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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-28
MARYLAND.

REMOVAL on THE REMAINS or WILKES BOOTH.
BALTIMORE, June 27-On Saturday after
noon, at Greenmount Cemetery, the remains
of John Wilkes Booth, with those of others of
his family, were inferred. All the deceased
members Of the Booth family in America now
lie side by side including Junius Brutus and
his father, who died in 1889, at the age of 76
years. The monument to the elder Booth,
erected in Greenmount, bears, in addition to
the inscriptions commemorative OF Junius Bru-
tus Booth the following, which has been added
on the side of the shaft previously left blank
ITO the memory of the children of Junius
Brutus Booth and Mary Ann Booth John
Wilkes. Frederick, Elizabeth, Mary Ann,
Henry Byron At the reinterment on Sat
urday afternoon the remains OF John Wilkes
Booth, which were enclosed in a handsome
built case, were conveyed from the vault of the
the undertaken by pail bearers chosen from
the theatrical profession, at the special request
of the family. About fifty persons, including
relatives and friends of the family were pres
ent at the burial, larger por tion being ladies.
The ceremonies were simple and unostenta-
tious. Rev. Fleming James, assistant MINIS
ter at st. Luke's hospital, New York, ofnelat,
ed. Near him in a group stood the aged
mother of the deceased, his elder sister, Eosa-
lie, aud his brothers Junius Brutus ana Ed
win
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, June 27.-The Vice President
and Mrs. Colfax left this city on Saturday
guests Of Thomas Coggshall. an old friend Of
Mr. Colfax. During the day they visited vari-
Gus places OF interest, including Fort Adams,
where they were received by Gen. Hunt and
stan with the Vice President salute from the
guns OF the fort. From Fort Adams the party
to the Lime Rocks lighthouse, and made sur
prise call on Miss Ida Lewis, to whom the Vice
President expressed the gratitude of the nation
for her noble herosm as manifested in saving
eleven lives at various times at the risk of her
own. To-day Mr.. and Mrs. Colfax attended
church morning and afternoon. Tomorrow
morning they will leave for Providence, when
the Vice President will have q reception in
City Hall, and then proceed by the midday
train to Westerly, where they will be the guests
of Hon n f. Dixon f 1
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HavAHsA;; a "a; june 2o-Thc Sugar market is quiet;
business light and prices unchanged
LONDON, June 26-Forenoon. at 92J for
money and account
american securities United States 20s sea;
Erie snares l9i; Illinois Cenral shares 94}.
|. LIVERPOOL, June 26--Forenoon. Cotton firmer
sales Il, 1000 bales; Middling uplands 12ld; Middng
Orleans l2ld. Corn 2s4 q sos. Pork s9s Lard 72s.
Sugar 39as fi5 II. fT.a III ~ 4 {
LONDON. june 26 Afternoon. closed at
92b for money.
American securities-United States 6-20's at 80s
Eric shares 19a; Illinois Central shares 945
LvERPooL, June 26-Atternoon. active
Middling uplands 122d; sales $4,000 bales. Lard Is
quiet at Us. Cheese 73s. Bacon 63s.
FRANKFORT, June 27--Evening- States
5-20's closed dull at 863 @ s6i.
HAVANA, June 27-The following are the closing
quotationsof merchandise for the week ending Sat-
ay:-Sugar-stock in warehouses in Havana and
Matanzas 900 boxes and II 900 hhds exports tor
the week from Havana and Matanzas to foreign
countries 600 boxes and 100 hhds; to the United
States, 5000 boxes; there has been large business
in Sugar during the week, but prices all grades
remain without quotable market, the market clos
ing quiet but steady. Moasses closed dull; clayed
81 a 9 reals and Muscoyadoes or common GJ "a Z
reals ~ keg. st4s& S9
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DEpARruRr OF OCEAN srEAMER,
MARI N E N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND


@n Saturday, june 26.
Steamer Difigo. johnson. New York mdse to
fssds Sarque Morales. fBr) Mcphal, Havana. with
melado and sugar, to H TAiachin.
Sch Daisy, (BrI Shehan st Andrews NB with r r
sleepers TO + r Barrett. -
Sch Chloe, Hamilton, Boston.
Sch Geo Brooks. Hamilton, Boston. fe
Sch Grant, Crossman, Boston, to load for East
Sch Hannah Clark, Grant, Ipswich
Sch Helen Maria, Prince. Camden.
Sch Gen Washington, Whitten, Rockland,-lim to
Beae g Morse.
Sch dulnare, Bowden, Penobscot for Boston.
e-s4 CLEARED s5
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, NS-John Por-
Baraue = A Coctrane, swazey. Bucksport-L Little
Sch Noel, tBr) Dorman, Hantsport. MS.
sea Reward, tBr) Symonds, Cornwllais, NS-John
Sch Emma Pemberton, (Br) Simpson, st Andrews,
Sch Ranger, (Br) Thompson, st John, NIB.
Sch tough Diamond, Br } Whelpiey, St John, NIB
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth = Eastern
Sch Emeline, Alley, wiscasset- Eastern Packet
Company
Sunday, june 27.
ARRIVED.
Brig Gen Canrobert, BIZ Frogrow, Cow Bay, CB,
Brig Petrel, lBrl Leyast. Pictou, Ns-coaI to order
Rolling Mills.
Sob Lookout, Began. Boston, coal TO Rounds a.
Son. .17 -
Sch Roker. Creamer, Boston.
Sch Prescott, Freeman, Boston.
s Sch Citizen. Upton, Boston. rs ss isss - esl
Sch Speaker. Matthews, Lynn. IA 80 s.
Sch JAS Jew EFT, Holmes, Belfast.
Sch Atlantic, Coombs, Belfast. IA
Sch Banner, Parsons, Waldoboro.
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unchanged this afternoon. Oats quiet at ei3m oa,c
Rye quiet at ! 06 @I1M. Barley dull and nominal
% for No. In store Hsh Wines dull ct 943 q CSC.
PROVISIONS dull. Mess Pork quiet at 33 26. Dry
salted shoulders at l2ic. Lard dull and nominal at
19}c.
CIE0INEAII. June 26.--whskey dull; CSC asked.
Mess Pork held at 80 70 q SO 90. Bulk Meats held at
LII 13c for shoulders and 163c for sides. Hams 20
q 2ic. Lard19ic. ~ fss
MILwAUKEE. June 26-Flour dull and nominal
choice Iowa and Minnesota 80 q 90. Wheat ouii
at 126a for No. l and % for No. Q. Oats nimer;
No. 2 at 59tc in store Corn frmeri NO. y at 70c.
Rye nominal.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20-Cotton active and un-
changed; Middling uplands Si3c. Sugar-common
81 q 10Ic; prime IS q lac. Moiasses-no sales; fer
menting nominal at 40 q 0ic.
SAN FRANCISCO, june 23.--Flour dull AZ 4 30 "a
5 III. Wheat buoyant under Liverpool adyices new
l 60. Legal tenders 49,
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BOsten stocA LSss
Sales at the Brokers' Board, June 26
MARRIED.

In Westbrook. June a. by Rev. G. H. KimbalI.
OF Westbrook. VI tis9 w.
Margaret o. Grows 81 ~ 419gT -
In Brunswick. June Is, Frank Snow and Mary G,
Prescott. $40 f-F % - -s -
In Bowdoinham, june 1s, Charles A. ouint and
Abbie f. Whltmore - any
In Bddeiord. June %, Samuel W. Hubbard and
IN Biddeiord, June 49, John W. Pitcher, OF Bel
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Below, barque Adelaide, Rich from Matanxes.
Cid 2lst, ships Lizzie Moses. Cox Genoa; William
Woodbury., Mcclellan, Liverpool.
PENSACOLA-Ar 10th inst, sch John Crooker,
Hodgdon, Galveston.
SAVANNAH-SId 21st, schs M G Mosely. Urann.
Philadelphia; Susannah, Packard, Baltimore.
SID I'm Satlla 18th, sch Leila, Foss. Boston.
CHARLESTON-Cld 22d, sch Nettie Richardson,
WILMiNGToN-Ar2 22d, sch L M Collins. Collins,
Savannah. ~ ~tNN3tAk
GOERGETowN-Cld Goth, schs Mary. Gilcl,rist.
BALTIMoRE--Cld 2ith. brig D c Chapman. (new)
Knight, Matanzas. ease '-sj ~ 81 si = " !,
na1.aa Al Ssn brig DadcaD for Navasa sch
Sid Path, Hiram Abiff. for Montevideo; Proteus,
ana AN Melrose, Sc, for Boston.
Cd 5ih brig Frontier, Morgan. tor Portland; sch
zfss gsS SIYe5s BaaSssI ss .cn, Ev.vD pierce rom
Davis St john, NB facise wass Sd Addison an 0a''''
TSt5 bsrqSss Caro- neas Csqssos 4 days
ham, Montevideo; d D Doane Veazie Surinam 10
days schs Frank Treat, Wood. Baracoa, 10; Julla
Jacksonville; Jas Warren. Drisko, st George. N 3
I:Ockland; Y Kimbali. Hall; corTo, PlcEsrinr,
Pembroke; Union, Smith, Milibridge; j III Smith.
Madden, do Olive, REYNOLDS. Addison; Empire
nosy as ns1sr Belfast
hss sssy Sif1l ly Ss'R1s Ky assssfs
Salem; Marcus Hunter, Orr, Elizabethport.
SD 24th, bafques d Slower, Martin W Brett,
Passed through Hell Gate cath, schs Othello. Ed.
ridge. New York tor 0laee Bay; Georgia Todd. Kel-
iey and scad. Parker, do for Pembroke; Iris, fm do
Passed through Il ell Gate 2Sth, brig Persis Hinck
ley Foster, from New Ysrk for Boston; schs Annie
J Russell. Chapman, Rondout for Portland; Mail,
ssp ssngor az iSf SoSscni racS, King New York iOr
NORWlCH-Ar Oath, sch w p Ritchie, Freathy,
PR0VIDENoE-Ara a5th, brig Forest State. shute
savannah; sch Otranto, Hammond. Ellsworth.
Sid 10Th, schs J Gamage, Hix, tor Philadelphia;
Gen Grant, Miller, and Gen Marion, Poland. New
york; kosannah, Look, Addison; ossuna. Haskell,
PAwTUCKET-Ar 25th. sQh Ontario. verrilI, fm
NEWPoRT-=Ar 25th, sch Mabel Hall, Hail. from
Wilmington, for orders.
Passed BY. sch Dolphin, Davis, from Providence
SID sssS, brig W Sawyer, wallace. stonington
Pest, do for Boston; Express: Wilson. do tor Har-
Leontlne, Pratt, Rockland ior New York.
In Dutch Island harLor aith, brig Jason Hopkins,
from New York Tor Millbridge. st lilH
OF Sands Point PM, oath, schs Vernal, OF Bath,
pheniJuia g. Martha, <. Mail. and Martha Pike, all
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar2 25th. sch Paras, CLARK, I'm
Machias.
HOLME's HOLE -Ar oath. achs Nv Cook, Falk-
neburg, Saco for Philadelphia; VIM Board, Hllard,
for do.
SD, schs Margie. Henry, John Boynton, Parsn
SYM; Hattie Susan Center. Challenge, New Zealand
Sid 25th. schs Kenduskeag Rattan, Brilliant, Guild
ing Star. Seguin Monadnock. Addie Murchies, On
Raaa, Ne,de ven s star Decatur oakes, VIM Boardman
! BoSTON--Ar 25th, brig Jennie Cushman. Hurley,
/ Africa. 90 =
Cid 18th, schs Dauntless, Br) Shaw, st John, NIB
| via Portland; Porter, Sparks. and Kate Rich
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VIRGINIA.
FUNERAL OF KELLY.

RICHMOND, June 27.-The funeral of Kelly,
who was shot by Capt. Colloghan of the police,
was attended by large crowd of citizens, not
withstanding the severe thunder storm that
prevailed. The affair assumes a political cast
from Kelly's prominence as q conservative pol
itician, and from the general belief among the
whites that if his politics had been different
he would not have been shot nor even arrested
by the police captain who killed him.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-28
CALIFOxNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-The Democratic
primary election in this city yesterday result
ed in the success of Q delegation to the County
Convention favorable to Mr.. McCoppin. the
present incumbent. for Mavor.
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TENNESSEE.

q NASHVILLE, June 27.--A fire this morning
destroyed Hicks & Houston's china store, and
progressed SO rapidly that three other stores in
the block were soon in flames. The block was
entirely destroyed. Insurance $25, 900. Hicks
& Houston were insured for $4,000; Craig
head, Best & Gibson for $4,000, and Farman,
Green 81 Co. for $4,000 Total loss estimated
at 1925 900 y8 800 M --11g M i,f-''''p
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KEY WEST, June 27.-The United States
steamer Narragansett arrived here to-day with
six officers and three men sick with yellow few
er, but all are doing well. She will sail for
Portsmouth, N. H., Tomorrow
1t is also reported that the flagship CONT
cook will also go North.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-28

DESTRUCTIVE STORM. y" Y
LEAvESwoRTH, June 26.-A terrible storm
prevailed yesterday and last night, through
the western portion of this State, doing con-
siderable damage. A special dispatch to the
Bulletin says that the Kansas Pacific Railroad
bridge over the Republican river was still
standing this forenoon, but fears are entertain
ed that it would yield to the rising food 1t
was the most destructive storm of the season.
THE CROPS.
The prospects are hattering for good crops
throughout Kansas. The wheat harvest has
commenced in the Southern portion OF the
State ..L -N..l.
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IMPORTS.

Barque j N Morales from Havana-5Oo hhds me
lado. 200 boxes sugar, to H 7 Maehin; so hhds 140
boxes sugar, to John Lord; 1873 hhds melado, 7s3
boxes sugar, to order. y z J 60
Brig Cen canrobert, from Cow Bay-2o5 tons coal
to Portland Gas Co. ~ ~ r
Brig Brig Petrel, from Pictou-,e2 tons coal, to
order.g * - ~ sf
Sch Wndward, from Cardenas - $50 hhds 40 tcs
molasses, to Lynch, Barker g. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-28
Haydn Association

n n IL ..TtbN sNAA xNaA
THE Haydn Association having completed It's or /.
L ganization, would respectfully announce that
limited number 0fSEAsoN TICKETS admitting the
holder to all the RehearsdIs and Concerts Tor one
year at 80 90 each have been prepared and left for
sale at Lowell & Senters, sol Congress ST. william
Paine's Music Store, Middle, j.. N. Davis Music
Store, Center st, and at VIM. g. Twombly's Piano
Forte Rooms, Exchange St.
Tickets for Life Membership $25. can be obtained
OF the Presidcnt Abner Lowell, Esq, at Lowell s.
Senters, 301 Congress st. Lite Members are entitled
the Association, each ticket admitting Gentleman
and Lady. Per Order. 4
Aest GEO. H. SMARDON,
je15dlm Sec'y Haydn Association.
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Wanted!

A Partner with a General Agent for Maine Tor one
IA of the Oldest and most successful Life Insurance
Companies in the country, reliable man., To one
that means business and would like life Insurance,
this is an excellent chance. The company has al
ready large business in Maine. ~
None but men Of integrity need apply. Young
man preferred.
Addre Boxi722 Portland. Me. je23d1w*
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A00ul1, OO4nfk 0t Ouu, y. via k0fClau0. a
Hendrick, Hendrick. Deer Isle Howard. Grimm,
Stockton; Sarah Fish, Thompson Rockport, to load
PIYMOUTH-Aro o,st sob Jacb,, Hs,r;n,s, IN,
Philadelphia. "-''' 4''-i -
HYANNLs-Ar 10th, sch E A Elliott, Nickerson,
fortand for Philadelphia. AFs
FOREIGN PORTS.
:, SD fm Calcutta 2oth inst, ship Premier, Merri-
At London 18th inst ships Vanguard. Mcclellan.
baroue Sierra Nevada, Panno, Tor New York; Agate
Brown. for Boston; brig Gambia, Perry, for New
York; and others.
At Bristol e, 18th inst, ship Freedom. Bradley,
for New York.
At Cardiff 18th inst ship Kit Carson, Penne tor
At Junin, peru, Apl5, barque Isaac Rich, Achorn
"A. At ArroyC sth inst, brig Hattie Eaton Brown for
At Ponce stl inst, brig Mattano. Jarvis, for New
Yorf, ldg. s'l77f- I
SIN, I'm Cieniuegos l4tb, big j Lane. shute. ior
At Bonaire 9th inst barques Sarah Hobart. Brad
snaw, for Portland 10 days; Meguntcook. King tor
Ar at Nassau, MP, 4th inst. schs Eva g Leonard
Bunker New York, land cid 18th for San Salvador);
I.tn, IL Florence Turner, Graves, do land Tor
:. AT at Sydney. cB, goth inst, brig James Miller,
:, CID at st John, NE. 25th inst ship Pocahontas.
lPer steamer Samaria, at Boston.l
Ar at Liverpool 18th. North American, Isl Rich
ardson, Montreal; Wallace, Carney, st John, NIB.
CID at London 14th, Gambia, Perry. New York. &
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th, Chancellor. Coffin. Bangor.
Passed Queenstown 1lth. Richd Bustecd, Knowles.
from liverpool tor Boston. a anD E
Ar at Newcastle, Nsw, April 2, Portlaw, Curtis.
Melbourne. 'sst-i ~, 80 ,.ssE f
Sid I'm Adelaide April 8, David Brown, Nichols
London. l9
Sid I'm Bassein 4th ult, South America, Bayard
for Europe.
Ar at Akyab May Q. Otago, Thorndike, Liverpool.
CID 10th. Keystone, Whidden, Liverpool.
SID I'M st Nazare 18th inst, Bethiah Thayer. Cart
Philadelphia.
SPOKEN
:, june 7, lat 81, Ion II. brig Mary Comery, from
New York for Cien1uegos.
june 20, off Sombrero. brig Novelty. Hayener, I'm
Jnne q, lat 40 ss, lon 60 49,, barque Lemuel from
Boston for Wilmington.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
Rowing Regatta
July 5, 1862
To take place in the Front Harb0r,
AT o OsULUCA AA.M.--


There Will b. THREE RACES, as follows
FIRST RACE.
For Six Dared Boats in the State, distance two
second prize, seyenty-tiye dollars.
SECOND RACE.
For Working Boats, pulled irou the eunwals dis.
lance Two miles. First PRICE thirty dollars; second
prize, twenty dollars. Il, Z, i--~'-'' -
THIRD RACE.
For Single scun wherries, in the State. distapc.
two miles First prz seventy five dollars; second
GEO % p wEsoTT RIIss; oSTfasso5ss mmisss aSs,sss os
H. A. SAWYER, ! Regetta.
RuIes aud Rcsulniiens.
1st. Entries, with names, number ofoars and color
ofeach boat must be made ON or before July1st.
"a, All applications for entries must designate fol
Sd. An boats win enter free. i41 reH
4tn: There will be two guns fired at each race the
Hrst M ior the boats to come into ne the second for
9th. An boats to carry 4 or not, as they
9Th. Amy boat taking another boat,s water tbere.
by causing collision, will be ruled out. - ~
I'm. IN rounding the lower station, the inside boat
boat loses her Chances for the beIs urae
Sth All boats entering for either of the races
report themselves ready for the start at the Judges
1. ~ Piee,seiy the hour named Ior the races;
eoats iaiing so to report, will not be allowed to pull
IN either of the races. NiL ts.fi ~ r. 1T1f ~
YIN. NO second prize will be awarded in any race
ioa tbree Oh more boats contend for the prizes
cases The rulings Of the judges will be na in all
,,,aas sn, Due notice win be given Of the time and
-a454fs -5iauli rli JudRea. a0.s4t f1.s s. hAe
CAPT n BENZ. WILLARD, CAairman,
GAPf. M UhAS, MERRILL, y. i5s' sr 'fsl
W. X. WOOD, ". 't, tyset
ED. JAMES, o'fffot
HI. p. WOOD. 'nisA saaf tt
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City of Portland.
An Orderiss 4el0ti ~ to Quar-
! isfea A Gntipe. 'f ~.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALpERMsx,l

( = IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMeN,l
- June 25th, 1869.
Ordered, That all vessels arriving at this purt from
any port OF place in the West Indies any port or
place where Infectious contagious diseases exist
shall be quarantined until discharged theTefrom by
the written consent ofthe City Physician. Prorioed
that he may allow the 10 come the city with
out detention, he shall be Of the opinion that the
public health viii not be endangered thereby.
Ordered, That the Quarantine Ground shall be
north OF a line from Fish Point TO the centre OF
House Island Ledge, and east OF line from said Fish
Point to Mackey's Island; and that the Hsrbor Mas
ter and City Marshal shall enforce the execution Of
these orders.
Read and passed. Attest
GEO. G. HOPKINS, City Clerk.
June 26-d2H - '
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Wanted,

A MAN with few hundred dollars, in rare
IA money making business. Enquire at 250 Con-
gress st. Something new aud very taking je2sd1w
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Any Yacht in the State may enter by complyipQ
Yacht Club.
No second iprize' wialbe awarded unles IS two or
Alnecessary inform aton nre ard t. entries cour-
ses aud reguhtions. can be obtained Of The Commits
..a GEO. ?: WEsCoTT. Committee on
E. A. SAWYER, ! Regatta.
~, Jndges. 900 nAa
z. GEo.A, wIGHT.l 60. M. MARREq-r. :,
CAPT. CHAS. W. CHASE. .aAlE
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4 g DENTISTRY.
0. P. MACALASTER, D. D. s.,

Graduate from the Philadelphia Dental College and
menced the practice Of his profession in Portland
where he proposes to make the treatment and filling
OF teeth speciality; by doing he win be better
prepared to treat successfully every condition Of dis
ease from slight determination OF blood to conges-
tion liberation or abscess. ..l--
BY giving the greater part Of his time to the oper
ative department, he VIII be able to restore 10 health
and usefulness large number Of teeth that would
otherwise be sacrificed. The teeth are susceptible
Of as success ful treatment as any other part of
the human system, IL proper medication aud manip-
ulation are employed. DR.. Macalaster respectfully
calls the attention of those who value their natural
teeth at all, to the importance OF knowing whether
they be successfully treated and filled, before
submitting TO the wholesale extracting that has be-
come common.
In connection with his operative dentistry, he is
prepared to furnish every description of mechanical
dentistry ofthe very best quality it being manufac-
tured under his special direction.
Aliens continuous gum work, Inserted, which for
imitation of nature, cannot be surpassed.
Gold Platinum and Silver Plates inserted with
~-zit eech case. i '..i-.
Also the Vuleanite work, put up by a new and
beautiful process. the invention of DIR L. Stucks Of
Ohio BY the use of this patent method the rubber
plates are taken from the vulcanizer of uniform
thickness, thin, elastic, and with beautiful polish
on both surfaces. ~ 1ai 0ff ,i.
Chlorosorm and Ether administered to proper sub
jecfs. .faA aiN1N frt
Extracting and treating done at all hours, at his
Office or at the residence OF the sufferer
Childrens gums lanced in first denttioD al his Of
fice or at their residence.
DR.. M. has had extensive experience in regulating
teeth, il being iavorite branch of dentistry Also
the treatment Of cleft palates.
~ Office at his residence "A Free st. one door
north Of DR.. Dana's. s.. je2sdtf
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. U Il OPR


qss bt m GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, June 26--Evening. Political news
to-day is unimportant. v fa kt4gIts
1t is stated to-day that 1t win cost the gov.
ernmept 81 < and half million pounds sterling
to purchase the telegr iph lines Of the country
as c0ntemplated l3 : S,.s lss,..'
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ST. DOMINGO.

Reports have been received at Havana that
ex-President Cabraal has captured the town of
Azua on the southern coast of ST. Domingo
near which he recently landed.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-28
Real Estate at Auction


DURSUANT to license from the Judge OF Probate,
4 the undersigned will offer at PUBIC AUCTION,
unless previously disposed of at private sale at the
late Residence OF WILLIAM and RICHARD M.
WEBB, in Casco. on Wednesday, the sixth day OF
October next, at ten o'clock all the interest be-
longing to the estate OF the said William and r. M
Webb, conformity severally, consisting of the fol-
lowing described parcels, to wit: s. 1T ..
The Homestead Of said VIM. and r. M. Webb, at
Webbs Mills. Carriage MdnHfdctory, formerly oc-
cupied by r. NJ. " e6b, including Water Power and
M0etinefy. Horse and lot at Webbs Mills, known
as the Robins House. Fifty acres OF land known as
the Whitney Lot, Seventy-fye acres OF land known
as the John Webb lot, Fifty acres known as the
Ephraim Edacards lot, Twenty acres of the Stephen
Hall lot, Twenty acres Of the Hay Meadop lot,
Twelve acres known the James A WiRsEoW place,
Fifty acres Mountain lot, owned in common with j.
B. Winsow. Also the following parcels Of land be-
longing to the estate OF Il. NJ. Webb, exclusively
HOUSE and lot at Webb's Mills known as the adams
House, House and Barn an lot known as the Joseph
Anderson place. Also onehat OF the Prince Strout
Lot, owned in common with William Duran.
Also the following parcel of land belonging to the
estate Of VIM Webb exclusively lying west of the
town road leading from Webb's Mills to East Ray
mond. h
/ IhD Haa4at ai SAMUEL S BROWN,
v. Admir- Of the Estate OF X. M. Webb.
JOHN WEBB, .l.4
Executor ofthe win OF VIM. Webb.
q Webb's Mills, Cssc0, June 20, 1860. w3W26
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r. *. HUNT, Eli
Commission Merchant and Auotioneer,

NJ o 316 Congress Street, viii, on Thursday even
IN ing, Feb. II, 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 whoesa
prices Cash advanced on all descriptions goods
Consignments not limited.
february II, 1868. diff .. -..I.