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IN Chmnoerv OF :. e ". ,IureeY.

In ChmnoerV OF - ow u cFssss ".
FE1O Michael Lynch and Cathar' ne Lynch his
4 wife. By rue Of an order of the Ourt Of
Chaucery OF New Jersey made on the day of the
date hereof III c1se where Davis Headiey il
complainant, nd you are defendant, You are re-
Quied to appear aud plead. answer demur TO
The bill OF -ail Complainant, on before the
tenth day oil March cx.. or the said uil will be
taken as comics ed against you
The raid bill il I'll 10 foreclose mortgage
given ny Michael Lynch and wife Davis Head
ley, ON lands in the t swn~hip ot Union, in the
county of Union, dated January Is, A d. 1855;
md you MlcnAel Lynch are made defendant be-
cause you own = id lands, and because The bill
prays decree against you for any deficiency
there may be Of The proceeds of said lands to pay
the mortgage debt. IAN = X. ENGLISH,
Solicitor OF Complainant, Elizabeth, N. j.
Dated January 0, 1863
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Corporation Notice.

EjUBLtC NOTICE is hereby given. That
it is the intention CT the civ connciI
of the CITY o liz1beth, under by virtue
ofthe provisions ofan act entitled, IAN act to
revise anT amend the charter Of the city Of Eliza.
cause Grove street. from Griet avenue 10 Rrnad
street, to he paved with wooden pavement.
such perso1s as may object thereto are reouest-
70 present their objections in writing m the
expiration OF two weeks from the date of this
BY order Ofthc City Council.
Dated, Elizabeth January 0, 1863.
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A Further Supplement.

To an ordinance relative to city officers gener-
ally.
Dc it ordained by the Mayor and City Council
ID of the city OF lizaheth.
section I. he penalties OF the official bomb
of the officers herein named shall be re pectively
as follows:
That o, the City Clerk five hundred dollars.
That of the City Treasurer twenty thousand
dollars.
That ofthe City Surveyor one thousand dot
lars.
hat of the Stree. Commissioner five hundred
dollars.
That of the Deputy Street Commissioner three
hun.red dollars
That OLA Constable five hundred dollars.
That Of Chief of Police five hundred do lars.
That of the ity Attorney five hundred dollars
toned shall receive the amounts ann xed t.
same respectively. az the compensation tor their
services
The Mayor three hundred dollars per annum
The City Clerk three thousand dollars per an
mum.
The City Treasurer one thousand eight hun
dred dollars per annum
The Overseer OF The Poor six hundred dollars
per annnm.
The City Physician for the First and Second
Wards, two hundred and fifty dollars ner an nm
The City Physician Tor the Third Fourth,
Filth. sixth, Seventh and Eighth wards, five
hundred dollars per annum.
The Street Commissioner one thousand eight
hundred dollars per anpum.
The Deputy Street Commissioner one thousand
dOl'ars per annlltn.
The Assistant Street Commissioner one thou
sand dollars per annum.
The Chief OF Police fifteen hundred dollars per
annum.
The Captain of Police twelve hundred dollars
per annnm.
The Lieutenant of Police one thousand dollars
per annrm
The Chief Engineer of the Fire Department
four hundred collars per anuum.
The Keeper of Police Station House in the
First ward one hui died and fifty dollars per an
nun.
The Keeper of Police Sta ion House in the
Fourth ward one hundred AID hlty dollars per
annnm.
The Keeper ofthe Station House for the Ira
cling Poor. in Fourth ward. two hundred and
hisy dollars per AMMAN.
The Keeper of the Iron Draw Bridge two hun
dred per annum
The Health Inspector twelve hundred dollars
per annum.
The Janitor for Council Chamber Hall and
City Offices, enc thousand dollars per annum.
The Superin endent OF Market twelve hundred
dollars per annum'
Sesvenger for First Second, Third and
Fourth wards. one thousand dolla per annum
ScaYenger for Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and eighth
ward, one thousand dollars per annum.
Pissed January 1, 1869
j n. WILEY, President City Council,
J. SEIPIE. CT Jerk.
Approved January /, 1863
PHI. II GRIEP. Mayor
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RETURNING.

Leave EASTON at Is, 645, s 05, $40 A. M;
1.55. 3.l5. 4. 80 and 7.Uh p. NJ.
Leave PfIILlIPSBuRG at 3.lS, $40. s. 09, $40
A. NJ ! 03, 2. $40. / 33 7'10P NJ.
Leave BLOOMSBURY at 7.04 A. NJ. ait, 3.35,
Z "a P. NJ.
Leave JUNCTION at 3,52. r "a, 8 az A. NJ; / 30.
IS, 3.57, 5. TAB P. VI.
2 i cave CLINTON. AT 4.0s. 742, e5s and 1927 A
NJ; so. so. Ais. 5 ID, IT'S =. NJ.
Lrave WHITE HOUSE at 4.20, 7.55 91O A. M;
10, 4 2S, $40 P. Vi.
lie. I'VE SUMEkVILLE at4. IS, 6 O5 7 go $50
NJ. ~ &c 2 20, 4 So Sac, 8.35P. NJ.
Leavr BOUND BOOK at 16, I'll, $50. 9.31,
A. NJ; 1919, 80. 5. O3 s. 80 and S.4S p. NJ
Leave PLAlNFtEl y at 5.05 30. Z 80. s As. 9.55
and IL " A. M; 1852, 45, 355 5.226.U3, s56a,1G
l1.55 p. NJ.
Lenve sCoTC4 PLAINS at 1910 .641T .34, 8 "a
A NJ; l 04, 6. IS ard 9029l7P NJ.
Leave WESTFIEI. ID at Il. on. 6 as, T.43 2 OF and
10 rs A NJ; 10, 2.55. 35 0 OSani9 24 NJ.
Leave CRAWFORD G2.13. 654 749 and 9.07
A. M; lie. d 10. 5 Al 9.1463 81 p M.
Leave RO>ELLE at 49, IS. 1850. 9.12 NJ A. and
80, $40, 5,47 G.19 o So p. NJ.
delivered into the actual possession OF the agents
OF the Company, a. checks given therefor.
Freight trains run daily, and freight trans.
ported on liberal terms.
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave ELIZABETllPoRT at 730 A. NJ.
Leave NEW YORK at 500 p. NJ.
SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.
SHORT LINE TO FLEMINGTON.
Leave ELIZABETH at s15 and $40 "A. NJ;
10 ~ and 80 p M.
Leave FLEMIN GToN for New York t6. 20 and
40 A. NJ; 6.25 P. NJ
r. E. KICKER. Superintendent.
II. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent.
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Dividend.

M ATIoNAt FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY
ELrzABEqH, N. , January 49, 1869.
dividend ND per cent free from government
tax, On the earnings of the last six months md
ing December g. 1868, viii be paid on or after the
Goth day OF Jaruaiy, 1860
The transfer books viii be closed until the 2is
Instant. }, IL. CJkA, Sec'y.
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A new Burlesque work, by Orpheus c. Kerr
whose celebrated Orpheus G. Kerr Papers"
for originality and raciuess have never been
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with many side splitting, comic drawings.
Price. 81 So
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LIFE IN THE ARG ENTINE REPUB-
T,T{s

BY D. Il. Sarmiento. LII. D., Minister FROM
the Argentine Republ to the United States.
/ VOL, crown Svo., 50.
Il = Col. Snrmento has inst been elected Pres
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4. Ers,TON STREET SEWER. FIR "
SECOND SrHEEr TO FOURTH FRET
IllAl 4

u ! y - y.
7 he anhersi med Commissioners appointed by
the City Coz IL il OF The city of Elizabeth to make
an assessment fine VIII le amount oil the costs.
amages aud expenses Ell coH@trucIiHga 80 wer
IL FuliuH strPet. fro Seconi street 10 Fourth
street, hereby give nptice to all prize Interested
erein, that The re pirl of The Commissioners has
been this day filed in the off of the City Clerk
for examination by all parties inrereS ed IN rein
All per~uns whose interests are nf1tci ed by he
following named assessment are hereby notified
that the mmissioners will meet AT the Commits
sioner office in The CT Han, Oh Mon iay even
'rg, February I, 1869, AZ haf-pa"t seven clock,
when all paaies interested will be heard By
them.
CHARLES A HIGGINS,
JOHN FLYNN.
BERNARD O'NEII,
JAMES n. lll DE.
PHILIP a. DOUGiIERTY,
Comm ssioners
Elizabeth January 81. 1869
EAST SIDE, FROM SECOND STREET TO
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THE PHILOSOPHERS OF FOUFOUvnLE.
A humorous and satirical work, showing
up the comic and ridiculous side Of fourier
ism, Socialism, and all the other isms of the
day. - Price, 81 so.
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FALL AIGltANGENF EMF.
Commencing November %. 1868.

LEAVE NEW YORK FOR ELIZABETH AT 5.4s.
$40. 90, Is. 35. o15, 81, O. n.15 20, H. 80
a. NJ IL W NJ, LOO, 200. $40, 81. 3.45, 90. 10
LAO, 455. $50, 600. 30 10, 80, TO- g. 030,
.nd i.45 p. NJ.
LEAv ELIZABETH FOR New YoRK-A, 1a2s
J .32, Is G4n los. 100. 90, s o. 8.2O $50 92o
.. 10 20.1h.30 II AZ. II so. NJ l2,t5, 30, 2.
%. ). 30 40. IS. 535, 5 SIS, 6.25, 6.35, $50
S.45. Q 81 1918 p. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVING hIIzARETH Westward FoRSTA
TONS ON TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY AND CONNECTING ROADS:
- ssp A. M.-MAUCH THUNh LINE--Stop-
II @J ping AT all Stations Oh Genital Rail-
road of n. j., below Junction, and
above junction for pass engers from
stations below Somervlle connect
ins al Easton with train Tor Mauch
Chunk. Wiiliam4pott, Wilkesbarre.
Nah inoy City. Mount Carmel. &c.
= - A. NJ WAY TRAIN 70: Someryille
@. 4 - and Pennington stopping at all sta
tons.
q 10 4. M.-wAY TRAIN tor Flemingtop
80 l. " and junction, stopping NJ all stations,
connects M junction with delaware,
LackAwaDna ana Western Railroad.
"A ~ a. n. PAST ii E Tor the " est,
~ II " twihout change of cars to l'iltshurg)
stopping on Central railroad o. N. J.
only 1t Plainfcld SOmervlle, June
ton. i'hllipshurg and Ea ton con-
nect- at harrisburg with train for IL
Transport Lock Haven, Erie and the
Oil Regions.
esg Palace 81, eping Cars through
from New York to Chicago.
e p =. NV Al = KAHN Tor HAfflS~
L - .E burg stopping at all stations ob
Central Rail DAD Of y. L. Connectsat
Somervlle lOr Flemii gtnn; AT EasiOn
with the train for Mauch Cbui ara
Wiikeebarre; AT Bethlehem with the
Northern PennSyl, auia Rail cad AT
Reading for Putt>viile. Ephrata, Liti2,
Lancaster Columbia, &c
i S % a, at TE laoa for Son'FFille
A M p. VI. WAY TRAIN for Eastun,
K. ~ Mauth Chunk and Beividere-St Stopping
at all stations.
= 90 P. M.-WAY TRAIN for Flemin ton
stopping at all stations between Fl2
ahclh and SOmerville, and On South
Branch Railroad.
= - IN p. M.-CiNClNNATI EXPRESS. for
1sOV Eastnn. Bethlehem. Allentown, Read
ing. Wllliamsporf. Iarrisb, RI. h ri e. the
Oil Region. Pittsburg, Cincinnati Chi
cag0, &c. stopping Oh Central Railroad
OF N. j. only at .Iunclion and Phillips
burg. Sleeping cars to Pittsburg.
fs no p. M.-WAY TRAIN to Easton--stop
~ s.S go ping at all stations
Z 80 VILE MMWAf "'A'N FOR sohFR'
40 a"E E2 Of CARS 70 " F.s %fst
Stopping on Central Railroad of New
Jersey only at Junction, Philipsburg
and EastOn. Sleeping cars through
from New York 10 Pittsburg.
n IL p. M.--WAY TRAM 10 Plenfeld,
4 & - stopping ut all stations.
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WOMAN, LOVE. AND MARRIAGE.

A charming volume Of pleasant, light, ant
graceful talk upon topic that never fades
The old theme" By Fred, Saunders au
thor of salad for the Solitary" Price, 81 81
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THE NEGROES NEGROLAND.

IHG NEGhUIIS NENIULANII.
Negroes in America and Negroes generally.
A compilation of nearly everything statisti-
cal about the Negro, embracing extracts from
all books of travel, and from nearly every
writer upon the subject. By Hinton Rowan
Helper, author of Impending Crisis of the
South, etc. " Paper cover, 81.
Br- These books are beautifully bound
sold everywhere-and sent by mail, postage
free, on receipt of price, by
G. w. CARLETON, Publisher,
No. 497 Broadway, New York.
SARYITj5NTO-- ANNOT NCFMENT.
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New Jersey Railroad.

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Central Railroad Of II. J.

ALLENTOWN ROUTE TO THE WEST;
CONNECTING AT HAMPr0N JUNCTION WITH THE
DELAWARE, l. CHAwANNA AND " EsTEiN
RAILROAD AND AT EAsToN WITH THE
LEHIGH VALLEY tAILRoAD AND us
CONNECT IoEs FORMING a ~
RECT LINE TO THE WEST WITHOUT CHANGE or
CARS To plTr~BURG AND BCf ONE CHANGE
TO CINCINNATI OR CHICAGO.
3 Express Trains Daily To ,he West.
Passenger and Freight station in New York, loot
oil Liberty Street.
FALL a ISEkA NSsESNE I+INT1.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
WASHINGTON.


ssaaaif APPOINTMENT. y .45ts,.sf
aaiW WAsHINGToN, June M.-The following an
pointments were made to-day:--Jas. r. Ala
ban, Assessor Internal Revenue for the second
district Of New York, and John Cochrane.
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the sixth
district Of New York. ss-sjl s.'.ais
CUSTOMS AND INTERNAL REVENUE Receipts.
B, The following are the receipts from customs
from June 14th to 10Th inclusive :%-Bostop,
$266,832; New York, 81 ,938 $3.50; Philadelphia,
$780, Baltmare, SIG, 800; New Orleans.
from May I'D to 3lst, $69, ,05O; total, $2,617 277
internal revenue receipts to-day, $685., ,942.
IMPORTANT ARRESTS OF scoUNrERrRrrFRs AND
SEIZURE OF COUNTERPART NOTES
!, Col. Whitby, chief detective in the service
Of the United States Trea assistsd @ M siS tT
John Clarvoe, his principal lattache, has made
arrests in Maryland, ,Pennsylvania. New York
and several Western States of counterfeiters
and counterfeit money, plates, presses, dies
and other materials. About one dozen alto.
gether have been arrested in the last six
weeks in Indiana. "A gang were arrested some
days ago near Fort Wayne while engaged in
making money and 100000 counterfeit notes OF
twenty-five cent currency were seized with
twelve sets of steel plates fifty sets dies, sew
eral presses and q lot of ink and other material
A number of important arrests and seizures
lately made will be given to the public in d few
days. The twenty-five cent counterfeit note
lust captured is q finished imitation and a
large amount of ID has been circulated By the
gang y AnE .safczifg'f ag9tsf3 bgf sniciE 2 III
The late arrest of Goyernmento officer in
western New York, who was found to be in
completely with Sims, promises developments
OF great Importance to the secret service.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
New York stock ana MONEY m.rke,.


!, NEW YORK. June 2l--Evening g-Money was easier
this afternoon, and irom to o'clock p. M. call
loans were cain interest and 132 per cent
nat, Afer o'clock Money was offered in large
amounts at per eent., and later could be obtained
al per CENT. Discounts dull and rates almost noln-
inai. Inc suspension OF Whillock g. Wallace was
announced to-day, They operated extensively in
Foreign Exchange was frmer closing at 1904 00
l0eS. Gold fuctuated irequenflv betWeen 136s n
136sclosing at 137. The rates paid for carrynr tS.
DAY were 1-16, Is, IA, 364 q 10 per cent Govern
ments dull and steady, closing firm. Henry Clewes
Cofurnish the following 4.l5 quotations = United
1864 116t do 1866 1I73 do is67, 1I9} do 1855 1isi
10-4Vs, l07z; Pacific 6.s, 1906. & ~ "a
southern State securities steady on the issues of
Soul Caronas and Louisiana, but heavy and lower
on Tennessees and Alabamas The feature of the
market late IN the day was decline in Tennessee's
to Dol q 8! for new and 81 q 81 for old bonds. There
was pressure to sell new bonds, it is supposed BY
State In aid of their respective roads ~ ? 2
WExprees stocks took lively upward turn this after.
noon. Adams rose from go to Ga and United States
from 20 to 78. In sympathy with this movement
American advanced to 44}, Wells, Fargo & Co to 3d.
and Merchants to 10. This sharp Improvement was
due to the report that the companies have made new
arrangements with each other and were to act har-
moniously in future which report could not be au-
snentieated Agaiu there was some talk Of divdeads
ponu and Stockholders are In session at Pittsburg
sSo 70 act on the question OF leasing the road to
rat;a "a oannsyasania Central Co. The lease has been
iii ,s .u tne stock watered to III on VII eh "
oi 10y ", ceut. In future and cash dividend OF
P - cehs. t ueciaLed 1t y in the programme to di
acme ttms n nv cash assets II there are any at
fST ' ''~As' asss r. ..,g- ou,,t. q
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25


Receipts by Railroads and sseamboass.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 600 bbls four, 16 cars
corn, do oats. AZ do lumber, do bark. 8 do iaths
~ bds paper. IA bags spools, 81 bales tow car po-
tatoes ia2 cans milk 100 pkgs sundriss for shipment
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-12 cases boots IL
horse rakes, dox drag do 4 car CATTLE - pkes of
scythes, loo sides leather, 1A6 pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND, SAco q PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
2 cars So wing machines, do slate, do marble, do
machinery, do waste, do shocks, 1 do tubs, do
rakes and snaths, do ale, boats, wagon, lot fur
niture, 15S bbls, pkgs and boxes 49,
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-1 car Of
SaIas Saicss, 40 hoops DO lumber, bdis handles.
kets. q bags waste, 50 bds spring bed stock. do
sasn, = car bbls., wndlass purchase, 12 moving
ton. i,i aA sIs 3ea l8l'F "a '-'-I = - -
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BosTor-ao dozen
pans 70 Dbs pork 26 bdls paper bags, 2so boxes tim
SO coils cordage, 10 casks mdse rs tubs Iar 1O nkos
household goods, 15 cattle, 100 pkgs 70 order; f5r
canada ana up counny-1o4 bars railroad iron, 80
rolls leather, 40 bds do Al bales rags 3s BAGS Wool
40 casks spikes. 200 pkgs to order. - - es'ss
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
lEUB,o.PR q. q! I.



LONDON, June q In the House OF Lords
tonight, Viscount Clifford gave notice Of an
amendment to the Irish Church bill, relieving
the Glebe houses of the debt; increasing and
extending the Glebe lands and planting 25
ss'sS ss Y 'ne Va'n0l'e ana fresoyterian church
The .Viceroy Of Egypt has gone to Windsor
on visit to the Queen. IS nTE
A public breakfast was given here this morn
ing 10 fourteen English artizans, who are about
to sail for the United States to enter Cornell
University. Lord Houghton occupied the
chair, and made a speech full of encourage
young men. @tsA 5t@ TO- =
The Duke Of Newcastle is up before the court
OF bankruptcy, lSaa ea KS ,1, 1s't,ga. 7
FhANCE. - iFHtN ssHsi1f
Pans, june a. The Emperor to-day visit
ed the camp of Chalons and made speech to
the soldiers. He reminded the army that this
was the anniversary OF the battle of Solferino
John Y. Fremont has arrived here.
Ae-+t- ITALY. ~ = a ahA
FLORENCE, June M-The official journals
here state that large crowds assembled in the
streets of Genoa, but committed no violence.
conhning their demonstrations to the utterance
Of seditious cries. They finally dispersed with
out making any resistance to The police. x. e.
Slight demonstrations are also reported ia
Naples and Bergamo. 1ssla has Y2sIrsi EsI.fg
:. LONDON, june "a. 1T is reported that France
Is endeavoring to reAew the September CON
ventlon with Italy, for the withdrawal of the
Frencn troops from Rome, and that she only
requires sufficient guarantees from Italy for
tne security OF the territory before concluding
the treaty.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25


.Nxw vase June "a. -Oottoi, more activa lo,,d a
shade rmer sales $500 bales; Middling upands 3sc
Four--sales 1000 bblsE State and Western dull and
loc asIse nxpes. @ and speculative demand has
s5; do to choice Western 90 a 60 3Soufherr dull
md dfoorng; common TO choice 90 q II 75; Cali
lSra1 a. saSsy neasy at 90 70 Wheat dull heavy and
N no. at 4sA q 50t; White Califcrnia 70 q 73
Corn heavy and @ &c lower; sales $4,000 bush. !;
Va rslrs western o. SSc via canal and ss ssc
canal. Oats dull aud heavy; sales 5000 bush ;
Western 7s q 76ac afoat. Beef quiet and unchanged
ss q s. q esisy ssss
26 75 Lard dull and heavy; sales A30tierces: steam
rendered Il g 1919; kettle ia g aoic whisksy duh
Changed sales $50 Ehds Molasses dull TsIIow i
steady sales 10000 ms at III q life, Linseed Is
quiet and without decided change. Ffeights to Lv-
CHICAGO. june ea.,or, sale. nring % sx-
tras at 90 g 90 Wheat quiet and lower; sales
june and 81 sssr july Corn duh; sales is'i No.
lower; sales No. at 81 q e1}c. Rye is firmer and
higher n sal sales 81 No at o. Barley dull; sales at
40; ,g High Wines dull At 95c Mess Pork SO 3d.
tied held at 94c, but sales made above $780, Pro-
visions quiet and dull with little inquiry and prices
nominal: Mess Pork 50 70 q 80 90. Bulk Meats are
tor shoulders, c fer clear rib sides and 1sc for
cesr stdes Hams 20 g 2c. Lard Is held at 1a} q
lstc, with no inquiry. - s.r... ..,.,.gs
sMI@LwAUKEE. @ june 2a-Flour dull and unchang-
Oats and Corn nominal. Rye and Barley nominaily
DETROIT, june 2a.-wheat weaker |; extr. white
waGtiS q: No is,; 70; : Ct 1906 No. at IS
NEW 0RLEANs. June 24--Cotton nominal: Mid
ding uplands 81 Sugar, prime i3}c; common 10
" dc. Moiasses nominal; fermenting So @ &c.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
KENTUCKY.
A BAND OF nARxupERs,

III LOUISVILLE, June "a "A detachment of
mounted men have been sent from Lebanon to
Stamford, KY, to assist the civil authorities IN
case they should be unable to suppress disor-
der and In ridding Sinclair aud the adjoining
counties of the marauding bands that have
held sway there for some time past. ! "A staff
officer just from the scene of trouble confirms
the report that Henderson Gooch and his band
of villains are terror to law abiding citizens,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, IS.
i, B. G. Somerby, Cashier of"The Canal National
Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true, to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
j. Banl iria lG.l b. G. sOMERBY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty
second day OF june, 1859. GEO. @. PETERs,i
Justice Of the Peace.
Correct. Attest-W. W. Thomas, G. f. Shepley,
Byron Greenough aiA -- je23d3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
MASONIC CELEBRIATIo /, i,


NEwBURxPoRT, june 24-St. Johns day
was celebrated by grand Masonic festival IL
which encampments Of the Order from Spring-
sheld sFitchburg, Portsmouth and Keene, N.
h, and points nearer here participated hr-
and grafton, B. B. French, of Washington, be-
ing the orator Of the day The citizens on She
route of the procession handsomely decorated
their dwellings in honor Of the Masonic visi-
tors.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

ON MONDAY, June % at ala O'Clock P NJ,
Said property consists of Ia story building. the
first story finished of into store, the upper part In.
been put in thorough repair from Attic to Celler
There are two cellars. Plenty of Hard soft wa
Ter. Lot about s0x40 it.. Immediately after the
above sale win be sold The stock In said store con sst
Ing OF large and fresh stock OF hrst class Groceries
Also store Fixtures, Marble Slab and Bench
Block, Upright Refrigerator, Platform and Counter
81 ales, SC. "a ~ Is .l..
The above sale offers fine opportunity to any one
wishing to 60 into the Grocery business as t stand
Is one Of the best, and everything about the premi
EY-sais positive, the oweer having gone into 9TH
er business. rrr
y je22td afrai sfr F.O. BAILEY. Auct.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

with general adsance ii pficsS especisily IN North
Western shares, Pacific Mail, Huds0n River, Rock
Island, 81 Paul and Fort Wayne, Business was
the chieg activity was in New York Central, Mich-
gan southern, PaClfc Mail, Chicago ~ North Wes-
tern, 81 Paul and Rock Island. The market closed
lowing $50 prices.4Pacihc Mail, s6l Western
Union telegraph 56}; New York Central, ig1} Erie,
% do preferred, Hudion, 1881; Reading ~
Fort Wayne,16ef; Michigan Central f3i2; Michigan
Southern, 1861 Illinois Central, 143; Chicago q
Rock Island, 117t; Chicago q North western, 1zf {;
do preferred, 96f; Hartford & Erie, 23} q zSt
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to $S7 1854, 600. .4s9oa bae1e - - s,s2 ~
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to day amounted to $56, ,2s2.ooo.e 'AA s'sSf N3A
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25
Sale of forfeited Goods.

"-A COLLECTORS OFFICE,
tf H. DISTRICT OF PORTLAND s. FALMoUTH,l
5sf.f,s Portland. june 8, 1860.
TlHE following described goods having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, public notice Of said seizures having
been given, and no claim to said goods having been
been made they win be sold at public auction, 1t the
in this city, on Wednesday. June 90 A D. 1859 al II
O'Clock A. M, to wit: 'fS Xxx W.
1bbl and kee Molasses; i-2 Dbl N. ram, 2ooo
Cigars y bottles Brandy;2 boxes clay PiPes Sh,s
Sugar; kegs Whiskey. n,n,,n~, coo .
ie7diaw3w&dM Collector.