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The BLUE RIDGE RING will bear watch
ing for some time to come. The trick by
which the contractors saved themselves
from the forfeiture of their bargain and
"began work" on the road, is a fitting Sc
qusl to he adroit little operations in the
Governors parlors, 50 thoroughly exposed
by our correspondent Lux" Fidt the in
teresting letter from WAloalla printed in
to. days News
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COMMERCIAL circulars from Liverpool
concur In the statement that though the
cereal crops are very unequal, they will
probably not fall sufficiently below the aver
age to make much difference in the current
prices Of bread and four. 1t is rather
too early, however, to pronounce definite
judgment A week or ten days hence will
tell the story.
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RrwarSs.

ENIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,-ITOLFN
II on the night Of the 18th tnstan;, iro nv plan
tat on. near Br,uchville :. e.: by negro msu, one
large CHE>TNUr SORREL H0R.F, about l6 hands
high six years old has white blaze face, white LETT
for- foot up to The knee and small scar on the
same foot caused by q recen, hu-; by hook. With
several small scars from the saddle TWENTY fve
dollars additional will be paid for the detention Of
the thief where can get him.
A. q. FAIREY.
Septls Branchville. s. C.
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THE UNDEESIG >ED H K RE.
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AND FRASkR'> WHARF where We shall be pleased
to see our friends and ofer ur we'll assorted stock
dGROGERIES LIQUORS, rOBACCb, &c.
Sept 81 limo CLACiU> & WIrTE
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will conduct the .ame under the Arm OF RYAN
at No 20 Bro id-street
September 20. 1859. VIM. B. RYAN.
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Count SIX miles IRON South fdisto River Terms
made very low For particulars. address Dr. c. B.
HUTrO, Grlham's Turnout. C.S. 4. L.
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DRINTISG PRESS FUR SALE AT A
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Sent Oh
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At PRrVAT Z SALE, THAT FINE
N STAND with fixtures for Grocery. corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREME,ES. tLstu January 81
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Rook BUYERS WILL FIND IT To
TsEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
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n others wishing ''t or sails" Ilacards, Business
Cards, or other job Printing executed with neat
and dispatch. will consult their interest BY eav
ting their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l49 Ersi Bay.
INOK SALE, OLD NEVySPAPE AS IN
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
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best selling Horse Book opt Address @. T. VEN /.
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DOR SALE. A HANDSOME BLACK
I HORSE, fifteen hands high and nine years old
of fne form and stylish In action. works N single
double DRAFT. For terms, Sc, inquire of 4. c.
KAUFMAN, Broker and commission Agent, No. Is
Broad-street. th-2 Sept 23
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THIS SEMINARY RESUMES ITS DUTIES AT
the northwest corner of CALHOUN-STREET AND
RUTLEDGE AVENUE. or the FIRST MONDAY in Oc-
,oh.- ra,t ths2r
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XlyANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly in the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices, ai He
NIws Job once, No I4e EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
seHharn
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DOYs WANTED.-A COUPLE Of AC-
ID TIVE and intelligent Boys. at P. P. ToALk'S
sash Factory, Horlbeck's Wharf, near Northeastern
Railroad Depot. ~ sept -
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'Jubhulpaa and Hingunghat have for some
time gov eni lyed the advantage Of the pres
erce Of European merchants. But the number
OF b half-presses aud full-presses at these places
have considerably increased during the last
year, and Messrs. Warwick 4 Co. intend, be-
lieve, to set up ginning factory at Hingun-
CHAT. The Mofussl Ginning and Pressing
Company have now been at work some time IN
the Berars, aud their excellsnty managed es
tablishments have done much to keep up the
credit of the cotton sent down from this part
Of India The factories of the Deccan Compa-
nv at Khangaou and Budnaira, which were af-
fected By the misfortunes that overlook Bonn.
bay in 1855, long remained uncompleted; but
during 1868 they have been opened and worked.
The large factories at the cotton markets are
indeed one of the most interesting features Of
the Berars, and attracted the particular atten-
hon Of Sir Richard Temple on his tour through
the provinces. At the markets Of HinCunghat
Deolee, Arvee, Oomraotee. Akote. Sheogaum
and Khangaon, We now have European firms
established for the purchase of cotton; ana 10
the gentlemen settled there who have got on
very we'll with, and are very much liked by,
the cul;ivators. is the great imp tovement that
has recently taken place in the cotton nd coz
ton trade of these provinces to great extent
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Union Mower +!

II meilt. and all the qualities that go to make
good Mower. Fully Improved, honestly built and
Farmers. do not be deceived by an array OF empty
honors but take machine that has proved itself In
the field, worthy OF your fullest confidence This
the uuion has done. Read the following teslimo
GovERRSMEsT HOSPITAL FOR THE INsASE.l s
Near Washington, % O., Dec. y, 1868.
THOMAS II. DoDGE, ESQ.,, Worcester, Mass. -
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in bea ing testimony to
the excellence of the Union Mower. One the first
machines manufactured lin 1852, Think has been
about fortT lo acres OF grass twice each year This
machine does its work WELL ana is OF light draft Its
mechanical construction Is superior to most other
Agricultural machinery with which am acquainted
and its liability to setiou OF repair REDUCED to
The New Union Mower, which you furnished the
Large increase Of the amount Of grass to be cut Is
supeffor to the rst In some "details Of the construc-
ton and haseut the equivaent OF about fifty (5o)
acres Of grass without getting ont oiiorder in any
The Whitcomb Hay Rake which you furnished
with the last Mower was in CONSTANT use during the
last haying season, and gave entire satisfaction-
Very respectfully, your obedisnt Servant,
A full assortment Of repair prices constantly ON
pIns Hs9S sssatsH ou.on Isaac Hg
4 gins, Bangor; Barker Burgess Belfast; Eben Lit
| tefeld. So, Brooks IA. z. Holt, New sharon; L. X.
/ Asid; Noses Goodwin, Elliot Depot j.. p. Wise,
RCckSandk Jei1rs ofs0Oa blusAill Frank H. Holt
e n. M.PRBKINs g. co., No. D. Free sa.
Block, General Agents for Portland and vicinity.
The above named persons and firms are also
| agents for the celebrated WHITeoMB HAY RAKE
| the best Horse Hay Rake ever known.
THOS. H. DeDaE, Proprietor,
.ffs Worcester, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10

THE HIaHLAND CADETS ExouRs1oS.- we
have received from Maj White, the command
ant of the Highland Cadet School the follow
ing programme OF their visit to this city:
The Cadets will arrive at 5 r. NJ Friday
Tomorrow afternoon, and win be met at the
P. 3. and P. depot BY the Portland Mechanic
Blues, and the full Portland Band, who win
escort them to the City Hall where they viii
be welcomed by the Mayor, after which
they will march TO the United States Hotel
where they will quarter during their stay. At
P. M, under the escort of the Blues, they
will proceed to the head of State street, whore
dress parade win be given. Z c.'e
Saturday morning the school will march to
the Western Promenade at9oclock, where
they will be reviewed BY the Mayor and City
Government After Review, Inspection will
take place, to be followed by a thorough drill
including company movements, fancy manual
movements, double-time movements, bayonet
exercise in Jal, ending with Dress Parade.
After dinner. under escort Of the Portland
Light Infantry, the cadets will march through
the principal streets and take the 8 o.elpck
train for Boston. boCs1
The Portland Band has been engaged by the
cadets to furnish the music during their visit
and win turn out in full force. The Corps
challenged tha country last ~
lerga !, 4 8 accepted, therefore the
scn6ot claims the championship. sFrny
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AE-coy. Harriuiar, Of New Hanp&1lre, as
sumed til duties Of Naval Officer g Boston
yesterday.
The Pacikc railroad can hardly b 6aiied fin
shed, in spite of ''last rail' celebrations COM
munication with San Francisco being yes ~
complete. The road does not yet exteno 70.
yond Sacramento, where the traveller froni - .Ae
east ia oblioed to take steamer to reach oan
F,anc;sco This st. of things VIII not last
,ong however. as the ssWestern Pacifca Rail-
roodo from sacramento to Oakland, on the
how onnoe;te San Francisco) will be finished in
Anoust next. The rails are already laid for 30
miles and the intention is to make it very
superior road, safe enough for a speed Of forty
miles per hour.
George Peabody arrived in New York Tues
day in better health than when he left Eng
land.
tits feared that Jeremiah H. Black win lose
the arm which be formerly made use of in
writing Johnson's veto messages, in conse
quence Of the late rsilroad accident, in which
he participated. !, Iras Ii t,.ssr.sy rs .-s.
Generals Mcclellan, Gilmore and Stewart
are at Middletown, Conn, engaged in fixing
the site for q bridge across the Connection
River at that point
A Japanese colony has located IN Eldoradt
County, California. where silk and tea will b
cultivated. ~
Resolutions for the admission of Newfound
land into the Dominion, passed the House O
Commons at Ottawa, Tuesday night, AT tn,
same session the Detroit river bridge or tunne
bill was rejected, on the representation by tn.
Great Western Railroad Company that il
would undertake the construction of the worl
within twelve months
I'm Cork, ireland, Tuesday night, person
named Johnsan, o supposed Fenian was ar
rested for circulating reasonable documents
among the soldiers. teea 1 s9iAss,9b &
The project for regency was debated a
great length Tuesday in the Spanish Cortes
and was at last referred to a committee. Dur
ing the discussion Plazaga stated that the cleo
ton of king at presentiWas impossible.
tits reported that 4 treaty has been conclud
ed by the commissions appointed. by the Turk
ish and Prussian governments to arrange th
boundary between the two countries $3.50
The general result throughout the counsr,
of the recent elections in France, is now prettl
accurately known. The next Corps Legislati
will be composed as follows: Goyernmen,
21s; Independent AZ; Radical So.
Quite serious riots occurred at Nantes ant
Bordeaux Tuesday, s2s 1aemg
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10

A NEW DRINKING FoUNTAIN.-In the base
ncnt Of the new City Hall may be seen q very
neat Drinking Fountain, which we think would
be applicable to our city. 1t is made of iron,
about five feet in height, and SO arranged that
the water first passes into receptacle, on one
side for the use Of human beings, and the sur
plus water then passes into basin ON the 9TH
err side, for the use of horses and other large
animals. The surplus water from this second
basin passes into two small basins, on either
side at the base, for the use of dogs and other
small fry. The only suggestion that we could
make is that the fountain would be rather more
ornamental if made of marble or granite.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10
AHAsZZ,S
VEGETABLE SICILlAN
HAIR
ENEWTh

Is the best article known to preserve the hair. II
MA - viii positively
Restere Gray Hair to its Original Color
|8fS aud Pxomoto it, Growth.SN
tits an entirely new scientific discovery, combin-
ing many. OF the most powerful and restorative
agents In the vegetable kingdom. iii:lp tiia Il "
lt makes the Hair smooth and Glossy,
IA and does mot Stain the skin.
n H-It is recommended and used by thefrst med
cal authority.
Our Treatises on the Hair sent free by mail.
Price $1.00. For sale by all druggists.
R. p. HALL g. CO., Nashua, N. H. Proprietors.
EaWhri ngfTnE may17eod &ecYlm
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4 Review Of shs Portland Marie,
d /, W.. len ENDING .Iunss .. 1869.

- = -
r.. -. ~. r.st .ts.Sna.. ,1 nr;.. .,
chandiEe during the past week. The variations have
been very ssh will be noticed in our prices cur
/ ate, but very steady. The demand being confined
70 NM WANTS. -n.S s''o - '.aue wi,' pron-
aoly commune for some tme, as country traders VIII
not purchase in anticipation but win order goods as
RFrom reports from all paris of the State we are
, leu = 's s 49, ~ .ba pI
0o n,. 800 49, ~ 49, 80 10y ..'p
early to judge OF the other crops, but our farmers
are s.s,a, S,r a. ,vao,, hos ,..r
money ~. ~ p.se .'as ~. ~.
discounts 10
.,;., r.r,,,or az a v.r;at;on ~ not ovar ono
mas Deen qu'e - a. 7. Ivy o,e, o,'
closing price was 1888 Friday 1889; Saturday 1884
1890. 1oo1. Tuoedav 1898 Wsdnesdav 9th taal
Monday 1854 Luesaay aSes ~ .Ss ysa
therefore no Quotations can be gwen. There Is
more demand tor dried apples and prices are n6m.
Beans are plenty and prices are uncnangeu: BOX
shocks are duh and prices are nominal at 46@5Oc.
Prices nave iaAen On iaIgely. IN Jupa butter y
plenty and We quote T. az zoesoc wni,e prime boxes
ylil 4uc. vanaies are uncnangeu. Cneese Y
lower ior new, w1icn y bow comng a.one; mere y
very little OLD cneese "a me ma.ks. Ooai y IN
ohangsd. Cooperage is dulI and prices nominal No
change in Cordage, Drugs and Dyes or Portland
Ducks. s6ins III .4.a.
In dry goods we make no change, In quotations
but there Is more fImnsss IN cottons ana manuiac
turers decline to sell az previous Prices, Inc Ten
dency is evidently upward; as a. .ne Psesens a.es
tor the raw material the goods cannot Dc produced
At the ruling rates, a =, 1arce cod are orr,v;ng
and nr;ces have recee We also note the arrival
If carco Of ahout 150 bbIs of large md medium
mackerel the first of the season Flour is dull and
-Scas 81 ,,fnnrt ebancs The stocks arc heco.rr
mo rei,,csd syby tay from the Legitimate demand
made tor CONSUMPTION. In fruit we increase our
quotations for prime oranges. which are pettinr
rather scarce. - S. .syeess
market. " There is a great deal Of unsopnd corn r
coming along. Our quotations are s5co0fo5 for
Sound Western mixed. new and old. Oats are sell
mo in large onanfitie At 7si5s0c 80