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DE FIJI ILOSOFHY OF MA r.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenant Com
mander Charles w. Harield has been
ordered to the Naval Academy on the
LIST of October next.
Assistant Paymaster George w
Long is ordered to the Saugus.
First Assistant Paymaster Henry L..
Snyder has been detached from the
Swatara and placed GA waiting orders.
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Wholesale Agents,
1 ap7-lyd&w 1872 Fulton street, N. Y.
TITY OF NORFOLK, to-wit:
AT Rules held il the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court for the said city, on
Monday, the 5th day of April. 1869,
Antrohus Bond and Geo.
Hawks,partners il trade
under the name and
style Of Bond &C Hawks,
Pitts,
Against In Debt,
riEeiMas, e Iase aI paf III esifSii III
trade under the name
and style of, Everts &
Merrifield, Defts.
The object of this suit is to recover
against the defendants the sum of $500
davit having been made that tiefendent
d. L. Everts, is not o resident of the State
of Virginia. he Is hereby required to ans
Pear in the said Clerks Office, within one
month after due publication hereof ana
do what may be necessary to protect his
interests.
A Copy-Teste,
HENRY NJ. BOWDEN, Clerk,
BAKER, jr., p.q apl0.law4w
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Sure and. Reliable Remedy

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requires no cessation from business Or
restriction in diet. Its use
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY


NEW YORK, July p. This forenoon Michael
Quinn, the missing fireman, for whose arrest
Coroner White issued warrant yesterday as
being implicated in the supposed murder OF
Lawrence Thursday night Of last week, deliv-
cred himself up at the Hob0ken police station
to-day. He says he was drunk on the night in
question and don't recollect who was on the
boat, and knows nothing about Lawrence's
death. He was held for examination before a
coroner's jury next Thursday.
The two cholera cases reported Yesterday
turn out to be simple diarrh@a.
All the prisoners confined at Fort LAFAYETTE
charged with being concerned in the Cnban
expedition, have been released. No particulars
are given, but it is supposed they ara released
on their own recognizance,
=, Inc new railroad between Jersey City and
Newark, Nd, was opened to-day.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
BUFFALO, July 23.-An International Indus
trlai exhibition, under the management OF the
mechanics Institute, will be opened IN this
city on the 9th of October next and continue
during the month.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar st otago, NJ, May p, barque Marathon, Dom
Sid i'm sydney, Nsw, May g. ship Crusader, Brad
sid I'm Newcastle, Nsw, May 4, ship Esmeralda.
Nas At vssyhama y aoth ut ship Belvidere, Howes I'm
SD fin Manila May 70, ship Rather. Marsh, New
In port May 20. ships Enueayor, warmack. for
new neW YORK. ldg sugar; Southern Cross Hughes, for
sla fm SINGAPORE May 25, ship Fearless, Ballard,
In port 81 ult, barque Rome, Moses, Tor Hong
At Calcutta 11fh ult, ships Armads. Jeffrey. for
New York, ldg; Iennyson, Graves, for Havre.
for New York soon; Frank Flint Robinson, tor do
3Oth; and Others
Ns50s susnos r nay Arss yn1s a basqgs McGvsr
from Savannah .disg; and others. ~ : s''-s'
ans, New York for Cellao, in Distress White Wing,
Mclean, Portland, tand sailed lor Buenos Ayres7;
June l, Whitehall, Priest, do.
Gardiner, I'm New York, ar Sd, 1dg; Madonna Jor--
dan, from New York, disg; Snwannee, Simpson, FIN
fer New York, ldg; and others.
Ar at Barbadoes Both ult, barque A Holbrook,
New M York: s. tand Az sailed 9Th inst TOR Port spainA
ders, st Domingo to load for New York. Dol
at st John, PR, 8th inst, brigs ANGELA Brown,
York; Sarah E Kennedy, Duncan. lar Apecbo r 10Th
to load for New York; sch Keokuk. Small. I'm New
York, ar ist, for do 10th.
a AT q Ponce 9Th inst, barque Gee W Horton Rhoades
lor North of Hafteras.
pa Sld I'm Trinidad 18th barque Andes. Sheppard,
so3p In port aatl barque Pleades, Packard ldg; brig
Rostan Ua az Havana leh brig waltham, Hammond Tor
In port 10th, barqnes Flori M Hurlbut Curtls for
Baltimore. do n"'nai'' iof
Cid at Matanzas 18th. brio 1uo,.,. -. !,
Sagua. "s o"cn' uupuh
sid 18th, brig Cascatelle, Carlisle, New York.
AT at ~ yonn M s 18th inst, schs Blue Bird, Pat
Cid at Liverpool 9th, ship Cultivator, Newman.
New York. matt
Sid 9th, ship Progress, Hale, New York
In port 10th, ship Ellen Southard AIexander for
Boston; barques M A Mcneil. Watts, for do: e sJ @
Beal, Dawes, do; and Others
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
WEST INDIES.


HAVANA, July 23.-Advices from Santiago
de Cuba to the 10th inst. have been received.
The arrival of the monitor Centaur has created
quite a sensation
The explanations received by Admiral Hoff
from the spanish authorities relative to the ex-
satisfactory, and the Spanish government JUS
tilted in its action.
A banquet was rendered the officers of the
United States squadron on duty at Santiago,
but it was declined.
Several skirmishes had recently taken place
between the troops and insurgents. The in
surgents attacked number of garris0Ded
plantations.
The steamer Mayari, which arrived at Hav-
ana to-day, brought 100 sick troops.
Gen. Jordan is in the country between San
tiago de Cuba and Bayamo Jordan's forces
have been joined to those of Rustar.
Captain General De Rhodas has issued a
stringent decree, with the object of avoiding
frauds and simplifying the collection OF Gus
The cargo Of the schooner Grapeshot has
been confiscated at Jamaica by the British au-
thorities because Of her violation of the neu
trality laws.
The owners Of plantations within the juris-
diction Of Cienfuegos are arming companies to
defend themselves
Rebel guerrillas have cut the railroad near
Santo Espiritu.
There was large business dana in sngar to-
day. but the market was unchanged The sales
of all kinds amounted to 1000 boxes.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Advices received in
this city from leaders in the Cuban army to the
18th, state that on the 18th and 14th the troops
of Gen Quesada, stationed between Puerto
Principe and Nuevitas, were attacked by Gen.
Lebona and in both instances were repulsed,
on the first day with the loss of fifty killed and
wounded, and on the second with over 100.
The Cubans retain their position.
The troops under Gen. Fuguerro, Of General
Jordan's command, occupying position some
forty miles from St. Jago de Cuba, were attack
ed on the 18th by Spanish force of over l2OO,
and said to have been commanded by General
Valmazeda in person. After three hours
fighting the Spaniards were compelled to give
up the attack. Next day, having been, rein
forced, the Spanish general renewed the attack
with great vigor.
Three assaults were made ON the Cuban po-
sition, and in each the Spaniards were re-
pulsed; In the last attack their loss was so
great that they were compelled to precipitate-
ly retreat. Gen. Jordan participated in the
second days fight. The loss of the Cubans is
set down at slxty-two killed and wounded.--
Among the killed were two officers. The
Spanish loss is reported to have been over 200
They made good their retreat to ST .Taoo The
Cubans are in good spirits and affected Init liz
tie by the cholera and yomito. "a nravolant @ o,s
among the Spanish troops. p'''oi''
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
noMESTTc pnurs

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 18th, ship Commodore.
SAN PEDRO. OAI,-sid 9Th inst. barque Rainier.
;. NEW oRIEANs~xr 18th, ship Enoch Talbot.
..,JAcksoNVILLE-Ar 18th, brig Morancy, Hill,
New York.
AZ 18Th, sch Ring Dove Wooster, New York.
y sAyANMAH-Ar 2lst, barque Dirgo, Blair from
CHARLESTON Cid 1sth, schs zeta Psi. Thomp-
BALTIMORiseAr 10th, sch WI " ueiR9fd Rowe' Wbtte-
PHILADELPHIA 2ist, barque Gan Eden.
Lincoln, Merriman, Caibarien schs Lena Hume. e
Appleby, Windsor, Ms; Ospray, Crowley, from New
YoTk OK soA,l Addie, A Drown, aI Cortland ID
Cid 2lst, sch Arthur Barton Frohock. Providence.
Ar 2ist. brigs Gazelle, Cole, I'm Palerno Isabella
Beurman, Kennard, New York; Sea Foam, Crocker,
do; J A Devereux, Clark Charleston; schs Alaska,
Clark, New York. land cid for BOSTON,; Abbe In
gals; ,; !, ingalls,; q, U.s. do; g. tand CID for PortIandl
Gertrude. Coalwell, Saco.
NEW YORK-Ar 21st, brig w woodruff, Has
yer, Bangor; schs Paran. Clark. Macbias: NeiIie
Carr, Lansil, Bangor; Il Il Hallock, Halock, Gardi-
ner Cherub. Fletcher, Bangor; Panama, Han, Ellis
Charlie & Willie. Hall, and Empress, Kennedy from
Rockland; lola, Wood and War Eagle, Kelley from
Portland; Star. Crowell, do.
Below 2lst, barque Lucy Frances, Upton, 8 days
from Matanzas; Volunteer, Blake, 5S days from Rio
Janeiro. -,x.,.y,oo1. Ir,.o
schs E M ParnalI M;tnba
Humacoa; G nj Wentworth. Robbins. Iam,aica'
Ar 23d, ships Surprise, Ranlett. Amov: Escort.
whitman. San Frane,sco' ss 'ss0oi''
Cid zzd, brig w Ring. Avres. pbiladelnhia /.
schs Helen G King, nfoGregor. Santa Martha: Ned
Sumpter, Higgins, Portsmouth.
Sid 2lst, ship Jos Clark; brig Waller Smith.
Passed through Hell Gate ed scbs Ned Sumpter.
Higgins, Rondout for Portland; Geo M Partridee'
Snow, New York tor do.
/ NEW HAVEN-Ar 2ist, sch Native American
Sullivan Calais.
NORWICH-Ar 21st, sch L d Wentworth Dean,
Bangor.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 21st scbs Sophia r. Ia,nesop
Jameson, Baltimore Richmond Cobb Ran@or
Grand Island McIntire Roeknorf EIy;ra Ran ,
croft Machias $3.50 -'".'
+ Sid Dist schs r n JoweIi Toav;t+ g.. s,.o-.o4
III Curtis Riccbardson. New YarR iof 000fse'own'
Al o9d sens Iouiar Navwto, y. G.a r,., =,
Hart Hart Seorpetown fov senv y,.
Augusta; Hammond Small. Caials ior nrsplne pass
tueket Aa'' '.' oaiAis Ais 'or raw
sid. brig Marshall Dutcb coombs p.,,o.. so,,.
Henrietta James Gardiner. DavJiuht S1sIi tn sens
Augusta SO -. SAA'a'iy' nom
PAWTUCKET-Ar2 2cd. scbs Floceo ryo,es f,.1a;s
Algoma. Wall do: j Harraden fov Stemhen Saia's
HOLMES, iOIE-Ar aist scls Soy, z .,unosr ; SI..
ing, Rockiand for New York; Marion Draner' 'Meady
Pawtucket. ss - '' ls'ahd' ir0m caials 'ol
6 I'D br;g r,,o.n;a sa r. VT, y, ,,
de % + og Kn;sbf Maloh lof poston sens Thorn
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
New York stock ana None ,s,x,,..

NEW YORK. July 3-Evening.-Money casv Mt q
q per cent. with large business alta lower rate:
q ITO. Gold was weaker this afternoon, Closing ~
1888. The rates paid for carrying to-day were 3.
@ D. per cent. The steamer st. Laurent for Eurone
Tomorrow, had $780, 600 in specie ON board this a
will be increased to $40OO0O it is stated fhe
City OF London, of the German line has $4000oo an
gagged, but the agent declined to give anv ;s
formation on the subject. Governments were firm
this afternoon, Henry Ciewesos Co. furnish fine fol-
loving 4lo quotations -United States coupon 6's
12l4; do january and July 1909; do 1867. 1aol. az
1865, l2O2; do 10-40's, 1105; Pacific 6s 1O5} -
Southern State securities were active and hiobar
on new North Carolinas this afternoon and the bends
toaehed ~ closing at 5l 3d. This rise is due to
ma. The advance in North Caroinas tended tn stir
en- the market for the balance of the LIST alfI,ana
there was no decided improvement in the prices.
The STOCK market was heavy and lower for 4 time
this afternoon, but towards the close there was a
general rally in prices New York Central recover
ed from 2l2 to 2133 Hudson River from 1s6 to 1s7l
and Harlem fr0m IA TO 1861 The chief activity was
in these stocks and there was comparatively little
movement In the other stocks. Michigan Southern
was particularly strong rising to 955 The activity
IN the Vanderbilt stock due chiefly to orders to-
buy from Saratoga where the directors Of Central
ana hudson are talking over the proposed CONSOLE
datlon. AT $50 Z. M. the market closed dull but
firm The following. are 545 street quotations -
New York Central. 2lsa; Erie 22; de 3
Michigan Southern, 1885, Illinois Central III l.
Cleveleland q Pittsburg, 1o73; Chicago q Rock Is,
land, 113A; Chicago q North Western 79& 10 me-
ferred, Of; Pittsburg s. Fort Wayne, 15sys y
The The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to day amounted to $57, ,582, 600.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
WASHINGTON.

IMPORTANT DECISION BY THE SEOhElAhf of
THE TREASURY.
w.surxcroN. July % THE following letter
has -. low heen addressed by the Secretary of
the Treasury to the Comptroller of the Cur
rency: -
have decided to permit the substitution of ten
torties for five-twenties or the exchange of any
oold-bearing bonds now held as security for
circulating notes on the basis hitherto adopted,
The ten-forties are to be received at IS per cent
of their par value, and all other six per cent.
gold bearing bonds at 80 per cent. The six per
cent. currency bonds issued by the United
States to the Pacific Railroad will not be re-
ceived as security for the circulation of nation-
al banks, and the exchange of the gold bearing
bonds is subject hereafter to revision. if il shall
be found that such exchanges are so frequent
as to become onerous to the department.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary of the Treasury.
LIABILITY OF BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS TO TAXA
The Deputy Commissioner of the lnternal
Revenue, in reply to letter from the ASSISTANT
assessor at junction City, Kansas, relative TO.
the liability of building association TO the
special tax of broker or auctioneer, whose.
president or secretary, by virtue of provisioni
in the constitution or bylaws thereof, sells at
public auction loans of the associations, says.
mo special tax is in my opinion imposed un-
der the internal revenue. .law in raspect to the
specified business of selling aB auctlUn, as "A
stated, the loans of the association. 1t is non,
properly speaking, money which is sold, but
the use of the same"
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
MASSACHUSETTS,.

=
WORCESTER, July 23.-The annual college
regatta on Lake Quisigamond tooh place to-
day.
The Worcester four-oarcd lapstreak race was
won by the z. f. Curran in 2350.
The freshman six-oared boat race between
the Yale and Harvard crews was won by the
Harvard arss,H hY eight lengths in 10 20. The
time of the Yale boat was 1J5SI-2
The Worcester scull race was won by the s.
Salisbury in 1896
The four-oared Worcester University cham
pion shell boat race was won by the Barvards
in 1909. The Yale's time was 1911.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
DOMINION OF CANADA.
pApID TRAVFIJING

HAMILTON, July 23.-Pullman's palace sleep
ing car Wahsutch passed here ON the Great
Western line this morning, with thirty passen-
gers who chartered the car in California and
will make the trip through to New York in six
days and half Among the party are two
gentlemen connected with the French govern
ment, who are going to New York to catch
Saturday steamer for Havre From the pa
jcific coast to Paris the journey will be made in
seventeen or eighteen days. The party wa !
not delayed anywhere during the whole Jour
ney, the connections being close and certain
and they express themselves greatly pleased
with all the appointments of the road.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
THE
Portland Daily Press

Already enjoying larger circulation than
any other daily in the State, and having pa
irons and readers in all parts of Maine, and to
considerable extent in other States of the
Union, will issue large Extra Edition on
each day of the Fair.
No expense will be spared to present full
and exhaustive report of the proceedings and
description of the various animals, articles
and manufactures on exhibition, with the
names of the exhibitors, together with all that
is done and said in connection with the Fair
Our full and accurate reports on the occasion
of Maine State Fair last year will be surpass-
ed in extent and in carful preparation by those
we shall publish on this more important oc-
casion.
This exhibition must call together an inn
mense concourse of people from all parts Of
New England and the Dominion of Canada
as well as from other parts of our own country
including leading AGRrcuLTURrsTs, MANU-
FAcTURERs. Merchants and persons interested
in all departments of mechanical industry
This gathering will afford peculiarly fa-
vorable opportunity for Merchants, Importers
Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Stock
Breeders, Manufacturers, Book Publishers,
Hotel Keepers, Railroad Corporations, Invent
ors dealers in patent rights, and others to
advertise to great advantage.
Orders should be forwarded at once to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
100 Exchange ST., Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-William Edwards, col
ored, who was convicted of killing Louis Will
son, another colored man, at negro ball last
winter, was executed to-doy.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
Boston BOO, and shoe Market.

BOSTON, July ".
Merchants from the South and Weot are here in
large numbers and yet more are coming. Judging
from the numbers that visit the stores TO examine
and price GOODS and from the piles of cases Of boots
and shoes with which the sidewalks of Pearl street
are blockaded. 1t would seem as if the time for nnm-
sales had already arrived indeed business has
been quite active since last Wednesday. and some
houses have shipped 800 400 cases per day. Heavy
boots. shoes a9d hogans are taking the lead, but
there is also fair inquiry for gents calf ladies' and
misses boots and shoes. Chicago, st. Louis Loius-
vile, Charleston, Savannah and Augusta are wen rep-
resented on the street. and prices are firmly upheld
Manufacturers are limiting their operations, for the
most part to filling orders; hence the probability
that our present quotations win be maintained The
aIge number Of merchants hs1e from ali sections Of
the country and their earnestness in examining
and ascertaining the position OF the market Is. al
least, indication thai purchases are likely to be
extensive during the season. Freights are again
more favorable and those who hesitated TO buV on
account Of the high rates to which they had attained
are purchasing and shipping goods pretty free
ly On the whole there is more activity and better
feeling in the market than We have noticed for some
time past Constant sales are making of both heavy
and light work. and prices OF the latter seem to have
an upward tendency.-Shoe and Leather Reporter
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
Chafsessge Accented.

To The Sec. Union B. B. c.
The Dirigo B. B. c. Of Augusta. hereby accept the
challenge of the Union b. B. o. of Lewiston, to play
for the Junior State Championship, and the gold
mounted Bat. and will meet them in this city, Mon
day, July 26th, 1869.
Per Order,
HENRY s. BICKNELL, Sec. Dirigo b. b. c.
Augusta, July 22d, 1869. je23dSt
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
in scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation Of the Rev
enue Laws: y -s
May Is, II boxes Cigars, boxes Cigars, kegs
Olives, keg Wine; May 27, 2 casks, bbls, halt
Dbl and ullage Dbl Molasses, bbl Sugar. 1S boxes
Denim Rum, empty Dbl; 200 Cigars; June 8, 2 bot
ties Gin; June 8, bottles, ht Dbl and l keg Mo-
"A, 1 Dbl and bags Sugar; 459 Cigars; june 10, 2
bbls and bottles Gin, ullage Dbl Whiskey, 18 box
Tobacco: June 18, 3200 Cigars 400 Cigars june 23d
Ill Cigars; June %, Denim Rum; June 2S, 400
Cigars; July IA, bottles Brandy July IT, bottles
Brandy; July 10, bottles Brandy
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twen-
ty days from the date hereof. Otherwise the said
goods will be disposed ofin accordance with the Acts
ofCongress in such casc'made and provided.
i. WASHBURN, Jr., Collector
Portland. July %. 1869. d1aw3w
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
q . M M Il: Es Ola.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,
PORTLAND g KENNEBEc RAILROADS car cattle.
do bricks, do furniture, % bdls sash, 2bbls OIL
casks tallow, bbls. mdse, 8 boxes do, horse. 20
bales batting, 40 carboys. cases woolens, bales
hops firlzins butter.
PORTLAND, SAoo & PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
cars iron, do headings, do machinery, do OIL 8
do bbls., do lumber, do waste, horses, wagons,
machines lot ladders is bags waste bales Cotton
l pianos, 252bbls., boxes and pkgs.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY--50 bbls -four cars
corn, 56 do lumber, do laths, do bark Al rolls
leather, bdls paper, 18 boxes tin car excelsior 10
bags spoos, So bds shirtiDg oats 100 bbs lime
cars old iron, S22 milk, 101 pkgs sundres for
shipment East. 800 bbls. -four, 9 tons sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-15cases webbing.
63 cases carpets cattle, Is bbs beams 1857 sides
leather, 10 bdls back stock, i07 pkgs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24

May Is, lat II s, lon 80 w, ship Norway, Woodbu.
ry, from Cardiff for San Francisco.
June g. lat 27, lon 80, ship Persia, from Callao for
Havre.
July 10, lat 4S 20. Ion 81 49, ship Freedom. from
Bristol, 4, for New York.
July H. off Jupiter Light, brig Antilles, Of Port
land, bound North.
July II, lat Al OF. lon Ct %, ship Cynosure, from
Liverpool for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-24
ALABAMA.

TAE CATERPILLAR PEST.
SELMA, July 23.-The caterpillar has made its
appearance on the cotton in the western part
of the county. 4sstt