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BE CAREFUL OF THE WATER.-We have a
painful duty to perform, at the request OF the
authorities. 1t is In the shape of AN appeal to
the ladies. Remember, all of you who control
the application of mops, brooms, and Schuyl.
kill water, that the dam at the Fairmount
Waterworks has been greatly injured by the
rain storm, and that the supply in the basin is
necessarily limited therefore use more
of the aqueous fluid than is absolutely
needed in washing windows and pavements
this evening and tomorrow morning. 1t
should be borne in mind that such a rain as we
are now suffering from has rarely ever been
known before, and 1t is the duty of all to
assist the authorities in keeping up the water
supply under the circumstances. Therefore,
washerwomen. nymphs, mermaids and naiads
deal gently with the water
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AHd no, 800 BROADWAYt NEW 4UHh.
"a All Kinds Of Summer Clothing, Mems Youths
md BOVs closing out al gerry loW prices
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CHILDREN successfully photographed Rt
Reimer's gallery, Second street above Green.
One Photo Miniature. 81. six cards or one large
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Vlt THOLu- MInIALuIe, 3I, ok Carub OF OHb IHTBB
picture, 81.
q. BYRON MoRsE's DINING Rooms, No 902
and 904 Arch street. for ladies and gentlemen,
are now the popular resort for those In search
of good dinners. VtS0 them
USE DRXTER's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Go GREY Hairs Annihiidted
Ca GreU Hairs Annihitated,
ia Grey Hairs Annihtidted
MCINTIRE & BROTHER,
No. 1895 Chestnut street.
FIRST CLASS CLOTHING
CLargest assortment.
! Best STYLES.
Lowest Prices
WANAMAKER q BROWN,
GENTS AND YOUTHS CLOrHINa,
OAK HALK.
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
% Prices reduced on summer Goods.
JONES THAoHER, Printers, $40 Minor st.
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TOXINS STON a. SELL, I,DBN
81 Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In Baplrruptcy.
No. 4S4 WALNUT Street, PhllRdelphIa, 1910 Am
Ex-0oV' W. " JOHNSTON. GEO. 8, sELDEN
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W OsTER,
" FAsHIONABLE HA TTER.
ali 6mbpJ No. s. SIXTH Street.
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m JONES, TEMPLE q CO..
No. 20 s. NINTH Street.
First Store above Chestnut street T493
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It is forever destined, that OF all the skirting
precincts of Philadelphia, that OF Manayunk
overflow OF water and a consequent tnundation
can cause. Stretching along the Sohuylkill, at
The foot of q steep descent, which is Varlegated
with deep gullies, it necessarily Is the unwills
ing recipient OF all the the surplus water that
ThIs last freshet will long be remembered as
one of the most disastrous that has ever visited
Manayunk. The continual ana heaVy rains OF
washed down the cross streets of that village,
scooping out deep gullies in their centres and
along their sides, extending Jhelr whole
Length in many instances, and varying from
two 10 eight feet in depth, and from three to
Ali the factories, excepting one OF steam
power has ceased operations. In every one
which stands upon the border OF the rlVer,lthe
water reaches TO the second noor Great
damage has been done Stock has been so
saturated as TO be useless. Other materials
/ Worthless In some of the factories the lower
] stories have been the recipients OF AL the dirt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-23
MEXICO.
Santa Anna Reported Stu
AIivc.
New ORLEANS, July q

i.-4E7a1- 30 ss. New ORLEANS, July q.
Late advices from Vera Cruz state that the
body OF Macmillan is to be delivered to the
Austrian legation. The remains of the ex-
emperor are now on the way to Vera Cruz
and will be put on board the Austrian steam
frigate Elizabeth which is due here about the
first of August There is no truth in the re-
port that foreign consuls have been molested
in Mexico.
@ New ORLEANS, July o.
Galveston papers containing a weeks later
intelligence from Mexico are received
The Brownsville Ranchero doubts the report
of an army of observation, numbering $4,000
men, under command of Gen Cortina being
placed on the Rio Grande.
The same paper publishes letter stating to
have been written by Gen. Escobedo to Gen.
Gomez, directing the Latter by every means in
his power to make the country entirely Next
can. Gen. Esccbedo, in this letter, says as all
property in the hands of foreigners in Mexico
has been acquired by Mexican misfortunes,
the Mexican people should now take possess
sion of it, and have power to hunt them from
the country. He says my motto is death to
all strangers" And he adds, that there is no
danger of the Yankees interfering with us as
long as the Southern States are kept out of the
Union. Besides, the black men would side
with US, and may at any time pronounce
against the whites. Before we get through
with the foreigners, the Yankees will think we
are in earnest, and the time will come when
their own notables will be begging for their
heads instead of begging for the heads of Aus
TRANS.
Up TO the 10th inst, Gen. MARQUEE and Gen.
OHoran had not been found Some of their
adherents, it is supposed, secreted them in the
house OF the British Minister A strict search
will be made for them, and as soon as they are
discovered will be forthwith shot, Gen. Diaz
had ordered the capture of all foreign repre-
sentativesiwho do not recognize the Liberal
government 1l ISL.
Twelve more Generals who served under
Macmillan have been shot at Queretaro
Among others, Oterand Castillo. Four Impe-
rial colonies had also been shot. Seven hum
bred Austrian prisoners had been sent to Pu-
ebla.
President Juarez had issued an order for the
convocation of the Liberal Congress, to elect
President.
Gen. Ortega is prisoner at Monterey.
Santa Anna is still alive at Campeachy, but
his captors are awaiting instructions in regard
to him from the Liberal government. The
feeling there is that he will undoubtedly be
shot. Advices from Matamoras are to the
same effect
The Prussian Consul at Vera Cruz is con-
Quoting negotiations to obtain the release of
Austrian prisoners.
Capt Freeman, of the U. s. revenue cutter
Wilderness, which conveyed Madame Juarez
and party to Vera Cruz, reports that the Lib
erals are extremely independent, defiant a. d
s0ucV. :
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New YORK, July %.
"A w washington correspondent learns that ii
Is the intention of Secretary Seward not to
send any Minister to Mexico, as sort OF retail
latory measure for the rejection of his message
concerning the life of Maximillian, and for the
purpose, in the event of foreign war against
Mexico, of showing the chiefs OF that boastful
republic the full extent of their dependence on
the United States.
A man named Sorrill, who served in
the Navy during the war, was arrested in
Washington yesterday, on complaint of Mr..
Samuel Strong, who alleges that Sorrell ex-
pressed the wish that he could place several
barrels of gunpowder under the Capitol and
blow up all the members of Congress. He
was tried before Justice Walter and required
to give bail in $500 for his appearance when
wanted and to be of good behavior for six
months.
Washington special says the true state
ment of the action Of the President and SEN
ete ON MIR. Greeleys nomination for the Aus
TRAN mission appears to be this:
The PRESIDENT made the nomination without
consulting Mr.. Greedy, and the matter went
over one day and could not be taken up in
the Senate without unanimous consent.
Every member is said to have favored the
confirmation but Mr.. Upton of Nebraska, who
refused to consent to take up the matter be-
cause Mr.. Greeley had signed the bail bond of
jeff Davis and denounced Maximilian's exc
cution.
All the colleagues of Mr.. Upton, republican
and democratic, entreated him to yield con-
sent to consider the nomination, but in vain
Mr.. Greeley's name will therefore have to be
sent IN again at the next session.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July %.
s. Isadore Bradley, of New Haven, has been
appointed special agent of the Post Office De-
partment between San Francisco, Japan and
China: He will take charge of The mails to
leave San Francisco on the Sd of September
next per steamship Great Republic.
The President will soon appoint three mill
tary commissioners, thus completing the COM
mission provided for in the act of Congress to
establish peace with hostile Indians. 1t is pro-
posed TO hold meeting of the commission at
some point west of st. Louis, to decide on a
programme OF operations Commissioner Tay-
lot, OF the Indian Bureau, was in consultation
iect. "P'" 'i' ''"
1t is proposed to issue from the Treasury
department. in few weeks additional fraction
al currency notes of the denomination of fif-
teen cents.
Inc House Judiciary Committee adjourn to-
morrow until October, after examining Chap
IAN cameron, of the rebel secret service, as to
dent. o"
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Atlantic q ST. Lawrence Railroad Co
T1HE stockholders OF the Atlantic s. st. Lawrence
u Railroad Company are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the Office of the
Treasurer, in the Grand Trunk Railway Depot, on
A. NJ, for the purpose of making choice of nine Di-
the current year. and for tho transaction
of any other business that NAV legally before
the meeting. 5a- HI. w. HERSEY. Clerk.
Portland, July II, 1867. eodtd&1tw
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New ysrk market.

NEW YoRE, July %. VI
Cotton-more active and very frm sales 5000
bales Middling uplands 27c.
Flour-steady; sales G. 700 bbls. California at IL %
a 10 90. Fa itsg sBtl'.eIl 1850 y. ll -. s.-sa
Wheat-quiet and without decided change; sales
%, 900 bush. l3a 43laa ffH
Corn-heavy and a &c lower; sales 156, 600 bush
0ats-a shade frmer; sales 600 bush. State and
Ohio at 90 q 93c; Western at 81 90 sec. i.sh9
Provisions firm and quiet--Mess Pork at % 65. i'f
Groceries dull, quiet and unchanged. HH
Naval Stores-quet aal lak
Petroleum-scarce and firm; crude 49, a Ale, in
bulk; refined bonded at 81 a 33c. n.'l ~ = -
Tallow-steady. a 'ffls
Freights to MISUNDERSTANDING. 1l' q
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EUROPE.
NEWS nv THE GABLE.

LONDON. July q.
Advices from the Island of Gambia via
Athens report that the Cretans are preparing
a squadron of five fire ships, with which they
intend to attempt the destruction of the durk-
Pasha
VIENNA, July 81.
The Austrian Reiehsrath has adopted reso-
lutions in favor of the political equality of re-
ligious faiths and acknowledging the legality OF
PEsTH, July 81.
The Honveids Or National Guard of Hum
gary are to be recognized
SOUTHAMPTON, July 81.
The North German Lloyds steamship Union.
Capt. Van Santen, which left New York on
the 18th inst, touched at this port to-day and
after landing her English mails and passen-
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July %.
Flour quiet but easier; Spring extras at 9 IS q
II rs. Wheat dull and almost nominal at 9S a o.
for %. Corn dull at decline Of % Ic; sales al
visions steady but quiet-aess Pork at % 10. Lard
at 124 9 128c. Cattle dull at rs % 90 for good
choice smooth. 0ifls : 14H
Receipts-S2oo bbls. flour, $500 busl wheat 1885,
600 BUSH corn, 11,0o0 bush. oats, 600 hogs. Ship
ments-3 200 BUSH wheat 131 900 bush. corn, 600
bush oats. sf =
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The Great Frcshct on the Mississippi
River.

The freshet on the upper Mississippi liver
exceeds any other calamity of the kind which
has transpired since 1850. The volume and
force of the water is tremendous. The wreck
OF the old North Minneapolis bridge has been
The shore abutment of the Pacific Railroad
bridge across the Mississippi at this point has
fallen, and the damage will amount to 800, 0O0
The boom at Coon creek broke about 10 o'clock
Thursday night, and 22.CcO,O00 feet of logs
went over the falls. The total loss of
timber is computed at 35.OOO,OOO feet,
which were worth here at least $3.50 OOO.-
Most of the logs will be picked up during the
season. but it will be so late that it is doubtful
if they can be put into the market before next
is estimated at $4,000. :
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New York weekly Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, July %.
Beef Cattle in large supply and market less firm;
ings disposel Of however, at II a tic according
to quality, the latter for extras. Veal Caves-with
diminishedr ceipts were considerably lower under
light demand; quotations at u a lie. Sheep-de-
pressed by continued heavy receipts and moderate
demand and prices declined fully lc; quotations a.
&c. Lambs were also a shade easier and quoted at
81 q 9ac. Hogs-irmer, with an active demand, and
the market closed firm at q q re. Receipts
beeves 525, calves LIS, sheep and Ia Dbs q, 625
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LECTURES.

A NEW course of lectures, as delivered at the
"A New YORK Nnson,, ~f Anatomy, will be sent
70 parties unable to attend em they are 81 VIA az
IiYpa9 % to an the subjects = Maturity and
Oid Age, Manhood generally reviewed, -nd Ner-
ment and cure of Indigestion, Flatulency .. 'ia,ed
Vous seases, Marriage Philosophically consh 4
etc. These important Lectures will be forwarti.
on receipt OF four stamps by addressing Secretary
New York Museum OF Anatomy and Science
SIS Broadway, New York.
Nav Al. TT&S3mt
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Cincinnati Markets.

..I.. CINCINNAyI, July %.
Flour declined 10 % Co., family at 10 90 q 10 TO-
Wheat dull, unsettled and lower; No Red sold at
80; delivery next week. 70 the best offer;
cepts 1000 bush. Corn dull and nominal, at 75c fol
MOL Whiskey steady at Soc Mess Pork advanced
to "a 90 cash. and "a 25 delivered this week. Bulk
Meats higher; shoulders 11ic; sides 13c. Bacon
urn shoulders l2sc; sides 14lc; clear sides Isle
mapd. ~ ~ $3.50 - ~
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TIL e MI A r. * Il n 8 .


.l1 nar y NEW YORK, July 22- p. M.
The plethora of Money increases, but rates arc
essentially UNCHANGED. Gold quiet and steady clos
ing firm at 1893. Foreign Exchange firm at 1i0S a.
110l for prime bankers bills with moderate inquiry
Government securities stronger with q fair demand
Stocks clio cd steady at nearly the highest point of
the day. Mining shares quiet and unchanged.-
The business at the Sub-Treasury as follows -
Receipts, 1881 $780, payments. $7,s2,5i5; balance,
$131, 310,0e5. ~ =
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Yacht Nettle.

Is now ready to take Pleasure Parties
Al to the Islands, and for deep sea fishing,
EfH OF to charter by the day, week or month.
.NAMhA Fo~ further particulars inquire at No.
.@zsss@49 Commercial st, OF at the st. Law
renee House on India st.
jyileodH L. j. WILLARD.
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Indian AGnirs.

ST. LOUIS, July %.
A telegram from A. J. Smith, dated Fort
Harker goth inst, to Gen. Sherman's headquar-
tiers, states that reliable information has been
received there to the effect that Bishop Sar-
ney and party, who were recently reported at
tackled and brutality murdered, passed Fort
Dodge, fiity-fye miles west of Fort Learned,
in company with a large train, ON the 10th inst.
The reported massacre must, therefore, be
false
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Canadian Affairs,

.u PoRT Hope, July %.
fire here on Saturday last destroyed the
stores of A S. Tempest, l.. N Pitts and 9TH
ers The loss exceeds $4,000. A fire engine
ran over man named Coffin, instantly killing
A terrible hurricane visited this vicinity Ia It
night.
QUEBEC, July %. =
The steamship Moravian with 400 passen-
gers from Liverpool, arrived yesterday reports
the steamship North American which went
ashore on the island of Anticosti, has been
platformed and is now kept free Of water by
pumps 1t is expected she will be afloat Tues
day, next. The steamer Belgian from Gibral-
ter, with the 18th regiment, arrived here to-
day.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given to all persons in
il terested that Sewall @. Chase, OF Portland, on
one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven, by his
deed OF that date which is recorded in the Cumber
land Registry of Deeds, book $50, page no. mortgag
Portland, q certain lot OF land with the buildings
thereon, situated on the east side of the Western
Promenade In Portland, described as follows: be-
ginning In the line OF the Promenade, at point
hundred feet northward from Pine street, being the
northwest corner Of the Inman house lot, thence
northward by the line of the Promenade one hun
bred feet to land OF the heirs Of Elias Merrill thence
eastward by the Merrill land one hundred forty-four
and half feet, half the distance to street.
thence southwark parallel to the Promenade one
hundred feet to the Inman land thence westward by
the Insan land to the place OF beginning Ito secure
sand dollars each; that the condition In said mort
gage is broken by reason whereof the said mortga-
gees hereby claim foreclosure Of the same.
ANDREW SPRING,
SAMUEL K. SPRING.
Portland. July 10, 1887. y11-laWd3w
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ST. LOUIS, No., July 81
Very rich gold discoveries have been made
by the Mormons on Green river. Brigham
Young is fitting out parties for the Mines
Gov. Smith, of Montana has gone to Vir-
ginia city to place himself in Geographic com
munication with Gen. Sherman and Secretary
Stanton in regard to military matters
A train of seeding Mormons from Utah ar
rived at Julesburg on the 18th inst.
The steamer Antelope, from Fort Benton.
was fired into by the Indians below Fort Blu
ford. -
A locomotive on the Illinois Central Rail-
road exploded yesterday, at Cairo, instantly
killing f. w. Hayward, the engineer, and
moftally wounding John Wilson, the fireman
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Destructive Fires.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July o.
Means & Bates single mill and lumber
yard was burned last night Loss $4,000; in
sured Ss20,500.
MEMPHIS, July %.
A destructive five occurred in the Navy
Yard yesterday, which destroyed Crowder s.
Co. Tobacco Factory and Christian & Co.'s
warehouse, with 800 bales of Cotton and 6O60
lbs salt total loss, $150,OO0 insured for $65 OO0
principally in northern offices. The fire was
the work of an incendiary.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, July %.
Charles L: Begger, Superintendent of Aims
House, has been removed by the military au-
thorltles, ana Mr.. Pierce, former incumbent,
reinstated.
The 18th regiment q. S. infantry, now here,
it is said, goes to Texas.
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Norway Academy
At
MORLEY. WHINE.


NORWAY, MAINE.
ffNHE FALL TERM OF this Institution will COM
Il mence on Wednesday, September 4th, 1867, and
continue eleven weeks. fE
CHARLES d. BARR0WS, A B.. Principal.
EDWIN F. AMBROSE, A. B Associate Principal.
MRS. MARION NJ. BARROWS, Preceptress
MISS H. Z. DENISON, Teacher of Music
- -, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
Assistant Teachers of acknowledged ability and
experience will be secured.
TUITIoN-Common English, $4eO
Higher English 800
Languages, 600
The Classical Department affords Students wis.,
ing TO fit tor College every facility for thorough
course in those studies.
A Teachers Class will be formed especially adapt
ed to the needs of Students desiring teach during
the ensuing winter, FIR longer period.
French and German Glasses will be formed each
term.
There will be Piano in the Music Room of the
institution for the of those taking lessons in hat
branch
Ample provision for board has been made for
large number Of students.
Is Board, including ecerything acood, ighfs.
wdshiHJ, &c, three dollars per aeeek
Rooms on reasonable terms for students wishing to
board themselves.
The Bakery and Market render it easy for Stu
denfs at long distance from home to board them
selves, If they wish. oat
Application should be made in person or by letter
to the Principal TO Rev. N Gunnison, to j. A. Dem
ison, Esq, or to Freeland Howe, Esq, at Norway.
july 17-eOd5w
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AUCTION SALES.
Adjourned Sale!
Houses at Auction.
NTED.
Partner Wanted.

GOOD smart yonng man, with $500 or $500 cash,
N can hear Of q good chance in an easy cash busl-
ness, by applying to A. j. cox q CO.,
General Business Agents, 351t Congress Street.
July 22. div
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NEW ORLEANS, July %.
Cotton-frm; sales 600 bales; Low aiitldlinp
2i2 a 25c; receipts 1G6 bales. Sugar and MoassssS
no change; stock light.
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WU22ted.
Wanted.

A NAN competent to run Clapboard and Boart
APianer, at Mil at Bethel.
JH. HAMLEN, Agent,
jy17d1w Bethel Steam Mill Co.
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AUCTION SALES.
y. 8. MxrShNL's Sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, I
DISTRICT OF NAIVE "a

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
=, PURSUANT to an Interocutory order OF sale TO me
directed from the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge OF the
United states District Court, within ard Tor the
DistrieI OF Maine, shall expose and offer for sale
9t puDhe auction TO the highest bidder therefor the
following property and merchandise at the time and
place within sad District, as follows. viz:
AT PorHand Pier, easteriy side, in Portland, on
Iaesday, me tcenty-hrd day Of July, at ten O'clock
THE SCHOONER COLUMBUS, her tackle, ap-
pGrei and furniture.
The anne having been ordered 10 be sold and tho
proceeds disposed o: according to law.
liated at Portland this seventeetb day of July,
A. ID 1867.
CHARLES CLARK,
jy17did u. s. Marshal District of Maine
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Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL that understands cooking, TO do
"A nrst work: Enquire at 1874 Spring Street.
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Cemsscrciai...1Per Gable.
FRANKFORT, July 2f-Evenjnp.
United States 6-20's were quoted to-day at 76f for
1862. ~
tBy Western Union Telegraph, Branch ofice,.
LONDON. July phi A. M.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-U. S. 5-2O's 72s: ILL.,
shares 514