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The Portland daily press., 1867-05-28

NEW YORK, May q.
In the Supreme Court to-day, the applica-
ton OF Mayor Hoffman for an injunction to
restrain the Board OF Police Commissioners
from acting under the recent act of the LEXIS
islature, transferring the power of granting IL
censes, was argued.
In the United States Circuit Court the ar
gument on the appeal in the Meteor, the al
leged Chlllan priYateer case, was, by consent
OF counsel, set down for "Wednesday next.
In the case of Edwin Forrest VS. Catherine
n. Forrest, the motion for an Injunction to
stay the collection of certain judgements for
ahmony, or claiming any money from him by
reason OF the same, an opinion was given that
no ground was stated emitting the complain
ant to said injunction, and the Injunction was
denied.
The arrivals of immigrants from Europe are
daily increasing. The Castle Garden reports
to-day show the following arrivals by steam
ships: Germania Hamburg, 769; steamship
CITY of Baltimore, Liverpool, 500; steamship
Acadia, Glasgow, 800; steamship Ottawa, Bre-
men, 461. Total-2,99O.
Chas. Webb 81 Co, extensive tea broke rs
failed Saturday. Liabilities large
The yearly meeting of the Society of Friends
c'Hicksites") took place to-day, at their meet
ing house in Rutherford Place. The proprie-
ty CT members accepting places under the
Government, was the chief subject that occu-
pied the attention of the members, some being
opposed to it and others expressing themselves
dlsinclined to leave the control of State af-
fairs entirely in the hands of the wicked u
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NEW YORK, May 81
Cotton-hrm; sales 1000 bales; Middling upands
at27c.
Four-u; sales 3, 500 bills; State at 20 % az 10 rs
round hoop Ohio at - 90 "a 10 % Western at 10 Is "a
Is 50 q 16 90.
Wheat-dull and Q % &c lower; sales sc, 900 BUSH
milwaukee, Club, No. at 30 q GS; White Califor-
MIA at 3 50.
Corn steady; sales $4,000 bush; new Mixed West
ern at q "a %; old do "A. l So.
Oats--auiet; sales $4,000 bush; State 90 a 92ic;
Western Sc a Sc
Provisions quiet and unchanged. 81
Whslsey-without decided change.
Rce--dul aud nominal.
:. Sugar-steady with tar demand; sales Muscova-
do at 100 az lie.
COffee-steady.
Molasses-quiet.
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at G3 a 6lc
Rosin at 90 a 8 90.
Petroleum-quiet and steady.
Oiis-quiet and steady.
Tallow-quiet at IL % lie.
Freights TO Liverpool-dull and declining
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CITY of Portland,

In the gear one thousand eight hundred and SIXTY
SeUeH.
An Ordinance concerning the erection of wooden
bu 1dlngs
Be it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Council o, the City OF Portland, in City
Council assembled, as follows: =
election |. No building, or buildings the exte-
- ror walls of which shall be in part wholly of
wood, exceeding ten feet in height, shall hereafter be
erected in this City without permission in each case
from the Mayer and Aldermen.
Sect. 2. 1t shall be the duty OF the City Marshal
to cause to be removed at once. as nuisances, all
buildings erected in violation of this Ordinance.
Sect. 3. All Ordinances or paris of Ordinances in
stent with the provisions of this Ordinance be-
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sect. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be
in force IRON and after its approval by the Mayor.
IL BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDEMEN,l
VI suu 8f.i[ May q, 1861,
This Bill having been read twice, passed to be
ordained. ..,
AUGUSTUS E. STEVENS, Mayor.
In COMMON COUNCIL,
F .-| May %, 1eGT. !
This Bill having been read twice, passed to be Or
dained.
m FRANKLIN FOX President.
Approved May 20, 1867.
AUGUSTUS E. STEVENS, Mayor.
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CINCINNATI, May q.
The Spring races over the Buckeye Club
Course opened to-day. Two races were an
nounced. The first was a hurdle handicap for
all ages, stakes $500, two miles over eight hur-
dies, but was postponed ON account of the
weather. The second race was for the Buck
eye stakes of $500, mile heats, for three year
Odds. Three horses started the first heat which
was won by Kean Richards bay colt (by Lex
lngton). Time, :54 Ia. The two last heats
were won by Alexanders Marion in :55 and
:5S Is. The weather was very unfavorable,
making the track heavy, and the attendance
was consequently small Tomorrow bids
fair to be pleasant, when the Burnett House
stakes will be contested for
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NEW YORK, May 81.
The steamship City of Baltimore brings Eu-
ropean dates to the 10Th and 10th insts.
The owners of the Great Eastern refused
payment Of wages to the seamen for the p,lr-
pose of ascertaining the exact amount due
them, when they can institute proceedings
against the French company which chartered
the vessel.
The National Reform Union Mems address
to Mr. Gladstone asked him to take up the
bold cry of household suffrage, as 1t would
have the sympathy AMI approval of the whole
nation He responded reassuringly and was
caustlc in criticising the Government bill He
explained the reasons which led him to adopt
the 80 franchise, and would not say that under
no circumstances would he revive it, He did
not, however, commit himself to the "bold cry',
OF household suffrage. Mr.. Bright also adj
dressed the Union, advising petitoning through
out the country
The London Times, referring to these inter
views says: IF frantic words can be taken to
indicate the ruin and desperation of a once
great party, then the Liberals are done for al
together.
The Daily News, Telegraph and Star regard
the item as the beginning OF a new reform
movement,
The News says the Liberal party will not he
bound by the Ministerial reform;blll
A public meeting in Dublin, presided over
by the Lord Mayor, adopted q memorial to tile
LORD Lieutenant asking that the lives of the
condemned FeniaDs be spared
The crop accounts from all parts of France
are said to be highly satisfactory l-stll
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1.-TWO or three men wanted that thoroughly
i understand the business of saving LathS, 10
whom good wages will be paid ana constant employ
ment for the season. None bat first rate wOrkmcn
Wharf.
May %. DIT CHARLES HAMILTON Agent
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FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT OF STATE OF
MAINE.

FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT OF STATE OF
MAINE.
PORTLAND, May o. 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
Aforesaid, WILL ON the LIST day of June, 1867 remove
his Office Aforesaid from 80 1-2 Commercial street to
the Athennum building, on Plum street, over the
Office OF the Eastern Express Co., where. pursuant
internal revenue TO support the government, to pay
interest the public debt and for other purposes
approved June so, 1864, as subsequently amended"
he will by himself or deputy, from Tuesday The An
day Of said June to Thursday the 18th day thereof
attend to collecting and receiving tax anu licenses
assessed and enumerated ON the annual list for 1861
and payable within the County OF Cumberland in
said district.
And he further gives notice that he will in lie
manner attend to collecting and receiving taxes and
hcen ses, aforesaid, assessed and pay able within
the County OF York in said district at the following
designated times and places, viz; m
SACO, at the Hotel KEEP by John Il. Ceaycs, Tues
day june 4th, 1867, from 10 o'clock A. NJ to o'clock
7. NJ; f
BlDDEFoRD, at the Biddeford House, wednes-
day, June 9th, 1867, from 10 clock NJ to O'Clock
KENNEBUNK, at the Hotel kept by W A. Hall,
Thursday, june 6tn, 1867, from IL o'clock A. M. to4
SOUTH BERWICK, at the Newichawaniek House,
Friday, June It'll, 1867, from 10 o'clock A. M.to
o'clock P. NJ;
Saturday, June Sth 1861, irom IL O'Clock A. NJ. TO
O'Clock p. Nj Ill ..s. ts.Hffrfrf &
Persons in York County, DESTROYS Of so doing can
pay their taxes at this office, at any time prior to
june 18th, 1861 except during the time herein spec
tally designated for their collection elsewhere.
Special notice will be mailed to all persons who
neglect to pay aforesaid for the issuing and SER
vice of which fee OF twenty cents will be charged
as provided by Sec. 2s of the Act above named.
NATHANIEL j. MILLER, Collector q
Nav o. ltd
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City of Portland.

In He gear one thousoad eight hundred and sirty-
An Ordinance amendatory of the Revised Ordinances
on Streets:
Be it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com,
mon Council oil the CITY of Portland, in City COun-
ell assembled, as follows
election /. The Revised Ordinance concerning
~ Streets is hereby amended by adding the follow
ing clause Section IS of said Ordinance to wit -
And II any persons shall be found standing in groups
of three more persons on any sidewalk or cross
walk, any street or public way in this City, at
ter having been directed TO pass by the May
or one Alderman, City Marshal or Deputy, or any
Policeman Constable or Waterman, he shall be la
BILE to a fine OF not less than i've nor more than
twenty dollaas for each offence.
SECT 2. This Ordinance shall be in force atler its
approval by the Mayor.
Approved May 18Th, ls67.-Copy. Attest,
j. M. HEATH, City Clerk
Nav DIV
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BOSTON, May Y.
By the upsetting of a sail boat in the harbor
yesterday, William Thinner and John Smith
were drowned. John Grant also in the boat,
was saved. 4.i
The anniversaries commenced last evening,
and will continue during the week. The 5Sth
annual meeting Of the Massachusetts Bible
Society was held to-day, and the old board of
officers reelected, including Hon. S. III. Wal
ley, President; Rev. DIR. Blagden, Correspond
ing Secretary; Rev. DIR. Butler, Recording
Secretary; Z. III. Parker, Treasurer; T. r.
Marvin, Auditor. The Treasurer's report
shows an income for the year of $40,687; num-
Der of volumes issued the past wear Inv The So
ciety, 50,269. OF these, 1S,O97 were Bibles, 90
$50 Testaments and Psalms, and the rest were
smaller portions of the Scriptures
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Misceiiaaeous Dispatches.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May q.
Miss Fannie p. Hatch the school teacher,
whose severe punishment of one of her pupils
provoked the recent excitement and indigna-
ton meeting in this city, was arraigned to-day
and bound over in $500 for trial next Decem-
Der.
The dead body of George II. Seabury Of
Chategeany, Il member of the Freshman class
OF Amherst College, was found in the street at
Malone, n. Y, on Friday morning, with pis
iol pail through his head and another through
his heart.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May &c.
Two men last night, while working in a new
PIT on lot ON 9th street, between Main street
and the river, Were drowned by the breaking
in of an old pit adjoining Two other men,
gong 10 theif assistance, were killed by the
foul air.
BALTIMo2E, May 81
In the Superior Court this morning in tha
case OF Alkaline Price VS.. the Northern Cen1
trail Railroad, being an action for damages for
killing the plaintiffs husband, first by crasbing
him between their cars at Cockeysville. and
then locking him up all night in one of their
warehouses without medical attendance, in
consequence of which he died, the jury return
ed verdict of $4,000 damages.
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CHICAGO ILL.,, May 81.
Flour dull at decline of 25 % &c., Spring extra at
y 90 "a II 90 Wheat dull at a decline of a. Oc on
saturday closing iices; No. at SO a 70; No.
81 "a 5ls, closing at 30. Corn active; sales at
ol@ "a 05 for No. 1; No. at 81 a. CSC. Oats ad-
vanced a &c; sales at 50 a see for No 2, closing
10 "a as for No. L. Barley steady at 90 a. 92c for
No. in store Provisions quiet; Mess Pork at q 80;
Lard at l2sc Beet Cattle dull and unchanged Live
Hogs dull. IT,
Reeeipts-5,OOO bbs. flour, $500 bnsh. wheat H.
IVY bush. corn, $4,000 bush. oats. Shipments 500
hblS flour, 116. 900 bush coin.
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New York weekly CAME ,r,,,,.,

NEW YORK, May 81.
npon a hight supply and active demand, and prices
fully &c, and some transactions indicated an advance
Of lie; extra qualities OF offerings were unusually
good, no sales being much below 15c extra 10;
prime Isl "a lSa; first quality 17s a IS; fair to good
Il q l.3; ordinary to inferior 10 a l62. Mich Cows
under quick demand and diminished arrivals; some
sales extra at 12c prime |; ordinary to common 81
pressed, and prices shade lower notwithstanding
the hght receipts; extras at &c; prime 8; ordinary
and common a. u; interior 81 a 81. Hogs steady
at last weeks prices, with a moderately active de-
mand heavy corn fed at 1sc; light and medium u "a
1Sc Total receipts AT all the yards for the week.
II III, Swine 1851. -. -.
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CoPENHAGEN, May 26.
The Danish Government, it is said, has in
formed the foreign powers that the Pussian
government continues to disregard the obliga-
wig. IT'D, 1T
LIVERPOOL, May %.
;. Arrived Steamer City OF Baltimore. Viii
ham Ill. Standby of Brookhaven, Ne, a pas
senger was washed overheard and drowned.
NEW YORK, May 81
The morning papers publish the following;
London, Nay 25.-Another great reform meet
ing took place at st. James Hall to-day John
Stuart Mill and other members of Parliament
spoke IN favor of very liberal measures
Dd6tS7a, May 25.--lf the Fenians are to be
hung the authorities expect reprisas The
houses OF the Judges and the Crown Counsel
are guarded day and night by armed policemen
in citizens dress.
50, Petersburg, Moy 25.-Since the London
conference, the Eastern question has assumed
more Importance. Efforts will he made to set
tie it.
The United States offer to sell Russia the
MlaDtonomah, frigate and two fast cruisers
The offer is likely 20 be accepted.
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Flour Barrels Wanted!

4 n and after January I'd, 1867, we shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at the
Office of the
Portland Sugar Co.,
271.3 Damforth ST.,
FebSdtf IT." j. B. BROWN s. SONS.
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City OF Portland.

In The year one hodsand eight hundred and sirty-
~. .... SepeR:
An Ordinance amending an Ordinance concerning
Fires;
Be it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Council OF the City of Portland, in City Coun-
ell a sembied, as follows:
SECTlON l. That the Ordinance concerning fires
~ be, and the same is hereby amended, by striking
out Section of said Ordinance and inserting in leu
thereof the following, to wit:
Section 3. III any person shall willuly or malic-
iously give, or cause TO be given false alarm or cry
OF fire by outcry ringing alarm bell. striking
an alarm at any box of the Fire Telegraph he shalt
pay tor each offence penalty less than twenty
nor more than fifty dollars.
Approved May 18th, 1s67.-Copy. Attest
j. NJ. HEATH, City Cle.k
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End Of the Mexican Struggle.
TIE Capture Of Queret0T0
officially announced.
Macmillan, Mejia, MiramOn and
CASTILLO Prisoners.
TfaE AgCHDUKE TO BE SHOT

WASHINGTON, Nav q.
The following has been received at the State
Department:
Telegram from New Orleans, May Goth, received at
the Department. of State May 9th, at 9.55 p M
10 Hon. VIM. III. Seward Il have .b;o mo-
ment received the following dispatch nv tele-
graph VIA galveston, dated al Matamorss MAY
ISL nave the honor to transmit the follow
ing official letter.
h,I 90" Las, i'otost, Nay 15h-Gen. Berroza-
ne my esteemed friend: "Vtua Ia P0tyid .
Quefetaro has fallen by force of arms this
morning at 8 o'clock. Macmillan, Mejia, Cos
telio and Miramon are prisoners.
NoiSnedl BENITo JUAREZ.
Yours, truly, (Sgned)
U. S. Marshal, e. 5. PLUMB.
New ORLEANS, May u.
. a dispatch via Brazos, May 2lst, to Gen.
"rlihn, at Galveston, contains the following -
. nave Just received official information
lrom Berrlozable and the U. s. Consul at Mat
aIloras. Queretaro was captured by the Lib
erals on the 18th inst Macmillan, Meiia and
OoS.eito are prisoners.
NSigned) j. j. REYNOLDS, Maj. Gen.
MATAMoRAs, May %,
Pm, via New Orleans. May u.
The following was received from Gascoba to-
day
Citizen Minister of War:-At > o'clock on
the morning Of the 10Th inst, La Cruze was
taken by our forces, who surprised the enemy.
shortly after the garrison were made prison
ers ana our troops occupied the place. In the
meanwhile tho enemy retreated towards Ceno
de la Campana, where our artillery caused him
to surrender at o'clock A. M Macmillan
and his Generals, Mejia and Costello, surren-
dered Internationally. You will please give
the President my congratulations on this tr-
umph OF the national army
Escobeda reports from the interior that Pres
ident Juarez had ordered the Arch Duke Max
lmllIan and all his Generals to be shot"
MATAMoRAs, May 20.
The Liberal force which took possession OF
Seueretaro has started for the Capital. Com.
y. u. Payane, of the Mexican Navy, has been
ordered by Gen. Berriozable to command an
expedition against Vera Cruz. The Liberals
nave taken possession of the steamer Gen
sheridan for naval purposes. SO ends the
struggle in Mexico
NEW ORLEANS, May Y.
dispatch from Brazos, via Galveston, says
letter from the American Consul at Monte
rey confirms the report of the capture of Max
lmillaD. The reply of President Juarez to
Minister Campbell recounts the grievances OF
ms party in consequence of the conduct OF
Macmillan. He justities previous executions.
and declines to promise the safety of Maxmi,-
IAN In the event OF his capture.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR
Marble, Granite, Or Nova Scotia
Free StnHA

PROPOSALS will be received until u o'clock M.
Il of June 3D., 1867, at the office of the Supern-
tendent of the u 5. Court House and Post Office at
Portland, Me-, for furnishing and delivering at the
site of the building on the Government wharf,
the bidder may desire, all the marble or Nova Scotia
building above the sub-base course, and required by
the plans and specifications. Bids will also be re-
ceyed tor the same work in granite not darker than
the best Concord. AislG 20 81 .ef. -.H9ah tela
No charge for wharfage will be made, and the No.
va Scota free stone it used will be admitted free Of
duty, .1Ai -f--f y
Plans specifications and samples of the quality OF
the work req uired may be seen at the office of the
Supervising Architect OF the Treasury Depart
ment and at this Office. Each proposal must be ac-
conpanied by sample OF the stock proposed of nine
inches cube, properly marked with the name of the
bidder, aud must be submitted before the opening o.
the bids.
Specifications and blank forms for proposals on
Which the bids must be made, can be obtained from
the Supervising Architect or at this office and no
bid will be considered that is not in strict accordance
with their requirements and OF this advertisement.
All bids must be accompanied by the bond of two
responsible persons in the sum OF 5000, that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract ii aw ard
ed to m the suhiceney of the security to be eerti
fed to by the u S. District Attorney, Judge Clerk
of the U. S. District Court i. 81 Hls
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all ofthe bids deemed for the interest othe Govern
ment to do so. 'l A- s-tt -.t fs
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Cut
Stone WORK for u. S. Court House and Post Ofice,'
and addressed to henry Kingsbury, Superintendent.
Bidders will state in their bids the time at which
they will agree to commence the delivery, and the
time at which they will complete their contract.
u Z HENRY EINGSBUkY, Superin, endent
U. S. Court House and Post Office.
. Nav 4. eodt,June 3.
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NEW YORK, May 27,6P.M
There was more activity in money to-day, but the
rates were steady at q per cent. on call; prime
discounts 81 q per cent, with light offering. Ex-
change hrm at 1893 q l09b; leading firms refuse to
draw under 1917. Gold closed at 1861 "a 1877. Gov
eminent securities quiet and unchanged. Stocks
arm at the Close and prices slightly advanced Bus
mess at the Mining board was more active, and the
prices of some stocksaivanced The usiness at the
Sub-'freasury to-day as follows: Receipts, ST..
1869; payments, 81 097; balance, $12SG54 Isl
The receipts inclu ie for CUSTOMS SAT- 000 gold notes
Slt0,000,
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of CHASE,
IN CRAM & STUkDIVANT, constituting IA lin
lied partnership under the laws OF this State) of
Portland, in the County OF Cumberland, State OF
Maine, did, on the twenty seventh day OF Apfi',A
subscriber assignment of all their property, real
and personal not exempted by law from ATTACHING Mt,
Tor the benefit of such of their creditors may after
notice, provided in the statut OF this STATE be.
PARTIES to said assignment in proportion TO tie
amount OF their respective clans and three months
allow ed to all creditors become parties said
assignment, which may be found the office of the
subscriber, No. Capp's Block, Con yress street,
Portland HENRY z. DEANE, Assignee.
Por land, May T. 1s67 Mays isdiw.
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FRANKFORT, May &c.
United States bonds are quoted to-day at TIE.
LONDON. May 27.
Consols at 93t for money.
AMERICAN SECURIrIEs-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
states 5-20s 72; Illinois Central Railroad shares 764
Erie Railroad shares 39l
LIVERPOOL, May 27-Noon.
The Cotton market is firm; Mildling uplands at
900 bales. Breadsiutls steady exec, Corn which
has advanced to 3as 81. Provisions unchanged Pro-
duee-Snlrts Turpentine has declined to 3is 3D. All
other articles unchanged.
by Telegraph to Branch Office w. IT, Te, Col
LONDON, May Flip M.
Consols are quoted al 933 tor money
AMERICAN SECURITIES. - American Securities
are quoted at the following rates United States o0s
!21; Illinois Central Railroad Shares 763 Erie Rail-
road shares 39t. Il
LIVERPOOL, May PPM.
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NJ Office is hereby given that SEWALL G.
IN ChASE,of Portland, in the County of Culnber-
land and State of Aiaine did on the wentysiXtb day
OF April "A. D., thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, make to the subscriber assignment OF all
his property real and personal not exempted by law
from attachment for the benefit OF such OF his cred
tors as may, alter notice provided in the Statutes
OF tins State become parties TO said assignment in
proportion to the amount OF their respective claims;
and three months are allowed to all creditors be-
come parties to said assignment, which may be found
at the Office OF the subscriber No. s Clapp's Block
Congress st, Portland.
HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee.
Portland. May T., 1867. mayed4wis
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CITY of Portland.

w HEREAS, an order was passed NAV G. 1857
W ny the CITY Council directing the Committee
on Laying ont New Streets to enquire into tbe ex
Pc ieney of disseminating that portion OF Emery
street between Daniorth and the westerly line of Sa-
lem street. ~ -
Notice Is hereby given to all parties interested that
the JOINT Standing Committee of the CITY Council
on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the par
ues ana view the proposed way on the first day
OF June, 1867, ut our O'Clock in the AFTER
noon at the junction of Emery and Danorth streets,
and VIII then and there proceed TO determine and
auuge whether the public convenience requires SAID
street or way to he discontinued.
Given under our hands on this twenty-iourth day
of May, A. D., 1867.
Arg Il. STEVENS,
AMBROSE GIDDINGs,
CUARLEs NJ. RICE,
Jos BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
w T.. FILES,
Committee on Laying out Nc" Streets
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Wanted a Situation.

r middle aged man, in light business where
= ne could make himself useful; he has had good
general knowledge of Drugs and has had experience
ing, &c. ' P
The best testimonials given if required.
Auuress 1. CHAPMAN,
May %. div N-'
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Gable Dispatches,

LONDON, May &c.
notwithstanding declarations to the con
trary, 1T is thought the Government will not
carry into execution the death sentence of the
Fenian prisoners.
~, PARIS, May %.
The press of this city complain that Prus-
sla is strengthening the Notifications of Ras-
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Office of Collector of internal Rev.
ansla..

Dated at Portland, May 81, 1867. May Il. Il