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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-29
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PORT OF pOKTLA ND.

PORT OF pOk 4 LA ND.
Friday, June 23.
.-.s-l. .-- .-r ARRIVED. --.-'-T'.--r-G
Survey steamer Corwin, from Key West via
Port Royal. ..rt ....,. ....t.--.. 81,
Steamer D'rigo, Sherwood, New York.
Steamer Cariotta, Magune, Halifax, NS. rs
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NB, via
Enstport foi Boston. NV. .....
Barque Difigo tof Bath Blair, CadIs April 80.
Barque liza White, lot POriland) Look, Grand
Turk, IT, 18th inst. Reports, first day out. lost
board d st mate. spoke 18th. baraus jessie Mich
oas, OF Searsport. 10 days rom New York, just 90
ing into Turks Islands, r..t q .. .af 10.
Sch Henry Il, Tretethen. MOrhegsn.
Sea First Tria Hodgkins, Harpswel.
CLEARED.
Brig Hyperion, S;montou. lnagua-master.
Sch Emma, tBr) Peck, iiopewell NIB.
Sch Alice Parker, McKeen, Belfast
SAILED arqae Mary Belle olerts; big Clip
sey Queen: schs g Young, Hattie ness, Btst.n,
j Roher, and others. 70 t tl
One-eighth OF schr C Young, OF Portland. aii
tons, built IN 1859, has been SOLD to Cap Richardson,
OF Mt Desert at the rate $1,000. She will be
manded by Captk t n .I
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To Let. without Board.


TWO furnished rooms, wi hin two inmates wall tof
j the Preble House. Will accommodate tw, , or
june.9lti W. Il. JERR-s
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Batchefor's Esair Dive.

This splendid Hair DYE is tie best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving
e SOFT ana beautiful. The genuine is slgnsd VIZ
liam a. 8aicheior. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
PeIlamsrs. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
So,,n,tar 10 ,s o. counseftet'
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INsURANCE.-We invite the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement Of Messrs. Lor-
ing s. Thurston, in another column. Repre-
senting as they do, some of the very best COM
panies in the country, they are now prepared
to insure all classes of insurable property
This firm has already an enviable name for
honorable dealing aud professional courtesy,
and if rumor- speaks truly some of the best
names in the city are to be found ON their
=.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Mary Eliza. from Boston tor st Pierre, was
tally wrecked on Cape Sable recently. Crew saved.
No p rticulars. ---r-
Ship w + itorer, from Liverpool, which took the
grou d off Castle Garden, New York. 2ith, while
towing to her pier, came Of 9th and went to her
berth,
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% JUDGE kIN6sBuRY PRESIDING.
FRIDAY Catherine Conlcy entered complaint
against Patrick Flaherty, charing him with the pa
ternty Of little responsibility that is expected to
make its appearance in due time in this wicked world.
Thomas was arrested and brought before Court Mr..
o'Donnell appeared for the complainant, and Mr..
Haskell for the respondent The respondent gave
bonds, according to order of the Court In the of
$500 for his appearance at the October term Of the
Supreme Judicial Court.
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SABBATH School ANNIvERsARY.-S State
Street Sabbath School will hold its 18th ami
versary and the Williston Chapel Sabbath
School its 1st anniversary together, at the
State Street Church tomorrow Sunday af
ternoon, with appropriate exercises, in which
the pupils of both schools will take part. An
exceedingly Interesting time may be anticipa-
ted. 1t is expected that the former pastor of
State Street Church, Rev. H. s. Carpenter
will be present and deliver an address. The
exercises will commence at o'clock,
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THEATRE-The lovers of amusement VIII
bear in mind that on Monday evening, for the
first time in Portland, Mr.. Whitman will bring
out the sensational play of the Black Crook,
which has had such an unparalleled run in
Boston. He will produce it with the original
scenery, music and full ballet corps. embracing
about 100 performers. 1t was got up at AN ex-
pense of $4,000. We have no doubt he will
be well repaid for the expense he has been at
in getting up this drama 'l.1
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Brunswick, June %, 1867.

SPECIAL NOTICE to confectionery dealers
As we find common candies 'played ont" Mr..
Bracket the pure home made candy maker
will furnish confectionery dealers with his
fruit, nut, and cream candies at 80 cents per
pound and pure Inolasses at 20 cents Candles
packed and shipped to the country with special
pains, at No. 2, Casco street, Portland. III d..
P.S. No orders taken for less than lbs
Those who want it at retail will have especial
attention paid to them. ). A. BRACKET.
ie25d1w gRgkS va SsS
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A PERSON troubled with Moth and Freckle
in the face, can earn ten dollars, by first apply
ing Schlotterbeck's Moth and Freckle Lotion,
daily for two weeks, only to one side of the
face, and carrying the contrast for two addi-
tional weeks, after which time they can pur-
chase the Lotion at 80 cents a, bottle to make
both sides look alike. -
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MARRIED.

In Gray, June 81, bv Rev. 6. Bean, Geo. d. Clark,
oil Portland. and Miss Wealthy Libby. OIL Gray.
In Gorham, Juno u, by Rev. ). y. Strong, Oliver
e. Watson and Miss Kate T.. lewis both Of a..
In strong, June 2s VIM. H. McKenney. Of Emb
den. and Carrie p. Howes OF Strong.
NJ. Carlton. IN n =
V. Pluminer, both OF Augusta
In Fairfield. June 20, by Rev. A. X. Sylvester.
Rev. ~ ID. Dexter and Miss Bloomie 4. Tobey.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Uf.hc Cheic. Fruit. ana spices.

Their strict purity, delicious favors, unrivaled
streng and GREAT ECONOMY, are attracting trade
from lovers OF CHOICE FLAyoRs which 10 without a
parallel. .--.r 'f- GAS" - 'f.- ta
Their great success Is simply beoouss one Mird Of
the quantity is than equal to the ordinary Sap-
orng extracts, and they tho true rich favors of
the fruits and spices. tt f'i-' 'i 80.
Ex-Gov. James Y. Smith, Of Providence, X. l.,
says: "My wife pronouuces them superior to any
tavoring extracts sic has ever used"
Elk Gov VIM. A. Buckingham, of Connecticut,
says: T" For long time we have used them, AID find
them very line"
DIR. j. q. Holland frimothy Tifcomb). the well
known author, OF Springfield, Mas, saws: "Thsy
the standard in all this vicinity"
Dealers treble their sales with them. Sold whole
sale and retail, Portland, Me-, by Samuel Chadwick
and by Grocers and Drug lists. apr27W&S3msn
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LOOK AT THE RUINs.-Aye, look at the ruins
of what were once magnificent sets Of teeth.
to be seen everywhere in society. Look At
them, and ask yourself if it is not marvellous
that such destruction is permitted, when, by
simply using Sozodont, any teeth, hoaeeUer fra
gile, may be preserved from decay or biemish
as long as life lasts.
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WE advise all our readers to use the Eu-
genie Hair Restorer." 1t is warranted by the
proprietors to restore grey and faded hair to its
natural color protect its falling off, is perfect
dressing, and in q word is guaranteed i'll every
way to suit the purchaser. Mammoth bottles
only rs GEMS; to be obtained of W. f, Phillips
-Hsld la.l-1 u.Hsi 2s inay25. Slmd&W
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Ms, fritoai-~cn by return rem The rnis
saisaliss Convention today Oh taking up
your paper, find an advertisement CT Tho
Strawberry festival ut Stevens Plains, III
which it is spoken of as a Promenade Concert.
According to the strict sense Of the word this
may be true, but as generally understood it is
by no means So We are to have the Band,
which we expect will discourse IN ost excellent
music, and we expect happy and social time,
but there is of course to be no dancing. j
speak of this that there may be DO nisunder-
standing We wish everything to be plainly
and fairly understood.
Mrs. z. g. DtryHAM
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The WATER QuEsTIoN.-The special com
mttee appointed by the City Council on
Thursday evening, had a conference with the
Directors of the Water Company yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose of having a full con-
sultation upon all matters connected with this
important question. The committee came to
no conclusion upon the matter. 81
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In Pennington, june s, Mr.. wendall d. Eaton,
aged 81 years months.
In Phillips. june 5. Mrs. Mary Smith. formerly OF
Pennington, aged n years.
In Ii ehfeld. June 81, Mr.. Goo. W. Stevens, q
Gardiner, aged AZ years.
Of whiting.
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T The PRESS
Saturday Morning, Jane 20, 1857

Bg~Firsi Page to-day - The Republican
Convention; The Man without Country;
July Session Of Congress; Gen. Grants Plat
form; Sheridan's Letter; the Champagne Dis
trict.
Fourth Page The Fairy Flower, from
Beechers Norwood"
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aats Vicinity.


SPECIAL EOr1eE CoLUAS.
Notice--Dr S. S. Fitch. N
q AUCTION COLUMN.
Belstsads-F. o. Bailey.
NEW ADVkRrISEAENT COLUMN.
International Steamship Coo G. Eaton.
Insuiance-Loring 81 1hurston. p
City OF Por land.
Hackney CArrages-John s, Heald.
10 Taxes-Geo. q. Goldman. H-a-asa-asa --..
10 Let, with Board.
Croqust--Clas. Day, Jr., & Co.
A Card-P. Nj. Blues.
To Let, without Board-W. Ii. FERRIS.
For Ssle-T. A. Roberts. 80
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New Books. - Messrs. Roberts Brothers,
Boston, will publish, about the LIST of July, a
new book entitled Curious Myths of the Mid
die Ages" by S. Barring Gould. Also new
volume of poems by Jean Ingelow, entitled "a
Story of Doom"
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ToURIsTs.-NO one should leave home this
season without providing themselves with
Goes Dyspepsia Cure to guard against sudden
attacks of Cholera Morbus. 1t Immediately
corrects the stomach in such eases, 1t is a
specific in Summer complaints
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BASE BALL.-The game Of base ball played
by the "Mufins" yesterday afternoon attracted
a large crowd, and much sport was created
The Noes" were victors over the "Eons," the
score standing at the close of the game, Noe
60: Eon 49,
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VA @ III II / N G.
CAUTION


An goods bearin. this stamp are heavily plated en-
the finest Albaa Nickel silver and we guarantee
item in every respect superior to the best Sheffield
plate. $500.
GORHAM MANUFACTURING co, ~
Siversmths & Manu- acturers OF Fine Electro Plate,
june ~ 8 we'd & Sat om Providence, R. l.
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AMERICAN MUSICAL NORTHUMBERLAND
can energy, ingenuity and perseverance are
triumphant in whatever they seriously under
take It is interesting to watch the progress
of manufactures and observe how rapidly we
are excelling Old World. Nor is this merely
in those common articles which require little
skill in their construction. 1t appears to be
the fact that the greater the ingenuity required
the more sure is our Yankee land to carry off
the palm. '' SGD tlii-
In piano-fortes, for instance, it is well known
that those of the best makers among us al
ready equal, if they do not excel the best OF
European makers. In reed instruments, such
as Cabinet Organs, the superiority Is yet more
decidedly with the American instruments. 1t
is conceded by the best judges that the Mason
s. Hamln Cabinet Organs, which have at
tanned so great reputation at home, are far
superior to any foreign Instruments of the
class The last number of New ZeitschIiit
fur Music" the famous Leipzig musical jour
nal, has notice OF one of the Mason & Ham
lin Organs, which the editor has seen, and of
which he admits the superiority, not only in
full volume of tone and general characteristics
but especially in "the mellow and pleasing
character of its tones" This favorable testi-
mony is just Those who have not heard these
beautiful instruments have little idea Of the
improvement which these makers have effect
cd, and of the charming qualities Of their or
gans. 1t is not surprising that the demand for
them is so large.-N. Y. Musical Gazette.
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EVERY form of colored goods perfectly
cleansed with the least possible abatement Of
their freshness of color by the use of the Steam
Refined Soap. Their superiority over ordinary
kinds of soap in this regard is remarkable.
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IMPORTS.

CADiZ. Barqus Dirigu-275 lasts salt, to Il G
Willard.
GRAND TURK, TT. Barque Eliza white-5ltC
bushels salt, to order.
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REAL EsTArE.-The house on Monument
street, which was advertised to be sold at auc-
ton to-day, by F. o. Bailey, has been disposed
of at private sale. afLsslF5.E- @5EE
On Monday, at 3 o'clock, Mr.. Bailey will sell
at auction some valuable dwelling houses and
lots on Munjoy, for particulars OF which see his
advertisement
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THE members Of the Girls High School Lib
rary are requested to return their books for the
annual examination, this Saturday noon, be-
tween the hours of IL and o'clock.
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DEPUTY STATE CoNsrABLEs.-State Consta-
bic Nye has appointed T. c. Emery and E A.
Sawyer, of this city. DEPUTY State Constables,
and they have been qualified, and are ready to
enter upon the duties of their offices. ae-l
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE

KENNEBUNKPOI;T, june l7-Ar. sch Webster,
Grant, Western Banks, with TOO otis fish; got her
sale wet. IS RI III "a W n q
LAUNcnHD-by Capt bradford Cakes, good mod
el and well built schr oil llU TONS carpenters meas
Intended for the coaspg trade. and Is tor sale.
Capt will complete in few weeks = fine scbr OF
i80 tons. ff'.fA " TN IVY"
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ANY club in the State wishing to contend
for the silver ball at the coming Tournament,
wishing to become members OF the Associa-
ton, are requested to send delegates to the
next meeting of the Association. Address the
Secretary at Brunswick. The next meeting
will be held at Portland, on Tuesday, July ID,
at the room OF the Eon Base Ball club. 500,
-s.E. ...s5t. CHARLES A. RING,
Secretary NJ. A. B. B. P.
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AQUATIC CHALLENoE.-It is reported that
Walter Brown, the champion sculler Of Amer
lea, has challenged Kelley, the English cham
pion, for contest to settle international su-
nrpmacy aa+-f
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When, by the use OF the ARNlCA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scdld, Ctapped Hands Sprains Cuts,
Hounds, and ererB COMPLAINT cfMs Skin. Try il,
or it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask Tor
Hdfe'S 1Tnfca Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, send your address and
IS cents 10 o. p. seq MOUR Il CO., Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. w. +. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. aprii20d1ysn
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PRrpIcrIoN.-The Gipsey fortune tellers en-
camped in this vicinity, predict that on the
coming 4th of July the upper part of the city
will be destroyed by fire, as the lower part was
on the last 4th Of July. ETFrDEEsF
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Clothing Clcansed and Repaired
DY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at 81 Federal
ID street, is located his new store No CA Fed
eral ST, lew doors below Lime street, will attend
to his usual business OF Cleansing aiid Renairng
Clothing of all kinds with ais usual pronp;ness
rs Secondhand Clothing ior sale at tair prices.
Jan S-dtf slNH
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GEyEn & Co. have some of the best mould
ing in the city, and persons wishing frames
will de well to call.
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Coas ne e ationaIisl State Conference.
III 90 ruIpn rn,1psnx oa- 800

AT s 10 o'clock A. NJ, an earnest and anims-
ted prayer meeting wa. held in the Lecture
Room Of the Pine st. Church, and another ct
o'clock at Auburn .515 .5s..r. s5t... 4.r.i
At o'clock the first Psalm was read by the
Moderator. -+- '-'"
A resolution referring to the subject of some
change in the arrangements for the annual
meeting, was referred to q Committee to re-
port at the next meeting, and to be published
three months previous. 3 ~
The resolution on State meeting of Sab.
bath Schools Christian Associations and Con-
ventions, was reported to a Committee which
subsequently reported that a committee of
three he appointed to confer on the matter,
with those interested, in calling said Conyen-
ton. Rev. E. b. Howard of Pennington, Rev
s. T. Fay of Bangor, aud Deacon T, r. Hayes
of Portland We're appointed said Committee.
The report of the Treasurer j. s. Wheel
wright, Esq, OF Bangor, was read by him. Re-
ceipts and expenditures, 1896. -i'i- p
to which he was elected, 1.-THE Corresponding
Secretary Rev. A. e. Ives OF Castine was
elected in his place. -.- la T-cf -H
The bodies with whom this Conference is in
correspondence, We're heard from. -... .
Rev DR.. Davis reported from New Hamp.
shire: Rev. III. n. Gates from Connecticut;
Rev. g. Z. Matthews from the Maine Baptist
Missionary Association; Rev. Il. H Marling
from Canada Rev. II. B. Abbott from the
Maine Methodist Conference; Rev. F. B.
" Heeler lFoiH inc Genefal Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church The Moderator happily
responded
letters were read from delegates represent
ING Vermont, Ohio, Minnesota, Kansas Nova
Scota anu New Brunswick. Ola ..5a'' ...
heV. y. a. Mason of Thomaston, Correspond
ing secretary, read the report of the state of
the Churches. Additions during the wear.
1924 ~ sg oEeJ ''.' 'eA''
The following resolution on Temperance
adopted:
p RESOLVED, That this Conference reaffirms it's
belief in the necessity of the entire prohibition
OF the traffic in Intoxicating drinks; and that
Ia heartily sympathy with the object of the law
recently enacted, we win yield our support to
all wise and efficient legislation to suppress in
temperance.
AJternoon.- of the Lords
Supper, Rev. +. b. Wheeler Of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, delegate from the Presbyterian church
OF the United States, and Rev. j. o. Fiske Of
Bath, officiating.
Remarks were made by Rev. w. H. Fem of
Portland, and others.
After singing the usual hymn of Christian
fellowship, adjourned to meet at Thomaston in
June, 1868.
The Conference has been the largest gather
ing from the Congregational churches of the
State ever held, and the meetings have been of
unusual interest.
fATEETs.-Patents have been granted to A.
!nchenney of Portland and 8. Carpenter of
fatleh, Tor Improved boot-lacing device; Ros-
coe '' Dehnett OF Saeo and Liberty B. Den
nett of Portland, for improved window screen
Augustus Williams OF Sebec, for planting hoe;
Ebenezer futile OF Canaan, for improvement
in water wheels; James IL. Roundey of Old
town, assignor to sell, and Amos II. Roundey
OF same place, for churn. .--
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Gown of WestbrooIs.

TREAsUnER's OFFICE, June 2s, lsC7
NOTICE l. hercby given to u n-TSsilent owners
~ OF real estate that the Taxes for 1866, remain
Ing unpail, have bee returned by the Collects 10
me sud that such will he advertised Tor sale
II the taxes are Not paid previo TO Juy oh.
GEO. q. GOODMAN, treasurer.
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Moth and EreckIes.

The only reliable remedy for those brown di.colJr
atoms on the face called Moth Patches and Freckles,
is PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE IoTIoN. Prepar-
cd only by Dr. b. @. PERRY, Defma tologst, - Bond
st n Y. Sold by all druggists in Portland and
lse where Price 81 per bottle marl9dsrw6msn
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rent Wines.

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie Il Co.. II. H. Hay, W. F. Phillips q Co., +. l..
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins & Co. jani2sNdly
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ACCIDENT.-We regret to state that the wife
of our venerable and respected fellow-citizen
Joshua F. Weeks, Esq, sustained severe ac-
cident Thursday afternoon. While fixing up
some window curtains, she slipped from the
chair and fell to the floor, breaking the left
wrist in two places, besides receiving injuries
on the head and back. The wrist that was
brokon has been broken before. Yesterday
Mrs. Weeks was in very comfortable oondi-
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CARRIER WANTED An intelligent and faith
full carrier wanted at this office. No one need
apply who isnot over Is years of age. One
who can come well recommended, and desires
a permanent situation win be well paid. i5Qal
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City OF Portland.

In the yesr eighteen LunoIed and sxty-ssyen
An Ordinance additional to the Ordnance i 'alng
10 Evergreen Cemetery.
Be it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Com.
mon Council, in City Council assesl beti, follows
viz:
election I. One-fourth part OF the amount rs-
~ cei.ed from the sale Ut lots ia Vol green Gem
clery, and all received from tran ter Of lots
together with all DINA ions nal by the holders OF
lots, or other PERSONS thai constitute iund 10 DO
called "Everleen Fund the Interest which shall
be appropriated 20 improving ami ornaTnenting the
same IN good order under the dlfecton OF the COM
mittee on cerneter es and pub ic prounus The ray
a. mt OF sun not iess than twenty-five dollars INTO
the idnd for each Lot ny tie holder any other per-
son, shall enttle the donor to have the ut es gna
ed by him, ke in sood order ly the superintendent
Oh SAID cemetery forever. And the sad c. mnittee
on cemeteries snail IN heir uiscreiicn such
an attention to be bestowed upon such lots a may
be IN accordance with the written request OF the do
SECTION 2. The City Treasurer shall , ave the
care and eus'Od, OF said iuni aud such portion Of
the sane NAV not be wanted tor immed ate use in
acce yrdancc with the prov sicns o. this ordinance,
may be loaned to the ,ity Oh insorcs, or securely in
vested under tile direction OF said committee
cemeteries and public groun 8. and all nere IS re-
eeived, during each year, above the expenditures
TIE fr asurer shall at the close Of each financial
year. report 10 the City Council the state OF tho
SECTIONS 3. oil ordinances or parts of ordinances
Inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance
ltai In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
This Bin having been read twice passed to b. ar
dained. AUG. Il. STENEN'S
-'- aa-i 81. b. Prest. Board Aid
In BOARD OF COMPTON oouNF III
Juno q, VIZ
This Bin having been read twice pass, i TO he or
daned. ..E -
FRANKLIN Fox President,
Approved June 2S, bal.
Jnns 20. dsw AUG. Il. sTE'yENs, Mayor.
ff.g. az ......s A Card. f.......,
YJNHE Portland Mechanic Blnes Association tender
their thanks to Capt. Il. Nj. Patten for the enter-
tainment given them at his house ON their return
from the Islands, "Wednesday evening
june2siit. PER ORDER.
t To Let. without Board.
TWO furnished rooms, wi hin two minutes wall of
u the Preble House. viii accommodate tw , or
four single geDtlenen. Apply tV
junex9lti w. II. JERR' q
House for Sale.
1.-TWO story house Tor sale, conner CT Dano' fb ami
Il Maple Streets. For terms, appl, 60
- f Il. A. ROBE HTS,
june29d1w Painter, tleasat Street
TO Let
WITH BOARD, large pleasant oons suitable
w for gentleman and wife, at 81 Free street.
June ~ diff a q r. ~ q D % -
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Yesterday the prisoner took the stand at the
opening Of the court. He began to testify in a
face but slightly flushed. The counsel sug
gested the witness must speak louder, and
Verriu raised his voice, although he could no
be heard readily rs his habit in talking is K
open his mouth but very little. When asked
if-he knew aught of the murder, he shook Iii
head and sand he did not. .lt..4aft
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OLIVER OP1Ic's MAGAZINE, Our Boys and
Girls, for July 9th, which is the first number
OF the new volume, appears enlarged and i'm
proved. 1t contains fine portrait of Oliver
Optic, and the first two cbapters of , new
story by him-entitled Breaking Away" or
the FORTUNES OF student;" great variety of
stories, sketches and illustrations; a marked
Defamation, and the usual REFUSES, ENG
mas, Charades, &c. This number comes with
beautiful cover, printed in color, and is ele-
G! atty illustrated. Published by Lee & sben.
afd, Boston, 81 co. -t.