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VIRGINIA.


uNH. bV12xAR UN IHE IEsT OATH.
RICHMOND, July 30.-The State journal pub
fishes letter from Gen. B. f. Butler to citi-
zen of Virginia, about the test oath Of mem-
bers Of the State Legislature. Mr. Butler
says: My opinion therefore would be, and in
that am quite clear, that tits within the pow
er OF the government and within the require.
ments Of the laws of Congress, il administer
who cannot take the test oath because of their
participation in the rebellion, and that the men
who receive the votes of the electors because
of their adherence to the Uaion should be ad-
mitted to their seats, as being the choice OF the
to tae government to a loyal man tor his rep
resentatiye.
Mr.. Butler adds that Congress is the only
power which can remove the necessity of TAX
ing the iron-clad oath.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, July 30-Midnight-Ip tie House
of Commons to night Mr. Bruce, Home Secre-
tary, IN reply to a question OF Mr.. Bourke,
said Her Majesty's Government intended to
introduce bill concerning naturalization and
allegiance at the next session. 9:1
The Marquis of Huntington, Postmaster
General, replied to the question of Mr.. Bazly,
that the subject of cheap postage between
England and America would be brought under
the notice of the Government as soon as the
public business permitted. tse !s
The House of Lords have dismissed the ap-
peal of Miss Shedden with decision against
the appellant. eaf sSl jas sls5 s'.Ia - -t7
James g. Bennett, Jr. has been nominated
amember of the Royal Yacht Club. .s,
~ &AANoH' G fsE4 ID :
PARIS, July 30.-It is reported that tile Enl
peror will issue general amnesty for political
offences on the 10th of August. :.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Gen. Thos. w. Eager
welgnmaster in the custom house, was ar
rested .osday and held for examination on the
The brokers who recently nlasdad a,ssltr =,
usnry are to be sentenced August 1Oth' y
The Washington train, due here a. KID mr.
ran off the track mile south Of Newark de-.
pot. The cars we were ~: badly smashed and the
agent was seriously injured. No other nerson o -,
is known to be hurt ps.soA
REsIsTANcE TO THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.
BUFFALO, July 30-The efforts by the Good
Templars to enforce the Sunday liquor law re-.
suited in two of the informers before the police
commissioners being attacked and maltreated
10 the streets this afternoon by some indignant
tipplers
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Assignnee,s Sale.

Wholesale Stock of Pnint., Oils, Dsuas,
Medicines, &C., by Auction,
ON MONDAY, August 9th, commencing at 10
" O'Clock, NJ, and continued 10 and 2 1-2
O'Clock each day, until the entire stock is sold.
shall sell at store ~ 40 Middle So, Peri-
innA NE. The stock Of e. L. Stanwood, Bank
rupt; consisting in part OF Drugs Medicines, Chem
icals. Patent Medicines, Paints, Gus, varnsh, GLASS
ware, Demjohns. Jugs. Kegs, ye Woods, Ac.ds,
Perfumery, T 1ilet and Fancy Goods Imp rtei and
Domestic Soap, Truses Shoulder Braces Supporters,
large assor, ment OF Fluid and Solid Exuacls, Dve
Colors. Smoking Tobacco, Cigars. &C Also Fixtures
and Furniture In said ore, Consisting CT Des .,
Stove, Letter Press, Once Chairs, Coun and Plat
form Sea es, Gas Stove, Trucks, To- Is, Baskets,
Empty Casks, Barrels and Kegs, Faucets, funneis,
measures &c.
Thia stock iswell selected. Was purchased tor the
retail drug trade, and be relied upon for purity
and genuineness The alb We goods will be sold BY
catal gue in los 20 salt purchasers. and the ale
offers an opportunity which dealers In the above
goo viii De sure to take advantage or Fur iur-
| ther particulars. call on
c. P. MATTOCKs, Assignee, SO MIDDLE ST.
july31-dtd o. BAILEY, Aucuoneer
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LONDON, July ao-Forenoon f,onso,. 90, t,r ,,o,,
ey and account. e10on'-oonsoiss sSz ioT mon-
~ Amefcan aaa sesurties United States eos steady
shsres al Erie shares 1911; Illinois Central
LIVERPOOL. July ao--Forsnoen. . .h.d.
salss laoee1 sslss = upands
600 bales which 10000 were for exnos mcek !, IL
tor speculation; stock In port bales wbsS
$4,000 bales are American Corn deeiinina. Whsst
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PRNNs yLvANEA.

PHuAprIpHrA, July 80. Hon. Asa Packers
accentancs of the Democratic nomination for
Governor of Pennsylvania is published. II
the preservation of the State credit; reduc-
tiou Of expenses; to encourage internal i'm.
prcyement and Just execution of the laws in
volving cautious and sparring use of the
pardoning power; the promotion of the cause
of education; and the prevention of corrupt
legislation and an improper management of
the public funds. He also promises careful
attention to the interests of labor, and con-
cludes by declining to take an active share in
the canvass
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FAKAGUAY. Ez-..192
LONDON, July 30-Oficial dispatches from
the allied army in Paraguay have been receiv-
ed at Rio Janeiro, stating that the final attack
upon Ascurra, the stronghold of Lopez, in the
mountains, had been retarded by heavy rains
The provisional government for Paraguay had
been completed md installed at Asuncion. 4
Beports received from Paraguayan sources
state that the Brazilians during their recent
advance received q serious check and were
thrown back upon their base, and that during
their retreat their rear guard was defeated
1t is also reported that Lopez holds strong
position, and that Count D'Eu, commander
inchief of the allies, had been bafled in every
attempt to make satisfactory Reconnaissance
of its approaches. e
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MARIN r. n EW s.
PORT OF PORTLAND

Friday. gaIy so.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Chisholm Boston for East.
port and st John, NB.7sF1 4. 777's,- 4 I.
Brig Charlena. (of Portlandy N.chois, sagua Is
days,-molasses to Geo Hunt. a 9
Sch Regalia. Pinkham Boothbay
Sch Jane Fisrs Gardiner, Calais tor Providence.
Sch New Packet, Kelley, MIlbr-dge Tor Boston.
fGLEARED. aTsa
Brig Bishop McKinnon, Br Delorey Pictou
Brig Isabella Thompson. tHrg DSuceft. Clare. Ms
Brig Mary Il Thompson Bunker, New York;
L0r0. zEafz zc1f S5tf3sA 4sa-
Philadelphia. 80 ! v--T = y S~- 'o-
Sch Victory lBrl yencaw, Sydney, MS.
Scn rhenix, Hamilton. New York-Berlin Mills.
Sen Yanuc. Deland Boston, I - =
Sch EnelIne, Bartlett, Roeton go r - ~
,,S;s Sch Olive Elizabeth, Thompson, Boston Berlin
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= Alss, for Rent, 8
Two or three stores on said wharf Apply 70
JOSEPH H. WHITE, Wharhnger.
July 20, 1889. dSweod !
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Very little change has taken place in the Beet and
Shoe market since last Wednesday. Tkere Is ouite
sales are considerable, especially in heavy stock!
More business has been doing in qents' fne and la
dies and misses boots and shoes (; prices reulaiu
hrm, although an effort has been made On the part
OF purchasers to reduce them The surplus stock Is
nearly exhausted, and manufacturers are not dis
posed % extend their production beyond what they
nave orders Tor hence the probability that Ii prices
40 not advance they viii not at all events recede.
" Many goods are mosiny Just now and TIE sidewalks
0l rear, street show that Ito and activity pervades
are now represented here and reehts are more rea,
r Is likely that the trade will increase daily
snu continue TO DO % until near the close OF the Fall
season. .-[Shos and Leather Reporter. u Il |
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ARIZONA.
MORE INDIAN oUTRAGEs.

MORE INDIAN aOUTRAGES.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 30.-Adyices from Ar
izona state that the Indians attacked the mail
carrier and his escort, consisting of three SOL
diers, Jnly 18th, between La Paz and Prescott,
and all the soldiers were killed The mail car
rier escaped, though badly wounded. The In
dians also captured and destroyed wagon
load OF provisions between Sulphur springs
wagon, two of whom escaped from the saw
ages but died from fatigue and thirst.
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, ss. :. - -
1sAKEN on execution and win be sold at public
- auction on Saturday, the fourteenth day OF Au-
1869 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, at the
- once In the city Of Portland 10 said couu-
III .de right IN equity which Phillip N Sawyer Of
EoLanu, 10 SAID county has or had on the tw enty-
third day Of March, b 1869, at nine O'Clock and
owehsy N.Y. minutes in the forenoon being the time
u t .as ~ q tne same " the action ON which
described parcel 9, mortgaeed real estate. Viz:
certain lot Of land. situated ON the west aida cf
lows Beginning the line the street al H. ,o
corner Of land sold by Mary "; MeIrl to Peter Ho o
street fifty feet and from these two points ;ne
westward adjoining SAID Hogan's land, and keenine
the same breadth. seventy-eieht feet more or esss
to land sold by Lydia Merrill 10 John Haynes bv Ier
deed Of March 20 1850, recorded In Cumbefland
Registry of Deeds, Book 223, page 123. :,
Dated at Portland aforesaid the Sth day Of July, A
MATTHEW ADAMS. Deputy Sheriff.
july14w3w2S slsfx sV m# sssss
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MISSOURI.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

81. LOUIS, July 30.-An accident occurred
0a-the Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad yester-
day forenoon, near Cameron. A train bound
West ran over misplaced switch, and two of
the rear cars were thrown from the track down
ANAL embankment. -Four passengers were
seriously injured. Charles L. Wilson. yard
master OF the road, and brakeman, name nm
known, were badly burned.
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Grass for Sale (if applied for at onee),
RY the acre, on the Woodbury. Farm, in Gorham,
- Me. For terms enquire OF
3y3oistf asS Middie g., Portland.
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Receipts by Railroads and steamboats.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--T00 bbls four carr
corn, 100 bbls peas, car bran, AZ do lumber 8 do
laths, q bags spools, car boards, do cattle, 30l
cans milk, IA pkgs sundries for shipment East eco
bbs. flour, car sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL Railroads.&c. bblss fiour 4
bds pets cars cattle, 10 webbing 1t presses
wheelbarrows, 2s cases WOOL 80 pigs spoos cases
sash frames, car clapb0ards, bbls beans 20 boxes
eggs, 42 sides leather hbis potatoes 100 pkgs
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, July 3o.--Advices from Los Tunas
report the garrison there as suffering from
want OF provi sions, and anxiously looking for
q convoy with provisions from Puerto del Pa
DIRE. ~ 80
The insurgents are committing great depre-
dations in the Santiago, Puerto Principe and
Trinidad jurisdictions. rW
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September 7th, Sth, 9th and 10th.
THE
Portland Daily Press
O. j 81 g

Already enjoying larger circulation than
any other daily in the State, and having pa
irons and readers in all parts of Maine, and to
considerable extent in other States Of the
Union, will issue large Extra Edition on
each day Of the Fair.
No expense will be spared to present full
and exhaustive report of the proceedings and
adescriptiop Of the various animals, articles
and manufactures on exhibition, with, the
names of the exhibitors, together with all that
is done and said in connection with the Fair.
Our full and accurate reports ON the occasion
Of Maine State Fair last year will be surpass-
ed in extent and in carful preparation by those
we shall publish on this more important oc-
casion.
This exhibition must call together an i'm
mense concourse of people from all parts Of
New England and the Dominion Of Canada
as well as from other parts of our own country
including leading AaRrcuLruRrsTs, MANU-
FAcrURERs, Merchants and persons interested
in all departments of mechanical industry.
This gathering win afford peculiarly fa-
vorable opportunity for Merchants, Importers
Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Stock
Breeders, Manufacturers, Book Publishers,
~ r>are-s Railroad Corporations, Invent
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ORDER FOR THE SALE OF GOLD.
CHICAGO. July 80. Secretary Boutwell, has
authorized the Collector OF this port to sell the
gold in the United States depository here 10
importers in such amounts as they NAV re-
quire to pay duties, at the current rates in New
York on the day of sale. gsxS&
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-',i.rssoa,, He9t;a Ea,s,.s.., SSns
Union, E6igny0n. rn,psrc,. -u-
bee; Clara, Allen. Jonesport;' Cornelia. Heuderson
Rockland; 4 8 Mcclellan RYDER PortIsnd: i. f5oI''
way, ,BTyants Newburyport; Samuel Wood Wood
Providence. ssa ...1a q a I es1, - 'sS,''
bor II George swan Georeeovs Es.a .sa liar 1
Dyer, Blaisdell, Corpus Christi: lookout shaw Two
Rivers, MS Flying Arrow. Curtis Calais; j Rich.
Patfen Ellsworth; A Decker, DuntOn urusfa . !.
Nile. Spear, Kockland; Garland Lindsey. Hartford
Sid 18th, ship American Union, Tor IDnsion
art, Adams, New York tor Bangor; scbs WIN But
JW Maitland, Leighton. do Tor Portland; zsmpo;; he
Huntley, do for Boston. ca S. s. - -AP"'
Passed do 2sth. schs Dresden, Smith. So Amboy tcr
Boston; Marceius, Remick, Elizabethport fer Prov
ton; Minnie Cobb. lngraham. and Fieetving Mash
ilgeI, y ulr0e 10 ior Gamden. aHg1 i.
!, NoEMioH--Ar 2sth. sch Willie Lee. Whitney,
hock1anQ s4 IA ssstss
SD Ssth sch ID Wentworth, Dean, Bangor.
uas VinErgE.Ar 1880. zstb' sch Hattie N Howes.
, SID Ssth, sehs Emma Hart, Hart, GEORGETOWN |;
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Assignee's sale.
NoIe.

DURSCANT to license from tue Hon. Judge of
l. PROBATE { the Coanty of Cumt erand. tue sub
scr bers will cause TO be sold OF public auction
THURSDAY, August ~, at O'Clock P. N. the vslua-
bic property No 10 Tying street, being on ha OF
double wooaen House containing eleven rooms, fur-
nshed throughout, and in good rep, ,ir. There is
good celia and cisierD Lot 55x7 eet his pro-
perty is situated in pleasant ne ghooIhood, ana
desirable piece OF pr perty
GEO 7. MEANS, Administrator.
F. y. BAILEY, Auctioneer. jSedrd
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AUGUSTA, July 3O.-Joseph Eaton, the eld-
est son of the late Joseph Eaton ef Wipslow,
who was for many years President of the Som
erset & Kennebec Railroad, died very sudden
ly this morning, in his bed. He has been
unknown
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Iron Works at Auction

NyILL be sold at Public Aucfion on THURS
wv Day, 9Th September rex, at II O'Clock NJ,
at ,he Merchants EXCHANGE. Portland, Me. all The
Real and Pers raj Property OF the Cssco Iron Com
pauy, comprising soIns 60 acres OF pp-lani aud
Flats, situated at tide water 1T the mouth OF Pie.
sumpscot river. with wa'er ToDtage Of several
hundred ieet and a Ia &c area Of upimDrosed fats
and good depth va.eF at the wharf
Tho Worts cor st OF Forge Build ng abouI 100
bv l40 feet, ontsfnine Purnaees Eng G, six 'on
Nasm. tn and o,hsr steam hammers, and III the
Tools and machinery 10 10 ging heavy cranks, car
axles, and all kinds II Iron work.
This prope tv Is within ne mile of the city, and
will be sold without reserve. Gre
Per vote OF Stockholders r.f
JIM. CHURCHILL, Pr st.
VI. H. STEPHENSON, Treas.
Ev- Plans Of the property may be seen al Mer-
chants Exchange. jy2sdtd
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CALIFORNIA.



NEWS FROM FORT DAVIDSON. sy
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3d. "A dispatch from,
the North announces the safe arrival of Prof.
Davidson, of the United States Coast Survey
and party, at Sitka, en- route to the Chafaka-
hato country, Alaska, to observe the total
eclipse, Aug. z. Gen. Davis extended every
possible aid to the expedition, and succeeded
IN bringing to Sitka the chief of the Chilaka-
natos, who promised a safe conduct and rro.
lection to Mr.. Davidson and bis company.
THE JAPANESE COLONY.
Reports from the Japanese COLONY in Eldo-
rado County are favorable. The colonists had
Deen sick but are now recovering. The tea
ana nuts which they planted are now up a
myers length. They are all old tea growers,
and expect to make tea the speciality of their
work, and have no doubt of their success. They
also planted mulbury trees, all the varieties Of
which they brought from Japan. Next wear
rice will be planted. The colonists are de light
ca with their situation, and write letters to
Japan earnestly entreating their friends to
come to this country.
THE WISCONSIN PARrY
The Wisconsin party, consisting of State Of
ncers and prominent men of that State, reached
mere to-day. They are surprised and pleased
WITH California, and speak highly of the con.
dition OF the Pacif. Railroad
SAILING OF svEAMER COLORADO.
The steamer Colorado sailed for Panama tn.
day. She carried $505 600 in treasure. of
winch $66OO0 were for New York. S4O7 OO0 for
central America and $4,000 for Panama. She
also carried merchandise valued at $l64 OO0,
lnciuding Io6 0Oo ibs; Of wool for New York.
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Real Estate on Merrill street at
Auction.

ON Tuesday, August Sd. at o'clock N, L shall
~ sell The new 2 IL story house with addition i4x
Al feet No IS Merrill ST; said house contains nine
rooms, tour undn shed; was built IN thorough and
wort manlke manner. There is plenty OF hard and
soft water.
Lot a3xS0 feet
and desirable locality
Sale positive.
July2e-dtd F.O BAILEY, Auctloneer.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auctis n
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ anI "
= market lot, Market street, shall sell Homes
All 81. - - - 9. = o. BAILEY. Anct,onesr.
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PORTLAND & KENNEBEo RAILRoAD--1 car bbls
do ashes, do shingles, do lumber, 20 bags WOOL
cases wooens 134 oil bbls. II bales batting 75 baga
waste bales hops, boxes eggs. 60 doors, u paifs
and 28 cars freight for Boston. s E8ls7 - y
STEAMER JOIN BROOKS, FROM Bosrox-7a
bbls ruir los do -four, 20 do rosin. rs do pork 20
der; for Canada and up country, 2S4 bars railroad
IRON 100 dry hides 80 rolls leather 40 bbis sand 500
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TO Pleasure.Seekers.
NO &c II.

THE Yacht May Flower 10 now ready for Deep
i Sea Fishing or TO letby the Jay or week. For
particulars enquire at Sargent & How's Cigar
Store 146 Exchange st. iy24d2w
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New x0fR stScA uuu ux0mey uxHrRef..
NEW YORK July 3o-Evening Money easy at 6
81 per cent with exceptions. Sterling Exchange
dui but steady at l09a q 11o5 Gold opened at 1864
and closed steady though dull at 1861 The rates tor
carrying were @b per cent. The specie exports
tomorrow llprobably be light. Tho engagemeuts
yet are only $1500oo. governments were active and
excited with business mainly OF speculative char
acter the result Of the combination to advance the
price, The closing rates are ffaction of frem the
highest prices Henry Clewes q Go. turnish the fo,-
lowing 4l6 quotations :--United States coupon 6's
lSsi do 5-26s 1862, 1856 do 1884, o 1885,
do new issue. 1921 do 1865, 1921 do new 122 ;
e.s, l09A. s 81 -15sr - a - - 9'''' -s''S
Southern State securities dull and weak; Missou I
n S.s, sIh; old Tennessee's 6s; new do. 56i. axs
stocks irregular. New York roads weak. Western
shares strong. Wabash, North Western and ST.
PAUL. Chicago q Alton vera the features; the latter
rose - per CENT The market generally closed dull
but steady The following $50 street quotations.
Pacific Mail, 841; Western Union Telegraph. 81
AsT.YoTa Central 2l4s; Erie, 2sE; Harlem, lssl;
Michigan Southern lo51 illinois Central 14l Cleve1
land q Pittsbure, 107; Chicago q Rock Island 114l:
Chicago q North Western, 500 do preferred 95i;
Piftsburg q Fort Wayne, 1854.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to~tlav Amounted
to SOS, 1885, ,693. :, - -Nl
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to So, 900. : )
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MEMORANDA.

Sch fernal of Bath, has been hauled ON the rail-
way at Newburyport DOR repairs. She IL to ft with
q new shoe, centre board, &C., Esr4ad sEAs al
Sch n Cummings. Sargent, from Port johnson
Gate 17th, and was run ON Hunters Flats, The
leak was about two ieet below water line. n l
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NOTICE is hereby given that my son, John G.
IN Souie, is at liberty to act for himself shall
collect money his earnings and shall pay no bills OF
his contracting after this date. - rs9 Y
iNf1& Vs. RUEuS S0ULE.
West Falmouth. July 81, 1869. jy2siIw.
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AUCTION SAILS.
Auction & Commission Rnsines.

sA@SSAVAA ~ uSAuCEes
NTE offer for sale our Store and Counting Roam
w Furniture. including Desks. Safes, sc. Also
lease OF Store together with the business OF THIRTY
yeaIs building up.
Responsible parties wishing to engage in the Auc
ton and Comm 'sson Business, may fnd tins an on
portuuity seldom offered.
For the present we W II attend to out aud indoor
sales and a-prasals.
To those indebted to us we request immediate set
tlement. e
jy27tt Il. m. PATTRN a co.
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MARRIEI,
DIED.

In Alfred, July 20, George H. webber, Of Port
land aged 80 years. [Oxtord Democrat please COPY i
In Pownal. July 20, Capt Ephraim Penney, for.
merlv OF New Gloucester, aged u years.
In North Fryeburg, July 10, Mrs Maria Charles
In Pownal, July 8. OF consumption, Mr.. james A.
HOdsdon, aged 28 years months. -. =
In Stockton, July 25, Benjamin +. Griffin. aged "a
In Avon duly II, Mr. William Carl, aged 6s years.
In stockton, July 10. Capt. William CleWley, aged
60 years. .,a sff - - > : +-@'-'V -.
In San Jose Cal, June I2. Capt. Chas Emerson,
formerly of Bucksport, aged go yeaTs.i "a sss a
IMPORTS.
Brig Charlena from Sagua--35t hhds 81 tcs s5 bbls
molasses, to Geo Hunt ~
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Portland & 0gdensbrg Railroad
Kngineer,s SGlce.
Portland. Me, July 20, 1869.
no Railr0ad C01ltr0ctors Z

nROPosALS for the graduation ana masonry of
the First Division OF the Portland and OQdeps-
hnry Railroad-extendlng n hom i,s Portland termln-
us 10 Sebago Lake-will be received at the Office OF
the said kailroad Company, up TO ard including the
l4th of August next.
Specifications, plans and profles with quantities
OF the several sorts OF work may be seen at this Of
fce on and sfter the 7th proxilDo. -5-
Tne Directors reserve the right TO reject bts from
parties OF whose responsibility they assured
and al which 10 theL judgment may not accord with
the interests OF the Comrany.
By order o. the Dnec
JOHN r. ANDERSON,
Jy3ctd Engineer =. q o. X.
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: OF the United States Bar.
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