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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July q.
Cotton-a shade irmer but less active; sales Mid
Flour-receipts 4,235 bbs. sales 1890 bbls; State
and Western 10 q zoe lower; the decline IL chiefly
upon new grades and inferior old Superne State at
q 1l0l; Round Hoop Ohio y75 a 10 80; Choice do
10 65 q ~ so; Superfne Western IS "a 49, choice
do. 10 80 q 10 90; common to good extra do Z 90 q
mixed to good at III a 10 80; Fancy and Extra at
II 90 q 16 %; California heavy; sales 1900 sacks
and bills at u 90 q 10 90; small sales of choice at
10 10 q 10 so.
Wheat-heavy and q &c lower; sales Al, 900 bush +;
Milwaukee No. at O0;- White California at 40 a
$50; new Red and Amber Southern at 2 40 q 65,
the latter for choice; new White Southern at GO q
20, the latter for handsome. 50 ! $50
Corn-about 1c better; sales $4,000 bush. new
Mixed Western at OF q 05; do unsound s8 a OF.
Oats-a shade frmer; sales 80 900 BUSH. State and
Ohio at 90 a 94c Pennsylvania new at 95c; Western
Beef-frm; new plain mess 10 90 q "a 90; new ex-
Pork-opened dull and closed frm sales $50 bbls
mess 70 so; ptime 10 rs q 20 TO-
Lard-1lrmer; sales 1890 bbls, at f24 @ i3Ic
Butter-unchanged; sales Ohio at 10 "a zoe; State
at Is a 26c.
Whiskey-quiet.
Sugars-steady with a moderate demand; sales 100
hhds Muscovado at III q 12c
Coffee-firm, with a fair inquiry.
Molasses-dull and nominally without change.
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine quiet at &c.
Rosin in good demand. at 60 q 80.
Oils-steady linseed at 80 a 80; lard, sperm and
Petroleum-quiet; crude at 14c in bulk; refined
bonded 81 q BIC.
Tallow-steady; sales 49,, 900 lbs. at III q life.
Wool-more active and shade easier; sales $780,
900 lbs. at "A q Doc for domestic fleece; at 62t
for pick lock; 80 q 3Gc for unwashed; SO a soc
for super and extra pulled % q 32c for Texas; 20 "a
BIC for California, and 1Sc for Mexican.
Freights to Liverpool-without decided change;
Wheat I'D per steamer 0ef -.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.


FLORENCE, July 26.
Baron Ratazzi, Prime Minister OF Italy. has
made an offer to garrison tho city of Rome
with national troops to protect it from the
party OF action under Garibaldi and Mazzini
VIENNA, July 26.
Inc emperor Napoleon sent a note to King
Wllnam OF Prussia urging him to surrender
the Danish provinces of North Schleswig to
Denmark. The Emperor of Austria refuses to
Interfere in the matter at ALL
BERLIN July 26
A couple of conscripts belonging to the fed
eral army to-day attempted to escape. They
succeeded in reaching an American vessel at
Bremerhaven, which was on the point of set
ting sail. The Prussian authorities threatened
to open their batteries on the ship if the COM
mander refused to give up the conscripts. AZ
ter short parley the men were surrendered.
ST. PETERSBURG, July &c.
The Russian Government has issued orders
to its agents in China to sustain the CITY of
HankoW as tea market. l ,,4tt -
LONDON, July 26-Evenfng.
There is much caution shown by capitalists
and business men here, the feeling having he
come general that war between France and
Prussia is imminent. A private dispatch from
Berlin, received this evening" makes mention
OF the general opinion there that war is GER
tain, and adds that Prussia is actively urging
forward her preparations for such an event.
~ LONDON, July 81.
The names of the persons recently arrested
at Cork on suspicion of being Fenians are Cal
lagan Griffin and Goulding.
Reilly, who has been on trial for some time
charged with completely in the recent out
break in Kerry, has been found guilty of high
treason.
LONDON, July 27-2 P. M.
Dispatches have been received from Munich
stating that ex-King Ohio, of Greece, is dead;
he died of measles
~, VIENNA, July q.
>, The Sultan of Turkey has arrived here from
England; and is now guest OF the Emperor
Francis Joseph.
The official journal of this city says that it is
right and the interest of Napoleon to enforce
the treaty of Prague. The same paper also
says the Gar OF Russia sent TO King William
OF Prussia note to the foregoing effect.
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PROPOSALS.

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE, I'M
w til o'clock p: M, ON Thursday, the sth Of
August next, Tor furnishing $500 cubic yards (more
or less) of EARTH, to be delivered IN scows canal
boats alongside the scarps at Fort Georges, in this
harbor. The earth is to be of two kinds, viz: 1st
sandy loan, ffee from gravel and stones, and of
such a character will compact well under the
rammer. OF this 800 cubic yards unore or lessl
suitable tor cultivating grass. OF this 500 cubic
yards more or less) will be required.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will also be received, for
to be delivered alongside the wharf at Fort
Georges. The s0ds must be ~ inches square, cut 10
measure and not less less: than four inches thick; they
free from weeds, and grown upon good soil, with
SUFFICIENT tenacity for handliog aud laying
mence within ten days after notice given by the En-
pineer in charge and in such quantity as may be-
qaired-all to be delivered not later than the 2oth
Bidder. will state the price per cubic gard for the
earth, delivered as above-specfyng each kind; and
per superficial yard for the sod. delivered as
Tho contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, and be subject to the approval OF
reserves the right exclude the bids OF any persons
who there is reason to believe will not faithfully
and promHsy perform the contract as svs any rca
sopaoe price tor the work. and no memPer nor anv
sress officer ant Of the Government nor IL any Wy
mitted to any share in the contract OF any dement,
which may arise therefrom A, aoi;van. ~ A.,
earth and sod, if approved and accepted BY the
sach until The completion Of the
contract. 4. -. -.-., "a,
coll on the undersigned ut his Office, in Mort ON
RIock on Congress street, for forms of same; alad
on transmitting them, will endorse thereon .sPro-
posals TOR furnishing earth Tor "sod," as the case
may bel for Fort Gorges.'
GEO. THOM,
Bvt. Brig. General U. s. A..
: Portland. Me- D July 20. 1857. edtd
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE sA
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, July 90, 1867.
THE sURRATr TRIAL.
WASHINGTON. .Jnlv ~

-.. WASHINGTON, July u.
Surratts trial was resumed this morning A
long debate occurred between the counsel as
to whether the case ought not now to be closed
in accordance with the agreement made early
in the action.
Judge Fisher said if there were no other
witnesses in attendance, he would close the
ease so far as the evidence is concerned.
Judge tlSher then proceeded to deliver his
opinion upon the motion argued yesterday to
strike out certain testimony.
One of the items of evidance relative to the
attack upon the Vice President and upon
Secretary Seward he would leave to stand be-
cause they were all parts of the same transac-
ton, and the scheme. As to the evidence
about Jacob Thompson, he would strike it out
because he could not see that it was connected
with the prisoner. As to the item of evidence
relative to the shooting union soldiers escap-
ing from prison, he would permit it to stand
because ii was evidence showing a concocted
plan of action not only to kill President Lin
coin, but it was plot against the United
States Government and it would show the
malice of the accused to the Government
The evidence in relation to telegraph COM
municatlon between Washington and Elmira,
and the evidence in relation to trains between
Washington and New York was ruled out be-
cause 1T was not properly connected and be-
cause IL was not evidence in rebuttal of any
thing that had been offered by the defence.
The Duel letter was ruled out, because it
was admitted by the prosecution that it had
not been connected with the prisoner.
MIR. Bradley noted an exception to the rnl-
ing olthe Court admitting certain items of ev-
idence. After some conversation in relation to
to the signing OF the exceptions by the Court.
Judge Fisher said that the Counsel should
now proceed with their arguments to the
jury.
District Attorney Darlington consumed the
balance of the day for the prosecution on ques-
tons of law, and will take up all of Monday on
questions of fact. The counsel for the defence
will follow, and Mr.. Pierrepont will close the
arguments which are expected to last all of
next week. ~ 70 pr
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From, Mexico.
NEW YORK, July

New YORK, July %.
The Havana Preusa says the Liberal author
tiles OF the city of Mexico are prosecuting the
Catholic church; they have stripped the
Cathedral of all its ornaments and silver ware,
and arrested the Bishop of Jalappa. The Alb
bot OF Guadaloupe and DR.. Arriauna, the
Superior Of the Jesuits are held in close con-
hLement; the latter two are ca Ii over 80
years OF age; the charges against the Bishop
OF Jalappa is thathe acted as alternative for the
Archbishop of Mexico in the counsel of regen-
cy and against the Abbott that he took part in
the deliberations of the assembly of notables
1t is also stated that the famous chapel of
Rosary has been levelled by the liberals
t.s SAN FRANCISCO, July q.
A letter from Coloma, dated July 18th, to
the Bulletin, states that Gen. Juarez had de-
feated the troops under Gen. Alvarez and had
driven them fairly out of the State. Queerre-
rass had appointed Abelora as Governor. At
fairs at Caloma has Jared better than other
parts of the country and communication was
not interrupted. Specie remittances which were
formerly made in Tampico and Vera Cruz. are
now made by Coloma. The last steamer took
$20O0O00 from MaZella to Panama and the
present steamer takes $350,00O to San Fran
cisco. The largest portion of the remittances
belong to residents of Mexico. The removal
OF Palaico as Collector of the port and ap-
pointing Chararis, gives general satisfaction.
Gen. Coron with 5000 troops is at Guadalaiara
from whence he will march in a few days to
attack Topic, where Lozade has 5000 or 10000
troops.
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HH SAN Francisco, July a.
Idaho advices state that Gen. Crook was on
a scouting expedition to Stein Mountain on
the 9th OF July, and considerable fighting was
expected. Scouts report signs of large bands
OF Indians in that vicinity. The Indians had
made their appearance five miles south of Sill
yer Springs on the 9th of July, and drove off
the stock. Troops were Immediately sent in
pursuit from Camp Winthrop oa rs
The steamship Golden City, from Panama.
arrived to-day.
The ship Sunrise, for Liverpool, with $500
sacks wheat, and the bark Clifton, for Liver
pool, with cargo of copper ore, have cleared.
SAN FRANCISCO, July q.
The steamship from San Juan arrived last
night.
The San Francisco Water Company has filed
articles of Incorporation, with a capital of &c.
OOO,OO0, and proposes to supply the city with
water from the Santa Cruise mountains. They
will commence operations Immediately.
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miscellaneous Dispatches.
ss....a..... BUFFALO, N. Y, July q.
Sergeant John Lynch of Cincinnati, men,
which invaded Canada, in June, 1866, died at
the hospital of the Sisters of Charity at nine
o'clock this morning, of gun shot wound re-
ceived at the battle OF Ridgeway.
NEW YORK, July %.
A New Orleans dispatch says Gen. Sheri-
dan will probably appoint Judge Paschal Gov
ernor of Texas in place of ThrOckmorton.
New ORLEANS, July ~.
An order was issued from HEADQUARTERS to-
day renewing the functions of the Board of
Levee Commissioners appointed by General
sheridan, and ordering them to commence op-
erations Immediately. aEt 45N
AUGUSTA, GA, July q.
Accounts from Florida, Middle and Eastern
Alabama are favorable to the crops, The
grain crops are abundant and the cotton crops
generally promising.
RICHMOND, Va, July q.
AT meeting of citizens of Henrico County
held to-day, delegates were appointed to the
August Convention.
SANDY HOOK, July 28-11 p. NJ
The steamship Borussia, from Hamburg July
18th, has passed this point and will reach her
dock about O'Clock. edu1na
CHARLESTON, S. c., July %.
The term of Sheriff Dent, OF Columbia coun-
ty, having expired, Gen. Sickles has issued an
order appointing +. w. Greene to succeed him.
PHILADELPHIA, July %.
About sunset heavy thunder storm passed
over this city. Three sail boats were capsized
in the Delaware river and five men drowned.
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WASHINGTON, July q.
The Court having overruled the motion for a
stay of execution in the case of Sanford Como
yer the warden is preparing to take him to
the Albany Penitentiary.
The entire crew of the Japan are shipped
1t is likely she will leave Thursday or Friday,
stopping at Norfolk where she will 20 into the
dry dock for an examination of her hull
The war department has issued an order ap-
pointing Cadets recently graduated at West
Point to second Lieutenancies and specifying
the regiments to which they are gazetted
WASHINGTON, July %.
Senior Romero intends shortly to return
temporarily to Mexico, having received leave
of absence from his post after eight years of
absence from his country and unremitting al
tention to the arduous duties and responsible
tiles which have devolved upon him as the
representative of the Mexican Republic in this
country. 1st III ~ iri lifl 81
Several South Carolinians opposed to the
Republicans who have recently been in
Washington say that the leading conservatives
have proposed terms of political bargain to
some of the leading colored citizens to the eff
feet that the conservatives will help the blacks
elect their candidates for Congress without
regard to color, provided the blacks will give
the whites the control of the State Govern
meut. EH =
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction

LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, ON new
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl 90 f. o. BAILEY, AuctiOneer.
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Wanted.

a4ft- Wanted. .....
CO,OOO City Sugar Refinery, west Com
merciai, near foot of Emery street.
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be at the office OF the
Company, 1894 Commercial, at corner of Union ST.
feb121&wtf r. C. HERSEY
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LECTURES.

4 NEW course OF Lectures as delivered at the
IA New York Museum of Anatomy, will be sent
TO parties unable to attend them; they are OF vital
Importance to all; the subjects consisting of How to
Live? and what to live for? Youth, Nativity and
Old Age, Manhood generally reviewed, or the treat
menr and cure of indigestion, Fiatuiency and Ner-
etc. These important Lectures will be forwarded
On receipt Of four stamps by addressing Secretary,
New York Museum of Anatomy and Science.
els broadway, New York. y
NJ OF n T&S3ms
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NEW YORK, July II.
DE-. Wm Shine, charged with completely in
the Royal Insurance bond robbery, was held to
bail this forenoon in the sum of $4,000. ~
G. w. Chandler, an actor of some repute.
and son of Rev. Mr.. Chandler was this fore.
noon committed on charge of bigamy in de-
fault of $500 bail
The European steamers to-day take 81, 4O6,-
944 in specie.
An accident occurred ON the Hudson river
early yesterday morning, by the steamer James
w. Baldwin coming in collision with a sail
boat and sinking her. One man belonging to
the boat was drowned. r-sa..-.
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OFFICES in the third story CT building ON corner
~ of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire ut Of
fee of OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb. 20. If Exchange Street.
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Connecticut Legislature.

HARTFORD, Conn, July Is.
Inc Legislature adjourned sine die to-day.
AFTER a long session of three months The
to single capital for the State, passed the
Senate, and failed by single vote of the re-
quisite two-thirds vote in the House The con-
stitutional amendment giving suffrage to all
citizens, male ana female, was 1ost-93 to Ill.
House, but was lost in the Senate. The num-
Der of Infantry companies in the State is re-
stricted to forty, and the fall encampment is
shortened to four days.
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FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber offers for sale his retail stock of
i Fancy Goods well situated Congress Street.
Sells on account OF i'll health. 3fs .sE "A
s.l 8. SEWELL,
jy27d1w 4a9 q 331 Congress ST.
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GENERAL AGENCY.
crest City Intslligence& Employment Office
319 Congress street,

oAS SOugress street,
Opposite Mechanics Hail Building.
MRS. LOUISA HoVEY having returned to the
INl city after absence of one year, will resume
the MANAGEMENT of the above office. Wanted at this
old established ONCE. male and female help, domes-
tics, German, Irish. Scotch, English and American
girls for private families, hotels and boarding houses
Good girls can always find enplo at this onlee.
Two hundred girls wanted Immediately for hotels
and boarding houses Citizens and strangers always
supplied with the very best OF help Please , 70 give
ms a call. NELLY LILLE 49,
july2Od1ms LOUISA hoNEh'
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U. 8. M0rsh0I's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 8. s. -
DURSUANT to Mention from the Hon. Edward
Il Fox Judge of the United States District Court,
within and the District OF Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been lied
In said Court, viz:
Libel against the STEAMER DIRIGO, her Ma
chiHery, Tackle, Apdrel and Furniture, in behalf of
Micah Sampson, Agent Jor the Schooner Il. M Ham,
Iton, In cause of collision civil and maritime as Is
more particularly set forth In said Libel that
hearing and trial will be Ind thorcon at Portland in
said District, ON the Second Tuesday Of Scpfem-
Der merit, when and where any persons Interested
therein, may appear and show cause, il any can
be shown, wherefore the should not be decreed
liable to said claim, and disposed OF according TO
law. ...I
Dated at Portland this twenty-third day OF July
A. d., 1867. - ....-..
F.A QUINBY,
Deputy U. s. Marshal Dist. OF Maine.
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LIVERPOOL, July 26-Evening
The Cotton market closed firm and more active, an
advance of Id having been established all quota
tons; Mddling upands 10ad; Middl ng Orleans 1Osd
Advices from Manchester are favorable, the market
for goods and yarns being firmer with more doing
Breadstufs-The market is quiet and steady. Pro-
duce-The market for American. Produce is dull and
prices generally without material alteration. Petro-
leum advanced to Is 4ld per gallon for standard
White
LONDON. July 26-Evening.
Sugar frmer, but prices unchanged; No. y Dutch
standard Us Cd per cwt. Lnseed Oil has declined to
441 is per ton.. H.. t..s..- ..5ss !.
LIVERPOOL, July 27-Noon
Cotton-Cotton firm and active; sales IL, 900 bales
ormore; Mddling uplands 10sd; Orleans 103d.
$3.50 - LONDON, July 27-2P. M.
Consols at 92F for money. sle a. no i.l
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-U. S. 5-20's 722; ILL
nois Central shares 76a, ex-diviend Erie Railroad
shares 49,; Atlantic and Great Western 49,
LIVERPOOL, July 27-2 P. M.
Cotton firm, but not so active; prices unt hanged I;
sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs unchanged. Lard
advanced to 49s 3d. Bacon advanced to AIS Cd. Fine
Rosin advanced TO u.s. Tallow declined to AS Cd.
Other articles unchanged.
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TO BE LET !

TINE Second, Third and Fourth Stories ofthe New
Il 'sCASCO BANK BLOCK" on Middle street.
The Second Story is arranged for two stores, well
adapted to the Dry Goods, Millinery, or any other
light business. .s .5.
The Third Story is divided into Rooms suitable for
Offices, and the Fourth Story contains spacious
Hall, SO by CO #.
The stairs leading to The several stories are wide,
easy and well lehtel. Will be made ready Tor occu-
pancy In very short time.
Enquire at Casco National Bank.
.t.i.t L. r. GERRISH, Cashier.
July %, 1s67.-d1m 'l.t
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Chicago Markets..

31I4. CHICAGO, ILL.,, July a.
Flour very dull and declined 25c Wheat dull
sales ss No Spring at 70 Corn quiet; sales at 81
Rye firm at an advance o. az &c; Provisions dun
Mess Pork nominal at % so. Lard firm at 123 a &c.,
Beef Cattle dull at and unchanged. Live Hogs dull
at Is CT 90 TOR good to choice. Extra Sheep dull
and nominal. ta .Fit,' 7ilfll F
Receipts-1oOO bbls. -four 147, 900 BUSH corn 1000
bush. oats, 800 hogs. Shipments-3200 bblsl -four
S,500lbush. wheat, TO-, 900 bush. corn.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July "a.
o Inc receipts OF Wheat for the past week were over
now twenty vessels in this port engaged to load
Wheat, fifteen of which are for Liverpool. Choice
shipping grades OF Wheat quoted at 70 q S0.-
FlOur-irm; 6 90 @6 so. Barley IS a 14O Legal
tenders 72t.
,ela9ls .ss SAN FRANCISCO, July ~.
Flour firm; at 90 q 6 so. Wheat at &c. Bar
ley at 85, Legal tenders 725. l-f f-rIt7I ii ff
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Bank Failure.

New YORK, July q.
The National Bank of I'm adilla, Otsego
co3nty, n. Y, is reported as having failed, with
Liabilities o stimated at 100000. Capital $780,
produce and stocks.
nj, NEW YORK. July %.
Inc liabilities of the suspended Unadilla
Hatlonai Bank are estimated at 100000 The
resident, 1T is said, owns 100000 of the capt.
tai and the balance was in the hands of the
cashier and some relatives at ALBANY. The
reported assets of the Bank will not 90 fan to-
wards meeting its liabilities
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sale Of Timber Lands for Bates
College.

- LAND OEFICK,
NrOTtCE Bangor, March Z, 1857.
IN solve 70 sa Hereby given, in pursuance Of" Re-
eghty-iour ofthe Resolves of eigbteep bnndreJ s,y
T9 gu ma fv9T Of Bates College, approved Tebr
and 10 Range n W Ell s. situated upon iibe isa r
oat John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
~ . last named township, will be offered Tor sale
the Land Office in Bangor, ON Wednesday The inn
DAY OF September next, at ~ O'Clock, noon.
One third CAST and satisfactory notes PAYABLE i'm
on and two years. secured by mortgage ON the prem
Uses, will be receiyed u payment.
.. ISAAC r. CLARK,
marSdtSept1f, Land Agcil.
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The First Lincoln Abduction Scheme.

NEW YORK, July u.
Certain parties in Canada, who are supposed
TO be posted. state that the scheme for the alb
duction of President Lincoln was started IN
the South as early as 1868, and that Col. Percy
Wyndham, who commanded a regiment IN ana
about Washington, had at one time agreed 70
Richmond. and would probably have done 30
if he had not been suddenly removed.
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Re-Opened!
BOwdoin CoIleuo
BOWdOin College.

4 lANDiDATES for admission to Bowdoin College
~ VIII be examined Commencement week, on FRI
gay, August 9th, at o'clock A. M. at the Chemical
Lecture ROOM in Adams Hall; or atfhe beqinnine q
the ran Term, on Thursday, August 10Th, at the
Brunswick, July "a, 1867. d3w
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\. o. o. +.
rINHE Annual Meeting OF the Grand Lodge of
i Maine will be holden at ODD FELLOWS HALL
Portland, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of August, at
o'clock A M. thaEsIsEAk T-a
B- The Grand Encampment will meet in the
Evening at o'clock. ..t ~ &
E. P. BANKS, 44..
jy11dtd Grand Secretary.
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II iii e M A IL TX e r s /.
Financial.

A A.tH NEW YORK, July q.
The bank statement Monday will probably show
decrease of $2500,000 in specie and an increase OF
in deposits. $10O00oO in legal tenders and
$2,500,000 in loans. Stocks continue excited and
tend strongly upward. Erie sold as high as IA,
closing at 76t q 766 The market generally was
steady at the Close The export OF specie to-day was
81 10000 Money easy and unclanaad e = Y
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Canadian Affair.

QUEBEC, G. e., July 81.
The troop ship Lamar, with the 10Th regi-
ment, arrived to-day. al. .,,t-,..7 ..aT5
BY premature explosion of a mine at
FONT Leir one man was killed and three in
jured.
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NOTICE. l will sell on favorable. terms as to
the corner Of Middle and Franklin streets. and on
Franklin street, including the corner of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. HILLIARD, Bangor
or SMITH y REED. Attorneys, Portland. jy12tf