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BUSINESS NOTICES,


The Renson Why-onc OF the most
mysterious murders tn the anaals Of crime CON,
n.ts u AneF aa fSa5 Of IN M
fa,i Il 1sea The Incidents attenIan, upoa this
iaurler arc given at some length IN The article "a
Scwtrsv n1ily .ronr7a1i Of April ao1n- In this IN.
nc rcasoa ~ ;c paessao9 ot 'nas 5cm,staes
baf this lcs on the part Of oye- 1eaiols friends
viii fail to prevent the rrtszues ro;osed: aad this
t. shintnrm the reading and Interested public that
viumas oi thc iLtCNISiTED WESTERN
W0TsLN ai III carly lar. The edt1:on commene-
n:eL v,ta beau.tr1l cartoon p!.ase<! n ol Col,
oEs OF "o2era Boare o. the Konin9 DceA le1ls
inches Il size. n which tic arts. has tniEoaIcc1
several well known characters.
ST. 1n.nea' Hotel. Boston, Mns&--
Win Iindy INFORM Us e.hef b5 telegram Of le:ies.
Q, tnetr intended aZTt7a!, VIC eAo be better psf.
nared rpy tte.f eornfofr. FRorR1IfoE 81. JAMES
Ec1a.
II snxes Lase.-4.I hnve lost three
cnudrep bt bowel dtseases- and aeoniG naEe 1851
Ill had /. not been for Doctor Seth Arnola,s Esl'
# the. could onls eet n 50 Hr1tcs ReE. Jedet-
son naseans Of saTex.buEy, Asss-
non>1 forget thnt Hamilton 4:
NosfleJ, lsa 1Ale street, have the largest and
1ne4t stock Of boots anh shoes. N ~ sa5ies ~
low prices.
The Vermont Spring WateF1The
g7ea{ remedy for cancer, scrotEl3 h1Sats d!srase,
and other t.dneJ Affections Bliss i saAsf,
Agents, III Lake street
Pain In Len ohess 1:ndsr ths
atpu,Jer ili1de tnutcates e1tAE1h- ISe Hn!cou
Al p!h!asur In pin; bottles, u, tn! Ee1 cured ioo
can u It nee 6s 1sa soutn ClasS street. Chicago
fstsaie f1VAA
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4 Putn In Lett Chest t'nder the
atpu,Jer iiI4ie tnttea1rs eztA1h- ESe Wole9uB
ran ~ II nee bt 1sq South ClaEk street. Chicago
P.4yare N.oms-
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II Snye4 Llfc.-k@I hnve lost three
chi1drtr pr bowel dtseases, and ahouii nate lost
vi mad /. not been for Doctor Seth AruolaA lssl'
sam. thousands die every year Y no hoHd ave
II they could onls get r.. So EHtcs Res. JeNes-
, 1869-05-22

Paper EsuUEiuEs nnd WtndoM ,s1
bs, shea n F. E. N2byR ~ Ranto1pn s11eet.
, 1869-05-22
Before Jpnf5ce O u5u1

GEORGE WE1I1AXs, aged Is, WAS dned ~ And
Itair Of shoes from etorc on North Clalk street
-DFNNN DEW FIT WIS arrested for being drunk
w IN Lrpnght up Tor \ hearing hIl conduct 111
, 1869-05-22

Thr Vermont NpFtnX WatcF-The
c7es; remedy fer cancer, kcrotEl1 RrtSht disease,
and other k.dneJ affections. Bliss saA2f,
Agents. III Lake street.
, 1869-05-22

nOn>r forget thut Hamilton
Uosdje1. isa Lille street, have the largest and
nuc1t STOCK Of bosts 1nh shoes. IN I'll styles, Al
low pItce4-
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The Beat and original Tonic OF lFonl
pnn61ao.uA aad csusay1, knoun - Casweis
Mark CO, y F~f:n-Pnoaohss<<i Elixir of ca:tsa y
!lA1k 1 h tsN.. r-a:ee.A eGl2r . t3t Wool. ~
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ST. Jutnca, T1ose4% Boston, Mns&+-
~ The travelling scaEon approaches, o11 patrons
viii kipJly tpforn, Us ehcF by telegram OF ettcz.
9. tner intended aTtTa1, We eAo be better PFC.
n.red TOT the.f eonfor. FRorz1zsoH 81. JA1ES'
HClH.
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EoR sALKGQoD LOTS ON ALEXANDRA,
kot.ith Twenty si1th Twsn eighth. Twsnty ninth,
TbTt.eta Ruddan nd Arooldsa eetweea MsnsTossa
tyeetcn and Thirty dut+tt Also Gu Hsnoxcr, But
ler and " aAre sts. Between Eenty eth and Twenty.
down, s 5eara. p1 cent ALbERT CRAaE+ III Mon.
, 1869-05-22

EoR sALE-nr P. NUGEyT. II ItAtsDoLFHsT..
T Hnrse md lease on Bis fr[an aAv,
Two hoU&es aud tezsr on Elsuton IT.
Houee And Lease We1S IT.
Hcuae AID lease W41hinEtan-4 st
ksloon and tixtnrcs Ia kood ioea,on- VcE5 cheap.
0y3 utr 6IlpK E1at
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STRAYED GR STOLEN.

cTRATED OR s1aLEy-QS MAY IL, A RED
= ,ra ~h,te eow, iEesr ma f1e7 3e eotner lad.
Hatn vhtze Inc Above raAy be fonnd VIII be Ibera1y
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
e U r. OPE.



DUBLIN, July 19.-Mr. Washburton, the
way to attend the Assizes was e.a n'e ~ nls
the roadside and severely wounded. The .ss vs
sin has not yet been discovered. 81 1e '''ss-
LONDON, July 19.--In the Hopss 81 r.o-a.
tonight the University tests bin came mn ..o'us
The Earl of Camavon moved the nrav;.r.
question, on the ground of lateness Of the saa'
son and insufficiency Of time for the cons;d-
alton of the bill. On division Of the House
the bill was thrown out.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Olney, Under
Secretary of Foreign Affairs, said the Govern.
ment was aware that negotiations had passed
between Bavaria and Austria with respect to
the Ecumsnical Council, but having received
no official information it could submit no
papers on the subject.
In reply to the inquiry Of Mr.. Keggate, as to
how the Irish Church fund was to be locally
applied, Mr.. Gladstone said the question was
rather premature. He could not presume that
the bill would pass Moreover, the financial
parts of the measure were very complex and
he could not say how far portions Of the sur.
plus would bear q local character, but he ans
wersd the House that the government was de-
Ireland. viva
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20

HAVANA, July 17.--Ths following are She closing
m sIr sns Ys s
Havana and g sssesn eoanssi sss S
boxes and HOO hhds. Sugar firm but business small
and prices unchanged for Nos 10 to u Dutch Stands
rrS and Ms: - g 70 Quoted at s o ssas
m mssn from Ercpe; quoted Ct reals y artobe;
and 81 reals for grocery grades Lard dull at 20
g % 10 %; american 80 . q 1915 D Dbl But.
nominal dssna 4 u e iap Rse sst ass
i fias .fsass s q s: cured M. Is
E@p SSas Z ss 8 ia ss'9 Hoops se sai ::
Per cent On Fars q Il pe e c.n n DTsa
MUM; on United States, 90 days sight, in God, 81
g per cent. premiq 8 do short Fight, 5 q per
25l per cent discount short sight % per cent. dis
count. Freights-small craft in demand for the
pni,sd statss boz Sugar to Northern ports y
sz5; hid Molasses to Northern and southeFa
LONDON, July 19-Forenoon.--Consols % ss}
American seeurities-United States 5-1o's s2l;
Erie shares 193; Illinois Cenral shares 9s} =
dF a. July ISL orenoon.- United States
Y lIFERPooL, July ly-F0ren0on.-Cott0n quiet;
sales 5000 bales; Middlng uplands 12ad; Middling
Red wssfsr. Wheat 8 L Ia I g ss "a. s''' M ''''
LONDON, July 19--Evening- Consols closed 1T sa}
q 931 Tor money and account.
E American securities---United States 5-2os quiet
and steady at s2f; Erie shares i94 Illinois Central
shares 931. 49, ~
LIVERPOOL, July 19-Evenng-Cotton quiet:
Mtddline upands 125d; Middling Orleans 13d sales
5000 bales. California Wheat los Cd; Red Western
90 % Ia Corn 29s for old and 28s for new. Fine
LONDON, July 49, Evening. -Tallow Us BAL Su-
gar quiet on the spot and eoat. Spirits Tufpentine
26s Sd. Calcutta Lnseed 62s. - : :.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20

A0JOurne0 bher1u'S Sale
CUMBERLAND, IS.
TAKEN on execution and will be sold at public
y auctontunlsss previously rsdeemedl to the high
est bidder, ON Wednesday, the twenty-frst dhy Of
Sherifs Once in the city of Portland, in said soun
w the following described personal property, to wit:
One breech- loading Carbine.
0ne sporting Ride and Shot Gun, double bbl-) =
One large Silver Pitcher. ~
LATED at Portland aforesaid the nth day of July,
-,o... MATTHEW ADAMS, Dept Sheriff.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
VNon-Resident Taxes

IN the town Of windham. In the County of Cum
i berland, for the year 1865.
The following list Of Taxes on real estate Of non.
resident owners 10 the town of Wndham flor the yeal
lector OF said town. on the 18th day Of june, 1868
has been returned by him as unpaid ON the 9Th DAY
of May, 1852 by his certificate Of that date and now
remain unpaid and notice is hereby given that 1t the
said taxes interest and charges not paid into the
Treasury OF the said Town within eighteen months
nom the date OF the commitment OF the said bills
much OF the real estate taxed as will be sufficient
pay the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges VIII, without further notice, be sold at Pub
nc auction at my office ct Great Falls in said town
o,eloclr in f6oA
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
eHANGIsa oUAar OF 4 RAILROAD.
NEW JERSEY.

TIE PRECEDENT At LUNG bHANCH q J
LONG BRANCH, July 19.-This afternoon the
President and family went in bathing on the
beach. Subsequently the party rode out and
was noticed and saluted by the guests at the
Branch. The President intends stopping here
some time. A meeting was held this evening
by the guests Of the Stetson House and resi-
dents of Long Branch, and it was resolved
that grand ball should be given ia honor of
the President at the Stetson House, on Mon
day evening next, ~ '7l7
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
GEORGIA.

MACON, July 19-At the opening of the u.
:. Commissioners Court this morning, the
commissioner announced as follows Infor-
honorable District Attorney, that other and
important witnesses for The defence in the Tnr-
ner case will appear, and the court having sinh
p@ned these witnesses and wishing Justice in
the matter, this court will adjourn until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. >" -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
LOUISIANA.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

NEW ORLEANS, July 19.-Messrs. Faieres and
Sounds, partner and chief clerk, in the house
of Contourie & Co., against whom warrants
were issued ON the 18th inst, delivered them
selves up to Marshal Packard this morning
and were released on giving bonds for $1,000.
Over 10000 cigars were taken possession OF
to-day by Marshal Packard. asfafH -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
WASHINGTON.
DISCOVERIES.


w.sHrsaroN, July 19-To-day Commission
er parker discovered in the Indian Bureau q
number of silver medals prepared under diff
ferent administrations as presents to friendly
Indian Chiefs in token Of .friendship. The
medals are stamped with the heads Of the diff
erent Presidents under whose administrations
state treaties were ratified. A few medals are
to be struck bearing President Grants image
for distribution among the friendly Indians.
NEW ISSUE OF CURRENCY Nv s.
A small quantity of fifteen cent currency
was issued by the Treasurer to-day and an adj
ditional supply is expected tomorrow. New
twenty-five and fifty cent notes will make their
appearance in few days. 1t will probably be
several weeks before the money win be out for
general distribution. as go a b
MAYOR BowEN's MESSAGE. e
Mayor Bowen, in message to the City
Council tonight, recommends that white and
colored children be educated under the same
public school system and under the same roof.
He can see no objection to this, as in other re-
spects all distinction to race or color has been
abolished He also nominated Prof Vashon
oolored, to be one of the trustees of the whits
schools. "a
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20

sNHw YORK, July 19-eP. M.-Cotton is dull and
vors buyers superfne t. fancy State $40 I So
DO 70 choice Western 1oQ esS; Southern quiet
orn 1 Without deemed esoes ss
sae No s spse e. qSs Me-
Caliorna 70 Corn Il higher; sales 900 BUSH s
sSlc g soand: white estsrn osc; Yellow sontSs
moss 8 % q 1906 nov extra Zoo q %. Pork
8 y sSS os s sss 40 sss new closed
dered as iaie; kctsis Do 70 q s6i @hisEsy si Is
onss ans oss sSas s s
Muscogado 12ac. Molasses dull and nominally' un-
changed; TalIow arm; sales 900 lbs at hi q
Wheat per sail I'D and per steamer Cd. -sa
PHLADELrHIA. July 17s-Coal Market. The
New England market continues exceedingly active,
snss snppss ISss 4 et
large slpmsnts At once T1s LsSiek and ScS SSuis
sun tie os q ss dsy w Ss ana
Hudson and the Delaware, LackaWAnna and Wes-
tern Coppaniss, and they positively declare they
ners have obtained employment elsewhere, we can
1Eis nste1is! SalssS ~ Il pr soaa sa
d
less the present estimates Of the years ption
are very much at faule The carryinR Companies
cannot transport more Coal during the balance Of
the season than viii n al probabilty be required
and 10 it 70 not likely that the present rates Will re-
csaes while there severy prospect OF still further
DHrxorr, July Flour ann and UNCHANGED
Wheat quiet; No: White os; No. I A1nbsr D..
CHICAGO, July Is Flour quiet. wheat quiet ana
steady or 10, a and dull Tor No. att 50. leller
July Corn arm at e g sls seller ssA 70
lower sales No. at 66 q 6G}c Rye steady at O6
Tor No. and o. q Los for No. 2. Barley inactive
and nopinal. High Wines quiet at 90. Provisions
dull ana nominal Mess Pork s. 90. Lard 1sa q lsc.
Dry sated shoulders 1sc ". &. " ~ 81
roINoINNATI. July 1as--W hiskey firm at oo.-
PROVISIONS firm and quiet. Mess Fork 80 CO.. Bulk
Meats 10 q lb3c. Bacon Lie for shoulders and rs a
163c Tor Sides Lard held firmly at 19jc. with no
sales Sugar cured Hams firm at 21a q 22ic; Stock
MILwAUKEE. July 1s.--Flouf heavy. wheat is
quiet at 81 for No. and 293 for Mo- Q. Oats
nrmer at 68a q 60c for No.. Corn nominal Rye
Quiet and unchapeeds Barley nominal 81
.,i NEW oRIEAHs. July 19;-Cotton steady; Mid
ding nplapds 32dcs Sugar dull; common 10 a lie
prime l3zc. .Molasses- prime fermenting sc. ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
) yyhsIaiNDriss.

HAvANA, July 19.-Col. Alvear and the On
GERS Of his battalion have received orders to re-
turn to Havana and form new regiment their
old command having been reduced to small
fragment by disease and battle. 4
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
SOUTH A.lmnRIoA.

LONDON. July 19. -Advices from Rio Janeiro
to June 23 state that the revolution in Uruguay
was increasing. The President had returned
with the insurgents ~ E&gTEMH
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
2 Ant6racits cool foF DC Navy.

AnGnr8cICe C00l Tor the Navy.
s3lAez NAVY DEPARTMENT.. so
erw, Bsrsqr ef EQuspmsnt and Recsssit;nc,
CEALED Proposals for furnishing Anthracite
~ Coal for the Navy, to be delivered during the
1scaly ending 30th june 1870 VIM Be received at
this Bureau until 10 a y, 18th August 1854.
These proposals must be endorsed HProposals for
Anthracite Coal for Steamera," that they may be
dist1nguished from other business letters. ~
The oer must be for the delivery of 900 TONS Of
r The coal must be of the best Buck Mountain. or
Black Heath. Or Of kind equal to them IN an re-
spects or the purpose intended, which equality win
be determined by Board appointed BY the Secretary
of the Navy after the reception of the bids. 30
The name ofthe coal proposed to be furnished must
be stated in the offer. Il1.15- 7I--IE -
The price must be for the Coal delivered at the
Philadeiphia Navy Yard, or on board Of vessels at
such points within six miles thereof as may be de-
sgnated by HE Bureau, ct the contractors risk and
expense, and withoutaxtra charge OF any kind. Z
The coal must I'm all respects be satisfactory to the
inspector or inspectors to be appointed BY the Blu
ton. - = =
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will also be
received until the same date for furnishng the fol-
lowing quantities and qualities OF Coal at the difer
emit Navy yards, during the fiscal year ending June
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
DOMINION OF CANADA.
REnrAsR OFF FATHFR McnrAHor

OTTAWA, July 19.-The Government has de-
cided to release Father Mcmahon from con-
nnement in the Provincial penitentiary. No
reference was made to the imperial authorities.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
mAssAomUsETTs.


BOSTON. July TO- AT Wenham Saturday the
house and barn Of franklin HadIey,A together
with a building used as a wheelwright shop,
were destroyed by fire. The house WAS occu-
pied by Mr.. Hadley and DIR. Robinson, who
lost nearly all their furniture. Loss from 5000
to $4,000. While assisting in removing the
furniture, w B. Morgan had his pocket book
containing between $500 and $500, stolen.
Chief Justice Chase arrived tonight at the
Revere House. He goes to Hanover to-mor-
row, and will make brief address before the
Dartmouth College Alumni, on Wednesday, Of
which he is President. s
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
$4,000

w ILL purchase the Patent Right Of the State OIL
w Maine Of q trst class Patent, Just out An ar
ticle needed in every family Best Of references CIV
en-. For particulars address
j. MACKENZIE,
iyl5dIw Post Office Boston, Mass
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
SzseY6f,s Safe.

CUMBERLAND, IS. 81 .t4.s es.. s.s
0ElZED ON execution, and will be sold at public
~ suction, ON Saturday, the twenty first day Of
August, A. ID 1882 ct ten O'Clock in the forenoon, ct
the Sherihs Once, in the City of Portland, in said
County, all the right In equity which Michael Nc
Donald Of said Portland has or had the 18th day
of November, A. ID. 1858, 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-
scribed parcel of morteaged real estate with the
buildings thereon, viz certain lot of land situated
In Portland, the northeasterly Vt Monroe
and Greenleaf Streets beginning at point on the
easterly side of Greenleaf street, and running from
thence seventy feet northwestery along the norther
side of Monroe street, from thence forty fest north
westerly to stake; from thence southwestsrIy to
Greeneaf street seventy feet; thence southeasterly
forty feet to the bounds began ct. the same being
subject to amortgsge to VIM Oxnard for $500; to b.
r 4 WIN: Noble for &94l IS; to Desrng, Mllliken q
Co. for $2457 to G. f. Thrasher Co. nor $500; also
subject to sherfs sale In fayor of Broyden q a. for
e242 all recorded In Cumberland Registry to which
reference 10 given for more particular description;
also same in favor of @. II. Stuart q al for 3131e7,
Is particularly set forth in plaintiffs writ Of
attachment. By virtue of same execution said right
In equity was seized on the twenty fifth day of
March, A. ID. 1859, at ten o'clock and hfteen minutes
In the forenoon and levy suspended by reason of
prior attachment then pending in the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court for Cumberland County.
NJ. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Portland the 18th Of July, 1853. 2s-at
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
AUCTION SALES.
Groceries and Store Fixtures m
AHcfInn

ON Wednesday, July 2ist. at 2 i-2 O'Clock P M.
~ Saesroom u Exchange st, Sugars, Tea, Cola
Rice, Starch. Pipes, Can Tomatoes, Soda. Spics,
Pepper Sauce, Saleratus, Bread Preparation Raisin
Currants, Hard Bread, Potaties, Soap Brooms,
Also double beam, counter and Spring Scales, Tin
Ware. Measures Show Case.
n. o. BAILEY, Aucsfoneer.
= At Private sale, one new, and two 2nd-hand
sde-spring wagons; two express Wagons. jy1std
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20

ST. LOUIS, July ia Helena dispatch says
that Major Gen. Eastman and another man
a few miles from Fort Benton When the
wounded men arrived at Fort Benton the citi-
Gems became excited and killed three Indians
who were in the town.
CHANGING GUAGE OF A RAILROAD.
Fifteen hundred and fifty men were engaged
in changing the guage of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. The business of the road is pro-
crossing to-day as usual. + - - -
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
LOST.

M the l6sh inst, ladies, Black Silk Sacoue. be-
~ tween vaughan's Bridge and Tukcys Bridge,
tnrou&h me CITY. Any one finding the same will bc
rewarded BY leaving IL at this office. - w
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
NEBRASKA.
1nnrAr Auu 4 ms


ST. LOUIS, July 10.-Omaha dispatches say
that Gen. Augur returned from Fort Sedg-
wick this morning. ssasi Ns4a
Gen. Corse's victory is more complete than
was at first reported. Over 400 horses and
mules were Captured, together with large
quantity Of powder and nearly five tons of
dried buffalo meat. Among the killed ID the
noted chief Standing Bull About 500 we're
found in camp, which were given to Mrs. Wei
mel, a white woman, whogwas recaptured. This
was the same band of Indians who last year
fought Gen. Forsyth, and recently committed
depredatI0ns in Kansas. secs - 2f
Lieut.. Beesher, of the Pawnee scouts, re-
ports meeting a large number of Sioux Indians
ON Republican river. Three Of fhem were kill
ed and three wounded. 81 -. 3 7sa7-s ~
STATE VALUATION. isi.fsa ~.
The State Assessor reports that the total val
nation of taxable property in Nebraska is $42,-
1000, of this $1,000 900 Is property of the Un-
ion Pacific railroad. Its valuation is six times
greater than in 1862. eitis saea iiAss
ACclDENT. ~
A Kansas City dispatch says that portion
of the bridge being built over Marais des Cyg-
mes river, on the Gulf railroad, fell in yester-
day.. killing four men and severely iDjuring
another H.,
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
Notice.

ONE Box containing Leather, marked n; W. X;
Steam Packet Co. since April 1868 whoever mas
claims to said Box will please prove Propetzs KY
charges, and take away. .. r. WiLLiAA"S'As'
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20

Cape Cottage.

4 This beautiful summer residence will be
nopen on June LIST, 1869. 1t is located ON
6i CAPE ELIZABETH, MAINE,
EkA4s three miles from Portland. 1t is unrival-
led Tor us advantages summer retreat, command
ing fine view OF the and harbor, and affordIng
every facility for Bathing and r fsnfmg.
The refreshing and invigorating climate of the
Cape renders 1t very desirable place for those who
contemplate leaving the city for health OF recreation
The subscriber having leased this well-known Ho-
tel, which has been thoroughly renovated, win open
u for the public, to whom he Is determined make
1t pleasant and attractive home. They may be as
sured of good table, comfortable BEDS prompt and
respectful attention and reasonable bills.
Coaches leave Portland every day ON arrival OF
Trans and Boats.
JOSEPH b. NYE.
july3-d2m
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
To Consumers Of Coal


I N consequence of q combination existing among
coal region, toregulate the price oflabor similar
combination Of vessel owners and captains in REFER
ence to the feightDg Of COAL and having to pay cash
for all coal, we the coal dealers of Portland, feel
that to pursue the course We have in the past, Of
selling coalfor future delivery, would be disastrous
to the trade, and principle not recognized in any
other brench Of business; therefore, 1T Is hereby
agreed that on and after June 10TH all sales of coal
shall BE- for cash. with privilege Of delivering the
coal within thirty days.
rsk& Fes.sw JAMES u WILLIAMS.
HIRAM BROOKS,
JACKSON e. EATON.
EVANS q GREENE,
Jos. POOR.
JAMES h. BAKER.
4, .s.ses-. JNO. w. DEERING.
2 tsraA RANDALL, McALLISTER & CO.
SAML ROUNDS q SONS.
PAUL PRINCE & SON.
JOHN 7. ROGERS & CO.
eas HENRY L. PAINE q co.
= June 12-eod I'm sa~ sss sf8s4
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
Atlantic 8 ST, Lawrence r. m. {

Atlantic 8 st. Lawrence h. h. Co,
T1yHE Stockholders Of the Atlantic q st Lawrence
u Railroad Company are hereby notified that theiI
Annual Meeting will be held at the ONCE Of the
Treasurer In the Grand Trunk Railway Depot, Port.
land, on
Tuesday, she ID day Of Ansuss, 1850,
At ten O'Clock A N, tor the purpose ofmaking chocs
nine Directors TOR the current year, and Tor the
transaction OF any other business that may legally
come before the meeting.
Portland, July 10, 1859.
az Stockholders ONLY can pass free over the
road 10 and from the meeting and they must exhibit
their certificates to the conductor. jy15td
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
Lost-Overcoat.

. nah s,mmer overcoat was let In the Carriage
"A ~ f3entieman. July h. at Forest city PARK
The owner will hnd Il by calling at this once.
july 19d1w
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given that have this day
IN tired from the partnership lately subss ing
der the firm name Of EASTON SAMPSON u FEN
NEY and in future the business will be carried ON
by Easton q Tenney, who will receive all debts due
the late firm and pay all demands due from said firm
in the regular course Of trade.
WIN. G. SAMPSON.
Portland, July 18th, 1892 jy1aeodiw
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
Truclxnen!

A LII Licenses for Trucks, Wagons, Carts, Drays
a Jiggers, and Hand-Carts, expired ON the 30th
day Of June and must be renewed. All interested
ingly.
800 JOHN SWEET, City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-20
Yachting

T0 Let on worry reasonable terms, the Yacht Capt
u Charles Roberts, about II tons new measurement.
particularly adapted for island parties and deep sea
nshing. Enquire at Harris Hat Store, corner Ell !.
change and Middle ct, for particulars.
Jyi6dSws CAPT. G. MATHEWS.