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and color-meanwhile their diary qualities
were sadly neglected and impaired. With
In the last twenty yeare Mr.. Patterson OF
Maryland has been breeding them to inn
prove their dairy qualities. His labors
have been attended with wonderful success.
Juhn r. Andersen of South Windham, Ne.
exhibited herd of Patterson Devons some
Of which are extraordinary mixers. Far
mers having short pastures. would do well
to give them fair trial.
The AYRsHIREs were out in full force.
some with pedigrees. and some without. OF
the standard breeds, this Il the youngest.
but As mixers, cows that Ill the pail up to
the ''brim." they stand precinincnt- They
are well fitted for our cold climate. coarse
heritage and poor pastures. possessing the
faculty of converting a larger per centagc-
Of thin food into milk than any other breed
the Kerry excepted. The cows are natur-
ally timid and nervous. requiring gentle
treatment. BY some II j. said that the
Ayr>hircs deicrioratc IN few years-that
our soil or our grasses or the extremes Of
climate dis-po>sess them Of those good
qualities which make them 80 valuable in
Scotland. Be this 50 or not. every Cattle
Show exhibits them In increased numbers.
We know OF no better criterion by which
to tell Of the turn in the tide Of (cattle) af-
fair. than those annual agricultural exhi-
bition> Farmers may be slow. hut they
are pretty SURE W
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~ the Honorable Ju,Is. u Prob,t, tor III. ,..
L. ol lfa1-rlck mn
~ uH1yt7i<n"d Adnlulstrator nf the estate of
rilAh y BRO" late % fremont IL sAiI ryuntv
,,,t tIaiif Iepff-"nts that the goods
Aho thAlels rights and G. edits 81 said dre-a..d
~ ny ,sfh' icn I" pas lu,t debt. and charge. III
ann 7,.tt aunn by the sum OF Two Hundred lol.
lA'. herei"re your petitioner pray- your Un-.
'" :" sAa"t MN Lie-'n-e 70 .rh, at public Or trt
NAtt safe ana convey Al lie lent VI I. rr.t t-it.
Nido" dove. therein u satisfy AID i,-t, ~,
charge Of administration
ABRAHAM RfCHNEbSnS Ad,,r
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TllE subscriber hereby gives notice to al can
] rernsd. that De has bo,'u daily appointed ssa
has taken up"u himself th~ trpst OF an Aarl,.
TRAITOR Of the Estate at
Wan. eiHnt
iafc ~ Trenton. III the County Of TAno,ck IL.
ceased, by giving bond A. the las d4,yt. n
90 ths 44tl trteassei's rstate make as4rsIs,-
payment and tsu>- Nhu have any demand. ,aars
nH, 10 exhibit the came tur p4YHtc4tt
Aug l~n auii PtkEL H. iEttSp
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4 fIlG an extensive practice ct upwards
n twenty years. continue. t. - -tr, Patents 4n
the niiei states also great it-litan bra o.
and other foreign rounig1rs oasra.s >l.e~inea-
lon-. Bot.fs Assignments- and all isag-rTr draw
sng- Tor fAtsnis. executed ON reasonable icrms
with Dispatch krsrarrii"s made into Amrrac asa
ar Foreign Horks. Ia detrgluius i.KAt and other
s'isire rendered in al! ainE the SAM
rcnittinE doli@.. Assignment recorded In
vs. shington
No S9cacg sa fAf asfssf Nfdd.. Fssanssss saIcrs1r
Hscs4.fies for a>sa@ag PaA,.fs ssocrsariuia fA>
prslcfscaSsisfy 81 tHresfta4s.
During eight moailI- the subscriber IN the cpuf.c
oil is large Practice. nAe ga fE-acs re5scted april
e~tlans siNrLfN ArFEAI-> ~r~rg oa.s II when va
decie.l Ia a. fsrpr bt ts OF lat-nlr
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I AXE pleasure - crriif, 10. ihs
DE. RlCHAI'S BAL>AM No. =

has completely cured 4 case " Tertiary ~yphin
Of Eight Year. stllaias. contracted 10 the army
lrner having expended rive Hundred Dollar, for
medical attendance. The cA-r referred to- az th.
time Of commencing ting us- Of pr. RtCIAU'>
Remsdies- va. confined % b. L. 9Th 1i-ef. an both
hands ami arms. Any ono doubling the above or
wishing further particulars. caa be Informed by
r.t.ringto
VI. Il HUGHES, Druggist
Nav -, iss9. Ne.burg Gus ahoso Co.. ohio.
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STATE OF MAINE

h.>t"ch, s-.-tourt ~ Probate. August Term.
\. u. i-s9 $50 1900
pom the foregoing Petition order Ell Tn a,
49, " Glow give public notice 10 an person. H.
fIrstcd' By causing copy Of this order 10 BE-.
fuDii7' ca thFtr Srrk- -uccc--iyciy ID Thr ftI.
Nth american newspaper Jubli-nrI Ia lI..
"ViN' IA raIi Nouutf, thAt they may appear az a
.uit n Probate ter -ali tvun 10 I'M b.ll 4,
ri. worth on the an "wednesday la orto,s.r new
~ teh NJ w SlrrA 10 thr Forenoon and .B.g'
eau-c u any they have Why the -ani,. -h.,,iJ ,,
b. granted ''
fNEktR Tuck Judge
Atrrt! nE". 4. DiLE Essi-t,t
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III ihr ii'u"ra able ju.l-r Probate, IVY thc ,uu
81 4 Hancock
The undersigned widow ot Dco. IS ta--ir,4
I'M" ni ~urry ta +Aii tuuuty. dcea.rI rr-r..tf1f.
'rurrsrni = INA said drrea--t decd pt- 4..-- ,.t
nv ItrE"hAi E-iat". An Inventory W. which "a.
hrrn duly returned into the Probate once tr,t
A"t Eireans iinrv- s.i-r IL .-.lry th.t ab..
NV. IT. more ~ "'4i PERSONAL k-tAtr IMAM
- ''''''''' ~ "H ? Hi'ti ltHiirn thereof. ~h''
VIZ ''n5e rTb' ulat your Huaor wuulI t-ant MI
sA'h AIpS Anrc olt I'D -atl Personal E.ttta IA ! u,
@SLr discretion FsG may determine urr,--- .Yv
Ahd VI "prf, AMI also appoint commissioners iD
set ont her Dover
Susan " tb..rN-
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STATE OF MAINE.

ID. I-l9. Nt'A- ie'hi' n
Fpu 1hs foregoing petition. ordered That snIs
I,t t"hc' give Pnbsc 5ice 10 all persons inter
1890 w causing copy 81 he petition and Ill
o'4ti u,''eon, I" be published three week ! sur
ti i'tiE IN ne Ellsworth American a newsrat,ei
.'as appear Al a court Of Probate for sail cnunty
~ n hsit at tL'w orth tue an Welne.. III Z,
~, 80, heN'' AZ yen 81 the clos ia the forenoon
" NOV Cause. II ans tney have why INV ,r,, =,
% said I'-ii'isner should not be granted
PARKER TULk Judge
49, ~ bfkEt Register. 3WS7
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At court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth u.
in amt tor the County af Hancock on the id NJ NJ
ReSday OF September A. u 1850. WEI
a. u. Burnhain Necuior Of The last vii.
Benz p Huckins " o.
hate Of Trenton. ia SAID Uoaaty deceased A.,
prcsents, his first account OF Administered y ~
on ssid estate for Probate: Wy
ORDERED That the said Executor NV. ,,,.
thereof 10 All persons interested by causing 4 s
Of sin, order 70 be published thpr uc L. .r.
siyeiy rs thv Ellsworth Ameriea an, pginte,l ia 4 "
49, E1a - ~ a repAte laEr
hsSiay ct OCTOBER ReNt. AZ ten Of the cio-k h w
forenoon, and sAHw cause. II any they havr -
the same should NOT Ice allowed. -
PsKhBs TICK, Ialre
lrue epy- Attest: Ggo. 4. IiYsa, kerSss,
SRi
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Icaal 1atite5


Te the Honorable Judge Of Probate Tor the Coun-
ty OF Hancock.
The Undersigned David Roiick 81. Guardian of
Elmer ". Wa-gatf. OF Eden IN the County Of Han.
cock and State OF Maine, respectfully represents
that his said war IL seized and possessed of the
Eden and state aforesaid and bounded as follows.
Beginning Al a ce'tar stake on Easteriy line for
merly owned by Jason Wasgait, thence south ~
Degrees. East n rods and some Inks Ia Jhas.
Runkeris line. thence on Sa 10 hna south ID De
grccs, West ~ Rods 70 4 hrrh uree. thence West
cry 10 Rods ard six feet 10 the highway. thence
following the highway Norih-rly is Rods and o
feet to said Jason Wasgatts line, thence following
said line north - degrees last II rods t. the place
Of beginning and containing arTrs more or less :,
and whereas an adF anti gVou> oder has been made
for ss.I Real Estate by nanci Iiincktey Of Han
gnr, Maia. and whereas would he tor the atiyan-
tage Of his said ward ~ sell said Real Estate and
apply the proceeds thereof 20 make q comfortable
aud suitable home for his said ward with waFd's
mother. he would ask your Honor permission
Tor License tn sell satd Real Estate ana apply the
proceeds aforesaid - AVID KnpIt D. Jr.
Ellsworth sept -. IS'p-
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, - Dart ut Probate, Eut X sport sept.
Terul. q tSssi.
ppn The foregoing petition, ordered. That said
pet give puhsr notice "a aii persons inter
esitd hy Causing . cops nt thN petitiaR aad Dr
dor thereon. to te pub shed thTec weeks success
tyely IN The ellsworth American Newspaper
pFintcsi ia Ellsworth, IA said tounty, that they
may appear al tnuTt IT Probate for said County
- he NJ ii ri Ellsworth pa the si4, day IT ts'tp
l-cr next. AZ zen ~ The rio-A th- fsfrnooa, 70
~hew "sHsT. - Any ihev have. why Che prayer
OF said i'ctiIgeucs sh9uil a't Q. sranied
fSNREE IttA JuG-r,
Attest t.ea .-- ry~f Register.
- true copy attest ''r' l'tcr. Register.
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VOLUME Il

AZ aCourt OF Z obaie holden AT Ellsworth
n In and tor the County of Hancock on 4 VIZ
Wednesday of september u lsia @F Isl
Abbie NJ Emery, Administrator on tho T..
OF joel Emery, Jr. IN said County derease 1stAi'
ing presented her LIST, account Of Admins, aag'
upon said estate for Probate AsoH
ORDERED That the sad Administrat,,,
notice thereof to all tcrsons interested Nv - s'e
y copy OF this Order to be published threes As ns
successfully In the Ellsworth Am, rican ny s.eks
In Ellsworth that they may appear al A praaa r
court TO be holden at Ellsworth on tina /, vac
Wednesday of octohef next, at ten of Inc ~
in the forenoon and show eau e 1t any tney Nsoes
why the same should not be allowed Aa'e
PARKER TICK, ind,
A true Copp--Attc Geo. A. Dyer, ReyistsrH use
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american ana satrtga paIru,
r. u. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
I4.i~ srrs u tae 4 rsi~s ons-- q ashinstou.
ua.i~r the AsG of l.
No. -. St.;e 81, Dppsalis Kitbv 81.
bI>IUN
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WOOL CARDING.

RHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REYITTEO HIS
] Cardipg Mil, put In new Cards. aad Is nov
prepared 70 do work prompty and well, at Ne
Old stand At surrv Village. Wool ieft Win HsuvV
whiting. fl worth, Wood 4 Coaary. Bluehif
Falls, will BE- takea and the rolls retained 70 N
same places nSs Of expense 70 eussO0ers.
y. A. CURTIs.
sarry, April -, lsss. I:H
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r ANY ono Wi -htu. 'r ~n4Alrr 20 b- H--In ~
egrad :" lhis Me'llc'nr rAa hAre Addre- ~ flH BY
writing 10 tn-.
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It~TINl,,NIAI-

u regard hr. filsiy tbs lie saa
sssnosssfsa practitioners with wh,ss4 hasr hAa
Official IN tercogTse. tflA~ MASON.
tnrnfnle-i unct- ~ Paients.
Il have no hesitation al assuring inventors that
they cannot employ osEf.efeHf aasj
fr1fsffnorfAy. and more capable 4 putting thrlT
applications in a form to for the eArls
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Late I oinfntsstoncI at fairuie.
Mr.. X II. Enbf has nssic for n3e TIIlETEfN
applications, 10 all but OAK of which pasenis
have been granted. and that ono y now pending.
such unmistakable proof Of great talent and
ability on his part leads To recommend all IN
vcntors to Apply to HIM TO procure their patents
a. thcy may lee sure of having the m.ost faithful
attention be iowed on their cases, And nj Ncrt
reasonable charges. JOHN I A1IAEp-
Jan. !. I~A-iy5e
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. tBlLFiSCH STREET.

opposite Revere House BOSTON.
TIE Trustees Of this Institution talk,
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ELLSWORTH. July p, 1868.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
United States Internal Revenue.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, FIRST DISTRICT MA1NF.i
Athen@um Building, Plum Street,
PORTLAND, May %. 1862 4
| hereby give notice that have received from ihe
Assessor OF Internal Revenue tor said First Dis
trict OF Maine, the Annual List Of Taxes and Spec
the same have become due and are payable and
that Will by myself Deputy attend 70 the collec-
llon thereof at the following designated times and
places, viz: -
AT my Once in Portland, daily Sundays excepted,
from June !, 1868, to June 25 1868, inclusive.
At Kennebunk, at the Hotel kept by Woodbury. A.
nan, tuesday june sth, iSC9, fiom II O'Clock A. NJ.
At Kittery Depot, wednes lay, june 9th, 1902
from S.45 A. nj. to 10 o'clock A. H.
At South Berwick, at the Newichawauick House
to O'Clock p, nj.
have also made arrangements whereby parties in
Blddeford owing such taxes may pay the same to
NJ chapman, Cashier at the Biddelord National
20. 1869. - =
Parties in Saco owing such taxes may pay the same
70 L. Scamman, Cashier at the Saeo National Bank,
during bank hours at any time prior TO June 90
a.. Parties In brunswick owing such taxes may pay
the same to j. F. Winchell Cashier at the First Ma
tional Bank OF Brunswick, during bank hours, at
any time prior to June 20, 1869.
The Internal Revenue Act requires no further no.
ce OF Annual List than the foregoing, except the
Special Notice to be mailed to all parties who neg
iect TO pay within the time above specified for the
issuing and service of which the law provides that
fee Of ticenty cents shall be charged
All persons assessed respectfully requested to
govern themselves accordingly.
FRANKLIN j. ROLLINS,
may29edtune25 Collector.
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Call and See Him,
Ne Charges Nothing for Exnminntian.
Proposals for R0tiOns
Ind Ship ChGndEery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
District Of Portland and Falmouth
DortIonI lima fQcn


CEALED Proposals win be received at this Office
- until the oath day OF juno inst for the supply of
Rations to the petty officers and seamen Of the o. s.
Revenue steamer sMahoning," or any other Revenue
Cutter or Cutters that may be stationed at this
port, for The term Of one year from the LIST day Of
July next
The ration tor the Revenue service Is the same as
that allowed in the navalsergce, omittng the liquor
and consists OF the following articles, w.: Beef
Pork, Flour, Rice, Rasins or Dried Fruit Pickles or
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese, Moiasses. Vinegar.
\ The rations to be Of good wholesome quality, to
be approved by the Captain and the different Ard.
Giles comprising the ratons 70 be delivered ON board
the vessel In good and sufficient casks and vessels. 70
he provided by the contractor, and the contents
thereof to be distinctly marked each IL Is to be
understood that the contractor will be bound to FUR
nish upon reasonable notice, often as may be re-
qairad by the captain OF the vessel with the appr0
Saton OF the Collector mot exceeding upon an aver
a 10 one day in each week. such mesh meat anq
fresh vegetables may be equvalept to the cores
ponding parts Of the rations allowed m naval ser
vice. 49,.
Table of EatiOns may be s6en at this Office.
Sealed Proposals viii also be received at this Office
until the 21 INST tor Ship Chandicry for the use OF
the above named vessel or vessels for said term OF
one year.
List of articles to be bid for, and other specifca-
tons necessary to roll understanding OF the propo
sails advertised for, may be seen at this once,
III ISRAEL WAsHBURN, JR.
je9dt24 Collector.
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.s;uEEzExuz, Is speedy and certain
<@S&l#sXEzS$EkA remedy for Coughs, Colds.
GHkNEA Hodrseness, Sore Throat,
H4a%85 TX X y bronchitis, Cdt0TTh, IN
H. 7Sslel1kSlE5kS{ timenSa, Whooping Cough,
&9S< NLV Asthma, and the curious
NS5 ksaNS~ 40, 1gsc assss Of the LHng'
ES- The attention o
ease Of the lungs is directed to this valuable reme-
dy The season OF the year has already come when
on account Of the sudden changes in the weather,
colds and coughs are easily taken and If neglected
may lead 10 disease OF the lungs. What is needed
under such circumstances is reliable remedy
speedy in affording relief and ehectual in arresting
further progress ofthe disease.
~ To arrest the existing irritation Of the air pas
sages and the lungs, speedily and efectuaiy, the
seat and cause OF cough, important step gained
towards reef anil In the first stages of the dis
I ease. MAsrA'S PULMOSIc BALsAM possesses this
important power and while it promptly and chectu-
ally arrests all existing Irritation and rapidly relieves
cough it renders the lungs further relief by promot
ing free discharge of the accumulated mucuz in the
air passages, imparting healthy action and vigor
to the chest at the same time.
Those suffering with cough and the first stages
of lung disease viii theretofe lind in this valuable
preparation speedy and decided relie Even those
whose condition is beyond recovery, will de-
rive from its use great benefit as well as comfort.
For the class diseases 1t is designed to relieve the
general commentator 1t has received has provediis
great efficacy beyond question. For the past en-
years thousands have been speedily and eifectuallv
cured by its timely while suffering from sever
colds pyotI acted coughs and from ofber forn,s n,
lung diseased 1t is prepared from vegetable balsams
and the medicinal properties OF roots ant herbs
with no minerals nor poisonous acids, simple and
safe in the materials used, it can be taken nj any
time.
kg-sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medi-
eines drought the United States.
w. w. WHIPPLE 81 CO., Portland,
Dec 22-d&w6m General Agents for Maine.
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we may look for b moderately active business al
good prices but should Spectators succeed IN pro-
ducng excessive rates, will be very injurious to
the trade. e7-ssse
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad COMPANY
have announced that on and after the 4th inst the
drawbacks ON all Anthracts Coal shipped from Port
Richmond viii be as follows: On lump and steamer
7oc; broken and egg Zoe; steve Soc; chestnut zoe.
CHICAGO, June 14.-Flour dull and nominaly I'M
changed at 30 a 6 % for Spring extras Wheat is
firmer and active; sales No. at p seller june
Corn active and stronger at 81 g e2ie for No and
bSsc for No 2. Oats dull and nominally unchanged;
sales No. at 593 a Coo. Rye steady and moderate
~ active at 95 q 96c for No. and 9ic for No. q Bar
ley dull and neglected. Hghwines-buyersa and SELL
ers apart; nominally at 90 q 9ic. Mess Pork quiet
and firm at SO 90. Hams stronger and higher; sales
at 154 q 1Gc. Lard quiet and rmer sales at 1870 for
country, ard 191c for steam. Bulk Meats frmer;
sales 25,000i lbs. loose shoulders 13c cash. rough
sides 16ac buyer July.
OfNCINNATI. juno I-Whskey is firm at 90 "a
921c holders ask &c. Mess Pork held firmly at 80 CO.,
sales ut 80 u.s. Lard held at 19Jc and in good demand
at 19c Bulk Meats held at 154c for shoulders;
nothing doing Bacon firm at IA 1c Tor shoulders and
16 a 1sc for sides, but held &c higher later. Hams
19l a 2O1c.
MILWAUKEE,, June 14.-Flour heavy and nomi-
nal and 12Jc lower. Wheat quiet at 115t tor No. 1
and II Tor No. 2. Corn steady; No. Q at 5Sc. Rye
frmer; No. at &c. Barley dull and nominal.
NEW ORLEANS. June 14.-Cotton has advanced
4c; Middling uplands 304 q sole. Sugar prime IS
a 1910. Molasses nominal.
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Genteel and Desirable Residence
M. ON Cumberland st.

K. M. PATTEN Il CO., Aucsieneeys.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST.
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HAVANA. juno 13.-The following are the closing
quotationsof merchandise for the week ending Sat-
:-Sugar-stock in warehouses in Havana and
Matanzas 3S4 900 boxes and 900 hhds exports for
the week from Havana and Matanzas to foreign
countries ZOO boxes and $500 hhds to the United
States, 5000 boxes and 5000 hhds.; market buoyant
on basis of 81 a 81 reals tor Nos. 10 to 10 Dutch
standard P arrobe. Molasses, fair to good refining
firm II q reals ~ keg. Lard steady; in tierces at
1885, IN 25lb tins 213c % lib. Flour easier at $40 25
% bbl. Petroleum dull in bbls.4 reals; in tins 81
reals P gal. Other articles unchanged. Freights
advancing. Exchange stiff; quotations unchanged
HAVANA June 14.-Thc markets are fiat and but
little business doing.
LONDON, June 4-Forenoon.-Consols at 92s "a
92s ton money.
American securities United States 8 20's at s01
Erie shares 1871; Illinois Cenral shares 81.
FRANKFORT, Juno 15-F0renoon.-United States
5-2os quoted to-day at SGs.
LIVERPOOL, June 14-Forenoon.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales 5000 bales; Mddng uplands lid
DO Orleans I'D. Corn 27t q 2sts. Pork 99s. Lard
lis 3d.. t5F 3kSTlkSs ~
LONDON, june 14-Evening.-Consol closed at
92s tor money and 92s for account.
American seeurities-U United States 5-20's at S03
Erie shares 19i; Illinois Central shares "a.
LIVERPOOL, June INSTRUMENTATION quiet
Mddling uplands 11sd; do Orleans 12d sales 10, 600
bales, Tallow 4is Sd. Naval Stores quiet.
FRANKFORT, june 14-Evening.- United States
5-2O's closed frmer; quotations unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
WASHINGTON.
B1Ds FOR STEAMERS.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Bids were opened
to-day in the Bureau of construction and re-
pairs of the Navy Department, for the pur-
chase Of the monitors Cohoes, Kaka, Nansetta,
Suncook, Warsaw and Yazoo, lying at League
Washington navy yard. Only two bids were
received, the first of which was from Richard
Wallack, of this city, who proposes to take two
of those at League Island, as the government
may determine, for 100000 EACH Messrs. Al
exander Purves & Son, of Philadelphia, pro-
pose to purchase the Yazoo for $25,275 the
Warsaw for 1850. the SuncOok for S2l, 575
the gasco for $14,125, and the Chino for S13,-
O75. Tho proposals will be submitted tosthe
Secretary of the Navy, and consummated If
tho parties have bid over the appraised value.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

April 81, off sonrovia, barque Star King. 81 days
from Boston Tor -.
May II, lat 243. lon II n, barque w Swazey, I'm
Savannah for Monteyideo, Is days ont
June s, lat So, Ion "a 90. barque Sarah Ii Hale finn
Philadelphia ior Matanzas.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
In Cancer He Claims superiority
DR.. Chase is not n Clairvoyant,

But conducts his examinations on a strictly scion
tifc principle and win challenge any medium for
n test examinaflnn-
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and b B Everett, Jones, Philadelphia; Il d Bird
Drinkwater; qertrade, CoalweIl, and @ Thomas,
Crockett, do; Maria Lunt, Boynton, and Transfer,
Col Jones, Strong, and Hannie Westbrook, Little.
john, do; Choctaw, Jones, Calais.
Ar 18th s, sh dp Southern Eagle ThSndike Liver
Shuee, Ms; i Nash. Wass Eiizabethpor t Red Red
Racket. Averil, New York.
Cid 18th, sch Lucy, Hurlbut, Eastport
SALEM-Ar 18th, sch Ralph Soudcr, Crosby, i'm
Ar 18th. schs Advance, Leighton. MiIlbridge for
Pawtucket;. Predmore. seayey, and while Martin,
Noyes, Portland tor New York.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 18th. schs George. TATE.
and Laura Mayfair Rockland.
Berry, Pendleton, Boston.
Ar 18th. schs Tampa, Huntley,a and Jones, Rob-
PoRTSM0TUH-Ar sth sch Choctaw, Carlow,
Lubec.
AR 10TH schs Albion, Smith, I'm New York: nth.
Helen Mar, Rich, New York.
Hr 18th, sch Harriet Gardiner. Baker Boston,
Sid 18TH, schs Albion, Smith, Castine; A Elliott,
BANGOR-Ar 18th, briggs Fidelia. Stone Nyork.
TO load for Buenos Ayres Fannie Butler, Bartlett,
Portland, to load for Porto Rico,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Melbourne Apis, barque Chattanooga, Free
man, Boston.
Ar at Tarragona 2Gth ult, barque Eliza White,
At Sierra Leone Ilth ult, brig belmont Locke,
C0chrane, i0r new Il DIRK.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Electric Spark
Leach, San Francisco
Ar 14th inst, ship Twilight, Sawyer San Francisc.
At Arroyo 18th ult, brig Isabel Beurman Small,
for New York days.
Ar at Falmouth. ia, 22d ult brig Josie. Pettigrew.
New York.
At Baracoa Cd inst, schs c a Hendrick, Hendrick.
Tor Boston days; Azelda ~ Laura, McIndoe, fol-
New York days; Frank Treat, Wood. do.
At Montreal 10th inst, barque Augustine Kobbe
Carver, tor Buenos Ayres, ldg
Cid at St John. NIB, 18th inst baroue Adelaide
Norris, Melcher, Penarth Roads,
Sid fm Liverpool goth ult, ship Abyssinian, Par
sons, for Portland, or Boston.
Sid FIN Cardiff olth. ship Thos Harvard, Strick-
land, New York.
SPOKEN
April 81, off Monroyia, barque Star King, 81 day.
from Boston for --.
May 81, lat 243. lon II 81, barque w Swazey in
Savannah for Monteyideo, Is days ont 81
June 6, lat So, Ion IA co. barque Sarah Ii Hale. fin
Philadelphia Ior Matanzas.