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New York stock ana Money p.r,.e,

NEW YORK, July 7-Evening.- About p. M.
Money became easy, and in consequence the Gold
Exchange and Stocks advanced. This remarkable
turn caused much surprise, but it soon leaked ont
that Adyices had been received from Washington that
the Secretary OF the Treasury would purchase anoth
or large amount OF bond, this week with view of
raising the market. There was for time great ex-
element and increased activity In all directions.
The Money market was stringent up to 230 p M
and the rates fer call loans were a per cent Der
diem and legal interest. After that time and iust
before P. M. the market suddenly became easier
and Money was loaned at per cent. currency The
easing up OF Money had a buoyant effect on Ex-
change, and go days bills were advanced to no. clos
ing at 1891. Gold was excited by the advance in
Exchange and the report that considerable shipments
would take place this wesk; the price suddenly rose
from 1344 to 1851, closing at 1851 q 1851 The rates
paid for carrying were l. 3-16, 732 q 532 per cent
Governments were stronger late in the day and ad-
vanced @t per cent. The borrowing demand is
active and short interest quite large Henry Clewes
States coupon IS 1881 116E do 52G's 1862, 1915 do
1864, 117t; do 1865, 1881; do January and July 1857
1851; do 1858, 1861 do 1040s, 1911; Pacific 6s 1851
The Stock market was active and buoyant about
P. NJ, but closed feverish. The following are $50
prices:-Paciic Mail, 89A; Western Union Telegraph
37a; New York Central, 1911; Erie, 90; Hudson 16I
Reading, 81; Fort Wayne, 1850; Michigan Central,
125; Michigan Southern, 1911; Illinois Central. IA
Cleveleand q Pittsburg, 1043; Chicago q Rock Is
land, 1851; Chicago q North Western, so; do pre-
ferred, "a; Hartford q Erie, % a 22a. a
to $97, $3.50, 900. T.,
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to $123,547 900. So
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Receipts By Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--66S bbls -four, SO cars
lumber, do iaths, 1 do bbls., bags wool, car OF
boards, do bark, do hoops IS spring beds, ears
cattle ~ bds skItings, II rolls leather cars copper
ore 40 cans milk, IS pkgs sundries; for shipment
East, 1900 bbls. -four, cal. wheat, l do paper.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1 car CATTLE 10
beams yarn 10 drag rakes, 16 bags spools 10 boxes
scythes, 1905 sides and rolls leather car timber.
do potatoes, ia pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND, SAoo & PORTSMOUTH RA1uRoAn--
lear granite Q do flour, do timber. do hoons do
ale. do bbls, do boards, carriages, lot machin
cry, car do, moving machines, wagon, 2O6 bbIs,
boxes and pkgs. 80 -
PORTLAND & KENNEBEci RAILROADS. cars OF
bricks 40 shingles do hoops g edls pap En-, ~
81 empty bbls., SO pkgs furniture cases goods, ~
bales batting, 35 bags waste, IL baies hops ana ~
cars freight for Boston.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToN-59 bars
steel 10 bbis liquor 40 kegs lead, 45 sheets copper
1870 pkgs TO Princes Express, horses, 1875 pkgs to
order: for Canada and up countryside bars railroad
iron n bales warp, 81 do cotton, 30 do WOOL 40 pcs
horse rakes "a bags wool, 40 bdls calf skins, 200
bricks, 100 pkgs to order. JOSIE
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Dsnestie MarI. 3 .

NEW York July % P. M.-Uotton rather weak !;
sales 1900 bales; Mddling upands SAFE. Four-sales
$500 bbls.; State and Western heavy and q 10c
lower; superhne to fancy State 90 q 8 70: DO to
choice Western 3 90 q 675; Southern little more
choice As @ II 70; California quiet at IS q 90
Wheat q &c lower, with good export demand
sales 49,, 600 BUSH; No. Spring at 1 6i@ IS; No.
2 at 1860 4S. Corn without decided change
saes q oo9 bush Mixed Western g. g soc via canal
Oats 1c higher sales $4,000 bush; State rec afoat
Western 78 q 795c afoat. Beef steady and unchapgs
ed Pork heavy and lower; sales $50 bbs.; new mess
closed at 81 g cash old do 81 5o prime 20 90 q co.
dered ls} q 1sIc Kettle 1871 q 19lc Whiskey quiet;
sales 1875 bbs. Western at SOC q 90. Sugar is dull
sales 125 hhds.; Muscovado II a lie. Molasses ID
dull. Tallow dull sales $500 lbs at III q 11jc
Linseed quiet and nominal. Freights to Liverpool
firm; Cotton per steamer 3di Wheat per sail 3D..
CHICAGO, July Flour active at 90 a % for
Winter extras 525 g % for Spring extras and y
31t; No. at q q %. Corn active and advanced
q 4c; No. at nc; No. at 764 q 76i. Oats active
and advanced II q e; sales No. at 6c5 q $50.
Rye quiet ct / 9e tor BE. J. Barley dull and nomi-
dull. Dry sailed shoulders 12sc. Mess Pork nomi-
nally at So co. Lard 1St @ 19c. sids
OINoYNxATI. July 7.-Mess Pork so 30. Bulk
Meats 1870 for shoulders 15ac for rib SIDES 165c oE
clear rib and 1sa 1910 Tor clear sides. Bacon quie
and firm at TIC tor shoulders 17c for rib sides and
firm; sales at 94c. a. E IL FJ II 7
MILWAUKEE, July 7-Flour duh and nominalls
unchanged. Wheat steady at 3S for No. 1 and 291
for No. 2. Oats firm at zoe for No. g. Rye nominal.
Barley nominal. 81 Efs
NEW ORLEANS. July Lection easier; Middling
uplands sic. Sugar quiet; common 81 q 10c prime
Is g lac. Molasses reboiled 55c. l'l-I&
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LATEST NEWS
vi BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Thursday Morning, July 8, 1869.
MAINE

ID & Z
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE AT BELFAST
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line,l
BELFAST, July THE Maine Conference o.
Unitarian Churches is in session here and will
continue through Tomorrow About one hun.
dred delegates are present. The following Of
Ulcers have been elected: President, f. NJ Sa-
bine, Bangor; Vice President, james White
Belfast; Corresponding Secretary, A. D. Whee,
Ter, Topsham; Treasurer, NJ. z. Emery, Port.
land. will send full report by letter
sssnM IN BASE BALL.
A match game of base ball was played here
yesterday. between the Dirigos Of Rockland
and the Passagassawaukeags Of Belfast. The
game was won by the Belfast club, the score
being 80 to 81 in their favor i4sN
BELFAsT AND sIoosEHEAD RAILROAD
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Belfast g. Moosehead Lake Railroad Com
pany was held here to-day. II was voted to
reduce the number Of directors to nine, and the
following gentlemen were duly elected: Axel
Hayford, Seth L. Milliken, j. G.. Dickerson,
VIM T. CoIburp,1 Geo, b. Ferguson, Reuben
Sibley, Joseph Fl. Kaler and VIM. HI. Simp-
son Of Belfast, and Elias Milliken of Burnham.
At a subsequent meeting of the directors,
Hon. Axel Hayford was elected President Of
the corporation, John HI. Quimby Clerk, and
WIN. L. coiburn Treasurar. WALDO.
ILLNESS OF HON. PHILIP EASTMAN. 5
sAco, July t. Hon. Philip Eastman 10
again alarmingly sick at his home in Saco.
KTTTERY NAVY YARD. afas
The Pawnee and Benicia have been ordered
to this yard for repairs.
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lopecialD 1spatch by INTERNATIONAL Llne.1
BOSTON, July 7.-lReported for the Press. 1.-The
following is list Of prices quoted this afternoon y
Domestic-0hlo anc Pennsylvania pick-lock IS q
Coo; do choice Xxx 81 q SIC; fine x IS q 5oc medi-
UNI AZ q 4sc; coarse 45 @ 48c; Michigan, New York
and Vermont extra and Xxx At q 43c; hne Az "a 47c
medium As q 47c; common 40 q 45c; other Western
fine and ks q Ate; medium a5 q 46c; common ~
q 45c; pulled extra 40 q soc: superfne 40 q 6sc
No at 25 a 35c; combing fleece 60 a CSC; Califor-
MIA 20 g S0e ID. RDreigy Wools-Canada comb
ing 20 g s0c; Smyrna washed 20 q 40c, and snwash-
ed 10 g &c; Buenos Ayres 80 . 45c; Care Good
Hope 81 q 43c; Gillian 20 q SOc Donsk1 81 a. s5s
African unwashed IL a 1sc % ib. y
Remarks-In New York there has been a little
more actively, manufacturers having been Induced
to extend their purchases somewhat BY the relatively
lower prices here than in the West, where the new
clip is selling at @5c higher that at the correspond
ing last year, notwithstanding all the conditions Of
the market are less favorable now than they were
then. The Philadelphia Commercial List says the
new clip is coming forward freely, and meets
active inquiry for the medium grades within the
range of quotations. The stocks Of old are now
very low, and the manufacturers have been COM
PEELED to come into market to replenish supplies. At
most points In the West there is more or less excite
ment, and prices have reached relatively higher
point than now prevails on the seaboard; at some
points the competition Is great that they are pay
ing to DC ~ fb higher than the quotations here war
rant. The market for manufactured goods continues
unsatisfactory.
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Il U R O p e


MUNICH, July 7.-Prime Minister Prince
Hohenthe has issued a circular to the foreign
powers on the Eccumenical Council. He
warns the Government of the nrinoinai dan
gers which they ought to guard against, and
parncularizes the decision which the Council
may announce IN regard to the iafalliblity Of
Pope, the disposition it may make of the cues
uon On cnurcn proper, and other points likely
He believes that all States HAVING CatboI;c
subjects are intimately concerned in the nro.
ceedings of the Council and ought to tat IT,
common attitude. He suggests that If n;obt
be well for these powers to hold a. conferanca
and not leave the Council in doubt of their NO,
sition in regard to its decisions.
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LONDON, July --Forenoon.-Conso at 93t tor
money and account. fl, -s s'
American securities-United States 8 20's e1s;
Erie shares 19I; Illinois Cenral shares 95I.
FRANKFORT, July 7-Forenoon.- United States
6-2vs SCI. a 94
LIVERPOOL, July 7-Forcnoon.-Cotton quiet;
sales 10000 bales; Middling uplands 12}d; Mddling
Orleans l24d. Corn q q 2ss Sd Pork 99s. Lard
70s Cd.
LONDON, July 7--Eyening. ---Copsols closed at 9af
g 93A tor money and account. 7
American securitiesUnited States 5-z0's61f; Erie
shares 49,; Illinois Central shares o.; American
Stocks firm.
FRANKFORT. July 7-Evening. States
b-20's closed firm at s7}. D % Nf
LIVERPOOL, July 7-Evening.-Cotton closed as
follows; Middling uplands 12td; Middling Orleans
12ad; sales 10000 bales. California Wheat los Cd.
LONDON, July 7-Evening. -Tallow Ais Sd. Lin
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Once Of chief Quartermaster,

First District, Department Of The East corner Hons-
hon and Green Streets, Neac York CITY, June 25,
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with copy
- ofthis advertisement attached to each, are In
yted, and viii be received at this Office until one
O'Clock p M July 20, 1862 tor supplying the Quar-
termaster's Department OF this District with nine
teen hundred and niRety-0ne cords oimerchantable
hard wood (12S cubic feet and seven thousand thir-
tytwo (7032 tons (22i0 pounds) best quality anthra
cite COAL egg, stove and nut Sizes to be delivered at
such times at the places hereinafter named as may
be required prior to October 81, 1869, follows:
Fort Columbia, N. Y. H., $50 tons stove and 1850
Fort Weed, n. VI, ls7 tons egg coal, o.. 49,.
stove, and 357 tons egg coal.
Fort wadsworth, N. Y. H., q tons nut, 1i2 tons
Fort schuyler, N. H., 55s tons egg coal.
WiIlets Point 142 cords wood, 727 tons stove, 100
DavId's Island 2s1 tons egg coal
Fort Adams, X. l., 2s5 cords wood; 4e2 tons egg
Fort Trumbul, Conn, 40 tons egg COAL 20 tons nut
West Point, N. Y, 2sl cords wood and 900 ton.
egg coal.
oPattsburg Barracks, N. Y, $50 cords wood and
WATERFOWL Arsenal, Mass 81 cords wood and lse
tons egg coal.
Fort Warren, Boston Herbor, 24O cords wood.
Fort Independence, Boston HarbOr 81 cords wood
ana 800 tons egg coal.
Fort Preble, Maine, 1913 cords wood and 1876 tons
egg coal.
Fort Sullivan, Maine, $50 cords wood.
The wood is to he delivered on the wharVes Of the
respective posts and the coal in the yards or places
provided for its IeceptiOn at each post and paid for
according to the weight certified to BY the Acting
Assistant Quartermaster at the place Of delivery.
Bidders must state separately the price at which
they will deliver the wood and coal called for at each
OF the above named places
Each hid must be accompanied bv n gnarantea
signed by two responsible persons that in case Inc
bid Is accepted and contract entered into they will
become security in sum equal tn one-fourth Of the
amount of the contract tor the faithful per torrance
of the same.
NO bid VIII be entertained that is not made in
cordanee with this advertisement.
The government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids regarded as disadvantageous to the De-
Partmenf, or to accept such portion ofany bid not
less than for post that may be deemed ofadvan-
tage to the puolic interests.
Bids may be made and will be entertained for de-
liverng the coal and wood at any one or more OF the
places named herein.
Bidders have the privilege OF being present at the
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned
and endorsed proposals for wood OF coal" as the
case may bel to whom application should be made
for additional particulars.
BY order OF Brevet Major General Rufus ingalls,,
Assistant Quartermaster General u. S. Army
and Chief Quartefmaster Department Of the East.
WIN. 4. HOWELL,
Brevet Major and A. Q. NJ. II. S. A, Chief Quarter
master LIST District Department Of tho East
June 28-eOd2w
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, July 7.-Captain General De Ro-
das has issued an important proclamation. He
states that the revolution has been reduced in
rillas. He declares that parties arrested for
robbery, arson or murder shall be tried by
court martial, while in other cases the civil
tribunals shall continue TO exercise their func-
tons; and he declares that the accused may
rely upon receiving impartial justice.
1.-The journals all praise the proclamation Of
the Captain General.
An order has been issued permitting news
papers to publish official news reports. The
action of the government has been generally
commended by citizens.
Gen. Lesca has taken command Of the CEN
tral department. and has commenced active
operations against the insurgents.
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THE Haydn Association having completed is or
Il ganization, would respectfully announce that
limited number OtSEAsoN TICKETS admitting the
holder to all the ReheaFsais and Concerts tor one
year at So 90 each have been prepared and leiI Tor
sale at Lowell q Senter's, 30f Congress 81, william
Paine's Music Store, Middle, j. n. DAVIS Music
Store, Center st, and at VIM. q. Twomblys Piano
Forte Rooms, Exchange ct.
Of the President, Abner Lowell ESQ.,, at Lowell u
Senter's SOL Congress vt. Lite Members entitled
TO free admission to all concerts and rehearsals OF
the Association, each ticket admitting Gentleman
and Lady. Per Order.
GEO. II. SMARDON,1
jeibd1m sec'y Haydn Association,
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OHIO,
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEM0CKATlc State CONVENTION.
COLUMBUS July THE Democratic State
Convention met at 10 o'clock to-day, in the
Opera House. The usual committees were ap-
pointed, and then the Convention took recess
till o'clock P. M.
The convention met at 2 o'clock p. NJ, and
organized with Hon. p. Van Trump as Presi-
dent The following ticket was nominated -
the second ballot for Lieut.. Governor 7, G..
Godfrey. For Judge OF the Supreme Court W.
j. GILMORE. Treasurer of State Stephen Buh-
rer Attorney General Col. j, N. Cornell.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
NEVADA.
INDIAN pEPRADArroNs.

INDIAN UEPBADATI0NS. -
ST. LOUIS, July IA Salt Lake despatch Of
the 9th inst. says that advices from South Pass
state that party of six Indians appeared near
Atlantic City and Hamilton, yesterday, and
drove away fifty horses. A government train
was attacked by the Indians on Sunday while
enroute to the third river valley. Troops were
sent from thesrailroad to their relief. 81
An Omaha despach. yesterday, says that adj
vices from Gen. Cars expedition on the Re-
publican river, states that the troops SO far
have been unable to bring the Indians to D
stand, although skirmishing number Of times.
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God ~ nti.

buptfHn6. D 70 lQ 9 90
st. Louis & Southern
Superior xx IL 00@ 10 OF
Michigan & Western
Sup'r Xxx. 10 50G11 80
California. none.
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RHODE ISLAND.

NINTH ARMY CORPS REUNION
PROVIDENCE, July THE reunion of the
Ninth Corps and Burnside expedition was
held at Rocky Point to-day, and seemed every
way to be successful. 1t was very large
gathering, including many distinguished ola
GERS 1.-THE business meeting Gen. Burnside
was reelected President,
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Cape Cottage.

This beautiful summer residence will be
14nopen on June LIST, 1869. 1t is located on
]Hh CAPE ELizARETH, MAINE,
lleH15 three miles from Portland. 1t is unrival-
led for us advantages as summer retreat, command
every facility for Bathing and 4 fishing.
The refreshing and invigorating climate of the
Cape renders 1t very desirable place for those VINO
contemplate leaving the city for health recreaon'
The subscriber having leased this well-kn s NO.
tel, which has been thoroughly renovated, WIN open
It for the public to whom he Is deteTnneu 70 make
1t pleasant and attractive home. 1ney may pc as
sured Of good table, comfortable peqs prompt and
respectful attention and reasonable bills.
Coaches leave Portland every Jay on arrival OF
Trans and Boats.
inly3-d2m
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Auction salelof Valuable House
Sale.

pURSUANT to a license from the Hon. Judge of
Il Probate f,r the County Of Cumberland the sub
scribers Will cause to be sold ct public auction
Thursday, August H. ct O'Clock p. M, the valua-
Bile property No. 10 Tying street, being one-haf Of q
double wooden House containing eleven rooms, fur
nshed throughout, and in good repair. There Is a
good cellar and cstern. Lot 36x75 feet This pro-
desirable piece Of property.
GEO. T. MEANS, Administrator.
T. O. BAILEY Auctioneer, "a w3W
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WASHINGTON.


THE MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT. E
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President will
next week accompany his family to Long
Branch, and occasionally during the Summer
be absent from Washington, but at no time
over two weeks. His travelling movements
will depend on the state of the public business,
which will receive his attention at Washington
whenever its Importance shall SO require. s
MINISTER sIcKLEs INSTRUCTIONS.
1t may be stated with more certainty than
heretofore that Minister Sickles has not been
instructed to negotiate for the purchase of
Cub1, and additional ASSURANCE comes from
one Of the best sources of official information
that the Government is not looking to the
purchase OF territory in any other quarter.
o. g. BONDS TO BE PURCHASED.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to pur-
chase $3000,000 of U. s. Bonds on Friday
next, 70 be held subject to the future action Of
Congress- The currency balance in the Trea-
sury has been reduced about $4,000, 600 since
the first of July by the withdrawal of the me-
cessary amount to purchase So, 900 900 in bonds,
and $3.50, 900 to-day for use of the army.
GOVERNMENT rNAxCEs-THE SINKING FUND.
The receipts Of the Internal Revenue to-day
are 1884, 161. ~ -.
Secretary sy Boutwell, to-day, appointed Gen,
OF the Sinking Fund, and of such bonds as
may be bought subject to the future action Of
Congress, with instructions that they must be
charged to the account of registered bonds
and books to be opened which at all times
must show the true condition Of the fund. He
ia also instructed to open an interest account
with the sinking fund, and to credit that &C.
count with all the interest due or bonds bought
on account Of the sinking fund, subject to the
future action OF Congress, and purchase new
bonds with such interest, to be added to the
sinking fund.
THE NEW ORLEANS TREASURY FRAUDS s
The special Treasury Agent Rusella is now
writing his report The understanding Is that
1t duplicates parties in New Orleans in high
standing, as well as former officers of customs,
not, however including Kellogg and Stockdale.
The report in substance substantiates the Pic
ayune's statement of Custom frauds.
"a large quantity of seized sugars Of Auguste
Contowries & Co. have been claimed by the
Havana firm of Classan, Aviles s. Co. Con
towries & Co. have suspended payment. Be-
sides the sugars belonging to the latter firm
under superveillance there is large quantity
of molasses and liquors.
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NEW YORK.


New YoRK, July THE Board of Health
to-day declared Havana and Matanzas infect
ed ports. This subjects vessels therefrom TO
rigid quarantine. 80
The ilibuster tugs Cool Mabie and Chase
were to-day bonded in $14 500, and released by
the United States Marshal.
The examination of Gen. Goicouvia was con-
tinued to-day. The informer French had q
narrow escape from summary treatment after
the ajournment of the court from very large
crowd of Cuban sympathizers. Marshal Bar
low was obliged to smuggle him out of rear
door well guarded.
DIR. VIM. f. Fair, of Newark, was yesterday
fined $1,000 and costs in the u. s. District
Court, at Tranton, for using cancelled U. s
stamp in deed.
were killed at New Providence on the Morris
and Essex Railroad, last evening, and Mrs.
Smith seriously injured by standing in front Of
one train. Another daughter and Mr.. Maho-
ney escaped unhurt. aiisa
RAILWAY ACCIDENT. %
ALBANY, July James Clark, conductor
ON the Troy & Boston Railroad, was badly in
iured yesterday near Valley Falls, BY the train
being thrown from the track. Three other
employees were slightly injured.
NATIONAL cAafr-MEETINa.
The National Methodist Camp Meeting at
Round Lake Is great success. Upwards Of
1000 persons were present yesterday, and cler-
gymen from all parts Of the country are in at
tendance.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
HUDSON, July 7.--Joshua Plumb a brake
man on the Hudson & Boston Railro i'd, was
instantly killed this morning by coming in
contact with q bridge, about two miles from
this city, while tending a brake on the top Of
the Hfreight cars. Plumb was injured three
years ago while acting in the same capacity,
by striking the same bridge, from the effects 81
which he never fully recovered.
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Annual Meeting.

rgyHE Annual Meeting Of the Plumer Patent Last,
A Boot and Shoe Company, will be holden in Port
land at the Office of Messrs. j. 8 E. NJ Rand, No.
i2i Middle street, on Tuesday, July Is, 1859, at IL
o'clock A. M.
Portland, July 2, 1862 dtd
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Pennsylvania.


PHMApELPHIA, July 1.-THE Supreme Court
has declared the registry law for this city con-
stitutional, and has declared unconstitutional
the act OF the last Legislature creating the 10Th
Judicial District.
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State of Maine.

fa .di EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
-, Aa55ls Augusta, June 25, 1869.
NOUCE is hereby given that Petition for the
NPa,donof CHARLES GILMAN, q convict in the
state Prison, under sentence for the crime Bigau "
10 now pending before the Governor and Council
and Nearing thereon will be granted in the Coun-
cll Chamber at Augusta, ON Friday the9th day of
July next, at tour O'clock p. M. "a 81
Attest; a. B4s FRANKLIN M. DREW,
june 9-2t-june29&july Secretary Of State.
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H. TX. HUNT,

MO $40 Congress Street, will, ON Thursday even
IN ing, Feb H. at o'clock, sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots to suit purchasers at Wholesale
prices Cash advanced on all descriptions OF goods.
Consignments not limited.
february IL, 1868. diff