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CIRcUs.-Stone, Rosston & Murray's Circus
and great troupe of Artistes will make theiI
entry into the city this morning, and will give
exhibitions on the grounds at the corner O.
Portland and Green streets, this afternoon and
evening. These will be the only performances
by this troupe in this city as tomorrow they
perform in Brunswick. The company and the
performances are highly spoken of by the
press in every city. The Washington stan
says:-"It more than realizes the authorizations
we had formed from the spirit and enterprise
of its popular proprietors, and the widely famed
! talent of its chief artistcs'' Pa
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-04

Mr.. JOHNSON is making a very silent tour
through the South, having learned a lesson
last year. speech is silver, but silence is
golden" says the proverb. The Presidents
speeches, however, have been alleged with
j copper; of his silence, we haven't yet had
specimens enough for a satisfactory assay
Yetit must be confessed that his resistance at
Ashland, where he had both Henry Clay and
q Patrick Henry thrown in his teeth, was heroic
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RAILROAD ExCURsIoN.-A party consisting
of Hon. John B. Brown, John Neal Esq., Hon
John Lynch, Hon. Samuel e. Spring, Gen
Samuel j. Anderson, Hon. Augustus E. Stew
ems, William Deering, ESQ.,, HI. Moose, Esq.
and Hon. Israel ,Washburn, Jr.,o this city
and Hon. Charles j. Gilman, Of Brunswick
with OF her gentlemen, will start this morning
from Boston, in company with Vermonters
and others, for a trip opo,, H. -
ryew -------r-l.:-~--- Hn----,ont, Northern New
York and back through the Notch of the White
Mountains We have reporter with them
who will furnish us with an account of theil
journey, and the prospects for the new railroads
contemplated. ..at --4r atia
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WcUICdI NOUICt. Y
g. H CHADWICK, NJ D., will devote special at.
ton TO Diseases OF the Eye. No. 3013 Congress st
Office hours from II A. M. TO 1 p. M. il'1
MAY IS. sNtt ---
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Wm. NJ Leavitt
has sold his 10 story wooden house, No. 4 St
Lawrence street, to John 7. Hull, for SAGE.
Capt B. M. Redlon has sold his IL story
house, corner OF Bracket and M streets, to
Mrs. Jacobs for $500. arsir, 5.Gl -4liy
Col. c. B. Merrill has sold the house in the
Park Street Block, corner of Gray street, to
Mr.. Sargent of Yarmouth--priee $1,000 1t is
to be occupied as first class boarding house
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Annual Meeting Of the p. y. Il
an. gs X. X. COmpauy, -b

Annual Meeting of the p. y. Il p.
tf.Hs aI a IL. IL. Company. o.. s.
The twenty-seventh annual meeting of the
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Com
pany was held yesterday at Kittery.
The stockholders asse nbled in q new and
commodious building recently erected by the
corporation on the hill not far from the station
at that place. The meeting was called to order
about IL o'clock A. NJ, by the President, EX-
Governor Ichabod Goodwin of Portsmouth
N. H., who presented in pamphlet form the
annual report of the Directors for the past
year. The report was read and accepted, from
| which we make the following synopsis:
-..i s'l1' Capital Stock, 81 100000
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-04

. THEe annual meeting of the Cumberland confer.
ence of Conoragationsi Churches will be held at
Wnham Week june th and 2tn; %y
ing at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning; 1ao SToe oS
A. M, and by another which connects daily with the
. o'clock rain at Saccarapla
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Portland and Vicinity,
New Advertisements To-Day.

EMBARRASSMENT COLUMN.
Misunderstanding Hall.
SUNDAY School Exhibition.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate and Furniture-E. NJ. Patten & Co.
NEW Advertisement COLUMN
b cots and Shoes--W. c. Montgomery.
Carriages, Nee. X. Lcmont
Elour-Upham & Adams.
Coal and Wood-Rogers & Deering.
Moasses-Geo. S. Hunt. .s
% flour-0'B rion, Pierce & Co,
S. 900 Wanted.
{ Great Chance tor AGENTS
Augusta Housed. H. King.
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Enthusiastically afternoon fellow some
what intoxicated got up a fight in a shop at
the foot of Union street. officer Gerts inter
fered and, after restoring order marched off
the principal offender to the lookup. - -'--
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THE PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, June 4, 1857.

Isl First Pdge-British Colonial Matters;
Reconstruction in Texas; The Next Presden-
cy. Fourth Pdge-ParepaIs Song, Five
cleck in the morning.; Clever" One.
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n IfL.sa- =. = - 800 '--- - - -
Harvard, s l 8 Il 8 124
Iowell. 3 / z O6 10 n n

Lowell, ls 1 Z o g i 10 0 il %
Fly catches--Haryard 6--Sprague q Smith . Hnn
newell /, McKim l. Lowell 9-Joslin /, Allism, .
Rogers 1, SUMNER, Wilder Q This missed Harvard
5-Lowell z. g. ..s.t4 -. - -
Passed Balls-Haryard- Flag Il. Lowell-wiider
18. Is ~ no lHl lfNuiil p - .'-'' ''N
Home Runs--Loweli--Ro I, Harvard 0.
Umpire-E. II. Hayhurst of Athletic club, Pha-
delphia. r ans .fr1-H.t' .-I5T'I.
lime OF games hours, 10 minutes. .,df "a
On tuesday, June 11th,nw learn that the
Eons OF Portland will play the Athletics in
TINS CITY, and on the 18th and 18th the latter
CLUB VIII play against Harvard and Lowell in
SucceSSloi' PHETA
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CHILD MIssINa.--Freddie Golden, FIVE years
old, and the son of a poor woman living on
MunjOy, strayed away from home about six
O'clock on Saturday night, and is still missing
He was last seen in company with a lad of
about the same age, named John Charlton
Whoever is instrumental in returning this boy
to his home will receive the gratitude of his
almost distracted mother.
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BASE BALI, The Eon Club of this CITY will
play match game with the Athletic Club of
Philadelphia on Boston Common next Tines
day afternoon. Look out for some smart play
ing between the keystone and the Dirgo boys.
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THE BOARD OF TRADE.-The meeting of the
Board, called for last evening, was adjourned,
for want of quorum, to next Saturday eve
ming, June 9th. 7
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MARRIED..

In this city, June 1, by Rev. S. +. Wetherbee Jos
Williams and Miss Susan j. Thompson, both OF
Portland ~
In this city. June 2, by Rev. s. f. Wetherbec,
Eden Brown and Miss Frances +. Adams, both OF
Sweden. -
In Brooklyn N. Y. May %, at the Fleet Street
NJ. T.. Church, by Rev. Gilbert Haven, of Boston,
y. q. Hartman, ESQ.,, OF Portland, Me-, and Miss
S. A. lnGraham, Of Hempste ID, n. Y.
In Cape Elizabeth, June ., by Rev. H. NJ Y all.
Frank M. Dyer and Virginia H. Campbell, both OF
Cape Elizabeth.
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REMovED.-The office of the Collector of In
ternal Revenue has removed to the Athnaum
building on Plum street.
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THE Soldiers and Sailors Convention will
meet at the hall of the Portland Army and
Navy Union, this afternoon, at o'clock. &,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Callao April 90. ships Ellen Foster Ronin.
son, Chinchas, land sailed May tor United States
Chilchas Criterion Bates, do land sailed LIST lt Tor
| United States) Both, Bethiah Thayer, CARNEY Rio
Janeiro land sid list mt for Chinelas); Gen Berry
May p, Montpelier, Watts, Chinchas; Scotia, Doane,
| Ch'nchas.
Sid i'm Valparaiso April Is, baraue Alice Kelley.
Kelley Iquique; 10Th, Sierra Nevada, DicEey, Tai
eahuano and Boston. HA-s 9
Ar at Valencia 18th ult, Delfthayen, Freese, from
Caao.
AT Gibraltar 18Th ult, barque Harvest Moon. Bart
lett from Philadelphia, wig orders.
At San Andras 18th ut, sch Carrie VOLS Lawson,
AT NIatanzas 18Th ult, brig Frank Allen. Merrill
or Baltimore; Chas Wesley, Ford, Tor Philadelphia
Ar at st John.NB 2sth ult, schs Daeora. Ing,lls
and Magnet. ingalls,, Machias. -
4 .iPer steamer Deutschland. at New York; & !,
:, Ar at Liverpool 18th ult Jennie Cobb, Handlev,
SID 18th, Sereamer, Young and W F storer, Bry-
afI, iof 10; Zouave, Whitmore, Philadelphia.
EnS out 18TH Haleyon, Hubbard, Tor New York.
III ~, font Lynas 18th, China, Weeks, nom Liver
on Beschy Head 18th, W H Randall, Miller, from
London Tor River Gambia. y aEg REESE BE
sAr'at Newport l7tl, Mary Rassen Rush, Havre;
lsth, Eureka, Dnsmore, Liverpool, to load Tor Car
! Sid 1I,h. Gardiner Colby, Dunbar San Francisco;
Surprise, Tucker, Cape de Verbs
Sid fin Cardiff 18th nlt, Annie sise. Shields, New
Cid at Londonderry 17th Pleiades, Bradley, for
Baltimore.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Signal, Wallace, from New
York.
Ar at Manri6us 10th ult, g W Roosevelt, Horrfnan'
Philadelphia 81 W L
Sid Tim Havre 17th, E Thayor, Thompson, Cardiff
and United States; 18th Gan cline Lcmont Bowker.
Swansea and United States. i ~ s'''
SPOKEN.
May p lat - -, Ion 0l6, ship Kinglisher, from
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a. Coon OPPoRTUSITY FOR INVESTMENT. =.
Attention is called to the sale, at auction, Of
house and furniture on Munjoy Hill
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ATTEMPT AT INcENpIARIsM.-We are in
formed that on Saturday night an attempt was
made to burn the apothecary shop of Mr..
Mark, on Munioy, by kndling fire under the
steps The fire was discovered by the gas
lighter when he went to extingluish the lamps,
and he put it out. ~ Dn0 tS's r'SAi -
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w. u MONT GoMERY, at No. 4 Caseo Street,
is selling boots and shoes at prices that will
compare favorably with those before the war.
He has also made arrangements for doing re-
pairing at. much less than the usual rates.
Competition is the life of business.
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ROGERS & DEERING, at No. 40 Commerciaf
street, have established themselves in the wood
and coal business, and are prepared to sell on
as favorable terms as any others in the b,iisi-l
ness ,- ~ ~
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DISASTERS.

Ship J0hh o Baker, at New York from Calcutta
reports, Feb % and g, had hurricane OH Maritus
which carried away head ofrudder and did other
light damage.
Barque W Horton, of Rockland at New York
from Trinidad, reports, 2sth ult, wlencf Cape Flor
ida, had heavy squal from ENE, lost maintopga
liant mast and head OF mantop mast, lost and split
sails, &C. g,,a I'D. tEtfL1tAea
Great Rip Point. sold auction 18th ut Tor S25
and her cargo of lima for ST. ....-.
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Observation-Disclosures new comedy, en-
titled "How She Loves Him. was produced for
the first time in Portland last evening. There
is nothing novel in the plot or characters.
There is Sir Richard English, the traditional
nabob, who has bestowed his immense fortune
upon Miss Atlanta Cruiser. Di Vernon-ish
young lady, who in turn has bestowed her
wealth, of affection, upon youngster who
calls himself Richard Hartley, but turns out
to be disinherited son of Sir Richards. Then
there are Mr.. and Mrs. Vacil, who have been
divorced and wish they hadn't, and there is
| Capt. Yawley, reproduction OF Lord Dun
! dreary, who is making love to Mrs. Vacil. La
| dy Selma Rafieticket, a widow of decided bus
mess talent, serves to bind together these two
plots, which proceed together at Sir Richards
country house. Lady Selma brings about a
reconciliation between Sir Richard and his
son, another reconciliation between Mr.. and
Mrs. Vacil and dispose Of poor Yawley by talk
ing him herself. The acting was capital.
Mr.. Wallack's conscious folly as Vacil was
finely contrasted with Mr.. Davenports utter
vacuity as Yawley. Mrs Davenport played
4 Lady Raffieticket with graceful ease entirely
her own, and Miss Jordan as Atlanta Cruiser
gave us the only bit of rant for the evening to-
gether with good deal of charming and nat
ural acting. Placide found scope for his tai
! ents as Diogenes, the Irish servant of Sir Rich
ard, with whom he quarrelled constantly with
out thought of leaving him. Mr.. NJ. Lana
CAMS Sir, Richard was admirably done. In
short it was delightful entertainment. .a
A little delay occurred at the beginning o
the evening, which was occasioned by failure
to receive some of the properties, and viii
not recur. This evening the same company
viii play "Othello" tits hardly necessary tt
say that people who want seats must appl!
early.s'A esaegae'B sES
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MARROW EscAPE.-Sunday night a boat
crew from one Of the boat clubs took one of
their large row boats for practice. Downof
Marine Hospital Point the boat struck rock
knocking large hole in the bow, and. sinking
her instantly The crew swan to land, and
had the pleasure of a long walk in drenohed
garments. al. ,-f,Fl.il -4t WEI5EIGf y
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DIR. =. =. FITCH
OF1i4 BROADWAY.

OF ia BROADWAY,
AUTHOR OF SIX LECTURES ON THE CAUSES
PREVENTION AND CURE OF CONSUME
TON, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF. THE
~ HEART, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, sc. d.
a MAY BE CONSULTED AT THE III
Preblc House. Portland,
From. II WI. Tuesday, June 4th, TO IL WI.
Thursday, June 9th, and on the snme days
every fourth, week ufterwnrd until further
notice. .--.r.yag a.ta,r z June g. sN4t
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LICENSING BoARD.-At meeting Of the Ii
censing Board last evening, licenses were
granted to Isaac e. Allen, N. j. Davis and J.
g. Perry as inn-holders, and to VIM. Finch,
Ephraim Cannon, Elisha Higgins, Jr.,I r. Fl.
Waite, John Wall, Jr., Gearge W. Kelley, E
W. Hunt, as victualers. a. r. "a e sa
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-04

w Strumaiic salts and StrHMatie Min
efai w aters, just received and for sale by
j. w. PERKINS x CO.,
ho-fsNeou&weowiy No S6 Commercial st.
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DIED.

In this city, June 3, Miss Sarah McCorrison, aged
&c years. B a kf-fi .fEL}l
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon. at 3 O'clock,
at the residence OF 81 al. RedlOn, corner Brackctt
and M streets.f ~ ~ 49, .g. ..pg
In Elliot, Me May q, Mr.. George Stacy, aged 81
years months. -..,iEa
In Kittery, May IS, Miss Lydia M. Gordon, aged
80 years. ~ -
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
East is now complete, and the earnings the Union
Pacific on the sections already finished for the first
two weeks in May were $4,000. These sectional
earnings, as the road progresses will much more
than pay the interest on the Company's bonds and
the through business the only line of railroad
between the ATLANTIC and Pacific must be immense.
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Portland Dry Dock Company.
Sale Of Shares for Non-Paymen, Of As
easements.

IN pursuance of the Bylaws Of this Company,
1 and by order OF the Directors, the Assessments
tue upon the Shares below named not having been
paid, the Share win be sold at Public Auction, ON
saturday, the Sth inst, at IL o'clock A. NJ at the
M erchants Exchange:
~ Fitch, NJ. d., 20 shares, 5000 due.
1.erms Cash. G. NJ. DAVIS Secretary.
L 'Ortland, june 3, 1857. dtd
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Value and Security of the Bonds.

The Company respectfully submit that the above
satemento OF facts FULLY demonstrates the security of
their Bonds, and as additional proof they would sug-
gest that the Bonds now offered are less than ten
million dollars on 517 miles of road, on which over
twenty million dollars have already been expended
$3.50 miles of this road the cars are now running
and the remaining 1877 miles are nearly completed.
At the present rate of premium gold these
bonds pay an annual interest on the pr1 sent cost of
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-04

A letter FROM Havana the 26th nit, gays the sal
wage in the case of brig Proteous, OF Portland, ha;
been satisfactorily settled to all parties. The brig
received little no injury and the award was set at
S2000 1 a. ION e.. ..-.-. 4
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumprfen,
Try the old and well known VEGETA R1,R
PULMONARY BALSA NJ, approved and nsed
Dy our oest rhysicians for forty
.s,o NEED, CUTLER g. CO., Druggists 3
"eoNfSN"N"om Boston, PToprietOTs.
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LENTs' CIRCUS IN NEW YORK, which exh1b-
its here on Thursday and Friday next, is an
establishment of so great reputation that II
cannot fail to attract tlrongs of visitors, es7i
pecially as the attractions announced are OF
the most brilliant and diversified character, the
present season. Permanently established in
New York during the greater part OF the year,
it occupies the usual summer vacation by a
flying trip by railway to principal towns, east
and west, the entire mammoth troupe from the
New York establishment joining in the tour.
The splendid stud of horses and ponies also
journey by rail, and come before the public
fresh and unwearied. Among the novelties
of this exhibition is a magnificent specimen of
the Rocky Mountain buffalo, which Mr.. Du-
| crow uses for u hurdle act, the. animal having
been trained to leap, bars and gates IN the most
daring style. Wherever this company has
been the papers speak in the highest terms of
| the performances, and. of the good manage
,ment displayed in relation to the comfort and
| convenience of the audience. No side-shOws
are allowed with the New York Circus, and
! especial care is taken to make such arrange
ments in regard to the general regulation OF
the pavilion, both interiorly and exteriorly as
|, to render it an attractive and agreeable re-
| resort for ladies and family parties, while the
entertainments are noted for the absence of a II
objectionable features, it being the aim of the
| management so to conduct the exhibition as
to secure the patronage and good will of the
4 most respectable portion of the community.
| The New York Circus exhibits at Biddeford
tomorrow and will arrive here on Thursday
morning. 40 d
In COMMIssION.--While1 in aKittery yesteT-
day, we took occasion to make flying visit to
the Navy Yard, and found matters very busy
there. The ship of the line Minnesota was
put into commission yesterday under Commo-
dore Alden, an excellent and accomplished
officer, and she is expected to sail soon fer the
| Mediterranean, stopping at France with the
| graduating class of the U. S. Naval Academy
| at Annapolis on board. We had the pleasure
to inspect the various portions of the extensive
grounds under the direction of Francis Bacon,
Esq, clerk, Of the commandant, Admiral
/ Bailey. We came to the conclusion that the
people of Maine have very indefinite idea OF
the extent of this naval station at the extreme
westerly limit of our State. lt- 9 81.
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A Great Chance for Agents,

ply at once Tor territory to sell the new edition nf
MILLS, , ~ Ely Man HIS OWN LAWYER and
BUSINESS ary @sn f aDf which is Indispensable
pages).s Price only $500. Sent lree hy mall on re-
ceipt 81 pf n, ADDRESS, for terms OF Agency,
pIN'-- " HITCHCOCK, Publisher.
nosa,,, IL Chambers Street, New FORK
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$4,000.

w ANrED by the sabscriber, an active partner
~ Win above amount, 10 join him in a whole
ets e notwithstanding business which will ensure
Srno,ooe per year to cech. liberal salary will be
s'oWeu Tor personal att enton thereto. Profits very
Etfge amt sales certain-which will he fully proven
dress III p spor1IanI u ~
june 4-10ts e.. ~ D.
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liI .73.E Is E2zsa
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Grand Trunk Railway of Canada.

rNHE Grand Trunk Railway Company is prepared
Il to deliver during the present season of nayia,'
tion from five to six thousand tons of OH Rails
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing the whole or any,
part OF these Rails can obtain 1ul particulars upof
application to the undersigned "tO'-
Pares rendering will be required to state the price
which they Will give, and the places at which theS
Delivery to be made on the frontier. the purebas
ers paying the duties.
q. J. BRIDGES,
Montr cal, May %, 1851 iu3,l3t
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT !
BOOTHBAY, May 2S-Ar, schs Angelina, Fitzger-
aid, Boston tor Camden; Day Spring DAVIS, Ban cor
Tor Boston; Phebe Ann, Blodget, do for Lynn; Al
ice Il, Bennett Frankfort tor Boston,9NS
AJune'2-Ar, schs Senator, Orne; Northern Light /,
Pnkham; Silver Lake. Reed, and Mountain Bi,lOw,
WyIie, from Portland; Northern Chief Love, from
Western Banks.
..-rrklg s.rt~gFH - - " -
From Branch Office Uestern Union IeleJroph.,I
Sid fin Grmsby, e, 10Th ult, ship Mslita, ior Port
land. -.
Sid fin Cardenas 25th. sch Ella Portland.
Ar at Matanzas 25th, barques Ellen Stevens, from
Philadelphia; Ellen Dyer from New YORK. .
Al at Havana 18th, barques RIA Allen, I'm Boston
10th, brig Lady Brown, do. We ..ii5
Ar at st John, NIB, Sd inst, ship Ii Southland,
Cooper, from Bath, Is hours
50 80
Ar at Philadelphia % inst, brig Helene Phinney,
Boyd, Cardenas. 4 A0ilj .1Jlod6 " II
Ar at New York 81 inst brig j Bickmore, Graf
lam, Cardenas. .. ID q. ,,,,5
Ar at Boston Sd inst brig Prentiss Hobbs, Morton
from Sagua. .slrt
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Mine Per Gent,

and it 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.
Subscriptions will be received in New York by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No I, Nassau ST.,
CLARK, DODGE & Co., BANKERS, 81 Wall ST,
JOHN CISCO Sc Son, BANKERS. No. 80, Wall st
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United States, of whom maps and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They
viii Also be sent by mail from the Companys office,
No. 20 Nassau street, New York, ON application.
Subscribe will select their own Agents in whom
they have confidence, who alone will be responsible.
to them for the safe delivery of the bonds.
s. JOHN y. cisco, Treasurer,
june3d.Sw3m NEW YORK
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MARINE ~ -EWS
----------7---- -
PORT OF POR tt LAND.
Monday, June 3.

ul' '+a.- M0nday, June =.
~--g- z-.ey ARRIVED. ~
Steamer Chesapeake johnson, New York. t'S>'
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John, NIB, tt4NGlt34kA .gFFs
Brig j York, (of Portland) York Sagua
Brig R0amer, Mcfarland, New Iork. ~
Sch Ida f Wheeler, Dyer Philadelphia. q
Sch Maria Roxana. Palmer, Philadelphia.
Sch WIN Arthur, Andrews Rondoutt
b. Sch Emma l. Gregory. Thorndke, New York. 81
Sch Bleetwing, Nash, New York. 49,
Sch Decatur, Knowles, Boston. ,.r..y...
q Sch j @ Roker. Began, NewbHrgp5ft. f'-'-'''
Sch e M Hamilton, new OF POrtland) Smith, from
Windsor. Ms. for Phi label bia. a. M Ora:
Sch Anna Maria, Copp Shulee, Ms, for Boston.
Sch Belle, lBrl Edgett, iillsboro for Boston. l.t
Sch William. lindsey, Goudsboro.
Sch Gen I<leber. Turner. Bangor for Newburyport.
2 Sch Anaconda, TaintT, Bangor for Brighton,
Sch Tos jefferson, Chase, llailoweIl for NYork.
Sch A G Weber, Webber, Wisca set for Boston,
"3'-A 80 CLEARED ~
Brig Maria White, Bryant, Cow Bay-Ettej lin &
Chase.
Brig Blonde, (Br) Walker Maitland, Ms. 80
Sch Geo Brooks, Henley, st Andrews, NIB. 2 ~
Sch Daisy, (Brl Carson st Andrews, NB. al"
Sch Percy, Mailman. Eastport.
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IMPORTS.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS

SAGUA. Brig j c York-iO bhds sugar, 1888 HID
403 bbls molasses, to Geo Hunt; z bbls do, master
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Another Fenian Raid.

I has been stated recently, in the New York pa
] pers, that tie Fenians intend another raid
Canada before long. Time only will prove whether
there is truth in the -umor or not Time has proved
that not only tie Feni. but people belonging to all
societies AMI classes, hav been making most esen-
SIRE RAIDS tarmed with tho e most effective o. weap-
Jon a. and the said Fenians and >ad people belonging
toaii societies and classes, c.ruaS nSttu 70
continue said raids, where they will YET "' '' ''"s
for heir money. -,
Cal ifornia Cheap John dealer M hea9y Mada
Cloth ng and Gents Furnishing Goods no SohslesS
street. Remember the sign. jme ., NV