c; sales Spring ex-
tras 60 @ 10 IS; rye flour 90 q 7G0. Wheat heavy
ami declined Sc; sales No. Spring at 20 q "a.
Corn active at IS q S0e for No. 2. Oats dull and de-
cined &c; sales at 81 q 55c No. 2. Rye dull at
iecline OF &c; sales at 90 a o. for No. in store.
Proyisions-Mess Pork at ~ so q 81 co. clear sides
boxed tc; Lard, steam rendered at lie. The stock
of Provisions held hero Is estimated at $4,000 TBS
Lard. - @---t =
Rsceipts-2,7oo bbs. -four, 1900 bush. wheat, 49,
99o BUSH corn, 5000 bush. oats. Shipmenis-6,O6O
10J bush. oats " ~ " -
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE CABLE.

WI BY T n e c A u LE.
ROME, June 80.
The Holy Father, both before and after the
grand ceremonies celebrated yesterday, and
with the most enthusiastio manifestations Of
attachment and devotion by the immense null
titude of clergy and laymen gathered from all
parts Of the world.
PARIS, June so.
His Sublime Majesty Abdul Aziz Sultan of
Turkey, arrived in this city to-day, and was
received by the Emperor Napoleon
Prince Napoleon has again taken up his
residence in Paris and the Ely see is now be-
ing prepared for the reception of the house
hold Of his Imperial Highness. 1910 -lIl
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FLEA EssaMsaa.

-, 4kISAAUND, July !.
The first lot of new wheat was received here
to-day. .s
A large meeting was held here tonight,
zens, who urged all to register themselves, and
that their rights were not effected by the Alex
andria constitution.
The remains of Gen A. P. Hill were brought
to this city to-day and inferred In the Holly
wood Cemetery.
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Sad Accident ne New Market, N. rz.-Two
Persons Drowned ON SUNDAY.

SOUTH NEW MARKET, N. H, July 1.
A party OF eight persons were sailing on
afternoon, when the boat upset. Michael Cone.
a laborer in the foundry at this place, and a
young lady living at New Market, whose name
is unknown, were drowned. The remainder OF
the company, with difficulty, escaped. Cone
was good swimmer and it is supposed that
he met his fate in attempting to save the young
lady. Cone was a single man and about thirty
years old.
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Canndian Affairs.

MONTREAL, July l.
IT is stated that person leaves this city to
give evidence in Washington to the effect that
Surratt bought knife Of him ON the morning
following the assassination of President Lin
coin.
The steamship North Americans mails reach
ed Farther Point on Saturday night in time
to forward by the Austrian There is every
prospect OF getting the steamer off.
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New York weekly CAME Marker.

,,., NEW YORK, July 1.
With augmented receipts and the absence of an
active demand the market for Beeyes ruled higher
and prices were irregular and decidedly lower; some
sales were made at reduction of &c per ID on last
weeks prices, while the bulk of business was at de-
eine OF g lac; sales extra at II g 174c prime 16i
moderately active and prices steady; extra at lac:
prime u @ 12ac; inferior k9 &c. Sheep and Lambs
frmer bnt prices without material change. Hogs
ings were disposed Of at a tic. Receipts-Beeves
SSsI head veals 2l4l sheep and lambs 20 $780, swine
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Cincinnati Mnrker..

CINCINNATI, July /.
Flour dull and shade lower; family at IL co "a
Ii co. Wheat dull and nominal; No sold at IA al
20; Oats at 65 q 66c. Whiskey steady at 3Oc Mess
FORK hrm at 20 O0 a II 60 Bulk Meats in demand
at q loo, but held at advance OF 4c. Bacon held
at H. l2ic for shoulders sides and clear Sides
and 12c for clear rib sides sales were at old rates
only. Hams active; sugar cured common at 14c.-
Lard dull and nominal. Butter dull and unchanged.
Exchange steady =
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Manufacturing ,JeweIer.

n REEVES, manufacturer of every 0es rip-
Ne ton of Jewelry, having established himself at
800 Congress Street, is now prepared to make any,
can have their jewels made to order Diamonds and
Pearls reset. Hair Graded and mounted In the lar
est Styles Jewery, fans, canes, pipes, &c. repaired
and mounted. A large assortment of cheap Jewery
for sale. a. REEVES
JuneZ4dtf No. 1876 Congress Street.
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From New Orleans.

From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1.
The Times says the receipts of the city treas
ury have an average of 100000 per day since
the mayors reputation message was pub
'ished. On Saturday there was such de-
mand for city notes of the class denounced as
illegal and fraudulent by the mayor that pre-
MUM was offered for Them The proclama-
ton has had the effect of unusually stimulat-
ing tax Davers -f- -G.I
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Ares. for Us.er;nz Coua,erfrit Coin.

BOSTON, July I.
Two Italians, giving names of Rose Noria
and Salvador Grasia, were arrested Ibis morn
ing charged with making and circulating spu-
rlous coin of the denomination OF five frame
pieces. They resisted arrest, and one of them
nred several shots from revolver at the per-
sons making the arrest but hit no one.
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4 III Il NJ A II * e T. 9 .


New YORK, July 10 P. NJ.
Money easy at a per cent. ON ea1l and O. q I
per cent. prime discounts, Gold closed steady at
1881 The Sub-Treasuiy to-day paid out So 255, 900
in coin as interest the public deb. Foreign Ex
chang, irm bat dull at IA q 11Ot Tor prime bank
ers bills Stocks closed steady and firm all offered
prices puzzles the street. Mining shares generally
drmer to-day The business at the Sub treasury to-
DAY was as follows: Receipts, 81, 1885, payments
cu 10 for customs 100000, and gold notes $52 o00
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Wallet LOst---S1O Reward!

or near the Boston Depot in this city, on Sat.
"A urday last, contaiiIin, about thirty dollars In
money, anu sundry notes OF value except 10 the
owner, as payment on them has been stopped sls.
Sale Key. The finder viii receive the above reward
by leav ING it at this office.
tsZ7d1we LUTHER PERKINS, West Poland.
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Auction Sale

HERE will DO sold at auction on TUESDAY
ouiy oth, al 10 % clock ia TIE tOle luLL flnl -
previously disposed of AZ private sale al In..r,,'s
wharf, IN BAN, the STEAMER EA,IELk CIT v
WIN All hei apparel and Iurni. ure ON Iote S!,,
Was put la thDfou.h repair TeplaLkeu co "a. r-fasl
eheu anu reeoppe ell, IN loV4 U yIerworhs. nurui-
tire and seuulng, new IN june IS T. ana OF Le hsst
qaanty. Boiler OF the most approved Iatteln anu
make, puC in last m nah and never iun exceL, on
ne lrial trip. das just been painted; sven iuni
- chain, anehors, lie boa s.Lon ey ge anu H.
pumps, ius Anu very iilDg else ne ssary Tor a
sciass passenger sttamei is 7tI tons oil l. ear
snt' Las 40 s,ate-ro.In ms, AID can Desh 2Si pas
an "a; hhsInc built AlaIre WOl Ks, New rs
80 IA III :. perfect order. she is OF tie ias ost
business. -- " All Ae~"y iVi
ihmeuiately aner the above sale one-A. of Tho
SlEASEh DANIEL WEBSTLK with one -brif mr.
sPLStei anu uAnitufe cVnpiels. sts l. IN o,oo mr.
,ier, anu Wen io.nI IN sns, ancho.s lie loais
~ paps anu al oihsr AZ urtenanees necessary
% uIst-eass pass niger boat FulnIt, re an, Le,,
ui-s -safIy ne", an al III god order. She il elO
toiis, ol LieaSurclhCnt la 81 ICONS ant cav
berlh Soo pa seLgeIs; her boiler is goo Ior yn or
three seasons; has splendid engine ia perfect q :
ue. VITA shSht eapense, such as pain ing, &c, is
co NJ tair prlce ~ private sale She was recaulke
reisstened, aud had new sponsons o. to0er last
She - tight, sauncn ana strong
- Also,
large freight she'd, coal pen, and about 800 tons
first qualify or steamer coal
rsS-The boats and property can be seen at Bath
at any time previous TO sale.
J. i !. McR MishS' Committee.
Path 1.nso % e. =; X. HARDING,
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Lost.

5(ETWEEN Chatham street and Tewkesbury's
ID Court. a Hook q L We Box containing $sO-two
twenty dollar bills and the remainder iives and tens
Tne finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving al
tie residence OF James Shehan, on 70 e street be-
tween chatham and Franklin streets. jS27-diw
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I'M ,....., New YORK, July 1.
The Posts special says Thaddeus Stevens
declines to be the guest of the City Council of
Baltimore for want OF time
the question of restoring Southern officials.
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The Auburn Murder Trial.

- ~ .-I.-| LEWISTON, July l. -
The counsel for Verrill finished his closing
argument this afternoon, and the Attorney
General began and also closed for the govern
ment to-day. The case will go the jury to-
morrow noon.
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Town of WesthrOOk.

TREAsURER's OFFICE, June 20, 1867.
NOTICE l. hereby given to Nonresident owners
~ OF real estate that the Taxes for 1866 remain-
ing unpaid, have been returned by the Collect n to
me and that such estates will lie advertised for sale
If the taxes are not paid previous TO Juy6ih.
~ GEO. G. GOODMAN, treasurer.
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New Orleans Markets.

,ualu NEW ORLEANS, July /.
Cotton-saes $50 bales; Low Middlng DC; re-
ceipts 81 bales; exports 3S0S bales No Louisiana
sugar or Molasses ct wholesale. Cuba Molasses duh
at ~ 9 5gc for prime to choice. Porto Rico Sugar
I4c Sterling Exchange 400 1924. New York Sight
Exchange &c premium. - flFf-381.' o
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{ ~ aoNDAY, Juy Sih, at IL O'Clock A Nj, at
~ tne 'rner " new rearl ieet anu Ashiau,, !, "
ehue, snali sell act OF sIoJe, iu,aber ana lTI,
caps anu sIs. .h.r y-six window maIn,s n 81. by
- n, tor brick 0uIlinSs, &c. sale pusIl.y.
IL. 4 - u . n
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LOST AND F)UNa,.
l. O - II !!

BETWEEN Cape Elizabeth Ferry and the Market
- on Marhetsreet a silver Waich The finder
Si be suitaoy rewarded by leaving it at this Office
,Juiy 1-U1wk
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sSs Z sSa sAhA.s,
Dried Apples at Auction
Building Materials Mt Apct.o,

hS MONDAY, July Sth, at 10 v',IocA A. NJ. at
- on'ee, shall soa, t. close u cJnsigu NJ =, m NJ
Jul 2Qtl n an RAupv
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In the year eighteen hundred and sixty
An Ordinance additional to the Ordinance relating
TO Evergreen Cemetery.
B. it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
m n Council In City Council assembled, as follows,
CECTIoN 1. One-fourth part Of the amount re-
~ ceived from the sale of lots in Evergreen Gem
eters, and all sums received from transfer Of lots,
together with all dona ions made by the holders OF
lots or other persons, shall constitute fund to be
called Evergreen Fund.- the interest which shall
be appropriated improving and ornamenthng the
grounds and lots in said cemetery and keeping the
same in good order under the di: ection OF the
mittee on cemetere s and pubic grounds The pay
nent OF not less than twenty five dollars INTO
son, shall entie the donor to have the lot des gnat-
ell by him, he in good order by the superintendent
cemeteries stall IN their discretion such
AMI attention to be bestowed up n such lots may
be accordance with the written request the do
noIs.
SECTION O. The City Treasurer shall ] ave the
and custGds of said fund, aud such portion OF
the same as mas not be wanted for immed ate use IN
acce lrdapce with the provisions o. this ordinance
may be loaned to the city On interest, or securely IA
vested under the direction OF said committee On
cemeteries and public groun s. and all intere - TO
ceived, during each year, above the expgIia Va 60
Tie Treasurer shall at the close OF each tnanciai
year, report the City Council the sats OF Tie con-
SEcTIoN3. II ordinances or parts of ordinances
inconsistent with the provisions OF this ordinance
Ii BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDxHMEN.l
This Bill having been read twice passed to b. or
dained. $50 AUG. K. STEVENS.
--TItA---s ---4a Prest. Board Aid.
In BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL.
June %, 1861.
dalned.
Z June 20. Tdsw AUG. E. STEVENS, Mayor
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Seminary Notice.
THE Trustees .Westbrook Seminary are hereby
notified that their Annual Meeting will be held
on Tuesday, July 3D. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
at the Seminary Building, in Westbrook, for the
transaction of the following business:-
ls-For the choice of Off eps for the ensuing year
Trustees
3d-To see what what shall be done in reference to
me completion OF the new Church on the Seminary
3 Grounds 81 : - :
18th To see what measures shall be taken in ref
ersnce to he erection Of "Hers-y Hail.
bth-To take into consideration the e.tabllshm emf
OF the PrOesscrshp and to transact any other bust
ness that may legally before them at said meet
ing. " ''N -''
GRANVILLE M. STEVENS,
Secretary Board Trustees.
Westbrook, June 1s, 1857 je2Odtiy2
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Flour Barrels Wanted !

{ IN and after January I'd, 1867, we shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour SSrls. for CASH, at the
PORTLAND Sugar Co..
~ IL Danforfh ST.,
FebSdtf j. B. BROWN s. SONS
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TWO story house Tor sale, corner Of Danforth and
L Maple Streets. For terms, applyto
H. T.. A. ROBERTS,
June29d1w Painter, Pleasant Street.
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Berlin Mills Company.
Spruce and Pine Lumber & Laths

rIIHE Berlin Mills Company has Iacii,ies for man
ufacturing all kinds OF Dimension Spruce and
Pine for frames either Ia sc or small with special
train running over the Grand Trunk Railroad, leav
ing the mills at Berlin, ~ H., at night and arriving
every morning to our wharf in Portland, where
ships OF the largest size can load.
We can furnish orders Of any description with dis
patch. Orders solicited. Address, Berlin Mill.
Company, Portland, Maine.
May 80. eOdtf
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RTLAND
Five Cents Savings Bank.

Once Middle, Corner of Plum street, mp
siairs, entrance ON PUN ~"ee''
DEPOSITS In this Bank made on or before july
IL 3D., will be put on interest July LIST Spec
aI deposits received at any time, drawing interest
from The date OF the deposit AT such rate as may be
agreed upon. -
Dividendin April last was at the rate OF seven per
cent per annum, tree Of Government tax.
Bank opep every business day fo.L A. NJ. to p.
NJ, and from to p. NJ. 90
~ NATH'L F. DEERING Treasurer.
June TO- 1867 iuuelS d a wI1y3
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JOSIAH RICHARDS,
DAVID U. YOUNG,
DAVID WYMAN.

To DAVID u. YOUNG: l-.
In pursuance OF the above application which Is
hereby referred to, and made part OF this warrant
hereb call meeting OF said First Church anu
Parish In Fam nth, at the time and place and for the
hereby authorized and dirocte 10 notify the mem
bers OF said Church and Parish of said meeting by
posting up certified copy OF this warrant and ar-
the principal outer door OF the meeting house or
building OF said Church and Parish, and in one or
more public places In the same town of Falmouth,
and IN newspaper published in said county OF
Cumberland.
Given under my hand this twenty first day OF
june A. u. 1867.
DANIEL MERRILL,
81 Justice of the Peace.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
q. Oh. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
ia MlODLa SfRElJ,
Nearly Opposite the Uss.ess State. Hefe

.-+- ia MIDDLE STREET., -
Nearly Opposite the Urssee State. Hste
w HERE be would respectfully announce TO
w citizens OF Portland ard vicinity that he A
manently located in this city During The tbrga
years we have beer in tn city, have cured so,Ds
o. the worst Iorms OF disease 10 persons who have
,rea other forms OF treatment in van, and curing
aked, do they stay cured? To answer th;s ouestio,
We win say that all that do not stay cured, we
docsor the seeond time without chargs,
u. d. has been practical Electrician ror twent,
9ne years anu - aso regular graduated ply siciai
Electricity perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
the form oil nervous or sick headache; neufa.la IN
the head, neck, or extremilies; Consumption whcI
N the acute stages or where the lungs are net July
involved acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula hp
diseases, white swellings, spinal diseases Curvature
oil the spine, contracted muscles, distorted imbs
palsy or paralysis, ST. Vftas Dance deafness stan,
Merng OF nestancy OF speech, dyspe; sia indiges-
ton, constipation and liver plainf pes2we cue
every ease that can be presented asthma broncLi-
tbs, sfictures o the chest and all torp. OF female
complaints.
~ s-4 By ELECTRICITY
The rheumatic, the equity, the lasss and the Inv
leap with JOY, and move with the agility and elastic
lty OF youth; the heated brain Is cooled: the trost
bitten limbs restored, the ancouth deformities re-
moved faintness converted TO vigor, weakness 10
strength the blind made 10 see the deai to lear and
tine paisied form 20 move upright the blenlishes Of
youth are obftersted; the AccIDENTs mature lie
prevented; the ealamiuee old age obyated and an
s;uve Circulation mainta'ne3
- LA DIES
Who have cold hanos anu ret; weak stomachs, lam-
aud weak backs; nervous and sick headache, dizzf-
ness and swimming in the head with indc esiion and
constipation Of the bowels; pain in the sde aud back
leucorrhoea, Tor whites) falling of the womb with in.
terDai cancers; tuners, polypus, and all that long
train of diseases win lind in Electricity sure meals
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too ., /. ,iuse
menstruat0n, aud all OF those long le OF troubles
With young la,iies, Electricity is certain specific
and viii, in short time. restore the suerer 70 the
vigor OF health
TEETH TEETH! TEETH!
DR.. ID. still continues 10 Extract Teeth by EIEc-
rRIcrrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deeayed
teeth stumps they wish have removed TO- reset
| ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines for ca J.,
or family use, with thorough ibstr,i tions.
DR.. ID can accommodate 0 ew patients with board
snd treatment at his house.
Once hours from o'clock A. " to ~ II, from
TO p. N. and to 3 In the evening.
Consultation tree novItf
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Turks ISLAND salt,

700 nnh BUSHELS. For sale five hun +.
OOO.OtU dreI thousand bushels . urks
Island Salt, on hber and accommodating tel -
discount OF p per cent allowed for SD. Vessels
char cred tor New York, Boston. Philadelphia east
ern aud southern ports tree commission. Apply
to CALVIN L. KNOX * Co,
80. II south St, New York,
.-4'--f Or JOHN II. REYNOLDS & CO.,
iunelO eodlm lI Turks Island,
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TO Let
MYTH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman and wife, at 80 Free street.
June %. diff
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HALIFAX, N. S., July 1.
The steamship Java, from Liverpool June
I'D, and Queenstown sd, arrived here at 2 o.
clock T. M. to-day, and sailed for Boston at 4
Z. NJ. .s5ssH o1 .'..t..r q s..
LOUISVILLE, KY. July 1.
The Kentucky tobacco fair will be held here
Tomorrow, .l-l s.t ..fIIr.t.