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EUROPE.
NEWS Bv THE oABLR.

ST. PETERSBURG, June %.
His Majesty, the Emperor, has arrived here
from his visit to Paris.
.rt4 ly7 VIENNA, June %.
Accounts received here state that the feeling
in Croatia shows that the people of that Prov.
zee are greatly opposed to union with Hun
gary. '
80, LONDON juno %.
A dispatch which reached here to-day from
Cohstantlnople positively asserts that the Sui
tan mas acceded to the proposition of the En-
ropean powers for joint commission to ina,1ira
INTO the grievances and demands of the people
of Gambia. ff'o
New YORK, June a.
- A special Berlin despatch by cable of the
ga. says it is stated that the Sultan of Turkey
mas accepted the proposal of the. European
powers for an Investigation into the affairs of
Gambia, and that the joint commission for that
purpose will meet in Constantinople.
farues who have arrived here from Hunca.
~ say France continues to buy horses in that
country on large SCALE
meraina. e0 w
The Queen of Prussia will arrive at Windsor
Castle tuesday, on visit to Queen Victoria.
PEsrH, June %.
In the Lower House of the Hungarian Diet
NJ bernattl, OF the party termed 1.-THE Left
declared that the government would bring In
DIiis Tor the emancipation of the jews from
sneir csii and political disabilities for the re-
ct the navigation lava and in regard to the
COncordat. ulo.. + ID - 80 w VIC
-. r., "a .-a71zats 4. PARIS. ,Juns % a
The Emperor Napoleon has written letter
TO Marshal Valiant, requesting him 70 traps-
nv ~ ms thanks to the Superior Counsel of the
Nxposition Universalle for their address to him
inst. -" - 0 ""
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New Goods, Cheap.

USr opened at 800 Congress st. lot Of White
- Marseii es, Linen Napkins Doylies, Colorea
Doyles, Linon Diaper, crash, b. cached and Brown
Table Damask BY the yard. Lauies and Gents Hose,
Hdks, Parasols. Umbrellas, &C., SC. For sale
very cheap, call and see.
"a June Zl-dtf. OK . ...l..i.
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ST. LOUIS, June "a.
Gen. Sherman has issued a circular in sub
stance as follows:
First, That treaties with the Indians must
De preserved, but that the Indians who 90 ont
sioe the reservations and commit crimes will
snhiect 81 n,iatIry control, &C., &C., and be
Second, The military division is divided into
three departments, viz: Dacotah, commanded
w Gen Terry; Platte, commanded by Gen.
Augur; Missouri, commanded by Gen. Han
COCK. Third, If each State or Territory will
organize battalion Of mounted men, they will
be called for by the Department Commander
III case OF emergency, to be mustered in in ac-
cordance with law, and will await appropria-
ton by Congress tor their payment. Fourth,
Gives direction to civil authorities to be pre,
pared to pursue at all times horse thieyInc
bands Of Indians, who are endeavoring to avoid
the military. Fifth, When stolen stock is trac.
ed TO reservation, q demand should be made
OF the Agent, and if the tribe is entitled to an
nuities, such annuities should be c!iargeable
with the value Of the stolen property. Gov
ernments Of States and Territories interested
are requested to communicates fully with De-
partment Commanders, and appeal only to
Gen. Sherman.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June a.
Cotton-dull; sales 800 bales; Middling uplands at
25fc. Nf'' -
Flour-15 a 25c higher; sales IT, OQ0 bills: Statea.
20 a 10 SO; round hoop Ohio at 10 20 "a ~ 50: IVES
tern at 20 e II co. Southern at 80 10 10 o.: Cal
ifornia at II IS a Is 80. - " w N~'
Wheat-3 "a &c higher: sales 3G 0OOb usb Ni,v.,,
$50. - ' ~ . :" W
Corn-lquiet; sales A, 900 bush. new Mixed Wes-
w otsw s g &c higher; sales $4,000 blu H.; Ohio 9oc
Beef-irm ..
1925 ~ ~ az q WI pnme
Lard-steady; sales at III a. 1910.
bond. ~ ''-'' "es'ein QUO In
Groceries-steady.
naval Stores.-Spirits Turpentine 50. a Coo.
% q 23ic. -.'A"'u 'oNueu at
Tallow-frm at III "a 1iyc
Freghts to Lverpool-quiet stE IA
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MEXICO.
lfst7'bide Proclaimed EN-
.a'''''-F .'ai ,.i peror.
RumOred Execution of Maximilian
-5 .~ and Other Imperialists.

.safoe l5 NEW ORLEANS. June "a.
Advlces received from Queretero to the 8rb
san Luis 18th, and Monterey 18th, via Caves.
ton are received. 1t is reported that Mosnnaz
on the capture of Macmillan opened certa;r
documents left with him by the latter. and
found one of them on abdication in favor O1
young Iturbide. Whereupon Mosouez imme.
diately proclaimed Iturbide Emperor of Mexi.
co, under the regency OF the Empress Carlotta
he Also arrested thirty OF the notable Liberals
IN the capital and imprisoned them as hostages
for the safety of the lives of Macmillan and
his companions. "a ~ : -
As yet there has been no authoritative de-
NAL OF the Authenticity Of the Maxmilian
proclamation published the week before last
ala u IL still believed to be genuine. 1t is
stated that the counsel for Macmillan has been
refused their request for a postponeInent of the
trial tor thirty days that they might have time
TO prepare the defence.
1t Is also reported that the Emperor has
been sentenced, and there are rumors that he
has been executed, but they can be traced to
no good authority. ~
Alvarez, the Imperial General, would only
surrouuer az S2ueretero on honor able terms.
marines, the Liberal General, who agreed to
these terms, was placed under arrest and the
arms and munitions OF war were restored to
Alvarez - IA N "
The last reports received from the citv of
Me1eo say Marquee had commenced execute
ing his hostages, two of whom had already
tceen snot. Their names are not given.
\ All the foreign prisoners taken by the 1.-The.
fais, numbering 1000 or 5000, Austrians. Bel
s,ans ana frenchmen, were ON their way to
Monterey. ..T, 49, 80 ~
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Evil traits Of Attorney tseuacpal Stan
bWry's OplnioM in Texas. .lfEl.

. 3 - "a ..xS NEW YORK, June "a.
A special to the Tribune from Galveston saw
the opinion OF Attorney Gen. Stanbury is al
ready bringing forshsvil fruits. The spirit Of
, revolt is strengthening. :
Mayor Haviland, who was removed by Gen.
%4rlnin for rebel proclivities, refuses to rscog-
nize military authority The unsarthing of i'm
mense villiany has been begun here. During
the war the rebel legislature ordered a sweep.
ing and complete confscation of all property
real and personal held by loyal men.
Property valued at moro than $50 900 600 was
seized and sold. Judge Donnie, decreed more
than 5000 sales. The rebel records are imper-
feet and blind, and do not show the names Of
tho purchasers. Immense sums were alb
stracted by the receivers. The confiscation OF
Cromwell IN Ireland do not equal this in ex-
tent aud cruelty. Gen. Griffin is urged to
probe this huge spoliation to the bottom y
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ilnIa -lAie FORTRESS MONROE June a.
The United States steamer Winooski arriv-
ed in Hampton Roards to-day with over forty
cases Of yellow fever on board. The epidemic
made its appearance after the vessel lett Ma
tanzas, Cuba, under orders from Admiral Pal
mer to bring dispatches to the senior officers of
the North Atlantic Squadron, while running
down the coast of Haytl. Joseph Cooper, sea.
man, died after exhibiting unmistabable signs
Of black volnit, and was buried at sea May Sd.
Vigorous measures were taken to disnfact the
ship thoroughly with chloride of lime, which
affected the remaining cases most heneticially.
New cases, however, continued to appear until
they threatened to disable the ship entirely
and u was thought necessary to seek q cooler
climate. Most Of the cases are convalescents,
and are considered by the medical men a. out
OF danger.
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5. T:---1S60.-X.-Ths amount of Plantation BIT.
teaS , 500 81! n one year is something startling. They
4th street. brakes manutactory is one of the insti
unions in New York II is said that Drake painted al
tne rocks in the Eastern States with his cabas1e
iators to pass law preventing siguring tho taee
OF nature which gave him q monopoly. We do moi
Know now this Is, but we do know that Plantation
blters SELL as no other article did. They are
used by all classes OF the community, and are dealt
on Dyspepsa-ceftain. They are very inyigoratlp.
when anguid and week, and a great appelixeH."
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Il I'll e Nj A II X ETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, June A-6P PM
Money market easy and supply abundant Call
loans 9 per cent. on Government securities and
6 per cent stocks. Prime discounts 81 q per cent
I2t a l5i for fravees Gold Closed firmer nj laSi
Government securities firmer during the afternoon
Stocks buoyant and higher. The busne IS ut the Sn-
treasury to-day was follows: Receipts S255. o6s:
payments, S. $40 ,672 balance, SI29 33l The re-
ceipts incu 10 for customs S269 OOO and gold notes
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FOR s Il u e..

1r11 BARK ST. JAGO, 22l ions new meas
r1A uremenI, now lying at Merchants
Hf&9GsA Wharf.
For erms &c. apply to
SxA.s40 CHURCHILL, BROWNS 81 MANSON.
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Eroasl Warrington.

-. WASHINGTON, June "a.
The Department of State has information
from Commissioner Beckwith that of 524 Uni
ted States exhibitors at Paris there have been
awards in favor of 262 Among these, 4 have
been awarded grand prizes, II gold, 81 silver,
and 1O3 bronze medals. Seventy-nine Ameri-
can exhibitors were honorahly mentioned.
Fourteen Southern post offices were ordered
to be reepened to-day. Oaders for opening
offices in that section are issued every day.
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A1sssssN sALss.
Large stock of Try and Fancy
OoOds, silver Plated Ware,
&c. at Ancfinn

WILL be sold at auction a. lhe ore O. STEW
q vs. - - d., NJ 800 Cong. ess s,reet
o,nnnl.shG,ng on Th.r>aay, Jun. 18Th, al &
~ 4. NJ, anu cont uiLg .yEES AZ
~ .NOON and vaANaNG, a large Irt OF
ms oi mems anu boy wear, suitable 10. n sea
soni 1ieached and bIovn Sretings otrcn lari. II
I'm me s, s'ocs o. lab. nen BY Tie var Ga, "
ao@el Doyhes, Linen Table Cloths Inscss.a g,pi
M nl'sd Woo TABS lovers, Lancaster scUtch and
iselnes guilts; GENTS and La les nose Uokfs
ms Neesies, Linen Threau, Elast ie core AM, Lr.,d
S Uless ifimm hgs, LADIES' Lress G obs ia nctai
9hn's' rarasols, School Umbrellas PholepraI,h Al
ou,ns, aia-type Albums, large lot OF Por unsry
SO hhe stock OF silver E>Inlea " u,r OF the
pest Styles anu quality, consisting oi ice Fitobers
savers, oooies, Muss Spoon Holders. ; yrup 1;un,
Batter Dlshs, sugar BOWS call lei s. Cl,t0ist ~
Bias. els, Pie ami Fish Knives, one Lno ehas.e r. A
SET, pieces, Soup Ladies, Spoons, For :. Sc. a
gooa asso, inc ! OF f., lie tuIiesy, Cloets,
Watches, Jswelry, &C. Also a To- OF ii,niy 1alis >
inys -F'
Tue above goos are mostly from q ban kruIt stool,
IN Il son, and will Dc sold without re eve orrt1ng
ahne opp Il unity TO traders and others to salp
thonselv with locus Of the best quality at ter
own prices.
lhs goods are open or examination and WIN
De sold at private sale at average ton D. les
- special Auction Sales iOr Ladies eIeTy after
q: w. HOLMES, nett, ncer.
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Chic1QO M0rlxers,

r, CHICAGO, Ill., June "a.
extra to fancy 900 q II 90. Wheat iiim and adj
vanced 9 &c; sales No. at 2O4 a. 2 10; No. 2 at
active; sales at "a q S6c for No. and ssgc for No z,
closing at S4l 9 s4sc for No. Oats quiet sales at
ogt a 6Oc ior No. g. Ry more active at an advance
Of &c; sales at about SIC for No. l. Barley neg
iected Provisions dull Mess Pork at 20 so as q o.;
Lard at l13c Live stock neglected
hecelpts-9oO bills flour, $500 bush. wheat, 1853 900
push corn 5000 bush. oats,. Shipments 200 bbls
Hour 1000 BUSH wheat, 81 900 bnsh. corn, G., O0o
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Nvv,xrr ,.l Meeting of the Stockbo ders OF the
ne A,n1nnd Rolling Mills, will be holden ~ ire
oics 81 the Treasurer, i95 Fore street Portland On
TnesJay, June 25th, Is Z, at O'Clock NJ os r s
ractors Tor the en- uin, year, and the transactio"
y, such Of her business US may legally come befoi'
them GEO. Il. D. JACKSON, Clerk.
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-....f ST. LOUIS, June a.
The steamboat w Brooks, lying at the levee,
was robbed of $4,000 in gold watches and other
valuables yesterday morning. N
.4!aae. f5u NEW ORLEANS, June %.
The yellow fever has appeared here.
CONCORD, N. H., june "a.
An IrishMan was murdered in Wilton, N.
Fl, about noon yesterday, in a brawl, by man
from Milford named Broderick, who was inn
mediately arrested.
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Frauds In ReEisiratisn in virgfnia-Gen
II Lengstfcet Explains hi. Position.

NEW TURK, j unG a.
The conservative citizens of Norfork recent
ly discovered that the registration lists at that
place contained the names of more negro voters
than actually belonged there, and they offer
$50 reward for information leading to the de-
lection of individuals engaged in the fraud.
Longstreet says he did not intend to ally
himself with the radical party, but only gave
what he thought was the best advice to his
Southern brethren in his recent letter. r.
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Railroad Meeting.

DETROIT, Mich, June "a.
the Michigan Central Railroad Company was
held at the Company's Office, in this city, this
morning. The following gentlemen were cleo.
ed directors for the ensuing. year:-J. NJ
Forbes R. B. Forbes, Hon. Erastus Corning
Nathaniel Thayer, Sidney Bartlett, Moses
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y, LET.


'S'" Rooms to Let
WITH BOARD. Also few table boardsrs can
be accommodated, at No 81 free Street. q : B
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Cincinnati Nnarkea..,u

M CINCINNATI, June "a.
a, f1our hTmer and advanced 25c; family II rs "a
l3Oo fancy Is 80 Wheat firmer; sales at GO Ql 275
Tor No. Winter Red. Corn dull. Oats frmer and
ned at 90 g zoe for No. l. Rye dull &C co. Barley
nuil and no demand; samples of the crop excel
at IA % 16c Cheese 10 "a 14c : - -
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New Work stock Market.

4. AsAo Dk MA0NOLIA.---The prettiest thing, the
sweetest thing" and the most OF it for the least
money; II overcomes the odor OF pespiraton SOFT
sns and adds deieacy TO the skin delightful Ter
IaAei aiiays headache and inflammation, and il
sssary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
Ahu upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle. sbsEa
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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NEW YORK, June "a.
About o'clock this morning, John Schmidt
German, aged 65 years, attempted to kill his
former mistress, Elizabeth RanOur, at 47th av-
enue. Schmidt then cut his own throat, in
fiicting wound from the effect of which he
died some few hours subsequently.
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All who value valuable head of hair and its pres
ervatiOn from premature badness and turning grew
will not fail to use Lyons celebrated KathariOn. Ii
makes the hair rich soft and glossy, eracates dan-
rua, and causes the hair to grow with luxurian,
beauty. 1t il sold everywher
4. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. 8
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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country home after soj0urn OF a few months In New
York, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
OF rustic flushed lace, she hal soft ruby complex
she really appeared but II. She told them plainl.
she used Aagan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without It, Any lady can improve her appearance
very mach by using this article. 1t can be ordered
OF any druggist i0r 90 cents sa.sf.sa r. fA
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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TEETH, TEETH, Tcc-aI.
Silver Plated Wa:

lust received at 800 Congress street, lars
u OF silver Pla.ed Ware, of the best style
quality, from the best Manufactures in the Cor
Also good stock of fine Table Cutlery, for sal
sTEvANs a. CO, 500 Congress
June 2t-dtf
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Sale Of Forfeited Horses.

THE following described HORSES bnyieg been
i seized Tor violation Of the Revenue Laws of
the United States, and the Appraisers having erti-
nod under oath that the expense Of keeping rae
will be very large and dspi OpsrtoUats tier vsiue
they will be sold at public auction, in front CT
"Sawyers Stable" on Federal St. on Saturday,
june 2sGh, at IL O'Clock A N, TO witt
2 prs Matchod Horses Black Horse, Bay Horse,
Grey Horses, Roam Mare, bay Mare;
Under the provisions OF Sec Is, Of the Act entitled
san Act further 10 prevent mGgging ami for other
purposes" approved July IS, 1e60.
ISRAEL WASHSC,aN Jr., Collector.
Portland, june 20, 1861 did
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HAVANA June 1873 PM
Sugar--prices are firmly maintained; "a 81 reals
for No. II, and further rise viii not be s0rprisino
exchange ON United States 23I discount. IL. -
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rTHE Annual Meeting of the PropTietors OF the
L PoI Iland Atheuaum, for the choice OF Officers
and the transaction of any other business that may
come Jatore Them will be holden on Wednesday, ule
twenty day OF june, 81 u O'Clock NJ, at Ma
obanis q, Association Library Room.
- - NATHAN WkRB, See'y.
luna II. 1861 junel2dtd
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Valuable Factory for Sale at Auc-

OSths premises June 18th, at p. r., unless pre-
=, nonsly sold At pr, vate lie
Snuated An Skowhe.an, Maine, Was~,-,ovsr l.
pslsnt VIZ ANY FACTORY, never Ails, . Il tisul.,
Iii j., issS buiiIhg 4Oxl6o, toar so-riss =. a.
,,.~.,,;,1, ~ - inc pest manner. BeltLEy, Azss,
snaI Diy House, IoOls &c. all In oraer 70 sess
anI ,Is'iTy M. a., and growing place. ksP ssap
gan EAcs,sor Co. Can be easily turnei ,nts : Sss =,
Wooisn or any other kind q Eastorv Iva -,
hsgan, OF -
WE. CHESTER, Agent,
June IL, DID 1911 Peal :, -,
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u. S. MurshuJ'S Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMEKIoA,l
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. 49,,
DUk-UANT to Munitions from the Hon. Edward
i Fox, Judge OF che United States district Court,
within and for the District OF Maine, hereby give
pubic notice that he following Information and Ii
bells have been tied in said Court, viz .s. ..,
An Information against 80 CASES OF BR ANDY j;
2 CASES OF GIN IS KEGS OF GIN IL BRL. OF
SPIRITS: CASE OF SCOTCH WHlSKEY; CASE
OF MALT WHiSKEY; CASES OF, MALT WIS
KEY; DozSS BOTTLES OF CnAMPAIGNE I; go
LBS. NUTMEGs 197 LBS. CLOVES 81 LBS. SPI E:
seized by the Col ectof OF the District Portland
and Falmouth, on the fifteenth day oil april last
past, at Portland, in said District.
RIs, HER TACcLE, ApPAREL AND FURNITURE
seized by the Collector of tie District Of Portland
and Falmouth On the fourth day Of May last pas at
bangor in said district. "A ,asI@-ftI
A Libel against THE SCHOONER COLUMBUS, her
tackle apparel ana furniture, seized by the Collector
OF the District OF Portland and Falmouth, on the
twentyeiehth day of May last st, at Portland in
said District ..t,-E-zt-s o..
Which seizures we're for breaches Of the laws Of
the United States is more particularly set tori b
In said Iniorma ton and Libel that hearing and
trial will be had thereon at Bangor In said District
on the Fourth Tuesday Of June current Wlion ami
and show cause. il any can be shown wherefore the
same SHOULD not be decreed toie, and disposed OF
| accorSing to lawasF
Dated at Portland, this tenth day Of june, A. d.
-' 80, 10. ,'' iF.A. QUiNBY, 4
.3l.I 31. y.i.f. Deputy U. 5; Marsha,
uno 1O--d1i Distric Oh Maine
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LECTURES.

Portland, June 10, 1857. -d1awsw
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Cutlery. Hard-W Ware, &C., at Auc-
ton.

M EDNESDAY. juno 18th, at 10 and 2! o'clock.
w will be sold at orice Fore suee, an ls.crt-
ment Of Cutlery, Hard Ware &C., consisting in rrt
OF about 100 dog Pocket and 1abL. Cutlery. 90 doz
Scissors, 80 doz Pauloeks, Silver Plated Forks aud
spoon Tin Spoons, Ladies, &c; trace, Halter and
Log Chains, Saws, Bits, axes, Counter Seals 10y
Tops, &c &c. Sale positive, In lots 10 suit Luz
ch1sers. Goods can be examined en- he day before
sale.
jsy5dtd r. O. RAII,EY Aua.isnasr
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VAR Kt.lZABETH h. ADAMS, OF Cape
I Elizabeth, formerly Mrs. Chamberin, of Port
M ndI Consultation free at her office a j. ii. Tenn
ne Il Co Is It. re- corner Congress and Pearl Streets,
Portland, every Wednesday. Kellys celebrated
Medicines to be had at her office and residence.
March rs. dan.
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NEW ORLEANS, June "A.
Cctton-dull; sales $50 bales; Low Mddling 24lc
receipts 66l bales; exports 4,Gl2 bales Sugar and
MOlasses unchanged. -Is'l - -
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Cona raerctaI..Per C.hl..

SAN Francisco, June "a.
Flour and Wheat dun and unchanged Legal ten
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Wanted.

TO purchase, four small Ponies for sadd,. ~ 49,
rase Stale color, age, weight anil or ,, car
cash price. Address ~. L. b. Boz 2Ois Par.,n
Me. '.t.. juneis,It,
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LONDON. ,Jun . 94-Evenin,

81 49,. d LIVERPOOL, June 22-Evening
Cotton dull; sales 10 900 bales; Middlng uplands
1T @ 11ti do. Orleans lid. Pork 73s. Bset 1S2s
~. Lard A9s Sd. Bacon Ais I'd. Other articles un-
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4 NEW course Of Lectures, as delivered at the
n New York Museum Of Anatomy, will be sent
to parties unable TO attend them they are of vital
Live? and what to live for? Youth, Maturity and
Old Age, Manhood generally reviewed or the y eat
ment and cure Of indigestion, flatuleney ana NsI,
etc. These important Lectures VII We .orwaIueu
receipt of four stamps. by addressing Secretary,
New York Museum Of anatomy sn' DC ehee-
6l6 Broadway, New YORK.
NAV IL n f&S3m'
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Cumberland Bone Company

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
j Cumberland Bone Company, for the choice OF
officers and the transaction any other business
that may legally come before them, will be holden
on TUESDAY, June 25, at IL O'Clock A NJ, at the
Office of j. W. JONES, i61 Commercial st
GEO. W. HAMMOND, Secretary.
Portland, juno IL, 1867. jelSdue35s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-25

THE Mckay aewisg Machine the only
L machine IN existence BY which a sewed Loot or
shoe can be made, Adapted to al, kinds styles and
sizes OF boots snd Shoes 200 pairs can be mac with
These shoes AXE precedence OF all others In the mar
ket and are m AIDE substantially at the COS, Oh ne
ging. In use by all the leading H m 4, csr
chimes, with competent men to set mem II, ;ciars
6on, furnished at one days notice rot par Raib
o,rna, pas uppH " Apl 16. dfm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-25

Censols are quoted at s4l for money
AMERICAN SEcURIrIRs-The following are the
current quotations r American securities; Uuftsd
states 6-2Os Is; Illinois Central Railroad sharos 10:
Erie Railroad shares 39b. ,f17- : -
LIVERPOOL, June 2-Noon
Cotton tsnding downward; sales 5000 bales; Mid
Jung upiands IT q ltd; Middlng Orleans 1i3f.
no stock. = 80 = - = ,