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BiiIy Parkinson, Auditor Of Nevada,

Billy Park inson, Auditor of Nevada,
has sent US his biennial report of the Imam
cal condition of that thriving Common
wealth for the years ls67-s Our time being
too much occupied to examine the figures
closely, We can only say that it is elaborate
in volume and neat in execution W. h
Parkinson is not only death on Indians on
the war-path, but one Of the most capable,
faithful and honest officers on the coast We
are sorry TO hear that too close application
to his official duties has impaired his health
somewhat.
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SUMMONS.

Territory or Idaho County cf uwyh'r' --
la the District Cnurt for the ferfiiurv u vi
40, Thiri Judicial District
Thomas Ewing and " = kwine late '..
partner. doing business 90 Silver -,
liahn Territory. under the firm nnInr r.
style OF Thomas Ewing 4 ca i'iiiiniii
~ John Williams. defendant
To JOHN WILLIAMS, said defendant
IN THE NAME or THE PEOPLE Of llii
United States In the Territory Of idah"
You are hereby notified that fhere T. 10" "ii
nle IN the oiiic. ui the Clcrs ct the bistn
Court al the Thru Judicial Distinct ~ -s.i
Territory ia silver fiiy, County II uws hr
The complaint 81 Thomas Ewing and "
Ewing. late copartncfS. said plaintiffs. al nl
Judgment against you, said a'icuaafi. Geo.
The sum NJ 81 $50 10 and interest thereon
from the --- day Of February. 1863 ai iiii.
rntp of temper cent per unniini. and iiky %
t,,r,st on the Judgment rendered herein. un
al the same 4, satisfied anj costs at suit
The above entitled action Is brought 10 -
cover tn sum Of 81 .OOO % du' fran sil
sand deic ndant. tu said plaiHiilis. upon e"i
tain draft. set out and described 10 plaintiff
said complaint together With statutory dam
ages thereon for loi-fayinent ani"uitiinE e..
the sum of $3.50 90 ia alf to the sum ct
H. w. anu AttA'AfTt Ata'Nffh - ~ AttN'
ten per cent per annum from the - LAY 81
Feb 1869 and interest on the judgment ana
costs ~ aforesaid
And that uuleHs yoH APPEAR ana answI in
said complaint within ten days after The ~
vice hereof il scrvcd within OwN hee County
and within twenty days q served out 81. saiH
County but within said Judicial pistfiri
and within thirty DAYS Il served out 81 -aie
District. exclusive Of the day 0i scffice
Judgment will be- taken against yoa ir ''
fault for said sum Of one tiiOu-.lnd tSV hnh
tired and fifty 90 dollar-. with interest there
on at the rate or tea per cent per ahnuin
from the - day Of February, lssin AM
ike interest on said Judgment until satisfied
together with said plaintiffs costs Of suit al
az prayed for ia plaintiffs said compliant
Ia testimony whereof |, X Z. HALlShk
81 CLERK OF said iiistriyl Court, have
H. herennto SET my hand and afiiNr'i
| - the seal al sid Court al Siisef ti't
tins tweni, third day o. February. a %
1869 r. T. HAlIo1k,
Clerk NJ the District Court
Edward Nugent Atty Tor plaintiffs, sil,ef
cTtr 2ait
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SUMMONS.

Territory OF Idaho, County of owyhee -
In the District Court for the Territory Of Ida
no. THIRD Judicial District
Thomas Ewinf and W r Ewing, lass
partners, dong business IN silver Guy
Owyhce County. Idaho Territory, unde
the firm ami style of Thomas E~ins A."
plaintiffs. VS.. :. J Biaek and John
Biark. copartners. doing business IN o"t
hec County. idaho Territory, under sh'
Hrm name and asylc at :. Black
Bro defendants
Ia : J BLACK and JOHN !. BLACK. So.
defendants
uNTHE NAME or THE PEOPLE pf tn
4 United States in the Territory u idaii"
You an hereby notified that their h nov 900
Ale IN the ofisce OF the Clerk Of Tie nistfri
Court oi the Third Judicial nistriri q said
Territory. IL silver CITY. County IT ivy be,
the complaint &C Thomas Ewing and ". B.
Ewing. Int cOpar,ncrs, said plaintiffs hf
manding judgment against you. said detettd
ants in the sum Of one Thousand seven hnn
dred and hfiy W dollars aud Interest tilcr,ui
at the rate Of two per cent per month irnn
the 9Th day ~ February. A n 1854 AMI
costs Of suit
The ab0v. entitled action y brought 10 o.
cover tha sum Of one Thousand SEVEN HUI
,ised and tifty % dollars due frnm y"'i, sail
defendants. 10 said plaintiffs upoa "A CERTAIN
psUinssory note set out and described ~ iit
plaintiffs said complaint with Interest "n
the said sum al the rate Of two per cent ."
month fron Feb 9th. 1869 and for c0sts al
suit said note dated SILVER City. J. T., fch
ruary 4lh. 1863, payable on she sth ia, ui
Fehrury, 1852 without grace made by ; =
Black q Bro. IN favor OF Thunn, Ewing q
Co or order, tor said sum Of sl,'an w
T with interest a. aforesaid
And that unless yon appear and answer o.
said complaint within ten days after The ,i1
vice hereof II served within owyhcs ,psni'
and within twenty days Il served ont ~ AL
County hut within said Judicial District. an
i within thirty ,a,s u served out OF said ~
trici, exclusive OF the day OF ssrsite,i luu-
meni will he taken against you ~ deisuh .
said sum ni one thousand seven hundred ai
hfty % dollars. with interest thereon II m
rais. of two per cent per month from the 800
,lay of Feb, 1869 together With said plain
ttis costs incurred IN this artinn, pursuit p
TO the prayer u plaintiffs said compliant
In testimony whereof !, X hAii.N
l-l clerk Of said District tcurL la
" hercnnto set m, hand aud aihN
- the seal of said COuu at silver 80,
this 10th day Of February. A. y lsd9
r. r. HAilOCk
Clerk OF tho District 1onu
Edward Nugcnt Attorney for plant
silver city, Owyhee touniy. / !. l2pi'"
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Humboldt County, New, has
s., 900 in the School Fund. The Knoxville
school has an average attendance Of forty
scholars, and The Register says they could
soon increase the number four-fold II the
material was there to make mothers Of
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b" Four yelocipedists made the trip from
San Jose TO San Francisco, via Alameda,
forty-two miles, in seven hours, on the 18th.
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E U r. O p E..
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 1.-THE deb lte on the amend
ment to the Irish Church bill was continuedin
the Commons until d late hour this morning.
After the rejection of the amendment propos-
ed by the Peers, DIsraeli took the floor and
spoke at some length. After further debate a
committee was appointed 70 draw up report
embodying the reasons for disagreement to the
amendments proposed by the House of Lords.
The bill for the government purchase of the
telegraph lines of the kingdom was read a sec
ond time. Adjourned haA s2Aas ~ 8
QUEENsTowN, July 18.-Steamship Colora-
do, from New York for Liverpool, arrived here
to-day. 80
PARIS, July 1.-THE Public, newspaper,
will be as follows: Minister of Interior, De
Forcadela Rogue; Minister of Justice, DIVER
gier; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anverque !;
Minister of Finance, Pierre Mague; Minister
of Conference, Alfred Gerouf; Minister of
Public Works. Gressier; Minister Of Marine,
Admiral Genonilly; Minister of War, Marshal
Neil. M. Rouhr will be President of the Sem
ate.
PARIS, July 18.-The Journal Official del
Empire to-day publishes a decree of the En-
peror, containing the following appointments
to the ministry: Minister of the Interior-De
FORBADE La Rouquetta; Minister of Justice
Duvergier; Minister of Foreign Affairs-Au-
vergne Minister of Finanoe-Pierre Mague
Minister of Commerce Alfred Leroux: Minis
ter of Public Works-Gressier; Minister of
Marine-Admiral Genonilly; Minister of W ar
Marshal Mel; Minister OF Public Instruc-
Afion-B0urbeari; MinisterE President of the
Council of State-Chasseloup.
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mExIo0.
NARROW ESCAPE OF PRESIDENT JUAREz

MARROW ESCAPE OF PRESIDENT JUAREz.
HAVANA, June 15.-Dates from the city of
Mexico to the 18th inst. are received. On the
10Th inst. while President Juarez, his Cabinet
and other persons, to the number Of forty five,
were enjoying sail on Lake Tegaca. near the
city of Mexico, the boiler of the steamer ex-
ploded All on board were miraculously
saved. Romero was in the engineers room ct
the time of the explosion, and was thrown
into the water, butsaved himself by swimming.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
New YORK, July 1e.--A special dispatch
from Havana yesterday gives the following adj
ditional Mexican news:
Ezequel Monies will probably be mede Min
lister OF Justice. ~ 5...e..t qssssgf
Gen. Escobedo has been granted four months
leave OF absence, to look after his property,
which mas been injured by the incursions Of
Vargas.
The new Minister from Italy will be received
soon by the government. =.
Preparations are being made for the celebra-
ton in September of the Compilation of tbe
Puebla branch of the Vera Cruz Railroad.
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The New England Fair.

THE sNEW ENGLAND FAIRp will be
issued daily the four days of the Fair, and
will be distributed gratuitously to the crowds
of visitors at the Hall, and on the Fair
grounds. 1t sciu contain a brief but faithful
transcript of matters of interest pertaining
to che Fair, and history of its progress
from day to day. asa ,
OF the @Maine State FAIR last year, one
fact was particularly noticeable, that while the
grounds were literally strewn with every con-
ceivable form of circular and advertising sheet
not a copy of our paper was to be
found trodden under foot at the
Hall or ON the Fair Grounds. The
reason IS obvious. Every page contained in
formation and items of interest relative to the
Fair. Consequently the paper was read and
re-read, and preserved, or sent to friends, thus
adding thousand fold to its value as an adj
vertising medium. 4. =.
From our experience as publishers of the
Maine State Fair" and our practical know.
lege of the wants of advertisers, we believe We
can offer the best possible medium by which
| they may reach their customers and the pub.
| lie generally. a.w 6s s@s
We therefore invite the attention and pat
ronage of all exhibitors at the Fair, and foul
friends and the public generally.
To insure space, apply early. e @
B, THuRsroN &C.,,
go Printers Exchange, Ill Exchange St
ATwELL & Co, ia Middle st. 8
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Sherif,s Sale.

CUMBERLANp, ss. & 49,
CElZED on execution, and viii be sold at public
- auction, on Saturday, the twenty-nrst day Of
August A. d. 1862 at ten o'clock in the forenoon, ct
the Sherifss once in the City Of Portland in said
County, all the right in equity which Michael Me-
Donald of said Portland has or had on the 2bth day
OF November, A. d. 1865 at six o'clock and i've min
utes in the afternoon being the time Of the attach
ment of the same in the original action which this
execution was obtained to redeem the following de-
scIibed parcel Of mortgaged real estate with the
buildings thei con, viz certain lot Of land situated
in Portland on the northeasterly corner Vt Monroe
and Greenleaf streets, beginning at point on the
easterly side Of Greenfield street, and running from
thence ieyenty feet norhwestery along ths norther
side Of Monroe street, from thence forty feet north
westerly to stake; from thence southwestsrly TO
street seventy feet; thence southeasterly
forty feet to the bounds began at. the same being
suplectto mortgage to VIM Oxnard for 500; to b.
z. q VIM Noble for &9i115; to Deering, Milliken b
Co ior $zl4o; to O. f. Thrasher q Co. Tor eb00 also
euogecS 70 sner1s sale IN tavor OF Broyden al for
S24z recorded in Cumberland Registry to which
reference gwen Tor more particular description
also same in favor Of G. H. Stuart u al for ti3i Ell
Is more particularly set forth in PLAINTIFF writ 81
attachment By virtue of same execution said rioif
| In equity was seized on the twenty -ffth day q
March, A. D. 1869 At ten o'clock and fifteen minutes
in the forenoon, and levy suspended by reason OF
prior attachment then pending in the Suprem me I'M
dicial Court for Cumberland County.
II = - q = M. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated 1t Portland the 18th Of July, 1850. 29-3t
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SOUTH AMERICA,

: LONDON July 1S.---Additional advices from
Rio Janeiro represent that the allied army in
Paraguay, after their recent victory advanced
to Villa RIGA, and at last accounts commanded
all approaches to the place. - az.
President Lopez had declared the Consuls Of
France and Italy deserters. -
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WASHINGTON.
FINANCIAL.

WARRINGTON, July 1.-THE amount of frac-
tionaI currency shipped from the Department
during the week was $10S, LAG, to the national
banks. Bonds held as security for the national
bank circulation $342, 1873 100, and as security
for public deposits $22, 700 800. Mutilated bank
notes burned during the week 1855 Total
amount burned heretofore $14,746O77 Bank
currency issued for bills destroyed during the
week $l28,40 Total issued therefor previous
ly $i4 ,596, 948. Balance due for mutilated hill
500, 1919. b INK circulation outstanding at this
date 1926, 1909, 295. Fractional currency re-
deemed and destroyed during the week $293.-
IMPORTANT TO sHIPBUILDERs.
Acting Commissioner Douglass, in renlv TO a
District, has decided that shinbuijders or ner-
sons engaged in construction of vessels are
naoie 10 tax on their sales in excess of 81 $50
per quarter. yat3 w
p TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
=, At meeting of the Typographical Union of
tnis city, last evening it was resolved that the
constitution of the Union be amended SO that
tne number of appretices of the government
once Can be increased to twenty, in accord
ance with the desire Of the Congressional
Printer. The further consideration Of the case
OF the colored compositor, Douglass was al
most unanimously postponed until the next
stated meeting, in January next
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
WASHINGTON, July 18.-General Rawlings.
President Of the Society of Officers of the Ar
my of the Tennessee, has Issued an official no.
tlce that the 4th annual reunion of the Society
will be held at Louisville. KY, on the 18th Of
November next, at 10. o'clock A. NJ Every
officer who has at any time served with honor
in the Army and Department of the Tennes-
see is, by the constitution, entitled to member
ship, and to all such an earnest request Is ex-
tended to be present. Business of unusual
Importance will claim the attention of the So
clety at this meeting, and it is hoped there
will be full attendance. .t,S s. -
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! mAssAOHUsETTs.

GEN. SHERMAN In BOSTON.
BOSTON, July 18.-Gen. Sherman and daugh-
ter are at the fremont House. 1t is under
stood that he win be present at the Dartmouth
College commencement the present week.
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NEW oRLE1Ns, July l1.-Foreign Freights ale
quiet and steady C0astwise there is moderate de.
mand for room and the New York steamer has filled
up. We quote as follows by steam, Cotton to New
York sc ~ ID other rates coastwise irregular and
nominal; Cotton to Liverpool Id, Tobacco 10 do 40s
" hhe.; Flour to do IS Cd " Dbl. BY sail, the rates
are:-Cotton nominal: Tobacco to Liverpool SIS Cd
g s6s do % London aos; % to Havre $40 " hid
P BUSH; Oil Cake to liverpool 32s Cd ~ ton.
"a MATAEzAs, July 9.--[From Alfonso 81 Blanch-
ards Circular l-Thcre has been an active inquiry
for vessels, particularly for Europe, and with mod
crate number of them unengaeed rates attained a
high point, but all wants being now satisfied they
have commenced to recede. For the United States
little doing at lower rates. We quote to Cowes, Cork
and Falmouth, Sos q SIS Cd y ton; Great Britain de
rect, ATS Cd q Sos; Hamburg and Bremen, Cos q b2s
Cd France in the Atlantic. 90 q 55f Mediterranean,
IS q GOT, nominal; United States, ~ box Sugar $1f
lasses 50 80 @375.
HAVANA, July 1o.-Freights-- charters for the
United States during the week. American barque
Hurlburt, 5000 boxes, hence tor Falmouth and
orders ct 90 Is; several Others European Gags, at
proportionate rates. This branch of business is
extremely dull, and the shipping list at its lowest
point for the year. Our troubles also have effect to
distrust our trade Provisions Of all kinds are 10
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Admai9sSstrotOY's Sale.

pURSUANT TO a license from the Hon. Judge of
L Probate T the County of Cumberland, the sub
scribers will cause to be sold OF public auction on
Thursday, August ~, at O'Clock p M. the valua-
Bile property No. 10 Tying street, being one-haI of
double wooden House containing eleven rooms, fur
nished throughout, and in good repair There is
good cellar and cistern. Lot 35x75 feet This pro-
perty Is situated In a pleasant neghboThood, and
desirable piece OF property.
GEO I. MEANS, Administrator.
+. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer. jy9dtd
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WEST INDIES.

7ar1t- Ia4eT CUHAs ~ ~ Nv
HAVANA, July 18.-Several thousand Rem
ington rifles were shipped from this port yes
terday to Sagua la Grande, Remedies and Nue.,
vitas The volunteers are about to take The
field against the rebels 30 q slH sls -
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oIEorxxATI, July 17.--whiskey firm at 1 co..
Provisions firm and quiet. Mess Pork held at 80 90.
Bulk Meats 10 q 14ic for shoulders and sides and 16i
less Bacon held firmly ct 14t q 1ec for shoulders,
clear rib and clear Sides Hams q e &c. Lard held
aHl94c, with little offering. ~ ~ hstssa
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries and Store Fixtures "a,
tIrlG Auction.

IN Wednesday. July 21st. at 1-2 O'Clock nj. at
~ Salesroom ~ Exchange st, Sugars, Tea Coffee
Rice, Starch. Pipes, Can Tomatoes, Soda. Spices
Pepper Sauce, Saleratus, Bread Preparation Raisns
Currants, Hard Bread, Potaties, Soap, Brooms,
Wash-boards, Pals, Tubs. Fancy Goods, &c.
Also double beam. counter and Spring Scales, Tin
ware NJ asures, Show Case.
n. q. BAILEY, Auetioneer
~ - AT Private sale, one nav, and two midland
siue-sprlng wagons; two express Wagons. jy19td
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THE CHINESE KMI9HA1I0N 7MOFEMENIs
MEMPHIS, July 17.--Capt George w. Gift
formerly Of California, win leave here next
the interest of the Arkansas Emigration Com
pany, by which he is provided with funds and
letters of credit If possible he will arrange
for laborers in California, but designs visiting
China at once. Z
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ITO Let on worry reasonable terms, the Yacht, Capt
II Charles Roberts, about IL tons new measurement,
particularly adapted for island parties and deep sea
hshing. Enquire at Harris Hat Store corner Ell
change and Middle ct, for particulars. ~.
jyl6d3ws CAPT G. MATHEWS.
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Bessen sseca Llss.
MARRIED.

In Brunswick, July 4, E. NJ. Written and Lizzie
Ell. Day. 4sf3 -s =
In Brunswick, July IA. JAS ID. Thorpdike ESQ. Of
f.. Matthews, of Brunswick. 1s
In BIddeford, July y, Augustus F. Bradbury and
Mary A. Phillips, of Saco.s ga b SO m
In Lebanon. July 8, John e. Gerrish and Jennie
s. Gilman, both Of Acton.
In South Paris. July 10, Orrin Everitt Of Bangor
and Nancy r. joy, OF Ellsworth. ~ 80
In Lewiston, July Is, George r. Perkins and Miss
Sylvia Davis.
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DIED,

In saco, July 8, Mrs. Susan A, wife OF Daniel
In Kenne iS July 10. Benz Dudley, Esq,
In NORTH Berwick, July2, DR.. ivory b. Billings,
In Saeo, July6, Annie, daughter OF Geo. Merrill.
aged 80 years. lt's4 tfHsstA = sskHae
In Rumford. July /, Mrs. Sally R., wife OF josiah
j. Knight, aged II years. sAtHalA q
In Bethel, July 7. Mr.. william L. T@itchel, aged
"A years. = 81 4isa ~ hsisaH-sFalsE a.8 Is
an In New Portland, June 10, Miss L. NJ. viles,
daughter OF Rufus viles Jr. TEA 13aA
pan,;s Scwhegan, July II, Mrs. Eliza A.. wife OF
err;, steward, aged 50 years. Also, Mr. Freeman
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Notice.

0NE Box containing Leather, marked a.. w. r.
steam racket Co. since April 1858. whoever has
CLAIMS 20 said BOZ will please prove property pay
charges, sn sss sake away. q. +. WHLIAAMS,Agt
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$4,000

WILL purchase the Patent Eign'. inst ~ ont An ar
MAINE Oh s,ery smiiy Best Of references CIV
en- For particulars sdS MTs%IcsKENzIE,
,~,, Post Office Boston, Mass
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GLoUcEsTER FISH MARKET, July IS --For the
Mssk Goldfish IN good demand and prices
market closing firm. Mackerel-sales Of Shore No.
at 20 90; Ne Eat - 80; No. large at Il 90 Il oo
and prices have advaneed last sales Of Bank at 80
r ewt smoked DO g v ID, oil-Cod soc p gal. =
Cape Ann Advertiser. -s 1, 4 -
NEW YORK, July j! Cotton duh and unehang-
ed; sales 800 bales; Middling upands al q SAFE.
and Western dull, heavy and 5 q ioc lower: super
Ohio % q co.; choice do Sss q 90; superfiD crime
Wsss5n = 81 e geSa S;;I
do GO q 20; Southern dull dropping; sales $50
bbls.i common 70 fair extra 50 q 6 SO; good to
Q 90; sales GOO bbls. Wheat heavy and a &c low
or; sales 81, 900 bush. No. Spring at IS al b3A:
No do a. e - Eli interior to prime Amber
Illinois s.; Winter Red Western 90; White Cali
tornia 73t; White Michigan 1 6ss; white Canada
sales $4,000 bush new Mixed western X a &c ior
unsonnd and 80 g s5c for sound; Yellow Southern
infssi0T ssc Do Western % g &C. Oats 1c better
SIC afoat. Beefsteady; sales 26O bbs. new plain
mess % new extra s Do Y % co. PORK
g ~ closing at y 90 regular; old do 81 IS; prime
sisEces at i7t lgac ior steam and ~ 2oie for
zoe; State Is q S6c. Whiskey quiet; sales 30 bbls
Western o5 free. Rice quiet at 81 q 90 for Caro-
ma sugar AkAu sales kUV 41L&s UUEc0FA00 at IL
q 12sc 800 boxes Havana at LII q 49, Coffee quiet
Molasses dull. Naval Stores quiet. Petroleum 4
quiet; crude 1910; refined bonded 3l5c. Tallow IS
quiet and rm sales 20 600 MS at III q I13c Wool
firm and quiet sales 600 lbs at AZ @ soc for do
nestle fleece, 80 q 6sc for combng, 40 a 47c for
pulled, 20 q 3bc for Texas. Seed-Linseed dun and
nominaliy unchanged. Freights to Liverpool are
dropping; Wheat per steamer sd and per sail 7}d.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Flour quiet and arm; Spring
extras 80 $50. Wheat frmer and less active
sales No st 81 q SO and No. 2 at 32a q So.
Corn-No.1 nominal at e0a q SIC; No. 2 unsettled
At 75c for June receipts. Oats dun at 66 q 6elc for
No. 2. Rye dull at 06 q OF for No. /. Bailey
nominal High Wines dull at 90. Provisions dali
and nominal. Mess Pork So 90 q 50 %. Lard ISL
q l9c. Dry sailed shoulders 123a q 1885, -
MILWAUKEE, July 17.-Flour firm and nominally
advanced 10 g &c. Wheat quiet at 80 for No /
and 81 for No.. Corn dull at CSC for No. Q in
store. Rye and Barleylnominal 1ss'e -
NEW ORLEANS, July l7.--Cotton--Mid up-
lands 52ac Sugar common 10 q lie; prime 13ic
Molasses-none offering. ar77
SAN FRANcrsco, July Is. Flour has advanced
to 475 g 3 623; Oregon extra 10 @525. Wheat
165 0175. 1893 .ii'ls'-r I, s'f = :. 80 y =
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Atlantic & st. Lawrence IL. II. Co.
r7lHE Stockholders of the Atlantic q Sc Lawrence
Il Railroad Company are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the office OF the
Treasurer in the Grand Trunk Railway Depot, Port
land. on "a ii E.&@ E1fB.AEE-Sl
Tuesday, the Sd day Of Aususs, 1850,
At ten o'clock NJ for the purpose of making choice
of nine Directors for the current year, and Tor the
transaction OF any other business that may legally
come before the meeting,
p. R. BARRETT, Clerk.
Portland, July 49, 1859. - EI7Id 80 l-fsaN
"a Stockholders ONLY can pass free over the
tn Fir certificates to the conductor. jy15tde