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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-05
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 90.
HEADQUARTERS 9TH MILITARY DISTRICT


ST. LOUIS Mo-, June A..
Western dispatches say that the mail coach
on the Smoky Hill route was fired into near
Big Timber, and again near RusselIs Station
The former station was attacked for three
nights in succession. Generals Smith and Gus
tar are at Fort Hayes with 1900 cavalry
Three hundred men, with their horses and
outfits, are said to have deserted during the
past three weeks. A regiment of coIored in
fantry are en- route for Fort Hayes. m
An Omaha dispatch says Pawnee scouts
We're encountered by an equal number of ST.
Oux on the Pacific Railroad, a few days since
Three Sioux were killed.
i NEW YoRK, June A.
A special dispatch to the Tribune, dated
Omaha to-day, says the Indians made raid
twenty miles west of Julesburg yesterday
morning, and took twenty-five head of stock
from parties on j. III. Lacey's portion OF Union
Pacific Railroad. ra..s. 'JIIuIIJa I8Alf T
a variety of rumors are aflOat to-day of a
terrible massacre of a coach load of passengers
on Sunday, between Julesburg and the juno
ton. The most trustworthy report is that re-
ceived by the military authorities of Omaha,
from which it seems the coach was attacked d
near Fairview Station, which was totally tdes-
troyed. Two drivers were with the COACH one
of them was killed near Kilborn, and the other
was seriously wounded but escaped The coach
left Denver on the 18th. Three horses were
taken, and general rummaging of the coac h
took place. Gems. Sherman and Aueur have
arrived at the scene of these Outrages A GEN
eral panic exists on the plains. i-s ~ 4
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New York Market.

,--.t ss a. -.tsFegs ...sa NEW YORK, June f.
Cotton-frm with fair demand; sales !, 800 bales
Middling uplands at27I a CSC. lnc .iaf'slt
Flour-dull and 20 a 25c lower; sales 3,1O0 bbls.
State at so q IL 90; round hoop Ohio at IL 20 a
"a 10; Western at so a ~ 90; Southern declining;
sales at II 80 a is 75 California dropping; sales at
Is 90 "a II so. 'noT- 3 T
wheatalower; sales 1900 BUSH; Chicago Spring
No. at 70 @o226. az ~ "a sa
Corn-2 a &c lower sales 80 900 bush.; new Mixed
Western at l6 az Il; old do. %; common White
Western at 10, kiln dried at IL "a LII.
Oats-1c higher; sales 40, 900 BUSH. State at 87lc
Western S3 q Sic. p-i in
Beef-steady. .fai-,- '.1s -'-- li |.iii
Pork-droopng; sales 1900 bbls. ; new mess % 12g
Lard-heayy; sales TAO bbs. at l2A a 13Ic.
Butter-heavy; Ohio at 10 a9 15c; State at 15 q 29c
Sugar-more active and frmer; sales 200 hhds.
Museovado at 10A az 123c. ''a i.'i ,1+
COffee-frm. = ~ lrT n I'D Il'f 500 ltf- 80
Molasses-quet iisf 4 tH.i 5thl u "f
Naval Stores-firm; Spirits Turpentne at 62c; Ro-
Oils-steady; Petroleum in fair demand; crude 16c
refined rs q 2Gac. .ii i'f isai W. 7IlIf.i
Iallow-heayy; sales at 10S a 114c. 'M -,ii
Freights to LiverpOol-irm; Cotton Sled per sail
and 30-33d per steamer. 'ff' n m. l-I
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10 LET.

Front Office,
CECOND Story let, Mole Exchange street. Ap-
~ 10 JOHN NEAL,
Or j. CLAFLIN,
Z apa4. DIFF sfsI4hE No I, nearly opposite.
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NEW YORK, June 4


New YORK, June T.
A correspondent writing from Aspinwal
May Goth, says the New York sermen who
shipped on the II. r. Cuyler for Aspinwall
have been taken off of her at Santa Martha,
and from one of them some very curious facts
concerning the II. II. Cuyler were cleaned
He says her off cers shipped from New York as
passengers, and assumed their rank at sea. On
the 9th of March a brig was run down, and left
in demolished and sinking condition, without
any attempt on the part OF the Cuyler to give
her assistance. AT Santa Martha the decks
were cleared for action, and the guns run out,
with the intention of bombarding the town,
unless the Colombian officer in custody there
was released, He was released in consequence
of this threat and sent aboard, and the Cuyler
set sail with the Colombian flag flying for Car
thagena. .... 1890. e. -f.. a.it. ...
Capt. Foster, Of the Osceoa, took these men
and several others under his protection, the
Spanish Admiral at Carthagena saying that he
must fight before he could get the ship. He is
now awaiting an investigation of the affair by
the government at home. .t.lf.f 'tf5e ~
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AsSionees, Sala

w - ~ SOLD at public auction al the Merchants,
otra,n,,o s1raatase on the corner OF Fore ana EN-
ona sS,eat on tuesday, june 1ith at IL o'clock
as he now lies M hsr oi rque Lizzie fl. jackson,
One eighth OF Barque Sarah Hobart.
One thirty-second OF Baraue Cbaima,,
One thrty-second OF Stean-tug Uncle Sam.
Terms cash. a.- JOHNRAND
June o. dtd II. AsSi.nea
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Chicago MarIke,s,

.lt .s CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 4.
Flour inactive and nominal. Wheat dull and de-
clned 1c; sales No. at 80 a 3J, and No. at IA
@22l, closing at 10. Corn declined 2 "a &c; sales
at 96k e o. for No. and 91 @ 95e for No q, clos
ing at 81 q sic for No. Oats quiet at decline of
2ci sales at G7 9g 69lc for No. l. Rye declined 8
Y l0c; sales at % a 20 for No. and Is for No.
Barley quiet at SOC for No 2. Provisions very
dull; Mess Pork at 22 25; Lard nominal at 12sc.
Cattle nominal at 129 25 for fair Extra to choice
steers. Live Hogs dull at decline of 10 S 15c sales
at 80 g 90 for fair to good. Sheep active and
changed. s,.- ..-l ~ I.t..a .l
Recepts-3, 800 bbls flour, II 900 bush wheat 81,
900 bush. c0rn 36, 900 bush. oats. Shipments-3S00
hbls. -four $1,000 bush. wheat, 5000 BUSH corn,
LOO bu h. oats
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GROCERY and rESG'oTn TnsSfs saGfs at with as oss SSSa
May 2s. dtf
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New Hampshire Republican Legislative
20. Caucus. E.

.4H. CONCORD, N. H., June 4.
At the Republican Legislative caucus held
Keene, was nominated for Speaker of the
House; Chas b. Shackford, of Conway, Clerk
Capt. VIM. r. Patten, of Manchester, Assist.
ant Clerk; Chas. H. Roberts, of Pennington
Sergeant-at-Arms; j. F. Perry, of Keene, and
Capt. Geo; w; Estabrook, of Concord, Door.
Keepers. In the Senatorial caucus, William
i. Parker, Of Merrimack, was nominated fol
PRESIDENT; George r. Fowler, of Concord
Clerk; John w. Currier, of Alton, Assistan1
Clerk. and Joel c. Danforth, Doorkeeper The
Democrats nominated VIM. Staroe, of Surapee
for Speaker; Warren Clark, Of Henniker
sistant Clerk. In the Senate, Thomas j
Smith, of Wentworth, for President; b. X
Webber, OF Hillsborough, Clerk, and Thomas
Coggswell, of Gilmanton, Assistant Clerk
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TIL e M LAR X T. 4 3 i.
II ~ 81 si


b III ,ilIUaId 10 rHHnCh"H' No. 7 -
sol . sli = f.lii New YORK, June 4-6 P. NJ.
e Money is easy at a per cent. on call, with a
good demand; prime discounts q "A per cent The
Goyernment has stopped selling the new 5-2Os, and
from bankers to be made very easy and this must
reduce the demand for money. Foreign Exchange
dull; prime bankers bills 110 a. Il0k Stocks were
lower at the close. Gold closed steady at 1864 a 1877
The business at the Sub Treasury to-day as fol-
lows: Receipts, $3,125 1872; payments, $699 7s1; bal
ance, 11S. The receipts incu ie for customs
S267 90; gold notes $I21 900. - - L.
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VIII MOI 10 WM. T. PREBLE, Clerk,
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that SEWALL G.
IN ChASE,of Portland, in the County OF Cumber-
land and State OF Maine, did on the twenty-sixth day
OF April A d. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seyeu make to the subscriber assignment OF all
his property real and personal not exempted by law
from attachment for the benefit of such OF bis cred
itors as may after notice proviDed in the Statutes
of this State become rites to said assignment, IN
proportion to the amount of their respective CLAIMS;
and three months are allowed all creditors 60 be,
come parties to said assignment, which may he 9nnu
at the office OF the subscriber No Clapps bioch'
Congress st, Portland. i.... -
l41' HENRY p. DEANE, Assignee.
Portland, Nav Z. 1867 mayeufWh
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Com,nercial..-Per C.h,e.

LONDON, Jnne 3-Evening.
The money market is not quite SO firm and CCnsols
closed at 81 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-United States 5-20's
73; Illinois Central Railroad Shares 78i; Erie Rail
road shares 4Ol. -N
LIVERPOOL, June 3-Evening
Cotton market firmer and more active; Middng
uplands at lIt @ 113d; do. Orleans at i1ad; sales
2o,O0O bales Breadstuffs market quiet and articles
generally without change. Provision market dull
and articles generally without alteration; Pork SOS
per Dbl. Produce-Nasa Stores very dun and all
articles nave declined ROsn is quoted at rs for
common Wilmington and l3s for fine Spirits Tur
pentine has declined to 33s for American Petroleum
has declined to Is I'd per gallon for standard White
and 10 1Od for spirits Other articles without quota
BILE change. I['f ~
LONDON, June 3-Evening
Breadstuffs market unchanged Sugar quiet at 24s
Sd for No. II Dutch standard. Iron has advanced to
54s for Scotch Pig. Lnseed Oil has advanced 10 Gao
los per ton. -ilt f iit
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, june 4
Walker w. Rogers, policeman, was bru-
tally murdered by Tom Prewitt this morning.
Prewitt was drunk and approached Rogers,
ordering him to get down on his knees and ask
for mercy. On his refusing Prewitt placed a
pistol at his throat and fired, the ball coming
out of the back of the head, killing him in
stantly. Prewitt was arrested and put in jail,
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New York Constitutional Conven,ion.

=, ALBANY, n. Y, june 9
The Constitutional Convention assembled
here to-day, and was called to order by the
Secretary q State, After prayer William FL
he receiving leo votes to 40 for all the rest. Af
ter the election of the other officers, and the
transaction of some preliminary business they
adjourned till this evening.
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Cincinnati Markets.

-@ aNN lL ~ CfNCINNATI, June a.
Flour and Grain dull and uns etled with only a re-
tail demand. Corn dull and unsettled at IS "a S3c in
bnlk. Oats offered at 6sc Rye easier; sales at g.
Whskey dull at 30 a. Sic. Provisions quiet and un-
changed. Butter iTm and unchanged. Cheese in
fair demand at IA "a l5c for Western and 16c
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EUROPE.
NEWS By THE CABLE.

.N t'e' DUBLIN, june 8.
A dispatch from Dungarvan reports that
about twenty or twenty-five Fenians who at
tempted to land near that place, have been ar
rested and placed in Waterford county Jail to
await trial. ~ EsE - 3
VIENNA, June 3.
The Austrian government has ordered the
fortification of this city, and work thereon is
To he begun forthwith. l f-r-t- A+tHlf =
BERLIN, June 3.
1t is said that Count Won Bismarck has asked
to be relieved from the cares of office immedi-
ately after the adoption of the Federal Consti-
tuition by the North German States, aud that
the King has given his consent to the proposal
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TRENTON, N. j., June 4.
convention of radical Republicans was
held in this city to-day. James NJ. Scovell was
chosen President, with Vice President from
each county. A resolution was adopted in fa-
vor of extending the right OF suffrage to the
colored men. About half OF the convention
were blacks, ,,~ y
l,i4..t.f .,..s DETROIT, Mich, june A.
An engine attached to a freight train ex-
ploded to-day at Huron station, ON the Michi-
gan Southern Railroad, killing the engineer
and another man, and dangerously scalding
the fireman. .
GARDINER, June 4.
The Liquor Agency in Waterville was brok-
en- into last night and large amount of liquors
were destroyed, estimated at the value of about
5000. Waterville is where the State Consta-
New BRUNswICK, n. j., June 4.
An examination of Mary GilrOy, one of the
witnesses in the trial of Bridget Dergan, for
the murder of Mrs. Cornell, at New Market
was had before Justice Nevins, of this city
inns afternoon, and resulted in her being fully
committed to the county Jail until the meeting
OF The grand jury in September next on the
charge OF being an accomplice in said murder.
Several very damaging facts came out in the
course of the examination. rqs u4s,-. ,as,l
aB WILMINGTON, N. c., june 4.
Q The Mayor and Commissioners Of Fayette-
vile have been removed by the commanding
General, and others appointed in their places
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Maine Medical Association

The Annual Meeting of the Association will be
held in the Library Room of Mechanics Hall, Port
land, commencing TUESDAY, JUNE is, 1867,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Session to continue three days
Address by DR.. GEO. II. CHADWICK, of Port
land. ..-4t r.r.
E. HOWARD vosE, Md, T
may25eodtd BE-, q ID .ra..I iH-. Secretary.
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4.4.r NEW ORLEANS, June 4.
Cotton-firmer; sales $50 bales; Low Middlng
at 25lc receipts for the past four days 2,62 bales
exports for the same time 6922 bales. Sugar and
Molasses-no quotations. New York sight Exchange
jc premium. . ...... -.
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In,ers..inx New. from, Mexico.

.IE .-...Hi NEW ORLEANS, June D.
A telegram from Galveston says that a letter
from Queretaro, date not given, reports Maxi
milan and his principal officers gave up their
swords TO Escobedo himself, and the entire ar
my of Macmillan, with artillery and ammuni-
ton wagons, were surrendered Miramon was
captured in the streets shortly after the surren-
der. Mendez alone is missing. Over two hun
dred subaltern officers were also captured
MaXimilan had on the evening of the 18th
severe attack of dysentefy, when the private
physicians of Escobedo We're sent to him. Pri-
Vate correspondence from San Luis says he had
recovered, and was expected in that city, and
it is probable that ere this has crossed over into
the United States, ON his return to Austria.
1t is rumored that Lopez has delivered up
Vera Cruz. i.--.ti tN
The official report of EscObedo announces the
death of Col. Louis Cavallo, of Toluca, and Col
Miguel Palacos. -.....f s-..a aa D. ..-l
NEW YORK, June 4.
SeDor Romero, the Mexican minister at
Washington in letter just published, says if
Maxmillian is permitted to return to Europe,
he WILDE a contnua, menace against the peace
of Mexico. He does not favor the execution OF
the unfortunate Prince, but believes his power
to do Mexico further mischief should be utter
ly destroyed. He further says he intends to
write, at some future time history of his So
journ in the Unitel States during the war;
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NOTICE is hereby given that the hrm Tl Inn
lied pare rshp under he laws OF shs ssste s,, OF OF
Portland II g. 81 lss qS%y ,ssniy q srenSR Gay
Manne ol',, 9 9mndred ard sixty seven, make TO tho
Of al a1, Tom PrSpeciS rs
anu iLnt of such Of their creditors as may alter
,o1 as provided in the statut o. this state ho
,ae rartes 10 said assignment IN proportion TO me
naynt Of their respective claims and three months
N ALLOW ed to all creditors to become parties to sad
are 7ment which may be found at the otrce oil the
sub eri y HENRY z. DEANE, Assignee,
Portland Nav I Is6T May g. isdiw
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ADs'a'ssse SALES.
House and Land in Ferry Village
at Aucii ION

nN WEDNESDAY,, June 5th Mt 2 o,cIocl y NJ
- snhi sell the two story wooden house ON
rarnt street street. thitd house rom sawyer street IN
.ti tuaSe. IL contains 10 ruoms IN good reua.r
gOod cellar and eonvenenees Inr 55 Nv JIt io1.i' 49,
iiis mousse Is haeiy located, and arranged Tor a
1oaIuanS ,S house The Jerry boat runs 10 and from
the city every l5 minutes. sale positiye T,yms
f'0' i'i'nS
May 80. FO BAILEY An.,io,e
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Land on Marion street at Auction

m Saturday, june sth, at 1-2 past 10, on the
~ premises, Marion street, will he sold 4 Lot OF
Land with front about SO feet by about co feet
in depth, adjoini the land of John Cronan.
Terms l-2 cash; balance 3 and months. Title
perfect. For particulars cali on auction GERS.
june 5--dtd IN.
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hN THURSDAY juno G. AT 10 o cicck A. NJ Mt
" Store 40 Union street, the ente ktoco OF "A a.
tail deaIer, embracing al the leading Kinds anil
styes carefully selected by an old hand al the bust
ness, OF good wiHth, good stock ami workmans hin
viii be soli in lots 20 suit purchasers. Terms uner
500 cash. over 100 sixty days with approved note
June L. f. % BAILEY An tiona
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inNE Of Edwards first class Pianos for sale; is
N/frst class in every respect oetaves acdrTu,ted
90 G1- Also small Soda Fountain. 45liH1GBa lu9i3'
Enquire at Groton douse, Center ST, Portland.
Nav 25-dtf g" ~ f'!i1'9iis' t'i'4 '-' = 7''~
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Removal of the ci.y omcia,- of Mobile.
81 MILITARY DISTRICT
Atlanta Nav n

Ta MOBILE, June 4.
The following order was read by Mayor Hor-
ton to the Board of Aldermen and Common
Council this morning:
HEADQUARTERS Sd MILITARY DIsTRICT,(
u Atlanta, May 81.
Special Order No. Il. In pursuance of the
recommendation OF Gen. Swayne, command
ing the Military District of Alabama, touch
jne the recent disturbances at Mobile, and for
the reason therein stated, the offices of City
Tax Collector, City Treasurer, Board of Alder
men and Common Council of the city of Mo-
bile are hereby vacated by the removal of the
present incumbents. The new appontees were
inausurated Immediately after the promulga-
ton af this order ..r -
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To Let.Ri,
HOuse and SionlPa;nt;no.
Piano for Sale,

DLAIN and Decorative Paper Hanging WIZ
l. LIAM SHEAL, formerly of New York, will be
happy to attend to any orders from friends OF the
public House q Wilmot st. may2lilm*
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,AFAU DE MAGNOLIA.---The prettiest thing, the
sweetest thing" and the most OF it for the least
money 1t overconles the Odor of perspration; SOFT
ems and adds delcacy TO the skim is delightful per-
iume; allays headache and infamation and a nee
sessary companion in the sick roenlsin the nursery
and np6n Tie toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottie.l 40 isiIsG
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
4 e trt4.tst ssNsg ~ 4. .1F
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Sale Of Timber Lands for Rates,
- College.

---i LAND OEFIcF
a, ..-.. - Bangor, March :, 1897.
NOTICE is Hereby given, in pursuance of L" Re-
~ solve to carry into eHect chapter two hundred
eighty-iour ofte Resolves of eighteen hundred SIN
ty-iour in favor of Bates College,, approved feLru-
airy 70, 1871, that townships numbered :, Range II
and lO Range II w l. 5, situated upon the Upper
Saint John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
OF the last named township, will be onered for sale
oy pnbllc auction ior the benett OF sad College, at
Inc Land Office in Bangor, ON Wednesday the 18th
day oil September next, at IL O'Clock, noon.
One third cash and Satisfactory notes payable in
ON and two years. secured by mortgage on The prem
ises, will be received IN payment.
h" .-lt '.- ISAAC r. CLARK,
mar8dtSept11 IL, alI a.-H. Land Agent
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TEETH TEETH TEETH!
Bankrupt Notice.
DISTRICT CLERKS OFFICE,
DAvAlar1 AZ. ~ NOn-

M ig- s.uut La,g DISTRICT CLERKS OFFICE,
iauJ 10 31nlHI -1l Portland, May 2T, 1867. !
DERSONS intending to avail themselves OF the
i q provisions of the Bankrupt Act, lawyers and
all others concerned are Ierby notified that the un-
derssned expects to be able to supply at reasonable
rates, all those requiring them with Blank Peutiohs
ON or bcfoIe june list proximo. All 49,.
In order to insure uniformity in the papers, IL is
expected that parties wishing for blanks VIII oDenh
them at this office. f-.s. u. ~. = -
All fees must be paid in advance, as no accounts
will be kent with any one, whether Register, Assg-
nee, Commissioner. ATTORNEY or Party, .,oa
Ain Letters TO which answer IS expected must
cnciose suilceni stamps to pay Tic return postage
" 'A's' ~ WM. r, PREBLE, Clerk,
'-s.. A U. S. II. q. Maine
The following papers will insert the above ior three
weeks and send their bill TO The District Clerk as
above: Bangor Wing and Courier, Augusta yonrna,,
American, Roekland Democrat, Machias Republican
Eastport Sentinel, Lewiston journal.
MAY q. 3Md. i. =. - u. IL -------
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9.LECpURES.

. Cumberland and Oxford Canal.
+fNHE Stockholders of the Cumberland and Oxford
Canal Corporation are notified TO meet at the OF
lice of the Secretary, "Wednesday, the 9th day OF
June next, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, to choose board Of
Commissioners and Treasurer. and to transact such
other business as may he legally brought before the
meeting. Per order. 5suat -lg| = HIaHNt
ii Ia.la CHARLES L. BARRETT, See.
Portland, May 90 1867. may2id2tawtd
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SIN lifting the kettle from the fire scalded mysel
very seVereiy-One hand almost to a crisp. The tor
tuie was unbearable. 50 The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost immediately
u healed rapidly and lett very little scar. sa8l
CMAs. FOSTER, 400 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This Is merely a sample OF what The Mustang I.ni-
ment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases OF Wounds
swelngs sprains cuts, bruises, spavins etc.. either
upon man beast
Beware of counterfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in the steel-plate engravings, bearing the
signature OF u. w. WestbrOOk Chemist and the mr.
uafe stamp OF DENIS BARNES g. &c, New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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FNHE above Horses are probably the fastest repre-
II sentatves of the trOttng families to which they
belong OF any that have appeared upon the turt viz
the Biandys, Eatons and the Drews. So many ma
ti0nal tr0tterS have appeared among each of these
classes that they have identified themselves with the
stockraisng interests of the Sta and at home and
abroad have distinguished themselves as winners in
many hard fought race. Gladiator made his debut
last season, easily beating field OF horses on July
was afterwards defeated by being of in condition.
but SO confidently believed to be now able to COM
pete with any OF his class. Sheppard Knapp Jr has
proved himself good one, having defea ed Uraco
Prince last tall at Mystic Track Boston in 2.33i 49,
234, and mas many engagements with some OF the
best Horses in New England, among which Al Fear
naught. Empress, Mcclellan, Ben. Franklin John
Ferris, License, and other noted Horses 10 he trot-
ted the coming season as Boston. Little Fred, of
Waterville, a son o. Old Drew has trotted several
races with much credit to hmself-wiuning the fifth
heat last fall in the mud at Augusta against the geld
ing Mac, in 2.37. He also trotted at Watervilie in
harness, in 1885, on jog, and is in high favor with
his friends Tor the race. This is for more money
than was ever trotted for before in Maine and il is
believed will prove to be the BEST fastest and most
contest that could he offered to the patrons
OF the Forest City Park Every gentleman who owns
Drew, an Eaton, Brandy, throughout the
State, should Witness this race ~ - 'l9N2.a
TFOtting to commence at 3 o,clOck-Tick.
ip Ell Fifty Cents each. slt
May 25 dtd E.fA- b-e0 i-i 'ta'44- 'iiF
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

WTE will pay Sc cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable Coz sugar. ,l,i ir-Is ~.
,.J .a,,,I ,I3asu LYNCH, BARKER & CO., n
novl3dtfr ~ iuH1J 139 Commercial street.
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5. T:--.lSG0.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
tiers sold in one year is something startling They
would ill Broadway six feet high from the Park to
4th street. brakes nallutactOiy is of the ins-
uuons IN New York. 1t is said that Drake paint all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalistc
rs. T-1S6o-X.," and then got the old granny legis-
iators TO pass law preventing dsfiguring the
OF nature" which gave him monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but we do know that Plantation
Bitters SELL no other article ever did. They are
on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very iinvigOrating
when langaid and week, and great appetizer"
Sarato Q prinR w atar. sold hv all nr,,uni.t =.
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New York stock Market.

HAVANA, May 29
Sugar active at II q u RS. for lower grades. Ex-
change at 20 "a 30 per cent. discount.