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statement Of .he Public Debt.

f.s WASHINGTON, Juno 2
The following is recapi uation OF the Public debt
statement as it appeared on the 1st Of June:
Deot be iring interest In c0inBonds at per cent,
issued before March g. 1884, $27 02 00O 1910 bonds
per cent, issued under the act OF March g. 1864,
$751; 800; bonds OF 1881 at per cent, $2ss, ST.
outstanding $2 107, ,SS2 100; interest," Sss 562 H.
Debt bearing interest In lawful money-Certi6cates
at per cent. interest," $53,075, 600; Navy Pension
fund, per mt. interest, 900: amount out
standing $67, ,t75.0u0; interest 81, ,226, 500.
Debt bearing no 0interest-Demand and Legal Ten
der Note, $685., PA; Postal and Fractional Cur
rency $33 3.3.4O; Ceriica es of Gold el osited
z3,340 721; amount outstanding S412, ,e62, ,cs7.4O.
Debt on which interest has ceased stnce maturity.
amou toulstanding s5,42l s6364 interest, $7,265,-
Total debt. principal outstanding 81 5s2 o4
interest accrued SAL ,S43 06 less amount OF IN
telest paid in advance $685., 49, interest $40 139-
S0206; total debt, principal and interest,"
653.l0. ~
Amount in the Treasury-Coin belonging to the
Gates OF deposits are outstanding, $233 4v7 2O
rency, SIS, 55 o.; sinking Iund in ads b. airing
com interest and accrued interest thereon $685.,
2s542; total, $12s, s,O3s ys.
IN the Urea ury, 80 sos ,6i3l2; amount public
debt less cash and sinking fund in the Treasury on
the lst uitlnio, $2,5iS.7y7 391 90
decrease OF the public debt during the past month
$ls,Ssa a.7s7; decrease since March /, 1869, $zO-
The warrants issued by the Treasury Department
during tue month OF May to meet the requirements
OF the Government amounted in round numbers 10
the following sums, VIZ ivil, miscellaneous and
foreign S651 40O; interest the pub
Navy Department, 81, 1853 900; INTERIOR Pension and
Indian Departments, 63S.0vU; total $3v,SO6 600.
The warrants issued for the redemption of the public
debt are not included in the above. s4
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lew nice lots for which holders are exp,ctio 10 real

few nice lots for which holders are expecting TO real
ze lie ID: There were few very nice Cattle from
the Connecticut river Valley farms, which The own
ers SOLD at II " M. They were as nice beeves az
there was IN market this week. The trade mas pot
been as lively as it was last week. and quite large
TO- were tassn at commi sion We quote sales Of
western a. l2!c p b, 30 per cent. shrink
sge, average weight 1921 TBS; II at &c ~ b, live
weight average weight l1is lbs; 16 at l2jc " ID, IS
per cent, snrinkage 15 at 1lc fb 80 per cont
erage weight l13s fbs; so at 12Bc % ib. per cent
shrlnkage. average weight 1905 fbs i3 at 1i1c P h.
% per cent ahrinkage; 1s at 12ic % h. 81 per cent,
shrinkge, average weight 1880 bs; at 125c " H. 81
per cent shrinkage, average weight 1856 lbs; ~ a.
i2c " Id 80 per cent. shrinkage AVERAGE weight l460
ms; 12sat 124c P h. per Ger shripkage, average
weight 1897 fbs II at 25c P ib 81 per cent shrink
age. ayeragWeight 1416 TBS.
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Brighton, Cambridge and Medferd Cattle
Markets. A
Especial Dispatch by international Liue.]

81
BOSTON. Wednesday, june 2.
Al MARKET this weef :-2467 Cattle, 1906 Sheep and
Lambs, 1900 Swine, 500 Fat Hogs, 700 veals; last
week, 243i cattle, 2sl1 Sheep and lambs O00 swine
$500 fat Hogs, 600 Veals. \ '
PRIcEs.-Beeves-Extra quality S12 so C0 13 90:
1rst quality $12 00 q $12 25 second quality Al. * M
xl1 75 third quality $40 70 q $1l 0O roorest grade
OF Cows, Oxen, Bulls &c, ~ 90 g 10 0U ~ 100 lbs.
tine total weight OF hides taow and DIRE ssed beet
Prices OF Hides, rail0w and SkIns-Brghton ttides
10 q 1Oc; Brighton Tallow 8 q sic; country Hides
81 "a 1Oc; country Taliow a 7ic ID H.; sheared
sheep skins 25c " skIn.; Lamb Skins SIC each Wool
Sheep Skins ~ "a rs " skin; Cali Skins 10 q 22c
" ID. ss.9
not many working oxen brought to m lrket, and the
demand is not very active We qucle extra pairs at
50 rs to So CO.; ordinar. 81 20 to $2 10 " pair
Mich Cows-Extra $S5 q 116; ordinary $50 g 90;
Store Cows $35 q $50 " head. Prices tor Mich Cows
depends great deal upon the fancy OF the purchas
er.
Store Cattle-There are but few brought to mar
Het at this of the year. Nearly all the small
cattle that are in fair condition are sold foI beet.
a Sn SSnneep and Lambs-Extras and selections "a 80 q
" ordinary lots 81 rs TO "a 90 W head, or from ~
1ae " 10. 1--we weight. Most of the Sheep In market
~ 500 naoin tne West and taken aT comm1ssi n.
tai i1 Pigs-wholesale, 12i @ 15c " ID; re-.
,a .1 70 zJc " ID; select lots II TO zUc P tb; Fat
TO ~ ~ - a. market; prices 10 q 1OIc P ID; lots II
to medium Ice % fb. 1 ~ )" Nv, f'~-
nemarksoIhere is not much difference in the
numpe or Cattle in market from that of ies, rpaeL
Ahs[c weTs more nom Maine, and but few Norfh-
s.n Easue. from the West there was a large Al nnlv
a ~ le quanty upon an average not s. good az
.Ia. "a last week. Prices are lower and lac B III "a
arout as nigh a. any have been sold at. There il
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-03
NEW HAmRanIRE
ORGANIZATION OF THE LEcrsrAruR

ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGIsLATURE.
CONCORD, June 2.-The organization of the
Legislature was promptly effected this fore
noon by the choice of Hon, John Y. Mugridge
Of Concord as President of the Senate, and
samuel M Wheeler of Dover as Speaker. Tbs
caucus candidates of minor Offices were also
elected. The speeches of both officers were
models of brevity, earnest work and brief
session being recommended. Thursday Gov.
Stearns will be inaugurated.
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EARTHQUAKE
IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY, June 2.-In the Immigration
Convention to-day an able address by Mr.. De-
lon, the chairman, to the people of the North
and Europe was adopted, an organization was
perfected which will 90 to work at once.
President and Board of Directors from among
the best business men of the State were select
ed, and the plan of Col. Crandall, of New Or
leans, for stock company of money and land
was agreed TO. M my interesting speeches by
gentlemen OF native and foreign birth were
made, and the convention then adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-03

g. : !! :! !
Au Is a speedy and certain
XNcWIZx remedy for Coughs, Coids,
SHn GXkS Hoarssness, Sore Throat,
zIXI. |-II = - Bronchitis, Cdfnrrk. n
2yI4HySlNlISi ausnsa, Whcepine Cough.
A Asthma, and the p0ri0ns
xRSkM and Chest.
s1- The attention o
ease Of the lungs. Is directed to this valuable
dy. The season OF the year has already uAsA
on accoun6 of tho sudden changes In the weather,
colds and coughs are easily taken, ana e neglected
may lead 70 di ease OF the lungs. What is needed
under such circumstances Is q reliable remedy
soeedy In affordiDg relief and ehectual In arresting
further progress Of the disease.
arrest the sxistins Irritation Of the air PAS
sages and the lunRs, speedily and ehectuaily, tho
seat and cause OF cough Is an important step gained
towarus relief and cnre In the first stages OF the dis
esse. MAsrA's fULMo 10 BALKAN Possesses this
impor ant power. and while II promptly and efecfu-
al arrests all existing and ralidy reevss
cough, Ii renders the lungs inrther relief prom0r-
ing free discharge the accumulated mucus m the
air passages, impartmg healthy action and vgor
tH-Those suffering with cough and the FIRST stages
of lung disease will therefore fnu In tins valuable
preparation speedy and decided relief. Even those
whose condition is beyond recovery, viii de-
rive from Its use great benefit as well a. comfort.
For the class OF diseases IT s designed 10 relieve hs
general commentator II has received has provedifs
great efficacy beyoad question. For sbe past en-
years thousa ds have been speedily and efectuaily
colds protracted coughs, and ffom other iorms OF
lung diseased 1t is prepared from vegetable baisans
and the medicinal properties Of ROOTS an@ herbs,
with no minerals nor poisonous acids, simple and
time.
kY-Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medi-
dnes throught the United States.
w. W. WHIPPLE 8 CO., Portland,
Dec 22-d&w6m General Agents Tor Maine.
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06AlAOA ma uUu(
Fruit.

Bunch, Pbx 3 10 a 3 20
Layer. -. ..3 30 q 8 40
Muscatel, 3 10 @ 3 80
Lemons, $50 a 750
uranges.P b 6 so q Z 80
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NEBRASKA.

ST. LOUIS, June IA special to the Leaven-
worth Zines from Ellsworth says: A man Just
from the scene of the Indian muroers says the
ennes, in divided bands of from nine to seven
teen. Besides those known to have been killed.
eight are missing, three of whom are women
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-03

Cask.. 4 81 a 5 90
Naval Stores.
Tar " brl. a SO q 569
Pitch &c. Tar)3 Is a
VIII. Pitch ... 475
ROsin .......4 90 q 10 90
|Turpentine gal 63 a 55
Oakum.
american. 10 "a 12I
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MAINE.

MAINR.
GREAT SEIZURE OF LIQUOR AT GARDINER.
Especial Dispatch by International I.ine.l
GARDINER, June 2.-The police force of this
city searched both hotels, all the drug stores
saloons and other places where alcoholic liquors
were supposed to be sold. The result of the
search was quite successful, about one thou
sand dollars worth of various kinds of liquor
being found and seized. The parties from
whom the seizures were made will probably be
disposed of by the police court tomorrow.
[To Associated Press
DEATH OF A PROMINENT MAN.
BRUNSWICK, June 2.-Clement Martin,
prominent citizen and well known ship owner
of this town, died to-day.
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VIRGINIA.
DECORATING THE GRAVES oF COM

DECORATING THE GRAVES OF CONFEDERATk
SOLDIERS
RICHMOND, June 2.-The graves of the Con
federate soldiers in Hollywood Cemetery were
decorated to-day. About 10000 persons visited
thecemetery. The business houses were closed
and general holiday was observed.
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single ADMISSION, with Secured Seat, @5 and So
According to Location
single Admission, without Secured Seat, -.
Ticket Once open from AM.obP N.
Per Order, HENRY q. PARKER,
may zS-S,Tu&Th2w Secretary.
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United States Internal Revenue.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, FIRST DISTRICT MAINE,
Athen@um Building, Plum streer,
PORTLAND, May %, 1859.
L hereby give notice that lhave received from the
i Assessor OF Internal Revenue tor said First Dis
srict Of Maine, the annual List OF Taxes and Spec
the same have become due and are payable; and
that will by myself or Deputy, attend to the coee-
ton thereof, &C the following designated times and
places, VIZ:
At my Office in Portland daily Sundays exceptedl
from June 1, 1853, to June s5, 1869, inclusive.
At Kennebunk, ct the Hotel kept by Woodbury. A.
Hall, Tuesday june sth, 1859, nom Il o'clock A. M.
to o'clock P. N.
At Kittery Depot, "Wednesday, June 9Th, 1859,
from e-45 A. n. to 10 o'clock A. M.
At South B rvick, at the Nswf.hawaniek Hou.s,
Wednesday, Jun 9th. 1858, from II o'clock A M.
to O'Clock p. al.
have also made arrangements whereby parties In
M. Chapman, Cashier at the Biddeford National
Bank, during bank hours, at any time prior to june
20. 1869.
Parties In Saeo owing such taxes may pay tho same
to 7. Scamman, cashier at the Saco National Bank,
1859.
Parties in Brunswick owing such taxes, may pay
the same TO j. p Winchel, Gas hisr at the First Ma
any Time prior to June 20, 1863. ttt4I.
The Internal Revenue Act requires no further mo-
tee OF Annual List than the foregoing, except the
Special Notice be mailed TO all parties who neg
Ect 20 pay within the time above specified, tor the
issuing and service of which the law provides that
fee Of ts1enty cents shall be charged.
All persons assessed are respectfully requested to
govern themselves aecordinely j.
FRANKLIN J. ROLLINS.
may29eduune25 Collector. {
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INDIANA.
DoRE FOSTER.

DEATH OF COMMODORE FOSTER.
INDIANAPOLIS, June g. Commodore James
p. Foster, OF tho United States Navy, died this
morning.
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The Wool market.

Especial Dispatch by International Linel
BOSTON, June 2--l Reported for the Press T. The
GLOWING is a list of prices quoted this Afternoon
Domestic-Oh,o ano Pennsylvania pick .lock ao a
65c do choice Xxx 80 @ 56c fne x All s0 SOC: medi II
um Al a 49c; coarse As q 47c; Michigan. New York
and Vermont extra and Xxx IS q 5ec; fine 45 a 47c;
medium % g 41c; coarse ~ q l5c; other Westerr,
fine and x 45 "a Ate; mediunf Is 01 46c: common 40
q 41c; extra pulled 40 q sOc: superfne 40 C0 &c:
No. at 70 e 40c; combing i1eece 60 al Csc Califr
ma M ~ eg Slc y ib. EieEF wooIs-Canada comb
ny ~ aV9 toc; Smyrna wasieG IL a 4uc ana N wash
81 Ga 40 @ g zSc; BYenos Avres 81 4 45c; CAPE Good
hope ~ g 43c; Chilian % IA SOC; DonskI 81 "a 43e:
African unwashed is a 1Sc %5 h.
kemarks-The New York market is wholly devoid
o. spirit and Prices favor the buyeI We have sell
dom witnessed 50 muca apathy and de preston on
the eve Of the new clip, but the cause is apparent
enough The stock OF woolen manufactures is far in
excess OF present requirement. and low as The raw
material undoubtedly is, consumers cannot work ii
enormous increase OF woolen machinery. and since
productive forces have been fund to be far in ex.
cess OF the wants of the coun ry The existing bigh
tariff has also contributed to the depression The
Philadelphia Commercial List says tub washed Wool
at present can be sold at our quotations owing to
the light stock. but manufacturers expect lower
prices to rule for these Woos as soon as tey begin
to come forward more freely. The manufacturers
manifest a little more willingness to operate but
generally demand greater concessions than holders
are willing to accept. Pulled Woods, which have been
heretofore greatly depressed, dropped off "a Sc dY
ID, and large sales are reported at about 40c old
ers ; Or the new ip throughout the West quite
SUN an their demands, and many OF them insist up
on even higher figures than were current at this ne
ROD last year, which will restrict the purchases on
Eastern account,
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Maine Central Railroad Company.

NOTICE Is hereby given that there will be =
An meeting OF the Stockholders OF salm company ~
the Directors Once IN Waterville, ON Tnmsday ne
tenth day OF june A. D. 60, at seven o'clock IN tne
evening, to acc upon the following articles. VIE:
l. NJ see Il the Stock holders will modify the vofe
passed a. the last Annual Meeing 10 relation to is
sanQ the bonds # the company; and 70 take such
action in the premses as may lie deemed eSpeon ~.
To e III the Stocb holders wil ratiIy the sction
of he director in relation to contract 70 lease the
Belfast and Moose Head Railroad.
Portland, May "A, 1853.
BY oruer OF the Directors.
Attest. JOSIAH Ii. DkUMMoND, Clerk.
may 27-d3wTh.
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NOTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust OF Administrator Of the estate OF ~
PAMELA MsALMON, late of Portland,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
upon the estate of said deceased, are required 70
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted TO SAID
estate are called upon to make payment g
Joseph mcAL Won, Admir-,
OF Hopsmell. New Brunswick.
Portland, May 10, 1853. ma2ly iawsw'
kv-Mat,ers to be presented 10 Admit, or Isaah
Daniels. corner Of Market and Congress SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.
X. M. PATTEN a. co., Aneii6ncers.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST
Guardians Sale of Real Estate,

ID Water man, Judge Of Probate within and for
the county of CUMBERLAND, 1 shall tell st public
auction on the premises on Saturday hffh DAY OF
Ing. together with g Land House in Iod condi /.
tIon, has ten finished rDoms, with gas and furnsce
Bou tiiul SUPPLY OF aIue duct and cistern water
Lot about 25xS0 ieet.
For terms, which uill be liberal. call ON the auc-
tioneer. ELIZARETH Il. SHORT, Guardian.
Portland, May 4, 1863. may5td
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NEW YORK.
THE TRoTTIN0 MATCH.


JAMAICA, L. l., June 2-The $25OO purse
was won by American Girl, who beat Lucy and
Goldsmith Maid in 222 IL, O. % and 2.25 Lady
Thorn was lame. 1t was showery, but there
we're nearly five thousand persons present.
CITY AND VICINITY
New YORK, June 2-Che Reformed Pres
byterians held meeting this evening at 25tb
Street Church and adopted resolutions favoring
al amendment to the constitution recognizing
the existence of God.
The hotol proprietors held meeting to-day
and adopted resolutions against employing
union men.
The custom house officers made q seizure to-
day of $40 900 worth of jewelry found on the
persons of two passengers of the steamer Java
The Orthodox Friends yearly meeting has
been in session here for several days, but tho
proceedings have not been OF general interest
Accessions of 1900 persons to the list Of mem
Ders during the past year are reported. The
membership, including branches in Great
Britain and Canada, now numbers $4,000
Last December disastrous fire occurred in
thelstables of Briggs Bros, and large number
of valuable horses were destroyed Suspicious
were entertained that the fire was of incenda v
origin, but the police were unable until recent
ly to obtain sufficient evidence on which to
prosecute. This morning William p. Sheldon,
Briggs brother-in-law, was arrested on an afi-
davit of one William Reynolds, who swears
that Sheldon acknowledged to him that he was
employed by Briggs to fire the premises. Shell
don was committed to the City Prison withous
bail. pending an examination.
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FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY, JUNE 1s, 1852 commencing al o'clock
p. M.
ORATORIO AND SYMPHONY.

FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1859. commencing a, 8 o'clock
-a4fs p. M. ~ m
oRATORIO AND SYMPHONY.
.,iis sas PARTI.
2. Choral. ITO God ON High" From ast.
s.symphony, No :, lin Minori Beethoven.
1. Allegro motto.
Scherzo allegro and
A. Aria, 'Lascia CHS pianga" $500. Handel
8. Achieved is the Glorious Work" From
s. AS Thanks Ss to aod From Eiijai Haydn
h Intermission, Eysees Minutes.
PART III,
l. d."Slespers Wake, voice is Calling
b-Prayer. From aMoses in Eeypt nafsosSEd .Rossini
2. Infammaius. From sStabat Mater" r ,ssini
4. HaIIeiujah, From the MESSIAH. .. :. Handel
FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1889. Commencing at II
Am.
Concert by she Children Of the Public
With full Orchestral Accompaniment being the lar
eesi Chorus OF Cbildrep ever brought together
Conductors-Car zerrahn, Julius Eichberg and
Organists-Dr John H Wilcox and j B sharlapd.
The scale upon which 1t is proposed to carry out
this Festival will represent In Its
Magnitude and splendor,
The greatest cause for National rejoicing that the
american people have ever been called upon to cee
The Restoration Of Peace and Union
Throashout the Land.
1t will bring tlgeIher in fraternal greeting the
leading men of the Nation and people from all parts
OF the land, and aside from its significance rs the
First
Grand National Reunion.
Since the close Of the War, it will be the
Greatest Feas, Of sublime and Inspirinw
Hapmony 1903
That has ever been heard Ia any part of the World
NOW ON SALE AT MUSIC HALL
PRICRs.
Single Admission, with Secured Seat, 95 and %.
According to Location.
Single Admis sion, without Secured Seat, %.
Ticket Once open from A M o5PM.
Per Order, HENRY q. PARKER.
may 2s-S,Tu&Th2w Secretary.
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THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY JUNE II; 1869. Commencing at P.
Anniversary ofthe Battle Of Banker Hill,
Patriotic and Military Programme.
POPULAR AND FAMILIAR Music.
ARRANGED for Grand Orchestra Of One Thousand
Performers, Fifty Trumpeters performing the
solo part usually played by one Trumpet.
2. Choral. Judgment Hymn. Luther,
Full Chorus, Organ, Orchestra and Band Miiitaire.
8. Grand March, "Peace Festival. Composed for
this occasion and arranged for Grand Orches-
ira and Military and combined.
T. Ana' no mooers' m 's. sM gas yaine,; .Meyerbeer.
8. Scena From II Trovatore, introducing M
Will be brought out with Grand Chorus. Fail FSii
Band Of One Thousand, One Hundred Anvils.
Several Drum Corps, Artillery, Bells, sc. The
Anvil part VIII be performed by One Hundred
Members OF the Boston Fire Department.
Q. Overture Trlomphale, on the American
National Air, Hail Columbia" !" intro
due ng the Full Chorus, accompanied
by he Grand Orchestra. ailitary Band
and other raccompaniments,. &C. @. Converse
Intermission-F Fifteen Minutes.
I. Marche Mllitaire. s.Prince Fede1ick CARL
Bilse
8. National Air ssThe Star Spangled Banner."
Sung by Madame Parepa- Rosa, with chorus and
Orchestral accompaniment.
8. The Harp that once Thro Tara's Halls Moore
Arranged for Full Chorus, Grand Orchestra, MIL
itary Band and Organ.
Performed BY M. Arbuckie, with Orchestral Ac-
II. Chorus. Night Shades NO Longer. .Rossini.
10 o Grand cnSfns i.S Organ ana Orchestra
Reed Baud of5 800 Performers. '''"'
13. Choral. One Hundredth Psalm.
The audience are respectfully invited to JON in
the last verse.
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Notice,

yTSHE Stockholders OF the Portland Steam
i Packet q eapany, are hereby notified that
their nnual mcesisg will be held on Wednes-
day the 9th OF Juae, 1860, at the Com pany or
Ace. on At ian 1, Wharf, at o'ciock p Nj tor the
choice fOficers the ensuing year and to act on
any other business that NAV legally come before
them. CHARLES FOBEs secrerary
Portland, May 81, 1869. je1dtd
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NOTICE.
NO OTICE.

vTlHE Proprietors of Maine Wharf are hereby mott
Il fed that their Annual Meeting will be beld at
the ofHce of G. A. Thomas, No l.: Exchange ST.,
up stairs, onMONDAY, June 7th, ls6 at o'clock
any other business that may legally come before
GEORGE A. THOMAS, Clerk.
Portland, May, 1862 d4tmay3iju2,4,7
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M. Q: M. A.
$500 Reward.
FIve Dollars ResUaed

VXTILL be paid Tor the detection OF any person
wv concerned in setting are to the Rrass aud un-
derbrush ON my property, on the westerly size OF
Bramhalps Hill. j. d. bhoWN.
may2otf
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-03

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Gen. Halleck to-
day issued an order transferring the command
of the division of the Pacific to Gen. Thomas,
Gen. Halieck will soon proceed East overland
to assume the command of the division of the
South, with his headquarters at Louisville.
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.
A sharp earthquake and tidal waves are re-
ported as having occurred at Fort Point be-
tween $50 and 9 o clock on the morning Of the
1st inst. =
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-03

Horses, Carriages, &C., at Auction
II market lot, Market street. 1 shall sell Horses
Carriages Harnesses. &c. r.7
New Express Wagons.
Concord Wagons.
I Back Booted Buggy.
secondhand Express Wagons.
Apl 2s. y. O. BAILEY. Auetoneei
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R. *. HUNT,

Commission Merchant and Auotionssr,
NJ o sie Congress Street, win, on Thursday even,
In ing Feb. II, at O'Clock, ten at Auction large
CONSIGNMENT of Staple and Fancy q. DDS.
auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots suit purchasers at Rhoek
prices Cash advanced ON all descril tons OF goods
Consignments not limited. y 3.''
february II, 1868. diff "a Ell
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-03

BANGOR, june Lumber Market.-The follow
Ing Is statement 0fthe amount of Lumber SURVEYED
from January LIST 10 June LIST, 1869, compared with
the amount surveyed during the same period in 1867
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-03
x. m. PATTEN Il CO.. Aucfioneels
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
CrOckery and Glass Ware.

CATUkDAY, June 8 h, at 10 A NJ, positive sale,
without the least reserve. every article ofCrock-
cry and Gias in store. consis ing In part OF Cham
bers sed and chair Pans. Plates, Bowls. Nuas
cream s, sugars Bean and Pudding Pots, Pitchers,
Soap and B, ush Trays, Spittoons, Tea Pots, Nap
pies Bakers, Flower Pots, Mabch Sales. German
Toy Sets, Geblets Tumblers, Vases, castors, Mir
rors, SC.
De lers win attend. No postponement. May be
seen Friday afternoon.
EY-sae OF Jewelry, Watches, Fancy Goods. .ShoW-
cases, the coming week. je2td