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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23
Union County Convention.

The County Co INVENTION Of the Uuion
party of Fayette County, Ohio, will be
held at the Court House in Washington, on
Saturday the 9Th day of June, 1867.
a general attendance Of the Union voters
Of Fayctte County is requested.
The following business will be transacted
by the Convention, viz: ...,
LIST. The selection of four Delegates TO
attend the Union State Convention to be
held at Columbus, on the 9th day ofJune
3D. Theappointment ofa County Cen.
tral Committee, for the ensuing year,
3D., The adoption of some mode ofnom
mating candidates for the various county
offices at the October Election,
4th, Such other business as may be de-
termined upon by the Convention.
By order of the County Central Com.
mittee.
OURRAN MILLIKAN, Chm.
NJ. J. WILLIAMS, Sec'y. 2j"t
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23

The Lancaster Gazette Of last
week in speaking Of tho enormous
price Of -four, which is $3.50 in
that city, says;
"If the whole stock Of the article
in this country were yet in the hands
of the SPECTATORS only who are re-
sponsible for the enormous and un.
necessary prices which have pre-.
vailed for year past, il would be
interesting to see the effect Of total
abstinence by the mass Of consul
mes from the use Of wheat -four
for eight weeks 10 come.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23
Sherif,s sale.

Gideon Gamble and John OoOver, as Ad-
ministratoFS of the estate of Samuel Coo
yer, deceased, plaintiffs, against Jackson
Bates and Ruhamey Bates, defendants.
Order Of Sale on Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
Case Number 1880.
DURsUANT to the command Of an or
l. der of sale, from the Court Of Common
Pleas of Fayette county, Ohio, and 10 me
directed, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, at the door Ofthe Court House in the
town Of Washington, seat Of justice
for said county, on Tuesday, the 25th day
of June, A. D, 1867, at one O'Clock p m.
Of said day, the following described real
estate, to-wit;
Situate ia the county Of Fayette and
State Of Ohio, and described as follows,
to-wit: A survey of so acres of land, a
part of survey No. $500, on the waters of
the N fork of Paint creek beginning at two
white.oOks, south easterly corner Of Ben.
jamin Hughe' survey No, s972; thence
north 8 west 203 poles to stone, north
erly corner to said survey, in the line of
survey No. 6739; thence north 75e east
l22 poles to four white oaks, north corner
TO survey No. 6798; thence south 81 . west
100 poles to stone, northwest corner to
said survey thence south l60 poles to 2
hickories from one root and black oak,
southeasterly corner to said survey: thence
south 69 . west 30 poles to the beginning,
containing so acres, Excepting therefrom
II acres and 80 poles off the west send of
said tract, conveyed to Samuel Coover by
said Jackson Bates and wife.
On TRAor--Also, the following premis-
es, situate in said county, being a part Of
Beniaminin Hugh s. survey No, 1912; be.
ginning at large stone in the road from
Holland to BloOmingburg; thence with
said road North 81 west 26 poles TO a |
stone in said road; thence ia poles to a |
stone in Thompson's linei thence north
IS . east Is poles TO a stone, corner to |
Jackson Bates; thence with his line south |
1928 poles to the beginning, containing
I / acres and 80 poles, on the waters of the
North Fork Of Paint Greek
First tract appraised at 1891 S7JS.
Second tract appraised at $57S l216.
To be sold to satisfy said mortgage lien,
also two executions, one in favor Of Sam.
uel Coover's Administrators, and one in
favor Of John Webb. .....
Terms Of sale, cash.
JAMES sTRALEY, Sheriff,
Of Fayette County, Ohio.
Mills Gardner, Attorney. 26a5
May 2sd, is77' Prf $lS %
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23

Ex-Governor Joseph A. Wright,
our Minister to Berlin, died in Ber-
lin on the 10th inst, aged so years.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23
NOTICE

The undersigned hSs been duly appoint
ed Administrators Of the estate Of Daniel
Nunemaker, late Of Fayette county, Ohio,
deceased. her & r
RACHEL ~ NUNEMAKER,
May 3, 1867. mark 24-3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23
Lost.
StOIle.

TNHE undersigned have a quantity Of
i good stone for sale at their quarry al
Rock Mills, miles from Warrington
such as atone for building. paving, and
walling wells,
JOHNSON 4 BoEHAM.,
May 81, 1867. 26fG
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23
For Sale!

A Secondhand ROckaWaY Carriage,
II but little worn and in good condition,
Has been newly painted aud looks as good
rs new. Enquire Of
j. j. VANDEMAN, 4 Co.
Washington, May 9th, 1861. 24'tf-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23

The Paris (Tcxas) Vindicator
has had the impudence to place Mt
the head of its columns the name of
General Grant f6r President along
side Of General Lee for Vice Presi.
dent.--Er. A.
Tie object ofa ticket ofthis kind
is evident enough, and it needs no
prophetic eye to read the fate of
General Grant in case such a ticket
could be elected qualification or
the murder Of another Republican
President, and the succession of the
rebel General Lee to the Presidency
is the inevitable design Of the adyo.
Gates of such an unnatural coalition
one that General Grant will never
listen to; one that has the bloody
hand of murder plainly visible, aud
one that every truepatriot will spurn
with contempt.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23


We can't see why Mr., GreelJ
should seek to place himself on the
bond for the release of Jeff. Davis
from prison. Men are usually in
duced to lend their names to such
instruments from motives Of friend
ship to an individual. Does Mr..
Greedy wish the country to under
stand that he is the friend Of the
red handed, wholesale murderer, JEFF
ferson Davis 1t may be said that
there was no use in keeping Davis
in prison, because there was no
probability that he could be con
victcd Of a crime against the Gov
ernment by a Virginia Jury who
would have to try his case there. -
Let those who sympathise with his
cause, the cause of the traitor, re-
lieve him from prison, or stay there
until he was convicted or acquitted
by Virginia Jury, just like any
other man of less nOtoriety in Grim
inal transactions would have been
compelled to, just like poor old era
ny John Brown had to; there was
no respite for him and his assc-
eiates, who figured too rashly and
nnwiseIy at Harpers Ferry. They |
were, with indecent haste, COMPEL
cd to pay the forfeit of their Of
fences with their lives upon the
gallows. We cannot think that
Mr. Greely has secured in his cap
by this act feather that any true
man would feel much pride in wear
ing To our mind there is a vast
deal Of surplussagc, or perhaps we
may call it false sympathy for a
traitor, simply because he was the
most notorious Of them all.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23

--JOFDavls following in the foot
steps of vallandigham, has gone to
Canada.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23

Tho Reps5Iic is 3 new paper
recently commenced at Columbus
by Messrs. Simons, Campbell u
Griffin. tits gotten up very neatly
in quarto form, end is ably edited
The Republic reflects the views and
advocates the interests of the Grand
Army of the Republic, and is de-
serving the patronage of loyal sol,
diers and Of all true friends Of the
Union. 1t is published weekly at
So 90 per year.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23

After long time the Commits
sioners Of Fairfield county, by yir-
tue Of a special enabling act Of the
last Legislature Of our State, arc
going to build a new Court House
in Lancaster That will be n pro
gressive step in the march of i'm
proyement in that city. The Com
missioners have determined to erect
the new house on the hill. With
this location there seems to be n
good deal Of just opposition, as we
think, But it is none of our bust
ness, and we shall allow them to
build it where they please.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
DRs. HAMILTON &BLUME,
DENTISTS.

Opposite First NATIONAL BANK,
WASHINGTON G. H., o.
All operations pertaining TO Dentistry,
performed in manner warranted satisfac.
tory.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN, by the use of NITROUS OK
IDE, or LAUGHING GAS.
May 23d, 1867, 96atf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-23

oURRAN MILLIKAN, Chm.
NJ. J. WILLIAMS, Sec'y. 2j#t
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
Portland Dry Dock Company.

adjourned meeting OF the Shareholders of this
"A Company will be held at the Office of the Ocean
Insurance Company, Saturday, June 22d, at p. M.
A full attendance is requested, business of i'm
portance will come before the meeting.
Per Order. &. M. DAVIS, Sec.
Portland June IL 1867 did
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
From, WashimytOm.

~, s,..r.., q s.. : WARRINGTON, June 20.
The Poesidont to-day issued proclamation
announcing the ratification of the treaty with
Russia ceding the Russian American Posses.
Sons to the United States, which concludes as
follows: - I = T->-~>tl7i'' ~
Now, therefore, be it known that I. Andrew
Johnson, President Of the United States OF
America, have caused the said treaty to be
made public to the end that the same and eve
ry clause and article thereof may lie observed
and fulfilled with good faith by the United
States and the citizens thereof"
Thomas L. Smoot was fatally shot this after
noon by Harry johnson, in consequence of
guilty intimacy with the latter's Wife
A pardon was issued to-day to Gen Long
street: Among the names appended to the ap-
.plication was that of Gen. Grant and other of.
ticers of the army, and many Senators and
Representatives, some of whom were also per-
sonal applicants to the President for the par
don. - =. ..-,s..s'.---F7 900 -,
ID The President will be accompanied in his
trip to Boston by Secretary Seward Postmas-
ter General Randall, Surgeon Basil Norris, u
5. ~, and Brig. Gen Moofe, of his staff. He
will leave Washington tomorrow morning il,
the 7.45 train. The full Marine Band, thirty
three pieces, with their new uniforms, will ac-
company the Knight Templars from Washing
ton, the latter being tho Presidents escort. .
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
From Richmond.

.i5'i' RICHMOND, June 90 @
Mark Downey and Theo. b. White, two well
known citizens, We're arraigned before the U
). Commissioner this morning, charged with
perjury in having taken the registration oath
Yesterday The U. S. District Attorney said
III the first case the prosecution would be on
the ground that the State constitution adopted
by the convention at Alexandria DISTINGUISHED
all persons who aided the rebellion after April.
1864. This constitution, it is claimed, is not set
aside by the convention bill. Y I'D lr
About nine-tenths of the whites in the State
will be disfranchised if the District Attorney s
ground is sustained. Both, cases were contin-
ued until tomorrow. There is great interest
manifested in the case by both classes of citi-
zens. sYaTst.a = -
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
The Killed md Wounded AT the Ph;Ia.
. 10 ". ri'H'' delphfa Fire. .,.sj Ell .. +.

.,,AiA. ~ h PHILADELPHIA June 90 'S
The following is list of the killed at the fire:
Caleb Brett, of the Washington Engine; John
Earnest, OF the Franklin engine; James Dady,
OF the Hibernla engine; a newsboy and fire.
man named Mclaughlin. -ia t11' H,- "a.
The follOwingis list of those injured; Amos
Jones, in less; Peter Kelley, in back; Mathew
Feney; Samuel Jaggus, leg broken; Joseuh
Beck, in head; George Lyle; Dennis Kelly,
arm broken. ..-I..-s j lIelf- li1aalstsII' -
A man, wearing the equipments of Columbia
Hose Company, has been found dead but his
face is 30 disfigured that he cannot be recog-
nized. Other bodies are believed to be under
the ruins. 4. ''' ~ '- - % -.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
House and sign Painting.


DLAIN and Decorative Paper Hanging. VII
Il LIAM SHEAL, turmerly OF New York, will
happy to attend to any orders from friends tn
public House q Wilmot st. may24dlms
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
\ q ||||| il 3

This Collar is the most perfect Imitation Of linen
ever made and is ardterpro?ted BY secret process
owned and used only by the Ne Plns Ultra Collar
Company, which gives to every Collar a perfect
laundry finish leaving them free from all that I'M
natural shieey look witch other Collars have. Each
one is NODDED to form a space for the cravat, and
turned on a full curve line, maxi g them The most
beautiful and best lifting Collar eva, cut ont of pa
per. They can also be REV Frs d, or worn either
side out, giving the wearer the benefit OF a linen fin
ISL and plain Collar all in one. Wherever they have
been introduced they universally take the lead OF
every other Collar; in fact, miiy dealers have
thrown all others sile and sell the Duplex aad
no other kind, as thew pay greater profit and give
better satisfaction. All sizes and styles constantly
in soc.. y 3. f.a- 4h sat7- 80
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
TEETH! TEETH TEETH!


NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this bort the
Gays hereinafter mentioned tor a violation ofthe Rev
snue Laws;
From a wagon on Cats wharf, boz. Bottles
Brandy, May Is. On board Sehr. Abbie Bursley,
Boil Molasses Bbl. Sugar. hf BILL d. Bags
do; May Is. On board ). S, Carlotta, Bot Is
Srandy; May 81. AT Store 1i3 Commercial rect,
Bols. ami X containing Nutmegs; May %. Al
Store 135 Commercial Street, Dbl. containing Nut
mcgs; May -. On board Brig "Eudorns," Case
containing II Bottles Gin, Case containing Bot
ties Spirits, DemUohns Slirits, Box tanning
so Cigars. Boxes containing 250 Cigars Bun les
containing so Cigars each; Nay "a ON board Stnr.
New nrtnswIek, 81 Packages Sewing Sils, and
Pocket Knives, May %. I'm Board Bark = JaCo
Hf Bbls. M0lasses, b titles Brandy, I'M Ciga ;;
Mav2'. Schr. "Kate Brown" of Thomasto,t. her
tackle, apparel and furniture: May Is, 1900 Cigars
at Tnom ston; May 81. ON BoardS. :. Cariotta, 10
lbs. NutInegs. May Il On board Brig Eul0ius,
900 Cigars, Boxes jelly.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested To appear and make such claim within twenty
days from the date hereof otherwise the said goo Is
will be disposed of in accordance with OF Con-
gress in such cases made and provided
.. ISRAEL WASHBUHN, JR..
Collector.
Portland lime G. 1861. d1aw3w
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21

LIVERPOOL, June 19-Evening.
Cotton market closed easier but prices were un-
changed. The following the closing quotations:
Middling uplands at lisd do Orleans at 1sd; sales
5000 bales. Breadstuhs-Corn declined Sd; Mixed
Western 37s Cd per quarter; California Wheat steady
at 13s Cd; Barley, Oats and Peas unchanged. Pro-
vsions-The market is generally quiet Beef closed
firm at an advance and last quoted at 1925 Cd
per Dbl for extra prime ness Lard 5os for American
Bacon advanced to I1s cd for Cumberland cut mid
dies; Pork duh at Us for prime Eastern. Produce
Talow declined to AS Cd Petroleum steady at III for
,pirits, and Is % for refined; Rosn-cOmmon Will
mington U.s. fine American LIS per cwt; Spirits Tur-
pentine SIS. .fis .s.. .-ll 80 .'tt-I.7f
.-l,t- f4s LONDON june 19-Evening.
Sugar market steady; No. IL Dutch standard at
25S Iron at 64s per ton for Scotch Pig, mixed num-
bers. Other articles unchanged. .
e-5lt FRANKFORT, June 19-Evening.
United States bonds closed at 77s
..... t...s LONDON, June 20-NOon.
Consols are quoted at 94s tor money. .aiT
AMERICAN SECURIrIES-The following are the
current quotations + American securities: United
States 52Os 70; Illinois Central Railroad shares 791
Erie Railroad shares 393. -
10 r... .H LIVERPOOL, June 20-Noon,
Cotton Is tending downward; Middling uplands at
do. Orleans 1lsd sales to-day estimated at 5000
bales. Breadstufs-COrn SIS Cd for Mixed Western
froyisiOns-Pork 74s; Beet 1925 Cd; Tallow ASS 3D.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21

=. 10 De leaSeU
fsOR long term, very desirable lot OF land In the
IL centreot trade on Exchange Street, AMI on which
may be erected large store either tor wholesale or
retail business. Also several lotson Wilmot Street
near the new Park. Apply address, Tor partic-
ulars, i9Tlttf E1 - Ja; H. c. BARNES
April DIT .I.s Wed. I,H Portland Ale.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21

DY virtue OF license from the Jd1gc of Probate
auction on the premises, on Wednesday the tenth
u0 day of July next at ten l0l OclocS in the fore
noon, the GLOWING real estate, namely: lot of
land the n0rth-easterly side of Quincy Lane, in
Portland where Samuel Soue FORMERLY resided, be-
ing alb ut sixty t60l feet on said Lane, and about
forty tour (44) eet deep.
VIII be sol subject to right of dower of the widow
of said Samuel Soule. Terms cash.
WILLIAM L. PUTNAM,
Administrator OF the Estate of Samuel Soule.
j ne Z, 1861. i,St1aw3w then cd W of sale,
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
New Vafif Market.

NEW YORK, juno 20.
Cotton easier; sales 1000 bales Miidling upland'
at 2Ga q &c.
flour-dull and 20 "a 3Uc lower; sales 5,oco Dds:
State at 90; round hoop Ohio at 10; Western at O0
Southern at 20 10 90; California at 10 IS a. II 70
Wheat-Spring 5 a &c lower; sales 900 bush. No
3 Chicago l rs; 10 900 bush. Milwaukee No. 2 at 80
1880 bush. White California ~ "a 26o 1900 bush
common Chicago al "a q "A.
Corn-2c lower; sales 100000 bush.; new Mixed
Western at l OF q 07t.
Oats-l a. &c lower; sales "a 600 blu h.
Beef-frn; sales $50 bbls; new plain mess IL 90 q
% 90.
a 2070.
Lard-quet; sales $50 bbls at liz a 122c.
Butter-dul.
Whiskcy-quiet; sales 100 bbls. Western 35Ic in
bond.
Sugar-irm; sales $50 hhds; Muscovado at III q
lie.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
Cincinnati MarIxefs.

---.lt,i s..- .t... CINCINNAJI, June 20.
Flour dull for lower grades, but quiet for higher
grades; family II 20 a T. so Wheat in fair demand
safes at IS q 80 for No. Winner; No. do l s. "a
90. Corn dull; No. in bulk zoe Oats dull; sales
at Gee for No. 1. Rye dull and nominal at 30 for
No ]. Whiskey dull and unchanged. Provisions
Bulk Meats-shoulders at7sc; sides 92c; clear sides
10 "a lie; Bacon quiet and in tair demand; shoulders
sc packed clear sides l2c clear rib 81 i1sc Hams
in good demand at 10 % i6 for sugar cured Lard dun
at lie; Butter dull at IA a Ice; Eggs IS a Ice.
Receipts-5,0O0 BUSH rye, 800 bbls. whiskey Ship
ments-l2, 900 BUSH corn, -'-
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
LECTURES,

4 NEW course OF Lectures as d, liyered Mt the
"A New York Museum of Anatomy will be sent
TO parties unable to attend them they are oil vial
Importance to all; the subects conss ing of How to
Lave? and what to live tor? Youth Maturity and
Oid Age, Manhood generally reviewed OF the u eat
ment anu cure of indig stion, Flatulency and Ner-
vous seases, Marriage Philosopbically consde. Ell
ETC. These in,portanL Lectures viii be forwarded
on receipt OF four stamps by addressing Secretary
New York Museum OF Anatomy and Sc .ence
els Broadway, New York. ... ..'
May 81. T,T&S3ma
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 70 =
Flour declining; first class brands OF Spring extra
IS. Wheat DUH ut an advance Of e &c; sales No
&c lower; sales No . at 5sJ 20 soc. Rye dull; No.
at 90 a o. Barley dull and nominal. Provisions
dull; Mess Pork 90 30; Lard lie llac. Beef Cattle
more active but prices unchanged; sales at 90 az IS
for good TO choice shipping beeyes Hogs active at
8 50 % 90 for sooi to common smooth Sheep more
active at 90 a 5 co. ...I
Receipts-2,4 400 bbls four 900 bush wheat, o.
900 bush corn, $50 bush. oats, "a, 900 hogs Ship
ments-2,oOO bbs. flour, $1,000 bush wheat Il, 800
BUSH corn, 5000 bnsh oats - -lII
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
Seiznre of Goods.

NOTICES hereby given that the following describ-
~ ell goods were seized at this port, on the DAYS
le einafler mentioned, for violation OF the Revenue
Laws:
June I, 1867, seized at Portland. schooner "Nate
Brown OF Iholnaston, her tackle, aIIaICl and
furniture. june Z, seized at Portland ZOO cigars
Any person OF persons claiming the sam are &c
duested to apI anu make such ciim wilhih wen,
~ ia, from the tate hereof. Otherwise me sald
Goods VIII be iisposd of i'm accordance with the Acts
OF Congress in ,ucu case made and prOvldei;
" ~ '"Ni ISRAEL wASHBUHN Jr.
Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
AaGSss,& @Al.s:1 d.
Large stock Of lry and Fancy
Goods, silver Plated Ware.
sSc AT Aucfinn

w Ill be sold at auction a, the ) ore o. STEW
w eHS - o., NJ 500 Cune.es. stTp,.t
o,, .nIe on Th.r~aay, Jun. I3th, al J
U.S.oeh 4. N, and cont uihg a.VEnk Ar
-. ANOJN ANA EI-Ns SC, "A LARGE l,I an
oi..ns ior mems ahd boy wear suitable io9 n . sea
son bieached and bI own Su-e .gs Co,,n I,la,,, 81
u nlie STOCK Of labIt Luen by lie var: If,,.h
loves noyhes, Linen Table Cloths, En.brss.,. mi
1lh'eu " 90 iab4e lovers, Lancaster, Sc tel .,uI
maiheines Cuii.s; GebtS ami IaIuiu's Hose Hos
rms Neeules Linen Thread Elias &c Cord ana g. -
Dress iiIlilh hSs, lacies' BIess q DDS IL: IA. ,ai
Skirts, Pardsois, ochOJl Umbrellas pho,oor,,r A.
buns, Iin-ty pc Albums a la 60 lot Of Penn
A So line STOCK OF siivss s-iaiea Ss .,r, al Tho
best styles and quality, consisting o. ice piicI,Is
SaveFs, Gublets, Mugs, spoon hulders SyrpU t,,I,s
Butter Dishs, sugar BOWS, jall cl s. CI~lnT,, akp
Bases, Pie ami Fish Knives one Line ehas,e n. a
Sci, pieces, Soup Ladies, Spoons, For ), &c. a
Eool dssoItnle ! OF IaTfe SMIieIy, Clocks
Watches, Jewelry, &c Also a 10. OF Hemp Carpe =
ings.
Inc above goods are mostly from a bankrupt stock
La Boston, and viii be sold without re- crvu, Oit,rlg
anne opprr UNITY 10 traders and others 10 supuy
themselves with foods of the best quality, at tneir
own prces.
ihg goods are open for examination aud will
"e sou at private sale IT average ton p.i o.
80 special Auction Sales for Ladies every after
noon at O'c oek.
lima, q. w. HOLMES, Aue,i.necr.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
Il III E vi A ks H Il 4 y.
Financial.

.....H..4 New YORK., June 20-6 P. NJ.
Money is easy aud the demand is readily supplied
at q per cent on call for Governments and ST ok
ColateraIs. The Treasury Department is disbursng
Literally amt the currency balance Is steadily de-
creasing. Gold is in light demand at 1878 az 1879.
Governments dull and gold bonds are generally low
er Stocks closed dull and lower The business ut the
Sub-1reasury to-day was as follows: REGENTS So
29i 055; payments, S3,59S 0JS; balance, SI3i 400
The receipts incu lie for customs SPAS 900 and gold
notes S.7S,000.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-21
EUROPE.
NEWS ny THE caRLr

- LONDON, June 19--Evenine.
The riot in Birmingham, which at first had
pressed by the action of the government.
In the House of Commons this evening. Mr..
Hardy, the Home Secretary. announced that
the disturbances in Birmingham had ended
that peace and order hsd been restored
throughout the city, and that the troops sent
there were under.orders to return to their for
mer stations. U1
The English government, warned by the
landing effected by squad of Fenians at Dun.
gravan, have stationed men-of-war in the chan
mel to be ready against the repetition of a sim.
liar attempt.
LIVERPOOL, June 19-Eyening.
The liabilities of the firm of Frazer ,Tren.
holm & Co. have been ascertained to exceed
their assets by nearly 81 600 O00 -