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The Portland daily press., 1867-07-26
From, Mexico.

NEW YORK, July 25.
A special despatch from New Orleans oath
inst, says the latest dates from the city of
Mexico state that Marquee, o. 'Horan and Otero,
prominent chiefs, are still at large. Gems.
Audrado Lacunga, Lanez and others were
found secreted in the English minister's house
and arrested on the ground that foreign pow
ers did not recognize the Liberal government,
therefore no consideration was due the min
lister. - ~ l = sAA - VII
The northern army had left the capital for
the interior. Corona recently passed through
Queretaro with 1000 men, en- route for Serraide
Auca to oppose Lazoda. Goncia reports to
Diaz that Merida had been taken by the Lib
erals. Diaz recently obtained from eight COM
mercial houses 100000 without interest, to
pay his army. W. W
Prominent army officers are offering their
destinations every day, but none are accepted
Diaz has been appointed Governor and Militia
ry Commander Of the State of Tobasco
Juarez is candidate for reelection to the
Presidency. The election will take place inn
mediately
Canales has proclaimed himself Governor of
Tamaulipas and has levied contributions upon
Victoria, San Fernando and other places. He
is supported by small force. The people are
much excited and call upon the government
for protection. Assistance has been promised.
Three thousand troops left Queretaro to re-
heye the garrison at Matamoras. =,
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From Washing gtom.

-s1 IN. ,.IRfs WASHINGTON, July o. I
So much of the new postal convention be-
tween the United States and Great Britain as
relates to international newspapers, books and
printed matter of all kinds will go into effect
on the 1st of October next, but the reduced
charge on international letters and on letters
sent in open mails to Great Britain or beyond
will not go into effect until the LIST of January.
The u. S. Vice Consula at Havana has noti-
fed the Department of State that cargo of
coolies may be shortly expected at New Or
leans in violation of the act of Congress of
Feb. 10, 1862, and the immigrant act of July A.
1864. lie has reason to expect that an extern
sive scheme is on foot Tor the introduction of
coolie labor in the South kt
For several days past the guards of the Jail
have been apprised of a combination among
the prisoners to escape, and recently discov-
cred man at work with saw on an upright
iron bar. Sanford Conover, now under arrest
for perjury, was standing by the mans side,
apparently. experimenting the operation.-
yConover, however, denies completely in the
matter. :
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New Work Market.

=, - NEW YORK, July 20.
Cotton-a shade easier; sales 1000 bales; Middiing
uplands q @ 27tc. L-3A llo-f-' -
Fiour-1Qc lower; sales $500 bbls.; State at 40
GIL 90; round hoop Ohio at O. 80 G)1165 Western
at 40 "a 1900; Southern at 70 q 16 IS; California
is without change. : =
Wheat-dull; sales 26,6oo bush !; Milwaukee Club
No. at 90; new Amber Maryland and Tennessee
at2 80 @ 60; Amber Michigan, old, at 60; new
White Maryland at q 65; White California at SD. !
Corn-frm sales 1G6, 900 bush.; Mixed Western al
80 % 02; choice at 03.
Oats-a shade frmer; sales 66, ,00e bush; State and
Ohio at % @ sac; Western at SO q S4c. =
Beef-flrm. s -aa
% 90. 4s,,Ia1 - = - " y
r Lard-quiet and firm 500 Z .si,t...l5,g eer
Whiskey-quiet; sales 100 bbls. Western in bond
at 36c. '.--,.srT7, q ~ 1TTT7
Groceries quiet and steady 80. ~ .7 be- -ai
Naval Stores-quet and unchanged. 90 =
Petroleum quiet. t7- L, .-fla -.tiI
Tallow-steady. - - ssl,f.r : Ifia
Freghts to Liverpool--Quiet. aIrat
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From Jannafca.

"a. ca .5t5 N NEW YORK, July 25.
r, advances fiom Jamaica says the Yellow
Fever has disappeared from Kingston, and the
BILE. SAY W. ~
Wilson the defrauder of the Trelauny Savings
Bank, has been discovered and apprehended.
The ship Salamanca, with 1872 Coolies out of
404 shipped at Calcutta, arrived in 121 days.
Many Of the Coolies spoke English.
the United States would succeed in negotiate
ing a transfer ofthe island as coaling station
for their ships. 81
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Sale OF Timber Lands for Bates
College.

LAND OEFICE, 4
ayor,cp Bangor, March :, 1857.
~ solve - sa aersby given, in pursuance Of " Re;
elShty- OF the Resolves Of eighteen hundred SIX
IN 1si5 ia'eI Of Bates College" approved Febru
sud 10 Range II W E l. S, situated npon ibe UI,rer
81 oatSt John River excepting the Southeast quarter
o. .e ast named township, will be offered Tor sale
by pub: auction tor the benefit OF said Colege ~
the Land Office in Bangor, ON Wednesday The ilth
day OF September next, at 12 o'clock, noon
One third cash and satisfactory noLes PAYABLE in
on and two years secured by mortgage on the prem
ises, will be received in payment.
ISAAC r. CLARK
marSdtSept ii, Land AgehI.
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New yorL T,s,,, !.

1s= NEW YORK, July %.
An important trial was made to-day at the
Battery, wit1n3oL Foots patent, in the pres
ence Of sevsra- -oneineers, and representatives
degrees. and heavy california oils, gravity %
degrees, being almost tar, were burned in a
steam boiler, without smoke or any residuum,
fully demonstrating the possibility Of using
these oils instead of coal in California and at
one fourth of its cost.
secrated Bishop, of Florida, the Right Rev.
DR.. Hopkins officiating. The ceremony took
place in Trinity Church which was crowded
to overfowing. Six Bishops and fifty clergy
men were present. Bishop Wilmer Of Louisi.
ana, preached sermon appropriate to the oc-
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EUROPE.
NEWS. BY THE ABLE.

u LONDON, July24
In the House of Lords last night the debate
on the reform bill was resumed. AT its con-
cluson motion for its second reading was put
and carried.
LONDON, July "a Evening
The House of Commons tonight passed the
bill for the abolition of church rates.
1t is said that the liabilities of Sir Morton
Peto amount to nine millions sterling, while
his assets will not exceed three hundred thou
sand pounds. ~
1t is reported on the authority of Lord Mas,
Commander-in-Chief of the British forces in
Ireland, that two of the Fenians now await
ing trial in Dublin have become insane.
PARIS, July "a.
Italians here assert that Mazzni has gone to
Italy TO join Garibaldi in his intended move
ment. aigl5 f i.l
TRIESTE, July "a.
The Archduchess Carlotta has left Miramar
for Belgium.
COPENHAGEN, July 24-Evening 81
The Danish Government has intimated to
Prussia its willingness to give guarantee for
the protection of the German inhabitants of
North Schleswig, but demands information as
to the nature of the guarantee required by the
Prussian Cabinet
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LOST. cob
DETWEEN Chatham and Franklin Streets, be-
ID tween niue and ten O'Clock this forenoon, mem
orandum book containing q milk account, and
small amount Of money. The finder Will be suitably
remarded by leaving 1t at the drug store OF Charies
Cory, Fore Street t'ut 'tt -.
July 1, 1861. Jyzdti g.
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) Chicago markets.

~ - CHICAGO, In., July2 25.
Flour dull, heavy and nominally 25c lower; Spring
extras at 9 90 q II 90. Wheatdull at decline Of 8
a 10c; ~ q 80 for No. Spring. Corn moderately
active at s4 "a s51elfor No. and sOt a s1c for No g.
Rye declined Is q 25c; new, No. L. in store at 9oc
Beef Cattle more active at 30 a rs for fair toI
good. Shipping Sheep dull. al
Receipts-2600 bbls. flour, $500 bush wheat 49,
900 bush corn, II 900 bush. oats $500 hogs Ship
ments-s,Ooo bbs. -four, 1900 bush. wheat, II 900
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The Reply the Hastings Court, to Gen.
-EaaEy : 81 eral Seho6eId.. A -

RICHMOND, Va, July %.
The reply of Justices of the Hastings Court,
to General Schofeld's communication will be
published Tomorrow. They justify the de-
clsions in the cases named on the ground that
Virginia Conrt here never would imprison
any man for assault upon another man, when
that other had beaten a child, much less when
that child was an immediate relative as in the
case OF Eatz, who was fined one cent for as
sault on teacher of -freedmen's school
Ihey deny that the parties being born at the
In relation to advising nolle proseoui in Ger.
tain cases where the counsel OF the parties had
said sthe Courts were intended only to try the
Confederates," theyi disclaim the Responsibility
ity for what the counsel may say, and deny
that their Judgment was at all influenced by
the remark in question,
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IECTURES.

A NEW course of Lectures, as delivered at the
"A New York Museum Of anatomy, will DC sent sent
to parties unable attend ne% ssfS are os n How 10
mpostancSe Sst " % live for? YOUTH Maturity and
dSesog Sy ss ana iss Ns1
ment ann assa Marriage Philosophically considered
sts These important Lectures will be sorwarded
On %ar seSS Vork Museum Of Anatomy and Science
6is broadway, New York.
Nav az. T,T&S3ms
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OULUMBIA, July %.
ton to-day were harmonious. The platform
adopted was essentially the same as that
adopted at Charleston, and in many respects.
similar to that of the Tennessee radical con,
vention, Confiscation was proposed but voted
down. Pending discussions OF resolutions as
serting that the colored race on account of it's
loyalty, is entitled to the nomination for a
Vice President, the convention adjourn
ed until tomorrow.
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries at Auction.

{ D. TUESDAY, July 3Oth, at 10 O'Clock A. M, at
esries, consisting in part of Gerkins. stafcb. Soar
WI oonee, Mustard, Spices, Paper Bags and Iwire
,hn'; nu Spht cas- hrkini of Butter, barrels Ha.-
large iotiIobacco and Cigars, twenty dozen Whips,
&c, &C; These goods are fresh and In good order.
JuyZOuLu n
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A RaiIrond Train HnliciousIy Thrown
from the Track, r
NEW ORLEANS, July "a

NEW ORLEANS, July "a.
Yesterday morning, a passenger train on the
jackson railroad ran off the bridge near Terry
MISS, caused by parties removing the frogs
connecting the rails. The locomotive, teader,
mali and baggage cars were thrown from the
track, falling so feet. - la1T8-
The passenger cars remained on the bridge.
The fireman was killed, and the engineer and
3rakemen were badly injured. The train was
detained several hours. A reward of $1,000 in
gold is offered for the arrest of the miscreant
who removed the frogs A similar, attemnt
was made three weeks ago at CRYSTAL Springs
nine miles above, but failed. ~ 0p-'"s'
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III Il MI ARKE r q .
Financial.

! :. sassz a. NEW YORK, July 25 Q P. M,
Money superabundant and unchanged. Gold
closed at 1395 Foreign Exchange weak but un.
changed; Governments closed quiet and fraction
lower Stocks declined on the news of the election
OF H. III. Biatchf0rd as President of the New York
Central but subsequently recovered from the lowest
point. Mining shares active and prices generally
higher The business at the ub-1reasury was as
balance, $13O, ,549, 400. -
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Massachusetts sustains the Right TO Tax
tt.t4t National Bnnk ShaPes.

In the Supreme Judicial Court of Massa-
chusetts, ON petition of James T. Austin VS.
the Board OF Aldermen of the city of Boston,
the petition asks that the assessment of taxes
on his shares in several National Banks NAV
be vacated and set aside. His petition is based
upon two grounds:-First that State has no
constitutional authority to tax the shares i'm
banks created by the Government of the
United States; and second, that it. under the
proviso in the act of Congress of 1864. the
States have the right to tax the shares in the
National Banks to which that act relates. the
tax is invalid, because the law of Massachu
setts does not conform to the proviso Judge
Hoar delivered the opinion of the Court against
the petition, and dismissed the case with costs.
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GENERAL AGENCY.
,,~o., M, y Intelligence & Employment Office

Opposite Mechanics Hail Building,
,s IoIrIsA HovEY having returned TO the
city SoSs Of Sas once y''M Wanted tH
the manaesnSS nt,sce male and female help, domes-
es Enssss Ss sRS
girls TOT p ai,says fnd en- poyment at this ONCE
Good gndred grd girls wanted Immediately for hotels
nT hnsrng houses Citizens and strangers az S
supphea win '"s MELVILLE HOVEN,
us caIi; LOUISA HOVEY.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, Mt Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
AMI So r. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND, Va. July 25.
John W. Bolts and about thirty delegates
to the Convention have arrived here. .oC
- Very heavy rains have fallen this evening.
Inc .colored people are holding political
meeting tonight. ~
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..-sf.. BOSTON, July %.
Thermometer indicated so this forenoon
with close, sultry atmosphere. A heavy thun-
ger shower In the afternoon, during which the
tightening splintered the mast of schooner
Henry +. Russell, at Lewis twharf
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July a..
Partial official returns from 40 counties show
that B,0OO whites, in round numbers have
been registered, and $4,000 blacks.
WILHNaToN, July 25.-
The Daily Dispatch has been sold to a COM
pany of northern men, and would be conduct
ed after the 1st Of August under Republican
auspices.
FoRTREss MONROE, July 25.l
George Martin, an employee on the steam
snip Niagara was murdered in Norfolk last
night by George Smith, charged with improp-
er conduct towards the latters wife
f4. fHa-ar AUBURN, N. Y, July 25.
Secretary Seward, accompanied by Fred.
W. Seward and lady, Sir Frederick Bruce,
Col. Augustus Seward and Hon. A. W. Ram
dali arrived intown tonight. eFs
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors of
the New York Central Railroad to-day. Henry
Keep resigned the Presidency of the road. The
position was unanimously rendered to VIM. e.
Fargo, but he declined. III. H. Baxter was
then elected President of the road. IL
NEW ORLEANS, July %. /,
The American brig William Robertson, from
Havana, arrived at Pass aLoutre this evening,
having on board twenty-three coolies. Other
shipments of small numbers have already ar
rived, and are at work on the plantations.
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BOWdOin College.

NANDlDATES for admission to Bowdon College
~ will be examined Commencement week, on FRI
day, August 9th at o'clock A. M, at the Chemical
Lecture Room, in Adams Hall; OF ct the beginning Of
the Fall Term, on Thursday, August 29th, at tho
same place and hour. =
~. !. SAMUEL HARRIS, President.
Brunswick, July "a, 1857. d3w
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New orleans Marlzets.

i9ie i1aaa. NEW ORLEANs. July 25.
24a 25c; receipts 1928 bales exports "a bales Lou
isiana Sugar-only a retail trade. No Louisiana
Moasses in the market. Cuban Sugars fully fair to
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z" -. - CHICAGO, Ill, July 20.
Wachter's brewery, in North franklin street.
with three adjoining buildings, were destroyed
by fire last night. Loss $4,000; insured $z7,-
600. Supposed incendiary. -
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Lost.

A LARGE Paddock Key with piece Of wood at
"A tacbed. The finder viii confer o favor ON the
owner by leaving it at this Office. jy20d1w
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A BUNCH of Brass Keys attached to q ring, be-
Atween Fore and Washington SITS. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving them at this office.
July 20-d1w eIf ...-
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LOST AND FOUND.

db Or REWARD:-L Lost or stolen, q dark
% AO brown Horse, eight years old, about six
teen hands high, slim, raw boned his gait natural
PAGER; big heavy tail and slim name; very light
ioretop. The above reward win be paid to any one
returning said horse to Camp at Graves Hill.
July 20. d1w*
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Store to Let.

AFFICES In the Sd story of the Canal Nations
" Bank building. Also large room in All story
I Apply at the Bank. iy22d1awtf new . b
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TENrn TBE:TH TEETH!
u. s. MnrshUJ's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,(
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 8. s. {
nURSUANT to a Monition from the Hon. Edward
Fcxs.Iudge Of the United States District Court,
within and tor the District OF Maine hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been filed
Tn said Court, viz:
Libel against the STEAMER DIRIGO, her Mo-
cinery Tackle, ApareI and Furniture, in behalf of
Micah Sampson, Agenf for the Schooner Z. NJ Hum
Hton In a cause of collision civil and maritime, il
more particularly set forth in said Libel (; that a
hearing and trial will be had thereon at Portland in
said District, ON ths Second Tuesday Of Septem-
Der merit, when and where any persons Interested
therein, may appear aud show cause, II any can
be shown, wherefore the should not be decreed
liable to said claim, and disposed of according to
law. .yfaa
Dated at Portland this twenty-third day OF July
F.A QUINBY,
Deputy q. 8. Marshal Dist OF Maine.
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safe for Sale.

HNE of TiIfon d Me Farland's Safes large
Jsize good as new. For sale by
ON. g. ID. W. NASH, "a
y15d2w -.s.-.Er III iva No Exchange street -
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Dry Goods from New York Bank
rupt Stock at Auction.
- commencing on Tuesday, July 30th, at .
ts.uek e,oek X M. AMI continued each following f.
;,ht % every LIT Is sold Our orders are to sell
n M; 90 e,e east reserve; therefore the attendants
IN a ra.lefns OF al the latest styles and adapted 10
sa. he p'ssent @ and approaching season. shawis Ho-
and Linen Goods, Prints, Woolens, with xa,istx ~
otner articles 81 OF which may be seen on Tuesday
forenoon; Ladies are invited TO attend this sale -
Postpoheheht. t. ly20,ltd.
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Doom suitable for a light mechanical business, or
IL other purposes, In good location. 'l.I
Jy23dH GEO. H. MITCHELL, 20 Preble st.
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DRICE REDUOED to ten cents bushcl at the
i works, and twelve and half cents dellvereu. G,
All orders must 10 obtained at the Treasurer soi
ace, 8S Exchange Street. ,ourco 70
.Tu1v 21-eod1w
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PROPOSALS.

Deputy 0. 5. Marshal Dist. Of Maine.
July 23--df4d t..
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VNTITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman and wife, at 81 Free street. d
June 2Q-altf- ~. ----.-.. ------
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Yacht Nettle.

Is now ready to take Pleasure Parties
III to the Islands, and for deep sea fishing,
ME or 10 charter by the day, week or month.
4NRMkAr For further particulars inquire at No.
.40 Commercial st, or at the st. Law
jylleodH B. ]. WILLARD.
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WAITED.
Partner Wanted.

A GOOD smart yonng man, with S4OO or $500 cash,
IA can hear of a good chance In easy cash busi-
ness, by applying to A. JOCK & CO.
General Business Agents. 351 Congress Street
July 20. div
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AMNUAL MEETING.
~ ~ ~, -oo', = y - - er
Z Forec1osure of. mortgage. I

OUBLIC notice II hereby given to all persons in
4 terested that Sewall Q. Chase, OF Portland, on
the tenth day of January, In the year Of our Lord
ore thousand hundred and sixty seven BY his
dee OF that date, which srecorded in the Cumber
land Registry Of Deeds, book 3U0 page no. mortgag-
Portl snd certain lot OF land with the buildings
thereon, situated on the east side Of the Western
Prone sade in Portland, described 40 follows: be-
hundred feet northward from Pine street, being the
northwest cSxuer Of tho Inman house lot, thence
northward by the line of the Promenade one hum
drad feet To Iand OF the heirs of Elias Merrill, thence
eastward by the Merrill land one hundred ioTtyiour
fIence soutiiWard parallel TO the Promenade one
SIsn,lred FEET to the Inman land thence westward by
fhe InIna land to the place OF beginning secure
the ,,vInent Of four pr0nissory notes for five thou
and dollars each that the condition In said mort
age is broken, by reason whereof the said mortga-
sees hereby claim foreclosure Of the same;
- : n 1l3 DiIn ANDREW SPRING,
Inn. ~ -.Ig l0A IE SAMUEL e. SPRING.
Portland. July 10, 1867 80 jy11-1awd3w
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issa, Boston Stock l.ixs 81,
Sales at the Brokers' Beard. .Julv Is
Wanted, Agents.

W. sen tne Cao Fairy. newly devised heating ar
rangcment. Easily adapted to nny common
Kerosene Lamp Extra Inducements offered Send
General Agents for the State, , .r,1 i5 .fe,,s =
..fe al I'll tt'r j. g. WATERHOUSE
81. April IT, wlyl6 it' Biddeford, Maine
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Houses at Auction.

IN FRIDAY, July 18th. a, o,o,o.n u ON ,,s
blocks caDi,int NEAR the Jail will be sold the eight
srectea by bGhns the Eaesutss tenement houses
thesrerS Terms cash. il tne reire' - ~
interest," srng ts on SuI I'm by adding
" tI onalttee. For further particuiara sy 70
Henry fox,Trustee or enquire Of
I,,v On .,,a L. NJ PATTEN & CO., Auet.,.
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NOTICE. will sell on favorable terms as to
~ payment, or let for term of years. the lots on
INC corner OF Middle and Franklin streets and on
Eranin street. nclAding the corner Of franklin and
or SMITH y REED, Attorneys, Portland. jyI2tf
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House andIaud =, Amo,,o.

Ri "a. s. burgess, Thursday, August 1st at Q
CoclOcK T.. NJ on the premises No. Al Lincoln Sc
between Wilmot and Pearl Streets, and W thin fye
minutes walk OF the Post Office, a new story aud
half house with an ell, eontainings rooms is in prime
order having been recently finished. Will let at any
time for $500 year on account OF its location in Oue
of the Al Dast neighborboods In the CITY, Lot 30 b.
n. Can be examined ON Wednesday or day OF sa O.
Possession given, August 5tb Terms easy and mads
known at sale.
HENRY S. BURGESS, Auetionser.
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Commefctalr--Pcr Gable.

~, Commercial.--Per Gable.
LONDON. July 24-Evenng.
80 Consols at 94& for money. ssz---s-sai lsssa .
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-U. s. 5-20s 72a IIli-
nois Central shares 76t, ex-divdend; Erie Railroad
shares At; Atlantc and Great Western "a. ~
IA LIVERPOOL. July 24-Evening.
Cotton irregular; Mddling uplands 10Id; Orleans
changed. Provisions UNCHANGED. Produce un-
changed, except for refined Petroleum, which is ac-
tive at 15l. y
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ASsignees Sale.

"lLL be sold at Public Auction, at the Mer-
w chants' Exchange, corner OF Fore and Ex-
change Street. on Thursday, August lst at " o'clock
One-Qunrter OF Brig Martha A Berry.
One-Eighih Brig Ella Maria.
Onc-Sixiecnth Schooner II. N. Perry.
Onc-Sixteenth Schooner m laracnibo.
One-sixteemth Steam Tug Warrior.
Il Forty-Twe shares Back Bay Land 20.
For particulars call on the Auclioneers, or on
IL. p DEANE, Assignee
Portland, July 20, 1867. july2ldti
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C1othi,sg Cleamscd and lsepaired

pY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at Oh Federal
ID street, is located at his store No GA Fed
erai St. few doors below Lime street, will attend
g, 20 his usual business OF Cleansing and Repairing
Clothing of all kinds with his usual promptness
E4Second-hand Clothing for sale at fair prices.
Jan 6-d1 -.l- u n n d ---l- - - I.
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YyltO9e d Mcfarland.
Desire to call the attention to the fact that morean
40 W
or their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION In the
late fire. Parties desiringa
ves FIRST RATE SAFE, e,
Att MODERATE PRICE, will please call ON
a - EMERY Il WAREHOUSE.
Middle Street, Portland.
Or ut no Sudbury Street, Boston. '.
kY-Second- hand Safes taken in exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborns Steam Improvement at
tachet to Tilton q McFarand's Safes, can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso q Co.
Jan 15-sNistw in each mo&adv remainder Of time.
I. o. q. f.
TINE Annual Meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF
j Maine viii be holden at ODD FELLOWS HALL
Portland, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF August, Mt
o'clock A M. ,f7l-34
NJ The Grand Encampment will meet in the
E.P. BANKS,
jy11dtd Grand Secretary.
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Wanted

Wanted.
GOOD GIRL that understands cooking to do
"A first work. Enquire at 134 Spring Street. l.
July 16. diff