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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-14

GRHAT BRITAIN.

IA .r4, 1000 GkIAT BRITAIN. y .,.-.
LONDON, june IL The Times to-dayIhas an
editorial article on the state Of affairs in Paris
Il says the crowd which demolished the
Krosques sung the Marseilles at midnigh6; it
Is not their political power that is to be feared,
but we must remember that II is q long time
since crowd has disturbed the peace Of Paris.
The phenomenon ID worthy of attention, COM
ing as it does after an election which gave near
~ halt Of the votes Of the country to the oppo-
The Daily News also has an article on the
subject. Ns
LONDON, Juns 12-Evening. ng.-Immense tory
demonstrations have been held to-day In vari-
ous parts of the kingdom. At Manchester over
zoo 900 persons were present, and resolutions
protesting gainst the passage Of the Irish
Church bill were passed. At Winster . petit
ton, embodying the substance OF the resolu-
tions, was sent to Earl Derby for presentation
TO the House OF Lords. At Liverpool there
made by distinguished persons and resolutions
against disestablishment Of the Irish Church
were unanimously adopted. a .aSa ~s
sAaH f4otl& s.e. FRANCE. aieA saA asss !
PARIS, June 12-About 200 arrests were
made last night The populace generally as
sisted the troops to preserve order, and the
streets were clear by o'clock. No outragss
were committed. si-et saA
Z LoNpoN, juno 1s.--A large number of ar
ICots WCA0 no0S Az 4k1o yc1tClu8yy Uut euC
tsnor of the latest dispatches is reassuring.--
They state that confidence was returning. Up
to midnight last night public order remained
undisturbed- The troops patrolled the streets
and were frequently cheered by the citizens.
LONDON, June Is Evening. -Telegrams from
Paris report that that city has been tranquil
throughout the day. "a isifss.t4sli8 s. "a
PRUSSIA. .Hgsaa
BERLIN, june Is The King of Prussia, at
tended by Count Won Bismarck, has left Ber-
lin on . tour through Hanover. = 5asi ,ls.
/, AiA 31e . ce1A SPAIN.
MADRID, June 13-The army and navy and
the civil authorities throughout the country
are taking the oath to respect and obey the
new constitution. sis
During the debate ON Mexico iu the Cortes,
yesterday, Deputy stigmatized the Mexicans
as towards. yof VI,
Gen. Prim replied that people who were
able to sustain themselves against an invasion,
were not towards. He oulogixed the Mexican
Republic and Juarez the "Great Republican =
This was received with loud cheering.
In the Cortes, yesterday, Navarro advocated
the election of the Duke de Montpensier to the
throne, and declared his preference for an i'm
medi te and fual action on the part Of the
Cortes to that effect. esss ,7s 49, "
Marshal Prim defended the present govern
ment of Mexico, and announced, that diple
matte relations would soon be renewed with
President Juartz. aas
The Duke de Montpensier has entered Spain
ana y now IN And alusia ~ ,s.,
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..D0a1ENHoN OF cAsApA.


lalllq3 1aaH TO BE TESTED.
HALIFAX, N. g. June II. in the House of
Assembly last night, Attorney General Wilkins
moved the resolutions authorizing an appeal to
the English courts TO test the legality OF the
Confederation act. He said he did not propose
that delegation be sent to England, but
would prepare the case and submit 1t TO emi-
nent counsel. II their opinion was favorable,
he would take steps to bring the question in
voying the legality OF the act before the courts,
Messrs, Troop and Smith, late delegates to
England, opposed the resolution, on the ground
that already the eminent counsel, Sir Round ell
Palmer and Vernon 81. Harcourt, had said the
act was legal -
Mr.. wilkins said the csse was not placed be-
fore the counsel fairly, and Sir Roundell Palm
er was prejudiced against Nova Scotia. LIS
After q long debate, in the conrse Of which
annexation sentiments were fully uttered, the
question was taken = for the resolution l6:
against it a. Notice was given of a motion to
rescind the vote. 81 III .gl
INTERNATIONAL QUESTIONS.
OTTAWA, June 12.-The Governor General
has submitted TO the House, o copy of the cor
respondsncs between the Canadian delegates
to London and Lord Granville, relating to the
Island Of San Juan. His Lordship informed
the delegates that he had aseertained from
Lord Clarendon that Mr.. Sumner had been
authorized by the committee of the United
States Senate on Foreign Relations to make q
report on the San Juan Convention, and TO
fecommsnd that they should SANCTION its rati-
fcation by the President Her Majssty's min
lister to Washington was Of the opinion that
no reason existed why the report should moi
De taKen ~ into consideration by the senate our
respecting the losses and dangers dan sustainsi By
the invasion of Canada by the Fenians, Earl
Granville says: 90 II mixed eommiseion was
constituted Tor tine settlement Of BFitith Amer.
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Special Agents for Porsiand nnd vieiaisy
April II. dtfsx e'. r w sas-Ss- 9a
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sCELLAHEOUb NKWB.
p NEw YoRK, June 49, Rio .Jane;ro ls..or
dated May 8th,s says. the emancipation of tbe
slaves r being strongly advocated by num-
Der OF prominent citizens OF Brazil s-S-
Pa Count DEE had arrived at Asuncion and
fo9nd the army completely demoralised. 80
ing stronger every day, while the ailies were
unable TO move and were losing strength tbs
longer they remained idle. oG .e-.alY1 ID i1'',.
Nothing had been heard from Minister Nc.
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Proposals for RGtiOsss
Assd Ship ChGadIery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
District of Portlaad and Falmouth,
Portland lima K 1890

District of Portlaad and falmouth,
Portland, june 3, 1889.
CEALED Proposals win be received at this ONCE
- until the Path day OF june inst, for the supply Of
Ratons the petty ofncers and ssamen Of the u 8.
Revenue steamer "Mahoning,s - or any other Revenue
Cutter or Cutters that may be stationed &C this
port for the term Of one year from the LIST day Of
July next.
The ration tor the Revenue service is the same a.
that allowed in the naval service omitting the liquor
and consists Of the following articles, yz:: Beef
Pork, Flour, Rice RLisns, Dried Fruit Pickles or
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Buttsr,
Cheese, Molasses. Vine gar. Ar
The rations 10 be of good wholesome quality, to
be apr roved by the Captain, and the diherent ar-
ces comprising the rations 70 be delivered ON board
the vessel good and suficent casks and vessels to
be provided by the contractor, and the contents
thereof to be distinctly marked on each 10 to be
understood that the contractor win be bound 70 iur-
nsh upon reasonable notice, often may be re-
qured by the captain OF the vessel with the appro-
baton OF the Collector (not exceeding upon an aver
age ONE day In each week. such mesh meat and
fresh vegetables may be equivalents to the CORES
pondng parts OF the raons allowed In the naval SER
vice.
Table Of Rations may be seen at this once.
Sealed Proposals win also be recsved at this Once,
until the 21st INST tor Ship Chandlery for the use Of
the above named vessel or vessels for said term OF
one year. e-i-.-tl.t4 A.a1
List of articles to be bid for, and other speciaca-
tons necessary to full understanding Of the propo-
sails advertised for, may be seen ct this once.
ii--i ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR-
Je9dt24 lllIs. p n. 49 Collector.
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AMe oakes. Pilsbury QdiKey foint Tor do I, 3
Henley, do d1as iof er sosten Tssssr
sa,tos! lta 'shs ss Shsshs% Fountain B.smot.
Averills New York Tor do; Jessie. Fosta ea Jacket,
deuce tor Ct john NIB Lucy Ames Risnds1rrr rroyi- Hn
New York 0theiIo, Eldridge, Glace Ban, CB, tor
Ratsn; Boynton, Calais tor Providence. '0r 90;
BosTuN-Ar 18th, schs Abner Taylor, Dodvs
Mssesli Wood. Rondoat J Tinker. Stanley, = do ,
ne,en a cLeod. Cogswell, Calais. s
ca 5lth. schs Northern Light, Plummer, Machias
Margaret, Nichols, Portland to load lor Savannah
sonny Boat Kelley, Richmond. Me, to load for Bal
tmore; Dlrigo, Snow, Baltimore. - !
AT 18th, barque LemueI, Howes Messna: sebs
Beai LGste Mssb;h FISH Strong Philadelphia Revolution.
mellow; ship sunbeam, from Caldera b.rque Loch
C,d 18th, brig Nayarino, Blood. cieniuegos; ,ebs
| uSs.ruae Coalwel Eastport; R0wena Cook Calais !:
| Apaer Taylor, Dodge, Bangor; Idaho, Babbaee. do:
TsO%aston; Fannie Han. CHM. Stockton. Rt'0n' '0i
SsfALEM-Ar i1th, brig Hattie b, Daegett. Eliza.
| peInporti sch Empire. Ferguson, Rondouf. yuma
EiG;,a.1sUCESTERrAr tlth. brig Hattie B, Daegett.
Machias Boston; Olive Branch HiSans ea1; E,1a I'M
Eort1 for Lynn; Regulator Wass. Addison TOR Bos.
Yen; CyTena Ann, Clark. aud American Eagle, Sta
NM NsNuEyWBURYpoRT-Ar 18th, sch Kossuth, Smith,
SID lith. sch M L varney. yarpev. Bangor 01i 3
| MACHLAS-Sld 9th. barque Flesh FTeeze. Nc.
Dousal, Buenos Ayres. - - -' Wv
ind. sic FOREIGN PORTS.
AT at Hong Kong April Is. barque Parsee, soule.
Rsam SD im Genoa 2sth ult, brig M Merrill, Morse, tor
Nssa. sid IN Rangoona April %, barque Henry Buck,
As Huseas Aps as barQus Belvdere Finn for
0Is st Liverpool asih ult, ship Richard Busted
:, At Port Spain asd uIt barque Meguntioook, king
an Ar ct s. John, NB. sub inst, brig Rolling Wave
smith, ndsas S%
nsnoefson' s kennebunk; Mary, Rogers. Eastport.
fPer steamer Siberia, at Boston1 $50 e
Sid i'm Liverpool 29th ult, Virginia, Campbell fer
= Ent out 2sth Albert Gallatin. Chandler, Mobile; /;
eft ca,an.W Wilhams New Orleans; Goodel, Crock.
of the Lizard 2zth, Argentine, Atwood. from Ant
PSiladaIaSw 5SI New * aosk Franklin, Hobrook. from
4a Tuskar soth, Egeria. Cook, from Liverpool for
Ar at London lst inst, Sierra Nevada, Pauno from
SD IN Cardiff soth, Thomas Harvard, strickland,
Sid I'm shanshae Apl g Falcon. Linne for New
CA. AT e Foo-chow A1rn s. Sarah March, Morton, im
s!d I'M Bangkok April Anna Walsh, rossett, for
Arat Akyab April p. Hudson, Reed. Alden. m as !
81 Msrys 8 aeHerie ne isth ut Charlotte Buck. Gott I'm
Az sf oonstantinople goth ult. Ann Duncan, Reed,
nsasdn sld IN, Genoa sSth nit Lizzie NJ Msrr Morse,
AZ It Gibraltar cath ult, Gazelle. Cole, Palermo,
land cid Tor Phiadelphiakg SS~' -S
Gd e. cadz S;a 27t6 ult Josephne Martin, Fickett
CID ct Hayre 2sth ut, Kit Carson, Penuel, Cardift
a ~, r,---I -. aca.
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p ~ t-4f1it O0mESE1Ci F0kIS ii5s
:, NEW ORLEANS Below 9Th inst, barque Desiah,
PENsAcoLA2Cid ad. barque casco. Gardner,
Philadelphia; brig Guiding Star, Freathy, ios New
sAyANNAH-Ar 9TH, brig Mary Kinds. Hast
mgs, New Orleans. slliH
AT 7th. ship John barbour, from New York. k.asgIs
CID 10th, ship Gen Butler. Chase. Liverpool.
,GoERGEToWN, ,so-Ar 7th, brig Chas Wesley,
ss scs wT BptpsR s snsr' RaaEor
New & York; Daybreas, pay Blake, Belfast
wi WlLMINGfoN-cid I'D sth, sch Chattanooga. Black
RfCHMoND-Ar 9Th, sch Hud q Frank. Pendle.
b SiAIffMoRE-Ar ifii 10Th, Dsrsus Henry ? Lord
sshs M $ Lewis, lewis Boston; Helen j Hoiway
L & Uogsven swett, Gioucester. '''-'ss" A'' - :
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 10Th, schs 5ss "a a i, Parsons
Clark, Gardiner; VIM Capes, Baker, do; Crow
ell Hoye., SAGE; Armenia, Cole. Boston; Lain Rich
AT iotb, sch BVandusen, Young. philadelphia
Uld 10Th, brig Cascatelle Carlisle, Matanzas scba
Fsnny Heating, Daniels. Gardiner; Addie NJ Bird
NEW YORK-.Ar 10th, sehs Lady sufolk, Arm
strong, Bangor; stephen Hotchki 8, Hodgdon, Rock
Below 10th. ship Nile, Awkward, from Liverpool,
Ar 1lth. ship Mercury, stetson, i'm Havre LIST ult
barqnes Nellie Ghapiu, Wass, Manila; Elba, Peter
fuegos; schs Marcus Hunter, Orr, st John, NB, /;
days; Lizzie, Tabbut Eastport Anna Gardiner
Knowles. Surry; Pavilion, Parker, FRANKFORT; ID
Partridge, Snow, Rockland; Nile Spear, and Rich
mond, Guptill. do; g e Kelley, Kelley, Portland
HELLER, Davis, Bangor; May Day. Adams, do
Judge Tenny, Cavanaugh RondoIt tor Salem: IA
ga ilfn.. barqne MARY Fox, Ross, Cienfueeos
dan, DsmaraTa sch . Moody, Abbott, Para.
NORWICH Al 10th, sch Sarah Ann. cellamore
NEW LoNDoN-Ar 10Th. sch Neptune. from New
PRoyIDENCE-Sld llth, schs Rebecca G Lane
Holt. Ensworth; Avon, Parks Bangor. f1a.l
NEWPoRT-Ar 1Ith, sch Mary Brewer, Pease
kockiand tor New York; I r Jones, Robinson, ffon
Elixabethport Tor Newburyport Express, Lunt
York. -.
Calais. H'' w 011 "
WARREN. RI-Ar 10th. sch Golden Rule. wan
Calais for Pawtueket. - =
NEw s aEpfoFDT ! ,lth. sch ysst. HAUNT, 10
HOLMES HQI.EzAs 10th, brig Robin, Aepkips
Millbridge for New York; schs Ring pove, WoostoT
Calais foE do; L Holway, Bryant, Meehfas tor do
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Words Of . wisdom

p tllI s1FHfsHU E0K YOUNG MN,
On the Ruling Passion i'm Youth and Early Manhood,
with SELF HELP for the Erring and unfortunate-
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Ad-
dephia, Pa, sisssIsss4 sNmay2ld6t w3m -
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90. N 81 "a m m G[,IA,l

:, New York sleek and Msacy m ariscs.
NEW YORK, June 70 Mooney frna. The Com
Msrsia ssys Money z active at cent. Sterling
higher. State bonds higher. Stocks steadier Cod
frmsr at 1884. ~
Thesteanship vile Dc Raris took ssoo, 900 in spe-
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ssl3uy We, and I,ll do yen Good" Dr.
LamSlcy's Root and Herb lSiiters are sure
OF the Blood and Skin. Scrotula, Dyspepsia, Cos.
tiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice. Headache, ard Bill
ious Diseases, General Debility, SC. They cleanse
purif the blood strengthen the body, and thorough
prepare I to resist diseases Of all Kinds. GEO. G.
GOODWIN g Co., Boston. Sold by alldruggists.
Mar 13-sN1ew
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ELnEA, june I3.--The jury in the case of
Daniel Noble, for the Royal Insurance bond
robbery in New York in December, 1856. failed
70 agree and were discharged last eveninc.
This was the second trial Of the defendant on
the same charge. The jury were about equal
| " qqEEflqeqrQ rQ hGa 4-e4AhlRM M
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alaska.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. . 2

SAN FRANCISCO, june 12.-Steamer Constan-
about $4,000 worth Of skins offur bearing an-
imals from Alaska. Owing to some infraction
of the Treasury regulations the government
officials here seized the steamers cargo of furs
Everything was unusually dull at Sitka. The
weather was warm throughout the territory.
But little ice was put at Kodias Island or
sitka by the ice companies. hA
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Administrators sale Of Real Es-

Administrators Sale of Real Es-
K 40 osassisl,..so d bas tate. bas fid -
HOUSE and Land No 90 State Street.
1ILot OF Land on Church street. near Federal,con
tanning about 1900 feet. = sai'in '''a- -
Lot OF Land on corner Of Church and Newbury
streets, containing about 3400 feet
Lot of Land on Church, below Newbury ct, con.
tanning about $500 feet go T. .
Undivided interest in lot OF Land ON Mayo street
The above property Is offered at private sale tor
ten days andif not disposed of within that time viii
be sold at public auction. .ss31@ z
Apply to "a q ia B. @. SOMERBY, Admir-.
je4d16dls IIieistsa .as,
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Sch Island Queen, OF Deer Isle. went asho
Brenton's Rect. near Newport. night OF the 1itl
and is thought will 60 to pieces. ~ b {
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l"OUT OF SORTS.

Take DIR. s. o. .RIcHARDsoN'ssHERRY wINr
BITTERS, ,2-the most medicinal in the market. Es-
taAlishsd In 1903. maria-sxeod&w4m
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NOTICE u hereby given, that the subscriber has
trust q xdIis2sssator Of SIu the estate estate Of
a BENJAMIN s. HAGGETT, late OF Portland,
In the County Of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. An persons having de-
ands upon the estate Of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same; and al persons indebted to said
are called rP%Sn e nsEs Rsy%ses e Ad,,,
Portland, june /, 1859, jeESdlawSwsa .
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LONDON, June 12-Eveniug.-Consols closed at
ezf tor money. -
american securities-United States 5-20's firmer
LIvERPOoL, June acknowledgements
10000 bales Wheat as Sd tor California White Ros-
in 5s for common. ~ 8ff fI4t
5-20's closed fat at set q se4
LONDON june 12-E Evening. .-Tallow AS.
FRANKFoRTs June Forenoon United States
5-2a's quoted to-day at SCI.
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sfhIScFIELD, june 13.-Lyman Whitman,
OF Agawam, Mass. q merchant and paper man
ufacturer, committed suicide yesterday by
hanging himself i'm his barn.. He was 65 years
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NE w xORx.'

A youth named Hutchings, aged f9, D Gle
for Cobb Brothers, was hit On the head playil
base bah, Thursday, and died Friday night.
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R. X. HUNT,
Mouse Island I!

The subscribers respectfully inform the
Ek4kkM public that they have recently purchased
Mouse Island, and have fitted mp the beautiful
Stone Cottage for the accommodation OF boardeIa
Ii o pleasant and agreeable Summer Resort.
This island Is situated at the entrance OF Booth
bay Harbor, In full view Of the sea; and with ia
pleasant grounds and excellent beach for sea bath
ing is believed to be one Of the most beautiful loca-
tions on the coast,
Boats furnished for sailing or fishing.
Daily conveyance with Bath by Steamer Spray.
j. g @. CAMERON.
Southport Me, June 5, 1859. je7d3Ws
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Csista'doro's NJ Hai,.s Dye.

Ca.istGCIO9'O,s ID H0i24 Due. y
nass Operates as Rapidly as Electricity. .illas 4
No sooner is the hair moistened with 1t, than "a
glorions BLAcKsor is produced. There is
no smell-no staining OF the skin-no failhre-no
delay. 10 i.
CristadorO's Hair PreservativeJl Is
Are you premonished by the falling hairs that
badness approaches? Sir madam, thera is, in that
case, no time for hesitation or delay Cristadoro,s
hair preseryative used regularly morning and even
ing, will as surely prevent the mortifyng contin-
gency and recover your head with vigorous growth
Of hair as the dew viii revive the withering sssIS
There Is fno such word as fail % p lii ~
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6S Maiden Lane Prin-
cipal Depot No Astor House. je7sod odXeow1msN
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NOTICE hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon him.
self the trust Of Administrators of the estate OF
ANN SHATTUCK, late of Portland,
IN the CoIntyof vumberiand, deceased, and given
upon the estate Of said deceased required to ex
hibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to "a
,s JAMES MOUNTFORf, Administrator.
Portland, June 1, 1899. je4F da1awswtg r.
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car.Ir0RNfA,

IS g AA ARRIVAL OF o. g.. srEAAHRs, H.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-The United
states steamer Pensacola, from Mexican ports,
mas arrived; Also, steamer Colorado, from
treasure from Mexican ports. zTK
.E 1 PRoFFERED DONATION.
Horace w. Carpenter, of Oakland. offers to
donate $4,000 for the establishment Of an Or
phan Asylum in that city, on condition that
five other citizens subscribe like amounts. max
ing a total of 100000 or even il all the citi-
zens of Oakland will make up the above
amount ae4 Z. ssns -
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Eccurstoss Certificates to the
e South 7

A Ia convention Of the Southern Railways held at
"A Atlanta. Ca, January ath, 1882 IL was
Resoired, "Thst Excursion Oertncafes De issued %
parties eesirng to yist The soesn ef tns pafpose o.
Element OF Investment. Said certificates good over
all roads agreeing % the ,;s ssme. =, .,,.s - .,s.
over the roads agreeing to tho same, at two cents
per mile. -. A.. xr..u,. a. A. ~..., 49,. ala
"A Al 70 reduce their regular rates one third, 10
srfies holding the certificates. The certificate con-
ains list of all the Roads ard Hotels agreeng to
Railways varies from Eve to seven cents per mile.
The above reduction In fare BY southern Railways 10
made with view TO Introduce Northern capital and
labor. s.t s''
Certificates can be procured IRON, and all neces-
sary information viii be cheerfnIy given BY W. ID.
Liffie & Ce., Agents, 40 l-2 Exchange st, Fort
E. HUBERT,
.rr .r.fal la Supt. w. 81 A. r. R.,
Chairman Standing Committee.
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A CARD. The Officers and Members OF the Port
land Light Infantry take this method OF returning
their sincere thanks for the generous present Of
s334. 90 M made them by their Honorary Members
and invited guests the occasion OF their late ex-
eursion.
jef2d1t v. ID. WlLLiAMo' IieaA'
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May 2i lat IS, lon 49, barque Heroine, from Liver
May e. !at -, Ion 50. brig Tempest, from N York
May 81, in Mona Passage, barque Josie Mildred
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city. June IL, Mrs. Esther Rich. aged 90
years 10 months. 'f.3s ne3 ellli1es q II a.
In Belfast, May 49, Mrs. Polly, widow Of the late
John M. Patterson, aged SO years.
Wetherbee. : ---iT''
In waldo, june Q. Mr.. Henry J. Woods, aged 70
years. -
In Roekland. june .. Lizzie j., daughter Of BENZ.
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leaa claims, due noiice wohid BE- siysnso tSat
~ partiee znight present claims.s
/. MILITIA RKfoRT
The militia report shows the volunteer force
q the Dominion actnally enrolled in 1858 to be
20, ,948. Of the reserve militia there are in On
tari0 35,852; in nQuebec 215,2 ,216: in New Bruns-
wick 81, ,652; in Nova Scotia 69,875. fa
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Portland Army and Navy Union
Special Meetiag Of the Portland Armya1d Ma
"A w Union viii be holden on Monday Evening,
June 18th ~ O'Clock to II the association con-
nder expedient tq make any change IN tne man, an
ner Of celebrating ths coming Anniversary. full
2 nc. HoGsxoN. ssc'y. ieIidst
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Maine Central Railroad Company,

NOTICE Is hereby given that there will bs .
In meeting of the Stockholders OF said company at
the Directors Once IN Waterville, ON Thursday, the
evening, to act upon the following articles viz:
1. 10 see ii the Stockholders will modify the vote
suing the bonds Of the company; and 10 take such
action in the premses as may be deemed expedient.
2. To see IL the stockholders VIII ratiry the action
of the Directors In relation contract to lease the
Belfast and Moose Head Railroad.
Portland, May n, 1859. - ffa l
fis By order OF the Direetors
Attest. JOSIAH H. DkUMMOND, Clerk.
may 27-d3wTh.
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PORT OF PORTLAND ,

Saturday Jnne 12.
+ p .FfiS ' ARRIVED. t9'*H ~,
4 Steamer Dirige, johnson. New York : mdse to
Henry Fox. .ii4asA7l ltoi
Brig Rio, (Br) johnson, Havana 25th ult-melado
Brig O M Reynolds. Dick, 5Cardenas as-suear and
molasses to q Churchill q Co, and j d Lord. 5Nf
y Brig @ II Kennedy. Staples Elizabethport. g
Sch Enroclydon. lBrI Wiligar, Windsor, MS. with
plaster for o market. 80 - f'ie
Sch Electa. (BrD Reddsn. Ragged Island, with hac-
matack knees, &C, to Jos Wescott q Sons. -Tfifi
Sch Trade Wind. Babbs Rpndout. M
Sch 4 Verrin. Faless RondoHt. y ~
Sch Ocean. Grant. Boston. $40 g
Sch Gazelle. Williams, Boston. g,,sf.f
Sch Commodore, Mitchell, Eastport.
Sloop Bull Run, Williams, Bath for Boston. '.o'-
tFA - -A CLEARED taaiAislSs
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, NS-John Por-
teous. r, 3t 49, ss.s "a
. Big Victoria. lBr, Purdy, St John. NIB : John
Sch Emma Story. Nightingale. Plymouth.
Sch Helen Maria, Prince, Camden and Belfast
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Il W asA4e ~ ARRIVED. n 'Ntl-'iH ~,
Barque Lizzie Fl jackson, (of Portlandl Warwick,
Matanzss IA ys,-molasses to y u Brown 8 Sons.
4 SAILED-Brig Addie Hale, and others.
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Sch Island Quesn, Of Deer Isle. went ashore on
Brentons Rect. near Newport. night OF the Nth inst
and Is thought will 60 to pieces. ~ ssF2
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