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PROPOSALS
For Furnishing Rough stone for the
Brenkwnter MT fhe Month Of Saeo
- River, Maine.
WILL Be received at This ri, eass 81, ant 70 ooeloc

WILL be received at this Office until 10 O'clock,
wv M. ON Thureday, the 22d OF July next.
D The quantity OF Stone required under recent ap-
preparations, will be twelve thousand TONS more
large size and 1000 tons more less)o small size
not exceeding one cubic foot such as can be handled
by hand. The stone must be OF suitable size and
strength, may be satisfactory TO the Superntend-
ing Engineer and be deposited In such PAGES and In
such manner as he may direct The delivery of the
approval OF the contract and be completed or be-
fore the thirty first day Of October next; aid not
less than third Of the quantity required must be
delivered each month. -- N
per ton tot 2240 pounds OF stone deEiUered and de-
posifsd in postion the weight to be ascertafed at
The expense OF the contractor and to the satisac-
tion of the Superintending Engineer. gir-
Separate bids will be received for the gar0e and
suGH stones, If preferred.
Payments will be made monthly; 20 per cent will
be reserved therer0m, until the whole work Is satis
factorily completed and be forfeited In the event
ofthe nonfulflment OF the contract in the time and
manner required.
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject ali
bids, which, i'm his opinion, not favorable the
government; also the bid of any person who, there
Is reason to believe, will not faithfully and prompt
ly perform the contract. -
to call ON the undersigned at his Office In Morton
Block, ON Congress Street. for forms OF same, and
for more definite information, III desired; and
transmitting their bids (which required TO be in
duplicate, they will please endorse thereon "Pro-
posas for furnishing Stone tor saco River Breakwa-
ter" slstlF -ag .ilf.It III Itra
y. 8: ESaIEEER OFFICE, GEO. THoM,
N. B.. The Portland Daily Press Is the only news
paper authorized TO publish & the sSeys HsO 9OtIce
Jsna % -det uf'fi 'TiS17 D'1D''
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AM OVATION mol arLMoRE.

The Executive Committee of the Peace Ju-
bilee Association have this evening decided to
repeat the grand popular programme Of the
18th Of june for the personal benefit Of the
protector, Mr. p. 8. Gilmore, at the Coliseum
on Tuesday next. A full orchestra and chorus,
Adelaide Phillips, Parepa Rosa, Ole Bull &c
This is done in obedience to general demand
and in appreciation of Mr.. Gilmore's great
services to art and to this city. go Z
10 WI FATAL ACCIDENT. ID II IL
SPRNGFIELD, june 22-Jeremiah Collins
an employee in paper mill at Lee, was killed
to-day by being caught in the machinery.
PRIZE FIGHT SUPPRESSED. 7i1c
prize fight occurred this afternoon In the
outskirts of the city between King and st.
Lawrence, but was broken up BY the police.
Three hundred spectators, one third of whom
were women, witnessed the affair." fEo Hl
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NEW BEDFORD june 21-Oil market-Thc Whale
OIL market was active yesterday with IarSe sales:
sales were made during the day Of 5000 bbls North.
continued inquiry, with holders firm at advanced
NHw YoRK. June 20 Cotton Is dun. heavy and
sales 1000 bbls.; State and Western 10 @ 2oc Sef
ter with brisk demand for shipping grades; SUPER
fine to fancy State % g 50; do to choice Western
mon % choice 50 q II Is; California more active:
sales 800 bbls. at 40 g Q 90. Wheat excited and
s sses S0 sSs1F bas Sue sbe Ts s ssSs
portion OF the sales were made before Change hoars
NO. No: Spring @ g 5es; No; lat g g f5s to
q f72t. Corn a &c higher, closing quiet with the
advance partly lost; sales OF 600 bush. new Mixed
western ~ sc via canal, and "a 1 s9c via rail-
sales "a 900 bush. Beet steady and unchanged Fork
anll ~ aad heavy; sales 1850 bbs new mess closed at
Lard dull and lower sales 80 bbs steam rendered
i1f @ lstc; kettle 20 q 20lc. Whiskey dun and
astyss ssays sss sss 1sS sSS pS SSs Tssss sugar
Moasses dull Tallow steady sales 10000 fbs at IA
e sIs lsac; Lnseed quiet at i2s Gold Freights to
saii % q SD and per steamer Sd; Corn per steamer
yHIcAeo. June 22.-Flour active aud firm sales
MOL at 80 g 50; Mop at rs G0 20. Corn 'j i
moderately active sales at 6si q 6sc for No. and
at 6sc. Oats active and higher; sales No. at &c.
Rye quiet and higher; No. at O3. Barley nomi
Mess Pork 50 80 @ "a 90. Lard &c., Sweet picked
Hams ice. Short fib middles 16 g 16gc loose rough
sides l63c. Dry salted shoulders IN d 13c.
EOrnoIHNATI.J June 22.-whiskey dun and declined
to CSC. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
y MrEwAUkEE, June % -Flour is irmer; holders
ask an advance of ~ q 25e. Wheat unsettled; No
tI3i; No. 2 at 4 27t. Oats nominal at 50 a 6Oc
1OG g Ho 70 Corn scarce No at eae, Rye 10 firm at
NEW ORLEANS. June Cotton easier and quo
nominal; Middlinas 314c. Sugar nominal;.
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HTHssOURI.


INTEREST ON MISSOURI BONDS.
%. ST. LOUIS, june 22.-As special dispatch from
Jefferson City to the Democrat, says in refer
ence to the recent statement of the New York
Evening Post that Missouri will pay the inter-
est ON her bonds in gold, that $3.50, 900 In cur
rency have been placed in New York to pay
the interest, and no attempt has been made to
convert it into gold for the purpose named. -
It is stated, however, that Attorney General
Giyen is OF the opinion that the State il legal
~ bound TO pay the interest in gold; but in re-
whether tie Legislature authorized them to
buy gold to pay the interest with, he replied
that it had not. There the matter rested. {
sHERIDAN's MOVEMENTS ~
Gen. Sheridan arrived at Omaha yesterday,
en- route to Chicago.
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS.
The House Committee on Ways and Means
spent last Sunday at Salt Lake City, and
reached Promontory Point yesterday, ON their
way to San Francisco. q
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Proposals for RGtiOsss
q -Assd Ship ChGs6ttery.
COLLECToR's OFFICE, %
District Of POrtiand and EsdIm

eii ullu - 1fH. ll fortands June 0, 1868.
iCEALED Proposals will be received at this office
- until the oath day OF June inst tor the supply of
Rations to the petty officers and Of the u 8.
Revenue steamer aMahoning," or any other Revenue
Cutter or Cutters that may be stationed at this
port, for the term ofone year IRON the 1st day Of
July next.
The ration for the Revenue service is the same as
that allowed in the naval service omitting the liquor
and consists Of the following articles, viz: Beef
Pork, Flour, Rice, Raisins, Dried Fruit Pickles
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter
Cheese, Molasses. Vinegar.
AThe rations 70 be of good wholesome quality, to
be approved by the Captain, and the different arti
cis comprising the rati0ns to be delivered ON board
the yes in good and sufficient casks and vessels to
be provided by the contractor, and the contents
thereof TO be distinctly marked EACH 1t Is to be
understood that the contractor will be bound to iur
nish upon reasonable nSee, as often es may be re-
quired by the captain OF the essei win tne appro-
baton Of the Collector (not exc, sdng upon an aver
age one day In each week. such uesn meat ana
fresh vegetables may be equivalent TO ihc CORES
vice. ~ ~
Table Of Rations may be seen at this Office.
sealed Proposals will also be received at this Office
uhu the 2fst inst tor Ship Chandlery for the use OF
ene ABOVE named vessel or vessels for said term Of
List Of articles to be bid for, and other .nec,ca-
tons necessary to full understanding of the prone
sails advertised for, may be seen at this Office
3 ..s.y,..,.... ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.
JeJutZf ~ CnIIeefor
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tenslve manufacturer of carriage springs has
aDsconded. His liabilities are estimated at
$zuO,U00. 4 - laf4s.f., 81 $1,000 |
PROPAGATION OF PARL1AsrENT-spREcH OF
GOV. YOUNG.
une 22.--The Dominion Parlia-
ment was prorogued to-day with the CUSTOM
ary ceremonies. Gov. Young. in a speech
from the throne, said -"Satisfaction NAV be
expressed at the result of your. DELIBERATIONS
In addition to a long list of measures and sub
iects Of internal policy which have passed mn.
der y0nr notice, y0ur records show that me-
moranle steps have been taken towards the &C
eomplishnent of great scheme of uniting
the whole Of British North America in q sinole
confederation. You have Sanctioned the AZ
rangement entered into in London by the i'm
perial Government in reference to the North
west territory. That wide expapse. will. L
hope, ere long be opened to settlement and
become the abode of myriads of thriving and
industrious emigrants. The terms to Which.
the delegates from Newfoundland have assent
-ed<7s-a -.zhich- -iknax- he expecied will ,,rora
acceptable to the people OF tnar-sp4..-.II I ss.s
met with your concurrence.
A basis has been laid for negotions with the
Governor OF Prince Edwards Island. You
have adopted precautions of timely and we'll
conside ed lberality in order to satisfy reason-
able demands and conciliate the attachment in
Nova Scotia. After referring to several other
matters, his Exeellency thanked the members
for voting supplies, and said, though the reve-
nue. accruing from import duties has not reach
ed the expected standard, he is rejoiced that
vigilant supervision of the public expenditures
will obviate the necessity Of imposing any fresh
burdens ON the people," q I3-r.sS. 4
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TENNESSEE.


- 10 AssAsslNATE An EDITOR.
NASHVILLE, June 22.-Attorney General
;tor o.ne ns lea called at the office of Mr. Gresham ed
and asked him whether 10 borean TINS mUrhi4 8g
the article which appeared in Yesterday 5 pa
per, speaking of him in approbrions tsrms Mr..
Greshem replied he was. Mr.. Tutbaii then
Se% Seep .rc es repeater S and fired at arehem Ges
and beat him severely. In his paper this asa..
ing he charges Tuthell with attempt to assas-
sinate him. lTuthell is citizen Of NSrtbers,,
birth, and supporter of Senter -
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Valuable Real Estate and Stock
of Groceries At Auction.

ON MONDAY, June 2S at 21-2 o'clock P NJ,
~ shall sell the Valuable Property, 81 Clark 81.
Saia property consists OF q 1-2 story building, the
nrst story nnished of into store the upper part In
to tenement OF rooms. The building has recently
been put in thorough repair from Attic to Celler
There arc two cellars. Plenty of Hard 4 soft wa
ter. Lot about sOx4O u. Immediately after the
above sale will be sold the stock said store con
ing of large and fresh stock Of rst class Groceries.
Also Store Fixtures, Marble Slab aud Bench,
Block, Upright Refrigerator, Platform and Counter
Sfnles, &c. p it-
The above sale offers fine opportunity to any one
wishing TO go into the Grocery business as tie stand
Is one OF the best and everything about the premi-
neat as a pin. nT T-7tl- ff.
E1-Sale positive. the Oweer having gone into 9TH
er business.
je22td sAAtH F.O. BAILEY, Auct.
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NHarshaPs Office,
Dentea. & Neacport RaSgroad.

THE Stockholders Of the Dexter and Newport
Il Railroad Company are hereby notified that the
Annual Meeting the Stockholders will be held at
day ~ INV ext A. len acocl IN the toysn 'mr ~ !.
act ON the following articles:i CD asile 9fi
81 ITO hear the report OF the Directors. scail
2-To choose Directors for the year ensuino and
until others shall be chosen in their place. g''S
$50 see whether the time for the animal, p,esf-
ing shall be changed, or any other change shall be
By order of the Directors. aliYrhl hiin 80
JOSIAH CROSBY, Clerk.
Dexter, June IA, 1869 Jef6dtojyt
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SOUTH AmRaICA.

Z t.lIIT-I9 III N1TT rp lzrr. n .l7lT-|IIDT1 7 =
. LoNDoN, June 22.-Advices by letter from
kio sJaneiro TO the 23d of May have been re-
ceived. .48 .lnRN5qiII 81. III 717's a1l1al
The war news from Parana is meagre.
!. The Emperor of Brazil opened the session Of
complimented the allied armies on their sue
cesses over the Paraguayans. He called the
attention of the Deputies TO the necessity for o
loan, in order to carry out the system Of inter
nal reforms which he announced in detail. He
was silent in respect to the slavery question.
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At Close of Business Jnne 18th. 1869.
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To Contractors.

DROPoSALs will be received by the undersigned
Il untii Thursday, june "a, 1869, for excavating
and laying 20 inch Brick Sewer on Adams and
Mountfort sts. SAID sewer is to be laid It below
the grade ofthe street built in thorough and work
manlke manner. subject to the approval OF the COM
mitttee. The City furnishing all the brick and GEM
ent.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids II not satisfactory.
u Per order of Committee.
..t...-S. ROUNDS, Chairman.
lime 10 1860 ie2l M
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City of Portland.

In the year one hhoasand eight hundred and sirfv-
An Ordinance ReIating 10 Everareen
ss-4%A AS&2-A @ smttery.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen. and Com-
mon Council of the City Of Portland, in City Coun.
Gil assembled, as follows: assa sta9, So
SECTION 1. -ssi'i.s'e1s s.s9s sssa35as
Instead OF appointing annually a superintendent
" t.enetery Yided; three per-
sons snall IN like mann rer be appinted, VINO snaff
nave the entire charge and control of the same one
o. whom shall be appointed for the current munich
PAL year one Tor two years, and or three years
p years one shall be appointed for tho term Of three
place. = 'ss-itss W s7 73af7F 14-7-rs~ ~
SECTION 2. sais-sl "a a
The three persons SO chosen shall be called the
Trustees of Evergreen Cemetery, and shall have All
tine powers and duties relating to the which are
ant thereof, and for the committee on Cemeteries
and public Grounds. s..
SECTION 3. thH $50! si4s - e-AhaA
They are not to receive any pay for their services
while expenses visiting the cAnetery are TO be paid
not exceeding in theiaggregae one hundred dollars,
ana tney are autorixed to employ local agent to
ciiy there, to attend to nterments and to give in
formation and assistance to purchasers in the seec-
ton Of lots. - 3GsNnG51 1aCa8sfl - 81
SECTION 4. af.i4i,i l.ls9sg; III tas.,i II 95gs-
All parts Of city ordinances inconsistent herewith
4 Approved May 10. 1869. " ialia55 jeiseod2w q
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Cumberland Bone Company.

u it tAs9A s15lH ,af8H tlA4 .s&.i.4 -..A4+tt. Il
VNHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of Cum
and the transaction Of any other business that may
legally come before them, viii be holden ON Tues
iay June 18TH at O'clock M, at the office Of the
Treasurer, Q. j. Morris, 2 4 0 Union Wharf, Port
land 9n-s"Aa 'iA
GEO. w. HAMMOND, Secretary.
Portland, june Is. 1869. jelsd7ts
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yTRGINrA.

MORE CASES OF YELLOW FEVER -,
,FoRTREss MONROE june 22.-The scboanar
Mary 3. Limerick, Capt. Dorman, from Ma
tanzas for Baltimore, arrived last night at the
lover Quarantine ground with the yelIew fever
on board. Capt. Dorman and the cook Ia white
mani died yesterday. The second mate had
the fever but is convalescent.
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~ h. *. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auetioneer,

NJ o s16 Congress Street, will, ON Thursday even
IN ing, Feb. H. at o'clock, sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
( Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots to suit purchasers at wh0eae
prices. Cash advanced on all descriptions Of goods.
Consignments not limited.
february II, 1868. diff 'ps- f
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--"@-~'~~~-@~N@ Z
PHILADELPHIA, June 22-The four story
building, No. 240 Arch street, occupied by d.
w. Holburt & Co., commission dealers in oil.
was considerably damaged by fire this evening.
The stock ON hand was valued at $4,000. and
was nearly all destroyed. The fie ignited in
the cellar and is ssupposed to be the work of an
incendlary, las there was no coal oil stored there
and no fire had been allowed in the building
for two months. The building was insured for
$1,000, which will probably cover the loss. The
stock is also insured. q 90 a1H 81 sa}a fE q
9 ARREST. OF A VILLAIN ssTtaan -
A man named John Bowen was arrested
and lodged in Jail at Milford, Pike County, in
this State, on charge Of placing Instructions
upon the track of the Erie railroad, which
"a caused the terrible disaster at Cars Rock, in
April, 1868. He confesses his guilt. ali e
GOV. GEARY TO BE RE-SoMINATED. Z
The Republican State Convention meets here
tomorrow. A caucus held here this evening
indicates that Gov. Geary will receive 90 out
n OF the 130 votes on the first ballot. - @
- fsA4- +Aa - IL = 81 ny
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Dexter, june "A, 1869. N !


Hereby give notice that soT 81 gooa eond9ct, & have
time To aei fa blaassif during the remainder OF his
mnoritvr and that shan claim none OF his earnings
or pay any debts o. cono % %'iae'ins a''er tns ua'e'
ro.tand' % ~ be9s AIBroNsP. MOODY.
i. Witness Gee 3. - IAn'eni'F nelF 10 sfs1nil4saaiz
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Seminary Notice

THE Trustees OF Westbrook Seminary are here
4 by notified that their annual meeting will be
held ON Tuesday, July 9Th, at O'Clock in the alter
noon, at the seminary Building In Westbrook, for
the Transaction OF the following business. =
ISL. For the choice ,ot officers Tor tine ensuing
2nd; Toilli any vacancies that may exist in the
Board Of Tlusl ees ssaca6
Sd. To see If the Trustees will ratiiy and cophrm
the code Of by.lars adopted at their last annual
MEETING. f .8i .llara l.i1lf4o f-lIrlfI
4th.' 70 sos n they win adopt code OF bylaws
5th TSfee # they win alter or amend the by
la.ss af ffhe corporation.
et5 TO see what instructions they will give or ac
tcn take in respect to the building OF HerseyI Hall
and new Dining Hail. and the repairs, airera-
providing OF funds therefor. p .ii'.i III ~
7tn. 70 act in reference toths election of Prin-
ctpal and the appointment OF Professors.
10 act on any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
GRENVILLE NJ. STEVENS,
4. -. Secretary Board Trustees.
We tbrook, June 22d, 1853. 4 dtd
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MADRID, June 22.-The Republican mem
festo, advising all their supporters to swear al
legiance. to the constitution If positively re-
quired so to do, The clergy consider it the
policy to reject the oath as a body.
The Republican demonstration to-day was
quite large and passed off quietly.
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WASHINGTON.

E.lfE ~ RKvENUE RECKRTs.
nearly 5000 900.
CABINET MERTING.r- -.
At ths Cabinet meeting to-day all the Cabi-
net officers were present excepting Secretaries
Cox and Boutwell,, who were represented by
their assistants. nfrs
cOLoRED JURORS SWORN.
This morning in the Criminal court five COL
ored men were sworn as Grand jurors. Judge
Fisher in the course of his charge spoke Of the
important duties they had to perform, and re-
ferred to the position of Grand Juror as he
ing to some of them novel and. interesting. =
Among the petit jurors summoned for o.mor-
row are nine colored men. One of the three
balllffs just appointed by the court is coiored
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AUCTION SALES.
=. m. PATTEN q co., AuctIsneeTs,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Artists Sale of Paintings.

'HE sale Of Paintings at the rooms OF Messrs Pat
Ia. ten q co, yesterday, fully attenedsd not
wnslnding the storm, yet the prices obtained were
remslns y fsr this afternoons sale which will COM
mehce ~, a. O'clock. Every Painting will positive
~ On exhibition Al q A AZ
Frames and Paintings sold together.
ne puonc aIS invited to examine the paintings In
moons SALE
No postponement. -~r jc2std
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FLORENCE, June 22.-The official newspaper
says Digny's financial scheme has not been
abandoned, as reported, but it will be slightly
modified and again presented to the Gambler.
The government is determined to abolish fore
ed currency. 30 naa u $1,000 q n Lfl I
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FiVe Dollars RescGed

MILL be paid Tor the detection OF any person
w concerned in setting fire to the grass aud un-
Bramhall's Hill. j. b. BROWN,
may29tf
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mAssAOmUsETTs.
DEATH OF A PRoa1IN

DEATH OF A PROMINENT MAN.
BosToN, June 22.-Seth e. Sprague, for
twenty-five years Clerk of the United States
scOnsumntin at4,.4 -{s 'l.4sga4f.45 = al
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TO Consumers of Coal

consequence ofa combination existing among
II. thirty thousand miners, embracing the whole
coal region to regulate the price OF labor similar
combination OF vessel owners and captains in refer
ence to the eighting COAL and having to paw cash
ior all our COAL we the coal dealers of Portland feel
that to pursue the course we have in the past Of
seiing coal future delivery would be disastrous
20 the trade, and principle not recognized in any
other branch Of business; therefore, it is hereby
that on and after June 10th, all sales coal
shall pc for cash. with privilege OF delivering The
3 ssa- 81 JAMES, u WILLIAMS asafs
siaags tH HIRAM sBROOKS,s s,f4g4s. .Aisa ~
7sah s s JACKSON a. EAfON 80 ssa5
EVANS e. GREENE, s5 s4.s4s.agf =
.-s aAks JOS. POOR aIaa4ss slisls,ssaa
3 .eeA1 a1s JAMES H. BAKER. 4a4as asg
se49 saah za.INO. w. DEERIN(i.i ~ & 49, fic3
sn3 slEsies RANDALLt McALLISTER u co
119fs sFaan SAMLs ROUNDS q SONS.oI 80
s-.al 3. tl14 PAUL PRINCE e. SON. as s} g
JOHN 4. ROGERS q CO. m Y5ys
ims a HENRY L. PAINE e., co. nas d
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sis'e j cHAs. PAYsoN, Cashier.
aqs4 tsvstQ iis.g Us Tiiai 5 4. aai5s5aiysssr
s n n TIE o II MAINE.

~ 5 n a TIE o n I'M NE. &
COUNTY OF SCUMBERLAND, SIS. Sssss5 * reg =
j, Charles Paysonx Cashier of the Merchants Ma
tonal Bank, do solemny that the above state
ment Is true, to the best OF my knowledge and be-
lief. ~
sR eel mn 4 81 d % CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier. ~
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th june,
1863. G. o. BANCROFT, j. z.
.Attestcd by Rensselaer, Cram, Rufus E. Wood, J..
Mcclellan, Directors, je22d3tY rA
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E IN. PATTEN 0k co., AuctioneeYs.
ugs Ta OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST.
Genteel and Desirable Residence
lgIeild 81 on Cumberland Rf

THE substantial three storied Brick House No
4 173 Cumberland st. unless previously disposed
y ~ at private sale, will be sold without reserve, on
favorable terms, at pub c auction, the 30th day
o. June at P M. This house was built a few years
slnss " the Messrs. Cummings, in the most thor
iougn anu wotknanlike manner by the day; for Lem
uei CoDD, Esqr, and has by Its present owner been
painted ana & Paperea @ snroaehou and otherwise i'm
put in the past year, which heats tine whole house
The location is desirable, and oers rareIoppoltun
lily to any person wishing to secure desirable resi-
dence, In frst-class neighboTh0od, and where
property cannot fail to increase in value.
The premises can be view ed by any parties wis h.
ing to purchase, any day previous to sale;
. EY-For terms and particulars call on the auction
GERS -l'lli 'Ii'l Ilt-iI si I'd je15
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American securities--United States 8 20's sO1
Erie shares 1o1; Illinois Cenral shares 941

American securities--United States 5 20's eOS;
Erie shares 191; Illinois Cenral shares s4s.
LIvERPooL, June 22-Forenoon.-- active;
@ 12}d; Middling Orleans i2s @125d. The Shipments
ffom Bombay since the last report to the 18th are
So.opO bales. Corn ~ q 2Sis. Pork 99s. Lard 72s
LIVERPOOL, June 22--Atterno0n. n.--Breadstuffs ac-
tive Corn 29s Cd old do 28s Sd. Wheat los for Cal
iiornia White and q 9s Cd for No. Red Western
Lard dull at lis Cd. .ael
LONDON, june 22-Evening. -Consois closed at
92s q 925 tor money and account. an.
American securities-United States 6-.os C ~ ooz
Stocks steady; Erie shares 19l; Illinois central
shares 94t.
LIVERPOOL, June 22-Eyenng.ICotton firm;
Middling uplands l2id; Middiing Orleans 12id sales
western s. i'd Sririfs Petroleum 7ad.s SpiritsTur-
pentine 27s I'd.
7. LONDON. June 20. Eyening.-Sugar afioat flrmer
at 2ss Cd. Lnseed Oil frmer at e31 7s. - ! :