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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-03


Miss Evans, Of 4.St. Elmo fame, has
been married, as already noticed in our col
umns. She is very popular in Mobile. being
afeciionately called aGussie,' as we are IN
formed by correspondent of the New York
Times. The writer adds:
was informed that she was soon to pub
Iish another romance, Notwithstanding tho
traves.y which ungallant New York wits
have made at the expense of her last WORK.
The origin Of the forthcoming book 'avors
somewhat Of the apocalyptical. The fair
anthoress had been saying her prayers, and
while yet in the attitude OF devotion the
whole plot Of new romance flashed through
her mind.
"The coupled ideas shot through her brain,
As shoots through village an express train
while peremptory voice seemed to say TO
her, write" tell this tale as it was told
TO me, in sober earnest.
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Machinery.

NJ oRrh-W EsI'a MF q co, ENGINES. Puntps, Hrought
~ Iron Pipe, Malleabe Iron Castings Steam Warming
Apparatus, 20 N jefferson street.
J4'AL~oRTH, TWoHIG PURSE, irong Pipe ard
W Fittings Steam Rollers, Pumps and tiaages, Belt
ns, Steam Warning Apparatus, 2a5 AXE street
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Qtis aud Paints.

r WILLARD Fox manufacturer Of Wihaow Glass
L. White Lear, OIL and Putty: agent for Brand 4
Psiuts Richmond Prsy's Axe eli, CrosSys Carriage
Top Dressing. 81 Washington -.
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Boots and shoes.
Blank Books. Stationery Il Pa
ner Warehouse.
Brick Machine,

CULVER, PAGE 1 HoYEE, Blank Book Nannfsc
" Jurors, steam job Printers and Jobbers of tin e
parers a,iopery and Binders Goods rs $50 Lax
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Rubber Goods.

lToCAsN il FITCH, 12s South Water street., Wbol.-
1fl sale Dealers Coarse aud Fine Wrapping Papers
Twiue. and Paper Bags Of every description
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.ry Goods

II EifH W0ps, o., Importers and Juehcts IF
N Fancy Dry Goods, No.ions, Hosiery, White Gooea
and Wooden ood- complete stock, loves. prices Gland
Go Michigan Avenue.
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.fNHK IMPROVED RLORKNCR saw.
INC MOLINE LINZ has without any extra
charge HsmmeT, sralder, FeIsr, Corder, Tucker,
Binder for any width OF binding and Gutter. Il
has also the Reversible Feed, and makes four dr.
ferent stitches. This machine will gather and sew
at the same time; ruffie, quilt, braid, cord, hem,
tell, darn and fasten every end; tuck and sew
piping cord. This is perfect machine for fami-
w. 3. DYER, 15s Middle street..
-julye-deodlWs Est4e2s.R 4-
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New YORK STOCK and Mo.ev m..s.

NEW YORK, July 12-Evening-The demand fer
Money was promptly met during the day at per
cent: on call and the supply was ample to the close
Foreign Exchange firm, closing at 109f. The supply
Of commercial paper is very light and no bonds are
being shipped. Gold was strong and advanced this
afternoon, closing at 49, 1t r. reported that the
Hamburg steamer tomorrow will take out S250.00O
IN specie. The rates paid Tor carrying were y g. g.
20 1.32 per cent. Governments continues strong
to the close, with large transactions Henry Clewes
q Co.furnish the following AIS quotations Omitted
States coupon S. 1881 1928; do 526's 1862, 1881 do
1864, 1914 do 1866 11li do January and duly 1861,
1907; do 1865 1901; do l040s, 1927 Pacific 6s 10l
Southern State securities were generally dull this
afternoon, but rather frmer. lN 80 I -
The Stock market was firm throughout tie after
noon and higher at the close ON Vanderbilt stocks
New York Central the chief feature Of interest
and sold ZOO the highest point reached for that
rtock. Hudson River was uext and rose to I70.
Michigan Southern and Rock Island were also high
cr. Miscellaneous and Express stocks generally dull
and lower. The market closed strong. The following
are 6.46 street prceB:-Pacifc Mail, 89f; New York
Central, 1881; Erie, 90; do preferred 81; Hudson,
1853; Reading, 94f; Michigan Central, 129; Michigan
Southern, 107; Illinois Central, 1885, Ceveleland &
Pittsburg, 100, Chicago Rock Island 1885, chicago
North Western. s1b; do preferred, s5a; Pittsburg
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to $s4, 1s6, 900.
The gross ciearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to day amounted to $2s,995,000.
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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RATLwAY--e3o bbls -four. "A cars
lumber, Gears laths, do slaves, do bark 172 bdls
paper fs do chair stock 50 bedsteads 100 bbls lme
S06 cans milk, A pkgs sundries; for shipment East,
1000 bbls -four IS bales tow, car wheat, do whs-
key, do sundrieB. .-'...-s si-a 4 q
\ MAINE CESTRAL RAILRoAD- bales dannsls, %
bdls shoves, "A doz drag rakes, 40 cases carpets
cars cattle, bbs. beans, 30 bags spo0s, II boxes
scythes. potatoes, 10 bales WOOL 10 boxes axes
26S sides leather, car hoops, 80 pkgs sundries
PORTLAND, SAco 81 PoRTsMoUrHR RAILROAD
car bbIs do oil, 3 do Stockings, do machinery
do iron, do cotton, crates bags rags, 8 moving
machines, lot doors, sash and lumber cases match
es 100 pelts 46 bbls SOAP 20 kegs lead, soves Is
bdls castings, $50 bbls, boxes and pigs.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BOSTON, a5 bbls
fish, 200 do -four 10 do pork 40 kegs nails 80 boxes
mdse, 20 tables So rolls paper 20 bars irol % bdls
chairs. 38 do leather As coils cordage 100 pigs mdse
70 pkgs TO order; for Canada and up country, 100
empty bbs 10 bales hides, 1856 bars railroad ron 10
bags ginger, 90 bdls leather, 40 bbls. sand "a bags
wool, 10 bars and 10 bdls iron, 80 pkgs to ordsf.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-1 cst bbls.
do bricks, L. car furniture, bdls window sash a
bedsteads, boxes mdse, eases oil cloth, car ium.
Der, tubs butter bbs. beans, do dried aprles 81
cases shoes, and rs cars freight Tor Boston.
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HAVANA, July 10.-The following are the closing
quotati0ns0f merchandise for the week ending to-
day:-Sugar-stock in warehouses in Havana and
Matanzas I'll 900 boxes and 10 600 hhds exports
the week from Havana and Matanzas to foreign
countries, 900 boxes and $500 hhds to the United
closing uncnangra aem last week. Lard acciining ;
quoted at 20 @2lc " ID in tierces and &c inl25 h
tins. Flour quiet; Spanish IS 90 a 90; American
$11 90 a IL 20 " Dbl. Butter declining; quoted at
28 q 40c S ID. Bacon dull at ISL q 1870 ~ b.. Pc
troleum steady at 81 81 reals ~ gal in bbls and At
q All reals ~ gal. in tins. Hams in demand; dry
sailed 20 q &c and sugar cured 23t q 241c 4S fb.
Lumber firm; Yellow Pine $2S q 20. Shooks-Box
dull; Hogshead Shocks, market supplied. Empty
Exchange on London IA q 14t per cent. premium
ON United States, 60 days sight, in currency, 25A q
244 per cent. discount. *i
LONDON, July 12--Forenoon.-Con 93t for
money and account
American securities-United States 5.20's S1I;
Erie shares 16a; Illinois Cenral shares 95i. -
FRANKFORT, July 12-F Forenoon United States
5-2gs 81. - - ~
LIVERPOOL, July 12-Forcnoon. -C Cotton active;
aies lzo0o bales; Middling uplands 12yd; Middling
olleans izzd. Corn II q ISIS. Pork COS. Lard lis.
LONDON July 12-Evening. -Consols closed at 90,
for money and account - ''4
American securites-United States & pos s1s r., il
shares ls3; Illinois Central shares s55. : =,
6-2O's e65 q 81. 0'a'es
LIVERPOOL, July 12-Eyening-cottor aot;r..
Middling upandS 121d; sales 1000 bales Corn 90
Cd tor old and 26s Cd for new. Provisions ou,et
LONDON July 12- Evening. -Linseed Cakes ESQ
Is. Linseed OIL R32 5s Fine Rosn 15s Cd Sucar
afoat 2Ss Cd. -kaA ~-s -
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Dsmestie Markets.

Iulv d nj l..
decjde1 cbance. saiss asS h.ia.. x;5s,; msso5.
4f S s4ic onrNsaes Io sSa bIsS s.ste a..d
Wesfarn hnvars. - to,o say no
"a IN. ID IN cho;ce Westsyn On ~ ~ az SAG ~
6eayy: sales soo mis- commo ~ y cg,,,ce Ky y
ii 10: California quiet al "a ~ On Whas1 Ss~y
ana as SC lover No. snriny 81 II AZ ~ a. NJ
and Mixed 30 CS bs9: WSita csas1orn r., z 10
Corn heayy and i al &c Tower: sales 6a 0c0 hnsb !.
new MIXED Western 10 9 S4c via canal and 81 10 CSC
va rairoad. yats without decided change sales
as,vvV push; Beer active ana steady; sales 1400
pDis new pam mess . w lg 10 wi new extra do
y W g IL W PORK snaae nrmer and quiet; sales
81 90 o Lara anief and 40 ns
steam rendered 161 e5 1ssc Kettle do i9i "a be -
Wbiskey in fair request: sales I5o bbls. western
/ O33 al / o. Sugar arm with a GOOD demand: sales
1000 hhds Muscoyado III "a l1sc: 1900 boxes Ha-
vaa at private terms MoIsssas di,Il and ssttled
Tailow steady: sales 1o3 00 is At II D ~ c TSn
saed iii fm ana nnctanged FreicbfS - siuar,,oo,
scorceIv a. fsrv fvsaat nor eo;i al II, a = r
Ia III = - - g., y a.-A ~. s'sa.Aei
y 20
The market was n a. hrisE hns rearv the snt;re
oerinoa were soid ot ahont last Frida1.s ~
CENTS tor the week see head. anosat}one Soor -
ooo 10 a ISc. nrime ~ choice t ~ 1sc Shas a%
fambsSThe demand TO-DAY was iaiT for cooS sbean
-. -. - - 80 a1., '
while Sheen were onite arm recents tor ne wa 81
23.614 head: ouotations Sheen al as 71c: lambs q 6)
lie. Swine-market was apathetic and unchanged:
receipts tor the week ss6s6 head: onotations COM
mon to prime 90 q Q "; dressed II 90 q IL so.
ALRANy N v ,July 12-CatfIe narkot onanad
tame and almost iieless the sunnly was IarSe and
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WILLIAM L. PUTNAM,
City of Portland.

MAYORS OFFICE, July 8, 1869,
A LII PERSONS are earnestly requested to refrain
"A rom throwing ashes or any other rubbish or
loose material of any kind into the streets, or from
pouring into them foul water, brine, or any other
foulor offensive liquid.
1t is to be regretted that so many Of our citizens
seem 40 regard the streets and sidewalks common
NAV be little inconvenent tol dispose OF in some
more proper manner.
And it should be remembered that our streets can
meyer be brought into good conitiec and 80 main
tained without the combined action OF at concerned;
and that especially in the matter cleanliness, pri
vate citizens can accomplish quite as much as the
ofieers of the State Department.
The ordinances Of the city In relation to every
manner OF REMEMBERING the streets, very COM
prehensive; and he police have bet instructed that
they must be enforced; put in this, In all other
similar matters. the municipal authorities appeal
with confidence the local ide OF our Ct liens and
their love OF good order to remedy the existing lie.
WILLIAM. L. PUTNAM, Mayor.
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j.. G. WARD,
Carpenter Sc JObber.
Doors, Sash Blinds, and Window Frames
Made to order. ~
Att JobbinG promptly attended to.
Shop, No. IL Union st.
july 12-d2ws ats
Conclusive Evidence in Favor of
HOStetter'S stomach Bitters.

W. H. REESE, leading druggist in Monticello
ILL.,, in letter of june ,1s6s, writes to this effects
"Havng sold Hostetter's BitteTs for the past fur
years, cannot but speak of the article as being the
best tonic and appetizer extant. During the asue
season OF 1865, could not keep sufficient stock
on hand to supply my customers. In TACT your Bit
tiers were as staple as quini5se learn thatlphysi.
clans prescribe 1t all over the western country In
deed great many families think then are not safe
without your Invaluable tonic.'' 4s
DIX. WITHERsPo0E, Esq, a magistrate of Ker-
shaw County, 3. Co. states, under date April 10 1853
that he has used the btters constantly in his own
family tor the previous two years. He first tried the
preparation when suffering from exhaustion preduc-
ed by severe attack Of fever. Before the first bot
tie was finished he ez perienced remarkable change
for the better. He had tried brandy at the outset
but found that did him more harm than good. In
one month from the time he commenced using the
Btters his he nth, strength and appetite were re-
stored. He had recommended the article to others
in like circun stances and never known it to fail
and had found 1t perfect specific for chis and fe-
yer.
MR.. SAMUEL YOUNG, OF Clarion, Pa, under date
of April 6, 1868, certifes that he was completely
cured OF zone OF the most distressing attacks of dys-
pepsia. that ever afflicted any mortal" by three bot
ties OF the bitters after various other remedies had
proved powerless." Restored to perfect health, he
thanks ''that excellent preparation for the result"
Dr.. G. NJ. SPENCER, of Brush Creek, Perry Co..
Ala, writing thence Feb. 8, 1868, says-I have used
your Stomach Bitters for several years in my prac-
tice, and find them superior to most of the Bitters
now prescribed by the profession generally"
july12-eOdSZW1WsN
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Carriages! carriagesl
G. P. KIMBALL & LARKIN,
Repository under Preble House,
PORTLAND, NE.

THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
Il the public that they have taken the elegant and
spacious stor under the Preble House tor a Carri-
age and Sleigh Saes-room and viii keep constantly
on hand large assortment of fine Carriages from
our Factories on Prebe street. consisting in part of
Clarence Coupes Coupe Rockaway Carryalls, Cabrio-
lets: Phgtons, Top and Open Buggies In great va
rieties; Sunshades, Pony Ph@tons, Jenny Linds,
GODDARD Buggies Dog Carts, Jump Seats Of ali kinds
and styles; Side Spring Box Wagons ofnew designs;
Concord Wagons, &c. AZ -
For style and durability our Carriages are not
surpassed In this country, and our long expert
ence and uuequaled facilities for manufacturing fine
carriages enable us to otter them at prices that can
not fail to suit purchasers.
We shall also keep good assortment OF Massa-
chusetts made Carriages, and shall sell them at the
very lowest possible rates for just what they are
with the manufacturers name on each, and shall Of
ter that class OF work. Top Buggies from $500 to
S2oooe Sunshades from $1,000 to $l75 co. and other
kinds In proportion.
All are invited to call and examine our stock.
whether they wish to buy or not.
O. r. KIMBALL & LARKIN.
Portland, July Z, 1869. DIM
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PRNNsYLvANIA.

SCRANTON. July 12@Tbe Delaware, Lacka=
destroyed by fire this evening Loss $50, 600;
insured in New York companies.
EXPLOSION IN COAL MNE-EIGHT PERSONS
INJURED. Al1E
An explosion, caused by a fire damn. &C.
CURED in the Empire colliery, near Wilkes.
barrie, to-day, by which eight men were in
jured, but it is thought none fatally.
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VIRGINIA.


THE ELECTION NEGRO HEATEN By MOB.
RICHMOND, July 1.-THE official election re-
turns so far show that the blacks voted closer
to their registered strength than the whites
did. The less intelligent blacks are not gener-
ally disposed to accept the situation.
Yesterday afternoon Walker negro was set
upon by colored mob ON one of the public
promenades and had to be rescued BY the
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-13

Maine PharmaceuticalA Association
TINE second Annual Meeting OF the Maine Phar-
Il maceutical Association will be held on Tuesday,
July goth, 1859, at the Office of the President, No.
413 Congress It, at 8 P. NJ.
All Apothecaries interested in the progress Of the
to be present.
-t.la -. H.T.CUMMINeS, NJ. d.,
President.
June 10, 1s69.-1awtd -.
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NEVADA.
THE FIRE IN THE MINES,

SAN FRANCISCO, July ia portion of the
Yellow Jacket mine at Gold Hill, Nevada, has
been closed on account of the prevalence of
smoke and gas. It is believed that the fire is
still burning in the Crown Point mine.
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City of Portland.
Notice is hereby given 10 ali parties inter
ested, as follows


ested, as follows
Upon the petition OF Il. D. Evans, g. ais, and in
~ Pursuance Of an order OF the City Council ap-
proved June 18Th, 1882 the JOINT Standing Com
mittee Of the City Council. on laying out New
Streets, will meet at the junction OF Thomas and
Spring Streets, on the seventeenth day Of July, in
slant. al o'clock P. M, hear all the parties inter-
ested, and then determine and adjudge whether
bubble convenience requires that Thomas Street,
its souheasterly end shall be widdened SO as to
make uniform width, and the damages that would be
likewise by virtue OF an order of the City Council
approved june 18th, 1869, the sad Committee will
H. Som. O'Clock p M, on the sevetcentn day OF july
Instant hear all the parties interested, and then de-
teImine and adludse whether public convent nee
to Vaugha street, shall be altered or re-estabished
80 as to conform TO monuments to be fixed by said
thereby.
Also on petition of H. W. Sawyer & ais, and in
pursuance OF an order Of the City Council, passed
June 21st, 1869, the said Committee viii meet on
Congress street. near its junction with Forest street.
at h. 80 m. O'Clock P. A.. on the seventeenth day
then determine and adjudge whether public conve-
nence requires that new street should be laid out
0% C9n gG e street. and about one
the damages that would be caused thereby.
Also in pursuance Of an order Of the City Council
approved June 18th, 1869, the same Committee will
meet at the junction of Merrill and Congress streets
on the nineteenth day OF Juy instantt at O'Clock
r NJ hear all the parties interested and then de-
be altered re-established, and the damages that
would be caused thereby. $50,
Also, on petition OF Edward Mansfield 8 als:; and
In pursuance OF an order of the City Council, ap-
proved June 20th, 1869, the same Committee will
meet at the junction Of Cumberland and North
streets, on the nnetesnth Of July instant at b. 80
then determine and adiudge whether pnblic conve-
nience requires that Cumb rand street shal be laid
out and extended to Merrill street, Of the width OF
sixty eo feet and the damages that would be caused
thereby.
Also In pursuance oftwo ordersof the City COun-
ell approved July It'll 1859, said Committee viii meet
at the Junction Of Center and Fore Streets in said
city, the twenty-fourth dav Of July, instant, at
O'Clock M. hear all the parties interested and de-
termine and adjudge In each case whether public
convenience requires Cenier street. from Fore street
to Free street, 70 be altered, and widened to the
width of forty-6ve feet and whether 1t requires the
same street to be extended from Fore to CONNER
eial street, OF the width of fortyve feet, and the
damages that would be cansed thereby In either
case.
~ WILLIAM L. PUTNAM,
EZRA CARTER. rl-
CHARLES MERRILL,
JAMES QUINN,
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NEW JERSEY.
FIRE

NEWARK, July IA fire occurred TODAY
In the lumber yard of James r.. Sayre 81 Co.,
near the Centre street railroad bridge. The
damage will amount to $4,000; fully insured.
Messrs. Meyer & Martin, stone cutters, were
also damaged to the amount Of $1,000; noinsur-
anea - ~
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BOOk-Keeper.
A N Experienced book-kesper wishes to obtain q
"A situ-tion in this city. Can furnish the best of
HSston references - TO- chAr9ctsls sspsbiIity; 60
Jyio div. 800 Congress s., Portland Ne,
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CALIFoRraA,
DAMAGE TO THE WHEAT CROP.

10 1HE WHEAT CROP.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-The wheat crop
IN In santa Barbara county is generally failure
bers in several Counties in this State. They
have done but little damage, however, as yet.
BODY RECOVERED.
The body of midshipman. William Writ, Of
Augusta. Me-, who was accidentally drowned
on the 18th Of June, was recovered yesterday
and sent to Mare Island for interment.
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House and Land in Knightvine, at
I+ AncfiOn

ON Wednesday, July 18th. at o'clock P. NJ,
" shall sell the fifth house from A. l.. Hauaiortis
Store, on west side OF p. SreeL, knightvile, Cape
Elizabeth. Said house Is new. finished outside and
pajuted contains rooms partly finished. Lot 80 by
loo feet This property is situated in rapidly grow
ing village, where property 10 yearly growing In
value and must attract the attention Of parties wish
ing for any inv estment, pleasant home OF their
own. U.ln. -sr
Terms made known at sale.
juiyS .dtd r. o BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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NE w YORK.

NEW YORK, July 12.-One hundred gus
were fred in the Park to-day in honor Of the
quick passage of the yacht Dauntless across
the ocean.
There were four cases of accidental drown
ing to-day.
Williams and Woods, the counterfeiters ar
rested Saturday night, are from Missouri
They will be arraigned tomorrow.
Several bank presidents and leading brokers
were before the grand jury to-day to give evil
dence relative to money transactions in Wall
street. Several will probably be indicted for
usury.
FIRE.
foUoHKEEPsrE, July 1.-THE calcine plas-
ter works Of Embler 8 Brown, at Newburgh,
were destroyed by fire last night. The fire was
sne wo FIX O. an incendiary. Loss $4,000; in
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Adjourned Constable,s Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
TAKEN on execution, the same having been at
l. tached on original writ, and unless previously
redeemed will be sold at public auction, on III UkS-
DAY. the fifteenth day OF July A. ID, 1859, at nine
O'Clock A NJ at the house OF john II. Burke, corner
of Commercial and summer streets In the city OF
Portland, One Boom Derrick and Rigging belonging
to the same.
Portland, July -. A. D. 1869.
elr C. H. HALL, Constable of Portland.
inlu 13d3k
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mAssAOmUsETTs.

Boston, July Fan unfinished tenement
house owned by EpS be Bishop in south
amount of $4,000 Henry White, 40 wears oi Ia
while looking at the fire, fell froI . tb b;d
story window and was killed.
DAMAGE By LIGHTNING.
The Unitarian Church in Cehasset was
struck by lightning yesterday and damaged
$1,000. The lightning also struck the house of
Michael Connolly, in Waltham, slightly injur-
ing two of its occupants; also the Fresh Pond
in Cambridge and the house of Geo. P. Clark
in Newton.
APPOINTMENT.
John II. Bailey has assumed the duties of
Collector of the port of Portsmouth and the
district of New Hampshire, which includes
the Canada border. ~
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, July 12.-Prize singing BY ten
competing Societies took place this evening at
the Maryland Institute. An audience of about
5000 were present. rsA li. szssss-...4s - !,
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MAINE.
PERa0NAL.

AUGusTA, July 12-Miss Abigail Dodge
better known as Gail Hamilton, and Miss AIDE.
laide Phillips are here, the guests Of Hon.
james g., Blaine.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

DURSUANT TO license from the Hon. Judge of
i Probate T the County OF Cumberland. the sub
scribers win cause to be sold ct public auction on
Thursday, August ~, at O'Clock 2. M. the yaua-
BILE property No. 10 Tying street, being one-nai OF
nished throughout, and in good repair. There 10
good cellar and eistern. Lot 35x75 feet This pro-
perty is situated in apleasant nelghborhood, and
desirable piece Of property. Hl3h
{. 1Tt - GEO. I. MEANS, Administrator.
f. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer. .I jy9dtd
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Portland Rolling Mills.
Casco Iron Comnanx.

A Special meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
iA'ly "na De held at the office OF j. NJ. Churchill ON
Thursday, July -, 1860, MT 10 A. m,
To see II the Stockholders will vote to sell the
property Of the Corporation. Per Order
W. II. STEPHENSON, Clerk.