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The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

In the year eighteen hunored and sixty-seven-
An Ordinance additional to the Ordinance relating
10 Eveg green Cemetery. ff%
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
viz: -- .-f
CECTIoN l. One fourth part OF the amount re-
- eel, ed from the sale of lots ina Evergreen Gem
etery, and all received nom transfer of lots,
together with all dOna ions made by the holders OF
lots, other persons, shall constitute fund to be
called Evergreen FUND, the interest which shall
be appropriated 10 improving and ornamenting the
grounds and lots In said cemetery and keeping the
same in good order under the direction OF the com
mitiee ON eemeter es and pubic srounas The pay
nent Of sum not less than twenty-five dollars INTO
the fund for each lot y the holder any other per-
SON shall entite the donor to have the rot DIES gnat
ell " him. he in good order by the superintendent
Of said cemetery forever. AMI the said committee
cemeteries shall IN their discretion such care
attention TO be bestowed up,n such lots m ay
be IN accordance with the written request OF the do
noIs. ar..r .2..r
SECTION 2. The City Treasurer shall j ave the
and custody of said fund, aud such portion OF
the same as may not be wanted tor mmed ate use in
may be loaned to the city On interest," securely in
vested under the direction said committee on
cemeteries and public groun 9. and all ntsre Is re-
eey:d IaFins each year a9Yse the en- n
lie IT aasurer shall at the close OF each fnaneia
year. report 10 the City Council the state Of the con-
ditIon OIL the funds.
SECTIoS g. III ordinances or parts of ordinances
inconsistent with the provisions Of this ordinance
are hereby repealed. -reta4.r.
In BoARD OF MAYOR AyD ALDE tsG1
June -. 1s6I
doina5 O'' LAWNS 's' AUG. E. STEVENS.
a.4al Prest. Board Aid
ego In BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL.
~ June q, 1867. J
This Bill having been read twice passed to be or
dained nov ,u,,
1 JnRe q. d S AUG. E. STEVENS, Mayor.
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Foreign News per steamer.

NEW YORK, june 90
The steamship City of Baltimore, from Liy-
erpOol 18th via Queenstown Goth, arrived this
evening.
4 At the meeting of the creditors of Frazier,
Trenholm u Co., in Liverpool on the 18th, a
statement was read from which it appears that
the gross liabilities are 81, 2l8,OOO; unreceived
E5l1 900; estimated assets f212 1000 Mr.. c. HI.
Priolean's private estate, after the payment OF
private claims, amounted to $4,000 assets
In the House OF Commons, on the 18th, on
the subject of the Birmingham riots Mr.. Har-
dy said he believed the real culprits in these
transactions had not been very numerous; did
not exceed 1900. He waa afraid no steps would
be taken against those who were the real orig
inatOrs OF the disturbance
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

LOUISVILLE, june %.
Ex-Attorney General James Speed lett for
Washington last night, having been summon
ed there by the Senate judiciary Committee.
:, Aspecial dispatch to the Courier from Frank
I'm, hy, says William p. King and Abraham
Owens, convicted of robbing the train ON the
Louisville & Nashville riiIroad last fall, and
who afterwards murdered Harvey King, a
brother of the former, fearing that he wsuld
expose then, were executed yesterday at Frank
lin IN the presence OF 600 persons. They per-
innocence.
Two deaths by cholera are reported in this
oit
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

This Collar is the most perfect imitation of linen
ever made and is ucater-proqfed by secret process
owned and used only by the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company, which gives to every Collar perfect
laundry finish leaving them free from all that un-
natural shiney look Which other Collars have. Each
one is NODDED to form space for the cravat, and
turned on full ctrUe line, makiGg them the most
beautiful and best fitting Collar ever cut out of pa
per. They can also be REVERSED, or worn either
side out, giving the wearer the benefit OF linen fin
ish and plain Collar all in one. Wherever they have
beeu introduced they universally take the lead of
every other Collar; in fact, many dealers have
thrown all others one eide an sell the Duplex and
no other kind, they pay On eater profit and give
better satisfaction. AL sizes and styles constantly
in stock. rf.n. .l..
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MEXICO.
ArriU0J at -NesU Orleans of
.Eriled In,periGlists.
Probable Execution of Macmillan.
REPORTED FALL OF THE Oily OF
--- MEXICO.
MEXICO.

~ sIA. ...L .l.4 NEW ORLEANS, June %. j
An Austrian sloop-of-wsr arrived at the
South West Pass this morning, and landed
Geographic dispatches for the Austrian gov
ernment Her national ensign was draped in
deep mourning. This and the reticence of her
officers are significant They report that the
city of Mexico was captured by the Liberals
ON the 28th inst But the particulars had not
reached Vera Cruz up to the sailing of the
Austrian steamer 1...
The Mexican schooner Atlas arrived this
morning, having ON board twenty-four eXiled
Imperial Mexicans. There were among
them several military officers. They confirm
the report of the capture of Santa Anna at
Sisal They add that when the captain of the
Virginian told the Liberals they must take
Santa Anna by force as his vessel was not
armed, he spread the American ensign on the
gangway The Mexicans trod on the flag.
seized Santa Anna armed and thrust him into
their boat. - w
At Campeachy the Liberals were shooting.
hanging and expelling The Imperialist sympa-
thizers.
WASHINGTON, June 20.
A despatch reached this city by telegraph
from New Orleans this afternoon, stating that
Macmillan was condemned to die, and was
shot on the 18th inst, but no particulars what
ever accompany the statement. s0-E
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
From Washington.

.s-g-, WASHINGTON, June 90.
q The receipts from internal revenue from all
sources to-day were 81, 00S, III 70; total amount
for the fiscal year 1858, 194.SS.
WFA 'a a WASHINGTON, June 30.
Numbers of members of Congress continue
TO arrive by every train-eight or ten from the
West came to-day. Some of these report 9TH
ers from that section now on their way hither,
and are confident that quorum will be here
on Wednesday. The attendance of the Dem
ocratic members on that day to answer he
roll call and insure quorum for business il
doubtful. The republican members now here
are all agreed that bill supplemental to the
reconstruction bill ought to be passed to clear
ly define the powers Of military commanders,
out the way and form is yet to be determined
The Treasury Department has given notice
to holders of sevcn-thirty bonds that 1t is now
prepared to give in exchange for such notes
tive-twenty bonds issued under the act OF
March Sd, 1855, redeemable after five years,
and payable in twenty years from the list OF
July, 1857. Holdes are also notified that the
Department will consider that they have
waived their right to demand bonds in ex-
change for the notes unless the notes are pre-
scented for conversion by the 18th of August
next. Sesen-thirty notes transmitted for con.
version must be in every case endorsed to the
Secretary OF the Treasury by the party pre-
senting them, and must also when payable to
order Or another person, be endorsed by such
person or his legally authorized representative
Careful attention to this regulation will save
parties converting such notes much unneces-
sary expense. TDi
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

ST. LOUIS j une q.
Dispatches to John d. Ferry, President Of
the Kansas railway say engineer Perley 5
camp at Wilson's creek 20 miles west of Fort
Harker, was attacked by the Indians yester-
day, aud John Kissler of Springfield Ohio,
was killed, and George Walt badly wounded
Five or six Indians were killed.
All the railroad men near Buffalo creek were
driven away by the Indians yesterday, and the
contractors camp was burned on the railroad
between Buffalo and Fossil creeks, and aban-
doned. Troops have been sent to protect the
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
Chicago Markets.

..--... II I...r CHICAGO, ILL.,, june 20.
Flour less active; sales at 90 q 10 90 for family
Spring extras II 81 a IA 90. Red Winter Wheat adj
yanced 15c sales No Spring at 2 90; No. 2 do at
sales at ~ az s2lc for No No at ~ s2ac, and
~ a "a ior rejected, closing quiet size for No.
oats rather quiet and declined sales $4,000 bush at
ley neglected and nominal. Provisions almost nomi-
mall Mess PORK at y 90 g POO; Lard at III a &c.
600 bush corn, 2o.090 bush. oats. Shpments-5, OoC
hbls four 5000 bush wheat, $4,000 bush corn, 10,
btIah nafa
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Delivery Of Arms for the Protection OF
the Pacific HailrOad-1Seportcd Death
Of Gen. Gustav. A-S -'t. 1-t1

nm, IL. ST. LOUIS, June 80.
The Secretary of War has authorized the
issue OF one thousand breech loading arms and
fifty thousand cartridges from the Leayen-
worth Arsenal to the Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas branch, to enable their engineers and
working parties to protect themselves against
Indian attacks. The Company have aiready
secured oO0 Spencer rifles for the same pur-
pose. - slsa- ass ~. ny - i-tA
Considerable trouble exists at Julesburg be.
tween the old settlers of the town and the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, in conse-
quence of the later trying to occupy the lands
squatted upon by the former. Tie squatteis
refuse to vacate the lands.
A report was current at Fort Hooker last
week that Gen. Gustav, with small body OF
cavalry had been oyerpowered by large force
OF Indians, and the General killed The re-
port is not well authenticated, but some conf
dence is placed in it on account of SO little
having been heard of Custar's command for
some time
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
From New OrIenu..

taa la New ORLEANS June 28
The statement Photographed North that Pres.
ldent johnson is urging the removal of Gen
Sheridan is pronounced false by Gen. Steed
man.
Collector KellogG's reply to the scandalous
charges preferred against him by Cutter and
his friends, is entirely satisfactory to the au.
thorities at Washington and approved by the
whole commercial community at New Or
leans l-lrl1 4l4a 1855 80 ~. IVY =
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

ST. Louis, June 20
An investigation into the reported robbery
Of the steamer l.. W. Brooks at the levee on
Sunday last, of 5000 disclosed the fact that
the owners, Henry A. Haffner and w. A. Bit
Ter, AID her captain, j. A. johnson, entered
into conspiracy to rob and burn the boat and
defraud the insurance companies. All the
parties have been arrested, and $3.50 of the
stolen money recovered. 4Fl
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICES hereby given that the following deserfb-
IN ell goods were seized at this port, tie day 5
beteinafer mentioned, for violation OF the Revenue
Laws:
June 7, 1867, seized at Portland schooner ''kate
Brown OF Tholnasion, her Jackie, APPAREL and
furniture June T. seized at Portland, TOO cigars.
Any person or persons claiming the sam, are re-
questsd to appear and make such clam witnin wen,
~ ia va rom the uate hereof. Otherwise the SAID
goods will be disposed ofin accordance with the Nets
Of Congress in such made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
rF EeA Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

NEW YORK, June g.
The third and last match between Lady
Thoine and Dexter for So 600. two miles heats
to wagon. came off on the Fashion Course to-
day. Dexter won after fine race in two
straight heats. Time sol, 500
A match for $500, mile heats, best three in
five, under saddle, between Toronto Chief Jr.,
and Rapid followed. Rapid won, trotting the
heats in $50, 237, 2.3s Ia IL '1E
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
Fire.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June %.
A fire this morning burned the st. Paul
house, Warmers furniture and coffin ware
house and other frame buildings on Hennipen
avenue, next to the river. Loss about $15, 900
Insured S6 600 r-At.-F t.aa 10y '-@'-~''
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
Manufacturing Jeweler.

~ REEVES, manufacturer of every descrip-
Ne ton Of Jewelry, having established himself at
$50 Congress Street, 10 now prepared to make any,
thing In the line. Persons furnishing their own gold
can have their jewels made to order. Diamonds and
Pearls reset Hair braided and mounted In the lat
est Styles Jewelry, fans canes, pipes &c., repaired
and mounted A large assortment of cheap Jewelry
for sale. a. REEVES
June24df No. 335 Congress Street
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

ALBANY, N. Y, June 80.
The dwelling house of John Payner, a farm
er, living a miFe west of East Schodock, Rem
sallear county, was entered by burglars on
Saturday night, and trunk containing about
$500 in Government bonds, currency, &C.,
was taken from under the bed without awak-
ening any OF the family. The trunk was found
a short distance from the house to-day, rifled
OF all its valuahles. No arrests have been
made
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
Ne Plus Ultra Collar Company.

BIDDEFORD, MAINE.
U-Licensed by the Union Paper Collar Co. of New
2 t- 3-- a-te- York. sal.-9lz g.. -.k,--. -.-.
CHARLES A. SHAW, Priest F. HAINEs, Treas
WHOLESALE AGENTS: .s--
SIMONS BkOS. q CO., No Otis st. =. Boston.
BENNETT, STRICKLAND s FELLOWS,
80 Barclay street, New York.
ALEXANDER BUSH s. CO., s14 Market st.,
o.. Phiiadelphia.
HODGES BROTHERS, 20 Hanover st,
June 17-MonWed6tSat 13t ..s--se HgH.9
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Boston stock sds:.

=, AFAU DE MAGNOLIA, 1.-The prettiest tb;no tn.
sweetest thing" and the most OF it for the least
= ovsrGomes the odor OF perspration soft
ens anu Suus 1eileacy TO the skin; is delightful ler
essary companion In the sick room, in the nursery
ana upon The toilet sidebOard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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(S3|2I!kiQ llayIQIa{a

This is first class. very heavy plain Collar, made
and warranted to be finer, whittier and stronger than
the stock used in any similar COLLAR they are made
by the new process used only by the Ne Plus Ultra
the eravat, TUNED on ful curUe line and can he
REVERSED either side out. Made in all
sizes and STYLES. - = A.g-A
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

LONDOs, June 29-Noon
Tin-Banca and Straits SOS Go. Linseed advanced
to CAS- Cd per Calcutta; Lnseed Cakes frmer at e1O
los per ton for thin Oblong for feeding.
LIVERPOOL, June 30 Noon.
Cotton quiet and unchansed estimated sales to-
Orleans lid. vBreadstufs unchanged; new Mixed
Western Corn 3ss. Provisons-Lard ass Cd; Tallow
irmer at AS Cd.
LONDON June 29-Evening.
Conaols closed at 94A for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following the
closing prices for American securities: United States
5-2Us 72s; Illinois Central shares T9t; Erie Railway
shares 49,
e LIVERPOOL. June 2g-Evening.
Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales 10 600 bales.
Breadstuffs and Provisions unchanged. Produce
Spirits Turpentine 30s; Tallow As; Calcutta Lin
seed CAS-.
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II III e M A r. X e Il 8 .
Financial,

-.. NEW YORK, June 29-8P M
The exports of specie to-day amounted 10 1921, OOO
The railway speculation generally strong at the
opening, but the market was weaker afterwards and
quiet and fraction lower. Money unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
The Cholera.

@ MEMPHIS, Tenn, June %.
Several cases OF sporadic cholera have been
reported, several OF them having proved fatal
The authorities are taking prompt measures to
prevent the disease from becoming epidemic
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
Lost.
rFTWEFN Chatham

tfErWEEN Chatham Street and Tswkesbury's
- Court a Ho0k Il Eye Box containing S8c-two
twenty dollar bills and the remainder ves and tens
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leavingi al
tue residence OF James Shehan, on Fo.e street be-
tweon chatham AID Franklin streets. je2Z-aiw
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
Water l|lll!S1 df.l9

This Is well known as the standard enamelled COL
line process used solely by the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company. being the only method bywhich perfect
enameled Collar can possibly be manufactured. 1t
Is warranted entirely free from poison, and b every
way the most perfect, durable and best fifth ensm
ellei Collar in the market. Made in all sizes and
styles.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

City of Portland.
WHEREAS the City Council BY their order pass
wv ed June Path, 1867, directed the COMMITTEE on
Laying New Streets, to widen Park street by con
tinuing the southwest line OF said street above
from York to commercial rect,
Notice is hereby given all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee OF the City Council
on laying out new streets will meet to hear the par
OF july 1867, at our O'clock in the after.
noon, at the corner of Park and York streets
and will then and there proceed to determine and
adiudge whether the public convenience requires said
street way to be laid out.
Given under our hands on this twenty fourth da,
of June, A. D., 1867.
- H.EG-s-77= Aug. e. STEVENS, "a a p
q III 4Fft AMBROSE GIDDIN0s,
CHAkLEs M. RICE,
}. Jos. BRADFORD,
- - ELIAS CHASE,
w. p. FILES,
Committee on Laying out New Streets.
June &c, Nv = - : = y = p I'd iva y
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LEWISTON, June %.
The evidence was concluded in the Verrill
murder case this afternoon, and Calvin Rec
ord, Esq, commenced the closing argument for
the prisoner. Il = = n - Z
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LOST AND FOUND.
Wallet LOst..-&1O Reward

OF near the Bosto1 Depct In this city, On Sar
IA urday last, containing about thirty dollars in
money, ami sunjry notes Oh no value except u the
ywnef, as payneEt on The Ii has Deen stopIed also
Sale Key The Encer Will receive the above re
by leaving 1t at this Office
je27d1ws LUTHER PERKINS, West Poland d
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.. I;-,.isGo.-X.-The amount of Plantation BIZ.
serS 500 -, m one year is something startling They
wEuiu uil broadway six feet high from the Park 10
IN Now York 1t is said that Drake painted al
. . lSchs m the Eastern States with his cabastie
I.-ieoO-A" anu then got the old granny legis-
u hatnre, which gave him u monopoly. We do moi
SNOW how this is, but we 10 know that Plantation
used by all classes OF the community and are dean
On Dyspepsia-certain. They are very invigoratinp
when languid ahd week, and great appetissr."
sarato . pring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Town Of WostbrOOk.

y TREAsURER's OFFICE, June %, 1867.
NOTICE Is hereby given to nonresident owners
IN OF real estate that the Taxes for 1866, remain
ing unpaid, have been returned by the Collector to
me and that such estates will be advertised for sale
If the taxes are not paid previous 10 Ju 9th.
49, GEO. @. GOODMAN, Treasurer.
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The Trial of John III. surr.,,.

WASHINGTON June 20.
Surratt's trial was resumed this morning
Welchman was cross-examined at considera
bic length. Nothing new was elected.
At II. 30 A. M. the Court adjourned to Mon
day, Judge Fisher having been taken sudden
ly ILL fFsEt ~.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01

r.r-.sa5 RICHMOND, VA, June 90
The trial of the 9th of May rioters common
ces before Judge Meredith Monday. ~ 81
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G EAT SALE
tx IL AL Il ST AT e
u U JOY HILL.
Monday, July list, >Gy, mt 3 O'Clock n. M.
Tire Houses and Iwen y H,uss Lois!


VIE house ana lot now owned and occupied by c.
Il W. smith, corner OF Nj, lOuurne anu WI,Iis Sis
house con Gins tive 80 finished rouns gouu pam les
anu closets, good cellar Ulck cas- EN-; 4. wel ar
ineu I0r one Ut wo t,ln iit s. wovu Aouse and sla-
Die attached; lOl Isl b. So ee D,auti .lly md mt
ami Stocked With choice ifut and oInant Mai trr "a
grape VINES, goUsebcrry and rant LusLes t,aw,
Dsify Vines, sAruGbery anu flowers in bbunLaLoe-
Ihls Is he OF he finest residences the bil. M
manding q line view OF Casco Ba, Island and sur
rounding county. Also lot al Joining AZ BY 80
ieet; can be examined any afternoon previous 70
sale.
A so, two new houses on Montreal Street, one ~
by 81, and one z2 by 81 each iOntee feet poets e,
en- finished rooms, and with wJOdshed attat he,i
garden. ~ ~
Also, at same time and place, twenty house lots,
sta.eu on North Wills, Non real and Walnut u.s.
n fiomeHsoe, Oe.ng some OF the int st lots
anu coiinandins the finest views vi any lots TO be
hiu N the city, and within twelve minutes walk o,
tie Post Gttiee "
Water OF the putest quality can be obtained ON ny
OF tlese iots ny SINKING awel .rom eig.t W we've
ieet deep. that will wash or shave.
Houses or lots Can be exaIni ued any day ureyiops
70 sale, by calling Moses Goul d. So Nof Il st,e.t
Terms favorable and made known al tin.e of .ale
J"ne<z III II. U. BAILEY, AucLT.
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Portland, june Is, 1857. .diawsw

A RCHITECTURE a ENGINEERING.
"A Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELL CO., have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
Of established reputation and will in future carry on
Architecture with their business as Engineers Par-
Office No, 206 Congress street. and examine elesa-
tons and plans OF CHURCHES banks stores, blocks Of
buildings, &c. II
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TEETH TEETH TEETH
Got Home,

A FTER an absence Of thirty -four years from my
AbIrth place. Forty-twc years ago from last April
while partner with Charles Frost Ather of the
pl esent Charles R. 8 Luther h. Frost OF this CITY,
we moved the old First la ish Westinghouse, on
congress street, seventeen feet towards Chestnut ST.
and back as to make room tor the Stone Chur,
which stands upon the let The society occupied
the olu house one year after we moved 1t; this was
the time il took ~ finish up the house. At that
time twas called q great under aking TO move o
westinghouse. The sleege the bell deck Up, by
the use ofa purchase fal We pitched into Copgless
Street. The excitement greal at the time: iheIe
judged to be twoor three thousand persons pres
ent.
Wonderful changes and discoveries have taken
place since tn thine and among the last is mass TO
take the place of shingles upon roots of eapboar
upon the walls OF buildings, which now fer to he
public. 1t il an Elastic Fire Proof Cement, the
ground work of which Is stone, and which by expos
To the weather, in time. hardens into stone with
out losing its elias icy; IL be finished up to taxi
the place for beauty with the finish OF any hrst Class
ulding; VIII coslless than sh nglcs and VIII ast
life time. A sample of this Mastie, which mas been
exposed to the weather three ye rs can DO seen &c
INV house. M 70 ST. Lawrence su.et, by any one as
any time This Mastic is the result OF hve ears tx-
u rim, n ing and W il stand upon ITS own merits
ready 70 contract t. build any kind Of buildings that
the nubIc NAV want to supply this Mas ic 10 any
building already erected or in c interpolation
WILLIAM A. RICE.
Portland, June "a, 1861. je25eodiw'
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sarato pring Water. sold by all Druggists.


in lifting the kettle from the Ere scalded myse
very seyerely-one hand almost to crisp. The tor
.uIe WAS uhDearable The Mexican Mus
II healed rapidly ami lett very little scar q -
mas mas FOSTER, 40 Broad street, philadelphia"
ment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases OF Wounds
sweings, sprains cuts bruises, spayins etc., either
upon man OF beast. -r - . - - :.
Beware OF coun.erfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in the stee-plate engravings, bearing the
signature oil u. W. Westbrook, Chemist and the pri-
odte stamp OF DEALS BARNES " &c, New York. -
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Druggists
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To owners of Hackney Carriages.

To owners of Hackney Carriages.
IDY Ordinance Of the City Council, approved
ID May %, 1867, 1t is made the duty OF the City
Ma, shall to inspect all Hsekney Carriages on ths
hrsT Monday in july, and January Of each years
before LICENSE is granted. ~ -
The owners OF all hackney carriages, used for the
purpose of carrying par sengers from one Place 70
another within the city. are hereby notned to pre-
sent their carriages to the undersigned TOT inspec
ton, at his office on Chestnut street. on MONDAY
the first day Of July neat, at ten O'Clock In the lore
y,t JOHN s. HEAD, City Marshal.
Portland, June "a 1867. je2ydtf