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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-06

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Lately much improved-and the new
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
Improved with Rowell,s Patent Double
COg-wheels, and the Patent Stop are now
unquestiOnably far superior to any appa-
ratus for washing clothes ever invented,
and will save their cost twice year, by
saving labor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testi-
mony as follows;
"We like our machine much; could not
be persuaded to do without 1t, and with
the aid Of Doty, we feel that we are mas
tiers ofthe position."-Rev. Bishop Scott,
NJ. 4. Church.
ut is worth one dollar week to any
family."-N. Y. Tribune.
"In the Laundry of my house there Is o
perpetual Thanksgiving on Mondays for
the invention Of your excellynt wringer."
REV. Theodore l.. Cuyler. ... ....
"Every week has given 1t q stronger
hold upon the affections Of the inmates OF
the lalndry."-New York Observer.
III heartily commend it to economists OF
time, money and contentment."-Rev. Dr.
Bellows.
"They save three-fourths of the labor
and time, and pay for themselves, both In
money and contentment."-N. o. Plea
yune,
"Friend Doty-Your last improvement
of your Washing Machine is a complete
success. assure you our Machine after
years use, is thought more of to-day
than ever and would not be parted with
under any circumstances."-Solon Robin
| son.
PRICES.
Send the retail price: Washer, $l5,
extra Wringer $40, and we will forward
either or both machines, free of freight, to
places where no one is selling, and SO sure
are we they will be liked, that we agree to
refund the money if anyone wishes to
return the machines free Of freight, after
a months trial according to directions.
| Canvasscrs, with exclusive rights OF
sale, make money fast selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom
| liberal discounts are made.
r. G. BROWNING, General Ag't,
dec II 80 Cortlandt St., N. Y.
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Administrators Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate of
Susan Alexander, decd, are hereby
notified to come forward and make imme-
date payment; and all persons having
claims against said estate are required to
present them, duly authenticated, with the
Tennessee, within the time prescribed By
law, the insolvency of said estate having
been suggested. A. q. C0BBLE,
feblS-tf Administrator.
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The above are exact copies Of original
oil paintings, and are executed by Prang
IL Co in the highcststyle ofthe art: or, in
place Of them. we will send either of our
Fine Steel Engravings Washington at
Valley Forge, Return from Market, Sum
day Morning
For two subscribers and 80 we will
send the beautiful Chrome, Poultry Life
Size 5lsxS
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The Portland daily press., 1869-07-01

NEW BEDFoRD,June 2e-Oil market--whale Oil
CONTINUES IN request, and sales have been to-day OF
lS5V bbis Northern at 05 ~ gal and 150 bbls hump
back on private terms. Resaes have also been made
WiInin the past few days,-Standard.
NEW YORK, June 30-6 P. M--Ootton more ac-
tive and firm; sales $500 balesi Middling uplands
sue Flour-sales 61oo bills; ctate and Western
t0 So; do to choice western 70 q 655; Southern
quiet and easier: sales $50 bbls common to choice
$50 @ ii Is; California dull and heavy at 20 q u.s.
Wheat 6rmer with a better export demand; sales
127 900 bush. No. Spring at Az a 4s; No.2 at
4i3 a As; White California 172 q 72}. Corn is
dull and a &c lower; sales a, 900 BUSH; new Mixed
western 68 a sec via canal and S3 l soc via railroad
closing lc lower. Oats quiet; sales $4,000 BUSH
Western "a 75c in store and 76c afoat Beet steady
and unchanged. Pork heavy and lower; sales $50
Dds n new " mess closed 50 12z cash; old do 81 10;
bills; steam rendered 16s q 19sc; kettle 192 5 2Oc
Whskey rather more active sales 200 bbls; Western
9e q oslo. Sugar DULL sales 600 hhds.; Muscovado
III @ l2c Molasses quiet. Tallow firm; sales 1900
TBS at.lls "a 11tc. Linseed nominally unchanged
Freights to Liverpool lower Cotton per sail 5-32d
Wheat per steamer Sd.
CHICAGO, June 30-Flour dull; Spring extras at
o9 g % Wheat quiet; No. easier; sales at q
seller July; No t67i q 6s5c cash and 67s @ 6SIc
seller July. Oats dull; No. 2 at 638 a 635c Rye
dull and lower; sales at o5: Bailey nominal and
unchanged High Wines dull. Mess Pork SO 121-
Lard 10 q 193c. Dry salted shoulders 12l q 12ic
OIEoINNATI. june 3O.-Whiskey dull at 92 o1 CSC.
with light sales Mess Pork held at 80 70. Bacon Is
held at l4c for shoulders Ic for clear rib and 1sc
2Okc; market firm and stock light.
MILWAUKEE, June 30.-Flour is dull and nm
changed. Wheat firmer; sales at 25 for No. and
| Y ior NO. 2 Oats steady at 62lc for No. 2. Corn
and Barley nominal
NEW ORLEANs. June 3O29.-Cotton steady: Mid
ding upands 324 a 325c. Sugar nominal; common
y Y g ssc; prime 1870. Molasses-prime fermenting
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francisco. June 29.-Steamer Mohican
sailed to-day for ports on the Mexican coast
1t was announced yesterday that she would
leave for Beherings sea with scientific expe-
dition, but in the meantime orders were receiv-
ed for her dete1tion and her destination was
changed
The Congressional Committee are to-day in
specting the public buildings.
A portion of the snow shed of the Central
Pacific railroad near Emigrant Gap has been
destroyed by fire.
A committee Of the Board of Supervisors
will proceed to Vallejo in the morning to re-
ceive William H. Seward and escort him to
this city
A shock of earthquake was experienced at
Victoria, Vancouver Island, on the 26th inst
The Democratic State Convention met in
Sacramento to-day. j. B. Crockett and VIM
Senseler were nominated for Judges of the
Supreme Court of the State by acclamation
The Russian American company has COM
Inosaaad sssit against HiEa M X Ketchpm Col
lector of Customs at Stka, for the Illegal seiz-
ure Of the company's ship Czarowitch, claim
ing $4,000 damages.
The California State Fair will open in Sac
ramento Sept. 9th. The premiums offered
amount to $4,000.
Successful experiments have been made in
this city with a working model Of an ariel
navigation machine. 1t not only ascended in
to the air, but was propelled in any direction
required by the machinery, and it has the ca
pacity for carrying eight or ten persons, being
constructed for the purpose of making trips to
New York. The inventor is confident that the
trip can be made in "a hours.
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New YorL sIock and MONEY n1.rke,.

NEW YORK. June 3o-Evenng Money stringent
to the close OF bank hours, and prices ucfuafad he :
tween a per cent; after o'clock p nj. the rate
fel. to per cent. Gold 1t has leaked ont todav
that about $4,000 900 in greenbacks are locked m ~
parties manipulating the Money market to affect the
prices generally. The great strength the Stock
ard Gold markets canses considerable surprise 10
these parties. and there indications this after
noon that some of them were buying or, other
words breaking faith with each other. In addition
to this 81 100000 Of bonds will be purchased. The
outside disbursements for interest and dividends
viii aggregate over $i50OO,0O0 at this point, and
some relief Is naturally expected from all these. At
tne close Money was easier at the legal interest.
Foreign Exchange is dull and inactive owing to the
monetary strlngency, closing at 109z. Gold was firm
during the afternoon, closing 1871 The rates paid
for carrying to-day 3-16, 5-32 1872 T. SID !,
higher late in the day. Henry Clewes q Co. furnish
the following 10 quotations United States coupon
6s 1851 1901 do 520's 1862, 1914; do 1854 liz: do
,s65 DO 1867, 1885, do 1865 1871; 10-4Os 1073
Pacific 6.s, 1863.
~ Lhe Stock market this afternoon has been active
eSSies N1Sis have been New York Central Pacific Mail
har, san @ southern and North Western stocks The
aiu turn in prices in the face of the Money
- tbs A tue street by surprise and gave rise
toL IL m i esson that some bears have been buying
Ga, d by tbe ulsdend OF per cent has been de-
firm. The following are "a nricas NJ;
89k western Union Telegram as Narv VnrL Sa,,
tral, 1909 Erie 29 do preferred b5i Hudson fss
Reading, 9Sf; Fort Wayne, 155; Michigan Central raj
Chicago & Rock Island, 118; Chicago q Nort6 We
tern, S1f do preferred 96I; Hartford q Erie ooi
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to $82 66e, 900.
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bant
to-day amounted to Se2, ,6S4, 900.
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vrs1r or arN. oRANr ro nAIr1moRE.

VISIT OF GEN. GRANT TO BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, june 3O-Gen. Grant to-day,
in accordance with previous expressed inten.
ton, visited Baltimore for the purpose Of in
specting the extensive workshops of the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Co., their European
wharyes at Locust Point, and familiarizing
himself with the localities and the steamships
plying between Baltimore and Bremen. He
was accompanied by Postmaster General
Cresswell, Secretary Cox, of the Interior De-
partment, ex-Secretary of War Edwin M
Stanton, Commissioner Delano of the In
ternal Revenue Department. and Gen. Horace
Parter, private Secretary to the President
The special train arrived at the Mount Clair
station little after 10 O clock in the forenoon,
when the distinguished party was met by the
President of the Baltimore e Ohio Railroad,
and number of the Directors of the Com
pany, Mr.. Lord, President OF the Indiana,
CINCINNATI q Lafayette Railroad, an others
Immediately on their arrival at Mount Ciair
the President and party proceeded to the work
shops. On entering the blacksmith shop the
President was greeted with tremendous cheers
by hundreds of the workmen employed there.
The President passed up and down the i'm
mepse building, examining the various opera
tions and after the inspection the President
expressed great satisfaction at the complete
ness of the work. The inspection over the
company partOok of collation. provided by
the officers of the Company. and then proceed
ed to the wharves of the Company at Locust
Point, where they went on board steamship
baltimore preparatory to taking a trip down
the bay. The party returned after proceeding
twenty miles down the bay, and the President
lett for Washington this evening.
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Brighton, Cambridge and NIedferd Cattle
Markets. fg


Especial Dispatch by International Line]
BOSTON. Wednesday June 30. 4.
At market this week :-2593 Cattle, 1884 Sheen and
Lambs 600 Swine, s4eo Fat Hogs, and 400 Veals last
3200 Fat Hogs, and $50 Veals
PRrcEs -Beeves-Extra quality $13 90 a 13 80;
2 co. third quality o 90 @ Sit gapoy ooles apads ps S
OF Cows, Oxen, Bulls &C. 50 so a. 10 rs D 100 lbs
1.-THE total weight Of hides tallow and dressed beef
Prices OF Hides, Tallow and Skins-Brghton Hides
10c; Brighton Taltow s a SIC; country Hides . G
9sc; country Taalow q 73c % fb. Lamb Skins50c
each; sheared Sheep Skins 25c ~ skim; Calf Skins
Working Oxen-T There were but few in market
and not much call for them Wequote extra pairs o
Mich Cows-Extra $s5 q 115; ordinary $50 to 50
Store Cows SS5 to sos " head. Most of the Cows in
market are Of an ordinary grade. Prices depend a
Stores-Y Yearlings $18 to s28 two wear olds $50 to
$45; three year olds $45 to s65 % head OF much ac-
eording to value for beet There are but few Stores
Sheep and Lambs-By the head, extra S4 so to
80 oo ordinary 81 80 to $4 90, from Al to &c ~ i
Lambs from So 90 to $8 90 ~ head.
Swine-Store Pigs-wholesale, IS to 14sc % fb; re-
tail IL to1Sc $ 1b; Spring Pigs wholesale i9 to 23c
retail % to 25c " ib; Fat Hogs 105 q lie ~ ib.
Poultry-Extra 10 @2Oc; mediua III 10 1sc; poor
From Maine, j Allen, So Lambs.
Remarks-The supply of Cattle from the West for
the week was larger than has been brought from
were but tew Northern Cattle. and there will be
ahotnSk III VIII i've STOCK supply the
market for the 4th of July There will probably be
but Q few Cattle, but mostly Sheep and Lambs. The
quality of the Western Cattle was not SO good as
that OF last week. Prices remain unchanged and
the trade has been very active. There has been a
large number OF Cattle taken at commission this
week The trade for Sheep and Lambs has been very
fair for the best grades but the poorer quality sold
dull. We quote sales OF 10 Cattle average weight
1893 bs, at 11tc P ib, 80 per cent shrinkage; at
lac ~ 30 per cont shrinkage, average weight 1892
weight 1880 ibs II 1Sc y fb 20 per cent shrinkaee
average weight 1890 TBS; at 13c ~ fb, 20 per cent.
shrinkage, average weight 1873 Tbs; n at 123c ID,
80 per cent shrinkage; 81 at 124c P fb 30 per cent
shrinkage, average weight 1850 TBS; Al at sic % fb
live weight; 20 at SIC P ib live weight, average
weight 10ll ibs II at 12tc " b 81 per cent shrink
cent shrinkage; 10 at 12}c % b 30 per cent shrink
age; 10 at l2tc " fb, 80 per cent shrinkage IA at
few OF the poorest grades of beet in market prices
ruling from III to 13ac " ib, and but very at the
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Foreign Markets,

HAVANA, June 2s.-Sugar firm business light but
prices unchanged. Exchange on London 14A a. 163
per cent. premium; Paris, a IL per cent. prem
ium on United States, in Gold, short sight 81 per
cent premium; do currency, 60 days sight, 25y per
cent. discount. - r.
LONDON, June 3O-Forenoon.-Consols at 92g for
money and account. 3f17
American securities-Unted States g. 2O's S0s ;
Erie shares i95; Illinois Cenral shares 94B
LIVERPOOL, June e30-Forenoon.-Cotton active
sales 1900 bales; Middling uplands 12Ad. Pork Is
LONDON, June 3O-Evening ng.-Consois closed at
92b @ SO for money and account.
American securities-U United States 5-2o's at so3
Erie shares 19l; Illinois Central shares 95.
FRANKFORT, June 30-Evening.-United States
5-20's closed at s6f q s62.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O-Evening.-C closed
leans 12a a 12sd; sales 900 bales The shipments
OF Cotton from Bombay to the 25th inst according
Re utter, were 49, 900 bales. Breadstufs rmer. Lard
-.1isoNDoN, June -Egenin g.-Su gar quiet, both
on the spot and afoat. Linseed Oil e31 15s. Cal
eutta Linseed els Sd. IS
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The Wool Market.
Especial Dispatch by Interna sional Line.

loPoSidi DiopalcH Ny 1ntetnd slOuai lllue.J
BOSTON, June 3o.-[ Reported for the Press 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 56 a
6Oc; do choice Xxx 81 @ 54c; fine AZ a 50c; medi.
um 40 q 4Sc; coarse 45 a 46c; Michigan, New York
and Vermont extra and Xxx 40 q 47c; fine 43 q 45c
medium 43 q 45c: common 43 q 45c; other Western
q 45c; pulled extra 40 q 60c; superfne 40 a 53c
No. at rs q 35c; combing fleece GO a Csc; Cafor-
mia 20 @ 35c " tb. FDregs Wools-Canada comb
ing 20 q Toe; Smyrna wasneG % a 40c, and Nwash-
ed 10 (@ 22c; Buenos Ayres 81 q dc; Cape Good
Hope 81 q 43c; Gillian % az SOC; Donsk 81 a 43c
African unwashed Is a 18c % fb.
kemarks-The demand is good and all lots of fleece
pulled Wool in good condition are readily taken at
i9 current rates. In New York the general features
while the new Wool is being purchased by dealers
aaa consumers in the interior at relatively higher
Rrisss ~ man tnose current in the seaboard markets
N sne Iniaadelphia market there is more activity
anu more 1 nrmness in prices. The new clip comes
forward freely and the indications are that prices
last year. pe Ae- Va
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Thursday Morning, July l, 1859.


DECORATING SOLDIERS GRAVES.
Special Dispatch by Western Union Line.l
AUGusra, June 80. notwithstanding the
unfavorabe state of the weather the beautiful
ceremonial Of decorating the graves of the ma
tions honored dead in tie cemetery in this city,
took place this afternoon, with solemnity befit-
ting the occasion. A procession, made upo the
q. A. r., city officers, firemen, school children
and citizens was formed on Water street, and
marched through the principal streets to Mt
Pleasant Cemetery. A large number of citi-
Gems gathered around the loved ones mounds
lending their sympathy and aid After some
remarks BY Commander Woodward, prayer
by Bev Mr.. Ring, music by the bands and
singing BY the children, brief but fervent and
appropriate address was delivered by Hon. Jo-
seph Baker. The hymn of praise was sung
and the graves were then strewn with profu-
SION OF boquets and wreaths of summer flow
ers, prayer being offered on the graves of the
unknown. At the firing Of the signal gun all
reassembled and the procession was reformed
and returned. DAMON
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Haydn Association

THE Haydn Association having completed its OF. /.
u ganizati0n,s would respectfully announce that
limited number ofSEAs0N TICKETS admitting the
holder to all the Rebearsats and Concerts ter one
year at 30 90 each have been prepared and left for
Paine's Music Store, Middle, j. N. Davis Music
Store, Center st, and at VIM. q. TwombIy's Piano
Forte Rooms, Exchange st. e lIli',-
Tickets for Life Membership $25. can be obtained
Of the President, Abner Lowell. Esq, at Lowell a.,
Senters, 301 Congress ST. Lite Members are entitled
20 free admission to all concerts and rehearsals of
the Association, each ticket admitting Gentleman
and Lady. Per Order.
. GEO. H. SMARDON,
Jelbdlm aNeg Sec'y Haydn Association. G
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@ . M M r. X CIAL

Receipts by Railroads and sfeamboats
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-90O bbls -four. 22 ears
corn 40 do lumber, cars laths, washing machines
~ rolls leather ~ beams, cars old iron do rye
40 bacon, 60 bales hides CATTLE 10 bags spoois
li0 cans milk, 81 pkgs sundriss; for shipment East
1000 bbls. flour. saf 5-5 n =
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. cases webbing 16
bds handles 3S cases cotton, IS pkgs scythes cars
cattle, do boards, do shingles do potatoes 46
bags WOOL 10 bds back stock, IL cases oysters 249
pkgs sundries. -1-A
PORTLAND, SAco 81 PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
new locomotive and tender for s. N A r., / car
marble, do rags, 2 do lumber do granite / car
riage, 10 cases matches, 149 bbls, boxes and pkgs
PORTLAND 81 KENNEBEo RAILRoAD-3 cars nile
ing, do household goods 14S doz shovel handles 2s9
bdls paper, 134 cases oil CLOTH part car lumber 38
DOORS bdls SASH II do slats do drag rakes cases
boots, chest tea, 10 cases sundres, II pkgs furni-
ture 10 bdls hay torksand "A cars freight for Boston,
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToS-4O bales
oakum 20 kegs nails, 266 sash weights 50 bds skins
10 sewing machines, 20 bbls pork, 100 do flour 225
boxes mdse, 100 pbgs to order; for Canada and up
country-l62 bars railroad iron, 25 bds leather 81
do cali skins, 25 do iron, 4s plates ron 23 bales wool
~ DO paper q do rags. 7zchairs. 80 pieces orse
rakes, 45 pkgs furniture, 90 pkgs to order.
STEAMER FRAEcoNIA, FROM NEW YoRK--1o0
bales cotton, Al do paper stock 100 bdls hides 1856
boxes raisns 106 halt chests tea 81 bales broom corn
20 cases paper "a do dry goods IL moving machines
piano bales burlap, street cars, 63 boxes medi-
cine, 40 kegs soda, 25S7 dry hides 100 boxes nse 60
bbls. do, 130 pkgs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-01
CHINA AND JAPAN.

HoNG KoNG, June 9, via London, June 80.
A great and decisive battle has been fought
between the Imperalists and the Mohamme-
dan rebels. The latter were defeated with a
loss of 10000 men,
The Chinese have offered further insults to
foreigners.
The news from Japan is unfavorable. The
clval war continued and heavy fighting was
anticipated
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-01
MASSACHUSETTS.
rx~-

Boston, june 30.-The new prohibtory law
goes into effect tomorrow, forbidding the sale
of alcoholic liquors, ale and lager, and State
Chief Constable Jones has notified all parties
interested Of the fact. Developments are
awaited with considerable interest especially
by the numerous lager beer dealers and patrons
THREE MEN KILLED
SPRINGFIELD, June 3O.-Five laborers at the
Hoosac Tunnel were this morning accidental
ly precipitated eighty feet to the bottom of the
central sharf Two of them were killed in
stantly aud third was mortally wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-01
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, june 25.-The United States flag
ship Contocook arrived here this morning. She
will return to Key West tonight.
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Deeter C. Ne,cport RafIroad.

myHE Stockholders of the Dexter aud Newport
Il Railroad Company are hereby notiHed that the
Annual Meeting the Stockholders viii be held at
the Town Hall IN Dexter, on Wednesday, the 14th
day of July next. at ten o'clock In the forenoon to
act on the following articles:
Ito hear the report OF the Directors.
2-To choose Directors for the year ensuing, and
until others shall be chosen In their place.
$50 see whether the time for the annual meet
ing shall be changed, or any other change shall be
made in the Bylaws.
By order OF the Directors.
Dexter, June IA, 1863 je1Gdtoly1
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State of Maine.

70 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, n
Augusta, June 25, 1869. !
NOTlCE is hereby given that Petition for the
1S Payd0n OF CHARLES GILMAN, a convict in the
ID now pending before the Governor and Council.
and hearing thereon will be granted in the Co,in-
Gil Chamber at Augusta, ON Friday the 9th day of
July next, at f0ur O'Clock p. M - \
Attest: FRANKLIN M. DREW,
june 29-2t-june29&juiy6 Secretary of State.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-01

DoSTER PRINTING, of all kinds done with dis
l. patch at the Press 01ace.
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Monday, July 9th, Day and Evening


Admittance to the Hail, during the day, free
where will be found exhibition and for sale at
reasonable price' choice assortment of useful and
fancy articles. Also Strawberries and Cream Ice
Cream, Lemonade, Cold Meats, Baked Beans Cakes
and Pes, Confectionery, Tea and Coffee, &c., Sc.
In the evening Graad EnteFsai 4 u ment will
be presented, to which an admittance OF Is cents
will be charged. Childen 10 cents.
The programme will embrace many new and
choice features, among which are series OF beaut-
tul and spirited Ihbleaux. entitled Mem orie. Of
es and laughable positions
School children.
Vocal and 1nssrumeniaI NInsic; SC.
The Wigwnm of s.TulIuIah,, ,, will prove
an attraction TO both old and young, and collection
brisk trade ior The aha ar laRGs na aT&!ees & will Sc
Iickets to be had at the usual places. Hall open
at O'Clock A: M. Evening entertsHnment to com :
mence at O'Clock. - -
The friends OF the society are cordially invited to
look into the hall during the day, and inspect the ar
tcles for SALE and to bestow as liberal patronage
as possible.
Special arrangements viii be made to furnish an
excellent Geld Dinner, with Hot Coffee and Tea,
a' reasonaDie price. je2Sdtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-01
Provisions,


Rice, " b: =. 93@ II
Saleratus.
lSaleratus " fb 7 a III
Turks Is. y
hid. Is bus. 70 62 q 4 %
lSt. Martin, 362 a 425
do, ckd. in bond2 81 @275
lCadiz dutyp'd none
Cadiz in bond none
Grind Butter. 27 a
Liverpool duty
| paid ,.,..... 3 50@4 25
tLiv. In bond 2 1902 $40