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Indian Affairs.

ST. LOUIS, July 8.
- A9paha ps. ,aispaIcn says the usage Indians
nave ieiC tnelr reservation in the southern
part Oh the state ID regular war style. Their
rear was picteted and allowed no whites to
approach their camps Little Bear, Chief of
the Littie Osages, says their Agent, Snow, is
never with them, and attributes the present
aiSaffectlon OF the tribe to him. Little Bear
refused to go to the Plains with his band and
has no control over them. They said they were
gong TO hunt buffa!o but stole eighty horses,
anu ueh' heiiey Deheves they are on the war
path.
!, GOV. Crawford has written long letter on
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 6.
Oott9n.frm m and quiet; sales $50 bales; Middling
Flour-receipts 4,299 bbls sales $500 bbls; State
and western opened duh, and closed rather more
sIeady; Superhne State at so q 90; Choice do 10
g !o00; Extra do 8 25 q so; Round Hoop Ohio 9 20
g do 20; Choice do 10 50 q II 20; Superfne Western
0oe g 8 90; Common to good Extra Western 8 20 q
y 20 choice do 10 90 q II 65; Southern without de
clded change; sales 220 bbls mixed to good at 25
"a HOO; Fancy and Extra at ii 90 a Is 25 California
IA 90. '-'N ''''' ." ~ - -
Wheat-opened dull and closed more active and a
saaue M mrner sales 80 900 bush; Chicago Spring No
Georea 9S MWa%kee Whita oif No. at 22e nc new Amber
Corn-l 9 2c lower for sound an a shade firmer
or unsound which is scarce closing dull and heavy for
a ALE tiads G sales 1000 bush new Mixed Western at
o.. ''' '''0''' u0 ~ y io' 10 uhsouna % %
oats-1 q &c better; sales $4,000 bush; State s5s
ge g eoc IN store; Ohio So q SIC aioat; Western 74@
Pork-frm; sales 15O bbls; new plain mess IS 90 a
~ new extra DO at a 30 q q 9o closing at p IS
new mess, sellers August q 90.
Lard-heavy and dropping; sales 750 bbls, at III a
lac for new.
Butter-dur; sales Ohio at 10 a 21c; State at 12
O. 26c.
:, Whiskey-frm; sales 400 bbls Western in bond at
3S "a 40c.
kce-nominal
Sugars firm sales 1000 hhds Porto Rico at 12s
Muscovado at III q 12c.
Molasses-heavy; Muscovado isc.
59c;. Rosln at l2I q s 30.
whale quiet.
fetroIeumIlalI at previous prces crude at iiI;
Tallow-quet; sales 7S, 900 lbs at III "a 12ic.
Wool-without decided CHANGE sales 100000 lbs.
at 45 g 62c for domestic fleece; AZ "a 81 for super
pulled 2 soc for Texas; 2s q &c for California;
Freights to Lverpool-Cotton SIG G0 III by sail and
steamer. Corn 4d by sail and Cd by steamer.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.
The steamship Sacramento from Panama,
with passengers and freight for the steamer
Colorado, which leaves tomorrow for Hong
hong and Yokohoma, has arrived.
Captain Turner of the schooner Caroline
Mills has arrived, and reports that the search
for the new island in the Pacific was unsuc-
cessfnl He cruised thoroughly the locality
assigned for the island, and found the water
discolored as if from bank 200 miles. but no
soundings could be obtained. No land exists
within 500 miles of the locality. A report that
was circulated that they had found the island
and left four of their crew there was untrue.
The North Star mine and mills of Nevada
had been sold to San Francisco parties for
$450,000.
The Chinese laborers ON the Central Pacific
Railroad have resumed work.
SAN FRANCISCO, July z.
The steamship Colorado sailed to-day for
Iokohoma and Hong Kong with $660,0G0 in
treasure and $50 passengers, including the
Japanese Commissioners and suite aud 800
tons freight
Inc fourth was celebrated in this city in an
usually enthusiastic manner.
"A c0uncli was held at Lapway. at which
Gov. ballard OF Idaho, Agent Onot and Others
met the chlef OF the Neseherees tribes. The
object was TO announce to the Indians the rat
ifcation by the Senate of the treaty made in
1868, and to explain its provisions. Trha Tndi-
ans express qualification with the treaty,
The Oregon Iron Works We're DESTROYED bv
fire on the Sd of July. Loss $4,000. Insured
$1,000
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miscellaneous Dispatches.

BosToN, July 6.
George A. Hill, a colored barbert No. 8 Es-
sex street, is reported to have eloped recently
with white girl IS years old, belonging in
West Roxbury, and the daughter Of respecta-
Bile parents. Hill has wife and children liv-
ing. police officer was put ON the track and
they were traced to Chicago, where they were
arrested, and Hill arraigned before the Police
Court on criminal charge. The young lady
came home with the policeman.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 5.
During the performance at the circus of
Thayer 81 Noyes last evening, Elias White, the
Lion King, entered the cage Of lions, when one
of the males attacked him, telling him to the
floor OF the den and fastening his paws upon
his shoulder, inhicting severe wounds. The
circus men went to the rescue with iron bars
and finally succeeded in rescuing Mr.. White
from the cage alive, but severely injured. The
affair caused great excitement in the audience
..l. CINCINNATI, July 5.
Charles Keeper, prominent business man,
who shot himself dead yesterday morning,
leaves behind him property valued at 100000
He was afraid of poverty.
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FRANKLIN, TENN.
Riot bettCeep Loyal Le0gMe9s
and Conservatives.
Several Whites and Negroes Killed
and Wounded.
Soldier Shot at TullahOma.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July z

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July z.
After radical meeting yesterday at Frank
lin, Williamson county, which was attended
by large number of white and colored peo-
pie, trouble occurred between a number of ne
groes belonging to Loyal League and num-
Der of conservatives, whites and some colored
men. The Loyal Leaguers were advised by
do and marched back to their hall. By this
time night had come on, and after slowing
away the regalia, &c, they lett the hall and
returned to the public square, where a COLI
sion Immediately occurred. 1t is alleged that
they were fired on by party of white and col
ored conservatives, man named Cady, a live
ry stable-keeper, firing the first shot. The fire
was instantly returned.
The affair lasted but very short time. There
appeared to be avolley from the attacking
party and scattering reply, resulting in the
death of Cady, who was shot through the
heart, and the wounding of eight whites and
eighteen blacks-three of the latter mortally
Some of the wounded blacks are conservatives
The radical blacks were much exasperated
and threatened to return and renew the
fight, but Dr. Keliffs interposed and prevailed
on them to desist. An official investigation
will be necessary to fix the responsibility for
this murderous affair. 1t was apprehended the
difficulty would be resumed to-day, but all is
quiet. A company of the 45th regiment of
regulars left this place this afternoon for
Franklin to maintain order. The affair Is de-
plored by all parties.
On Saturday one of the company of the
militia stationed at Tulahoma was shot and
killed by Dewitt Bennett, captain in the
late rebel army Inspector General Hunt has
taken steps to preserve peace there and have
the murder investigated.
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NEW YORK July7.
The steamship Hansa, from Southampton
25th inst, has arrived.
The London Times says that neither the fa-
vora6le harvest weather nor the arrivals of
gold from America appear to restore the finan-
cial confidence of the Paris and London public.
The French Senate has been petitioned for
the return of Louis Phillippe's remains to
France.
In conference on the affairs of Hanover in
Berlin, the Hanoverian representatives are
said to have been in favor of a connection with
Prussia.
The treaty by which Bavaria joins the recon-
strueted customs union of Germany has been
ratified by the King of Bavaria.
The last returns of the Bank of France show
an increase of 100000 francs in the metallic
reserve.
The Portuguese Chambers of Deputies had
passed bill for the reform of the penal code
and the abolition of capital punishment, and
adopted the general budget.
In the English House of Commons on the
evening of the Oath ult, several votes were TAX
en- on the opposition's amendment to the re-
form bill, in which the government was sue
cessfu by small majorities.
The Queen of Prussia visits Paris incognito
for q few days
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lrt To Let.
fs'HE room over Vckery & Hawlevs Dry Goods
l. store. No. 81 Free street, now occupied by Her.
man kaler & Co. for Wholesale Millinery and
Straw Goods business.
This room will be vacated some time in June
For particulars enquire OF H. s. Kaler a. co. OF
VICEERY & HAWLEY. June 3.dtf
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WILMINGTON, July G.
The accounts from the agricultural districts
are more encouraging in regArd to the crops,
especially upon the uplands.
~, ;, GALVESTON, July 6.
TWO cases of yellow fever were reported TO-
oay m the military hospital, and two in the
city hospital Two deaths have occurred SO
lar. " ''
Inc registration in the 5th 9Th and Sth Wards
7S1 whites. e'' anu
o,,o h,,,,5, SAVANNAH, July 6.
cOlOred were registered to-dav. So far a1S
whites and ,703 colored, oio
E;J. Westmoreland, British Consul at Buns
wick, Ga, was killed at that place bv Cant
Marsion, OIL the 9Th inst The deceased baI
only been married four hours. Marston was
arrested and brought to this city. A great
mystery exists regarding the affair.
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EUROPE.
N 4 WS BY THE CABLE.

LONDON, July 8, Evening.
All the courts of Europe have adopted
mourning for the death of Maximilian. The
recall of the British legation from the city of
Mexico and the suspension of diplomatic rela-
tons between Great Britain and the govern
ment of Mexico is seriously proposed.
MANCHESTER, July s.
VIM Lloyd Garrison was entertained to-day
at a dinner given in his honor by his friends
and admirers in this city.
DUBLIN July s.
EFA Fenian leader, alleged to be Gen. Halpine
formerly Secretary OF one of the Fenian Or
carnations in America, has been arrested in
Cork.
PARIS, July 5.
The French government has granted a con-
cession to the Franco-American Telegraph
Company, which proposes to lay submarine
cable from Brest to some point on the Ameri
can coast
PARIS, July 5, Evening
The Moniteur to-day has an article express
ing detestation of the murder of Macmillan.
In the Senate and Corps Legislatif to-day,
speeches were made denOuncing the execution
as crime against civilization. Orders have
been sent ont suspending from their functions
all French Consuls in the Mexican Republic.
All festivities in this city have ceased and
all preparations for the forthcoming fetes have
been abandoned out of respect to the memory
of the ill-fated Maximilian
LONDON, July 6, Noon.
The United States Minister, Adams, has sue
ceeded in his efforts with the British govern
ment to obtain the liberty of the convicted
Fenian C0nden. He has been sent for and will
shortly sail for America.
LONDON, July 6, Evening
Ishmael Pasha, Sovereign of Egypt, has ar
rived at London from Paris. The railroad sta
tions were decorated with flags and flowers in
honor of the illustrious visitor, who had a
grand reception, in which the Prince of Wales,
Lord Stanley and the Secretary of Foreign AZ
OF troops were also in attendance, and formed
an escort to Ismael Pascha, who is the guest
of Earl Dudley.
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
last is now complete and the earnings of the Union
Pacific on the sections already finished for the first
two weeks in May were $113000 These sectional
earnings, as the roal progresses, will much more
than pay the interest on the Company's bonds, and
the through business over the only line of railroad
between the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense,
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NEW YORK, July 6.
A New Orleans special dispatch says late ad-
vices from Juarez's headquarters, state that
Juarez will conyolle a Congress at the capital,
into whose hands he win deliver the govern
ment and tender his resignation.
NEW ORLEANS, July 7.
The Austrian steamer Elizabeth has an order
to proceed to Vera Cruz without delay, to brin,,
the Austrian and Mexican Imperial officers
and troops to this city. She will return imme-
diately. .-.l9i
Col. Ludey and other officers of the Vera
Cruz garrison, who arrived in Mobile by the
French sloop-of-war Tobasco, have come to
this city. r....-' i-l
The revenue cutter Wilderness left New Or
leans for Vera Cruz, with dispatches from the
Slate Department. Mrs. Juarez was rendered a
passage but did not arrive in time.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, H., July &.
Flour-There ia a better feeling but no advance in
prices Wheat firm and advanced "a Sc; sales
Winter red at 30; No. Spring IS q 80. Corn
with large speculative inqriry and large home de-
nands advanced &c; sales at s4s "a s7s for No. l,
closing at s51 0 S5b for No. l. Oats ad yanced "a
and steady sales at 81! a So for Rye dull and
declined "a &c; sales at 95 9 81 for No and SO for
ry, and "a 90 at buyers option in August Lard
nominal; sales at II e9 &C. Shoulders firm at &C..
Receipts-l9,00O bbls flour, 1000 bush. wheat 49,
coo bush. corn, 10000 bush. oats. Shipments3 900
bbs. -four, 2,2b0 bush. wheat, $4,000 bush. corn,
95, 900 bush. oats. .-
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NEW YORK, July6.
A man named Ephraim G. Paterson, an ex
policeman, has been arrested for presenting for
payment two coupon bonds of the Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railroad, which were portion Of
large amount of property, valued at some
$4,000 stolen from the safe of the Montauk
Insurance Company in Brooklyn in April, last
year.
New YORK, July7.
There has been but one death at quarantine
during the pre- sent year, and there are no cases
lower bay.
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II III e MI A r. X E II 8 I.

r-e New YORK, July &c P. M.
Money abundant an easy at 4(9 6 per cent
Sterling Exchange quiet and firm. Governments
strong and in demand. Stocks strong, and quota
goods firm is announced to-day. The Express says
the bank statement on Monday will show an increase
in deposits and s1,Ooo,0ooin in legal tenders. Gold
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Large Hall and Offices to Let.
nVER Patterns, Nos. IA and 16 Exchange stI eet,
~ Front and back offices, with consulting rooms,
and large hall.
JOHN NEAL,
May 10. tt .. SO State Street.
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-, NASHVILLE, July G.
The Conservative Convention to-day nomi.
mated B. b. Priton for Congress, against John
'Trimble Gar. Gen. Frauenucht wa 3 nominat-
ed for the Legislature. f7a
1t is reported that Brownlow will issue
proclamation Monday, ordering the arrest OF
County Judges who have appointed Judges of
Election
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ANNUAL MEETING.

TTNHE Annual meeting of the Plumer Patent Last
l. Boot and Shoe Company, will be held in Port
land, at the Office of
Messrs J. & K. Nj. Rand, Ne. 16 Free ST :,
Tuesday, the 9th day Of July next,
At 10 o'clock M iao7dtd*
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Lost. Straved ar stolen :

LNROM the WhaFf OF Portland Steam Packet Co.,
Il since S0th May, Box measuring about 20 feot,
eontaing household goots, such as Feather Bed Pl-
low Cases, Carpetiug, Quilts, sc. Marked II. K.
NICKERSON, corner OF Elm aud Oxford streets.
Possibly some one has taken the box by mstsll'
Whoever will return said Box shall be suitably
warded. @. Il. WILLIAMS,
OF Portland Steam Packet Company.
,JuIy 3. 1867. iyid1w
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RICHMOND, Va, July 6.
The colored caucuses in the upper wards, last
evening, decided to run colored candidate for
Mayor and a council ticket with two writes and
three colored.
The Inquirer and Examiner have been fused.
and will be Republican, by Joint company.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-08

Escape of Prisoners from Augusta Jnil.
AUGUSTA, July Z.
Early this morning James Dunn, John Ma
guire, Calvin Smith, Henry Scott and VIM
Lawless, all State Prison convicts, escaped from
the county Jail in this city. They picked the
locks of their cells and sawed off a window
bar and then let themselves down to the ground
by tying their blankets together. They un-
doubtedly had assistance from outside. The
jailor visited the cells between II and II o'clock
on Saturday night, and found everything as it
apparently should be. These men were con-
fined temporarily in the Jail while repairs were
being made in the State Prison at Thomaston.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-08
Texas Republican state Convention.

HOUSTON, Texas, July g.
The Texas Republican State Convention ad-
journed yesterday after adopting the principles
of the National Republican party, endorsing
the civil rights bill and all the reconstruction
measures of Congress, thanking the General
OF the 9Th military district and declaring the
State officers hos tile to reconstruction.
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Notice to Builders.

fINIIE Parish Committee OF Park steeet Church are
authorized to receive bics Tor contemp plated al
terations and repairs ON the church. Plans aad
Specifications can be found at FASSErr'S, be
Architects Office, New City Building.
All bids must be handed in on or before o'clock,
ON Monday afternoon, July sth. iylItStti
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For Rent
To Let, without Board.

nFFICES in the third story CT building on corner
" OF Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Oh
flee Of o. Ia OCEAN INSURANCE GO,
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LIVERPOOL. July 5-Evening
The Cotton market closed unchanged in tone or
prices sales 10000 bales Breadstuf1s-Corn steady
at BIS Sd per quarter for new Mixed Western. Bar
ley advanced to 5s per so lbs Peas advanced to 39s
per quarter Wheat-White California lbs 9d per
Genital. Oats 3s Sd per 40 lbs. Provisons-Beef
closed Is better extra prime 1865 per Dbl. Ba
con has advanced Cd and closed at AS &c for Cumber
land cut middles Lard Sd lower; sales at AIS Cd for
American. Produce-Rosin: common declined to Is
Cd; fine American 12s; Spirits Turpentine 30s Pc
troleum closed firm at 9s per gallon for spirits and
Is I'd for refined. Tallow As per cwt.
LONDON. July G-Noon
Consols closed steady at 94b for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are the
closing prices for American securities United States
5-2Os, 70; Illinois Central shares 79i Erie Railway
shares 43s.
LONDON. July e-2P.
United States 5-20s have advanced to 73A.
LIVERPOOL, j July 6-Noon
Cotton quiet; sales to-day 5000 bales; Middling
uplands 104d; Middlng Orleans lid. Breadstuffs
dull and unchanged Provisions quiet and unchang-
ed. Produce-Ashes, pots 31s Cd. Spirits Tnrpen-
tine 3d., Refined Petroleum Is I'd. Tallow 4is. Clo-
yer seed Ais. Common Rosn Is Cd.
$50. FRANKFORT, July 5-Evening
United States bonds closed at TIL for the issue of
1862.
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AUCTION SALES.
e. Nj. PATTEN IL Co., Auctioucer,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Genteel Dwelling and Land on Ok
ford Street at Auction.

{ ~ MONDAY, July 8, at p. M ,on the prt mises
an WIN be sold the new two storied and half wood
eas1 S numbered II, ON Oxford second house
and s Wlimot street. This is one OF the best built
lies f ~ %sonvenently arranged houses for two fam
"d I'm IN the city, On the first floor Parlor,
seconJ aonr snnseu-room, Kitchen and Wash-room; /;
aurteass, ilh IN the attic three rooms, making
lar. with brrl Under all an excellent Gel
House piped for gas above and below. ot Sh 90
reS 5e ears Win So any day deposit OF one hun
jy3-dtd
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mRESS 6SAkENG.

MRS. BUNK Es8 has reno Ted to the eeTn sr
Nl OF Middle and hathnu - -, where she -
prepared to cut and dc Ladies' and Z. esiarers
Garmcnts of ali kinds. She has lust ~eceNed
a great variety OF the --latest Styie Pn,s, Sls
from New Hork.
EY Persons desiring a perfect atfing GER
ment will please GIVE HER A CALL,
ehenp, ivId9yy
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Cincinnati Wnrlxpfs.

CINCINNATI, July 6.
Flour unchanged Wheat duh; new offered freely
TO arrive at 25, but without buyers Corn in fair
demand at So q Sc for prime sacked. Oats at
~ eg II In bulk Rye scarce; sales at 20. Whiskey
s.eaay Yea, at SIC Proysions-Mess Pork buoyant sales
q 81 for shoulders liz for clear sides Hams firm
at lsc for sugar cured and 15c for common. Lard
dull; sales at II &c for prime keg.
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N. BIN consequence of The large number of art-
ees to be drawn, it found impossible to close the
Fair on Saturday night. 1t will be open this after
noon from to o'clock, and in the evening from to
10 ocIock, when all the articles except the Piano and
Gold Watch will be drawn These two articles will
be drawn on Tuesday evening" before the Concert
ing of the Fair
Tickets % cents each. u,y9i2t
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New Orleans Markefs.

NEW ORLEANS, July G.
Cotton--dull and unsettled; sales 1000 bales;
Low Middlng % a 23ie; receipts 1888 hales exports
6644 bales. Sugar-Ony retail trade doing; fair at
131c. The Moiasses market is bare Sterling Ex-
change 149l "a 153 New York Sight Exchange
per cent. premium.
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UST Received at the store of STEVENS & Co.,
- 5o0 Congress st, a large lot of White and Pink
Marseilies Quilts. Also Scotch Lancaster, Bridal,
and Honey-comb Quilts, for sale at the very lowest
prces' je21dtf
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New Geods, Cheap.

lust opened at 800 Congress St. a lot Of Wlite
~ Marseiies, Linen Napkins, Doylies, Coioied
Doylies, Linen Diaper, Crash, Bleached aud EroVn
Sheeting, Linen SHIRT Bosoms fine stock OF Lin en-
Table Damask by the yard Ladies and Gents Hcse,
Hdkis., Parasols, Umbrellas, Sc, &c. For sale
very cheap, call and see,
June 21-dtt,
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LOt'of Land ON Quincy Lane nt
Auction.
f(Y virtue of license from the Judge of Probate
- for Cumberland County, shall sell at public
auction on the premises, on Wednesday the tenth
u0) day of July next, at ten 10 O'clock In the fore
no on, the following real estate, namely: lot of
land ON the north-easterly side of Quincy Lane in
Portland, where Samuel Soue formerly resided, be-
ing about sixty t6O) feet on said Lane, and about
Will be sold subject to right ofdower of the widow
of said Samuel Soule. Terms cash.
WILLIAM l.. PUTNAM,
Administrator OF the Estate of Samuel Soule
June Z, 1867. jeSi1aw3w then ed w of sale
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Executors Sale.

'ftHE stock of Millinery in No Clapp's New Block
L is now offered for sale at two thousand dollars
(S200O) less than cost 1t must be Immediately sold
10 Close the estate OF the late Ii. w. Robinson
Portland, june %. diff --a.l
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nj OTkSE. will sell on favorable terms as to
payment, or let for term of years, the lots Oh
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets and on
Franklin street, including thecorner of Franklin and
or SMITH s. REED. Attorneys, Portland. jy12tf
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Cloth for Mems and Boys wear
SELLING off cheap at 800 Congress Street
~ n, -, Stevens ~ Co.'s.
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AUCTION SALES.
Dried AuDles nt Auotion
Building Materials of Auct;,n

4 ~ MONDAY, July sth, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at
roo oonce shall sell, to close q consignment about
-'ipY nj psti pounds Dried Apples, in prime order.
Ju!~utu Il. o. BAILEY
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1.-TWO furnished rooms, within two minutes walk of
i the Preble House. Win accommodate two or
four single gentlemen. Apply tv
June29d3w w. II. JERRIS.
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Tents.
A FULL supply of Tents, of all sizes for sale at
n store Commercial Street, head of Widgery's
"hatL iune26dH