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do 50 rs a "a e1 " ton to Falmouth and orders 37s
a 40s 3d. Bacon dull at 10 @ 1910. Butter steady at
2lc. Coal oil-the mar. ct Is supplied at At q 1t re.
Flour-market supplied at $s75 q. s975. Hams
the market is supplied at 233c for American salted
and 265c tor do sugar cured. Lard buoyant at 20fc
in kegs, and 225c tins. Lumber-wh1te pine acnve
at $50 so " pitch pine steadv at S27 90 ~ W 10
NJ. Potatoes in demand at IS 50 Tallow in demand
at 10 az 19sc. Shooks-the market is supplied with
box at a 10 reals. Hogsheads dull at 50 125.-
Empty Hogsheads dull az So 70.
Exchange on London 15i a 152 per cent premium; ;
on United States, 60 days sight, currency, 81 99 per
cent. discount; do short sight, currency 81 "a per
cent. discount; do 80 days sight. Gold. 81 a per
cent. premium; do short sight, Gold, 81 q 81 per
cent. premium.
LONDON. June % = Consols e23 q 92E for money
and account.
American securties-U. s. 5-o0's 1862, 90s; do
1865 old, s9l Ido 1867 $751; U. S. 1O-iOs s7s. Erie
shares %. Illinois Central shares 113l Atlantic s.
Great Western 2S3.
LIVERPOOL, Juue 22-Cotton quiet: Middng
npands 1o3 q 1871; Middling Orleans 1Ol a 1Obd.--
Corn 31s Sd a 31s 3D. Pork 1923 3d. Lark 70s CAL
f,rna Wheat los Cd % lis; Red Western 9s Id q 9s
I'd; Red Winter 9s 10d a 9s Id Flour 2is a 24s 3d.
LONDON, June 22-5P. M.-Consols 92a q 923 for
money and account
American securities-U. S. 5-20's, 1862. 90l; do
1865 old. 89l: do 1867, SsE US. 1O4Os, S73. Erie
shares 1872. Illinois Central shares 1l3. Atlantic &
Great Western shares 2St.
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Q o Nj Nj Err CTAL.

'seceipts by Railroads aud steamboats,.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN-45 cases
20 Kegs soda, 25 bxs cheese. 104 pkgs furniture
piano, o0 cases dye stuff 5 bbs liquors, 20 kegs
eau ~ Ddis iron 16 prs aXes 10 rolls lead coils
ppg, 70 crates strawoerries 50 bxs oranges IA pcs
Gasngs SS plates iron, 4G bxs Spices 10 rkins lard
- pDls and 20 half DO beer casks OIL pcs marble
;Doer' horses. riage, wagon, Duggy, eul-
~ ~ " order For Canada and up country, carriage
~ cases lard pressing machine 33 bxs tin 25 bales
M9oi beams warp, 35 bdls iron. soda fountain 40
os M leather, ga tires, 900 dry hides bbs OIL 60 bars
ton oo oags dye WOOD 24 bales buffalo robes crate
crocKery, IL prs axles 134 pkgs to order.
STEAMER FRANCONIA FROM NEW YoRK-95
cotton 99 do rags, "a chests tea 800 bxs rails
ns 70 cheese 1s2 do glass, 70 do tobacco 9s dozen
Drooms. bales broom corn, 35 bars iron and STEEL
u 10 lron 20 do paper, 81 do railroad chairs $50 bbls
nour ~ 40 beef IL do syrup 140 do salt 20 halt do
syrup, 70 bbls glass ware, crates earthen ware G
sets Wheels 32 kegs lead 35 do soda As casks bleach
ing powders, do SKINS 1900 dry hides, so bxs hard
ware, ~ coils rope, 2OG pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND & NEBEeRAILROAD-1 car plank,
10 bricks, do hay do stock, 119 blocks granite
u hides tubs butter, II bbs dried apples exen-
sion tables, l6 cases goods horse wagons 304 bdls
paper l03 pkgs merchandise 90 freight for Bos-
ton.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 19S cans milk, 500
Dbls flour, 265 cases match cards. II do champagne
cars oats, do corn, do window blinds 3 d. bark,
DO laths II do lumber, do sundries. For shipment
east' 22oO bbls Hour, car feed, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAp-'63 bdls handles 25
hand rakes 6 do drag do 26 d. dowels 81 calves 125
sides leather, II bxs sundriss.
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WI AIM E.



BELFAST June 22-Among the important
cases from Waldo county to be argued before
the Supreme Court tomorrow is that of Sta
Piles against the Kennebec and Portland Rail-
road Co. The plaintiff and the principal wit
nesses were deaf mutes Their testimony taken
through an interpreter was intelligent and con-
vincing.
THE APPROACHING MASONIC CELEBRATION IN
BANGOR.
BANGOR, June 22.-Extensive arrangements
are being perfected tor the grand Masonic Gel
ebratiOn to come off in this city next Tuesday,
and it promises to be much the finest display
of the fraternity ever seen in this State. Six
Communicates Of Knights Templar, with six
bands of music and sixteen blue lodges have
signified their intention of being present; while
others which have voted to attend have as vet
sent no official notification. On Tuesday there
will be procession and dinner on the Com
mon, where plates will be laid for 240O guests
under Yale'S mammoth tent. In the evening
a reception at the new Masonic Hall and bali
at Norembega Hall. On Wednesday there will
be an inspection and review Of the Comman-
deries. Ample arrangements are made for the
accommodation of ALL and besides the public
houses the steamers City of Richmond and
Cambridge have been engaged to afford lodg.
ing room if necessary. The latch string will
be out all through the city, and all who come
will be well cared for.
THE E. AND N A. MONEY GRANT.
The news of the passage of the bill in aid of
the European & North American railroad af
fords much qualification here and ensures the
early completion of the road.
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A special meeting of the Common Council
was held last evening.
The order appropriating one thousand dol
lars in addition to the sum heretofore appro-
priated came down from the Board OF Alder
men refused passage. The Council voted to
adhere to their vote passing the order.
Counsilmen Shaw, Tolman and Rice were
Joined to the committee to enquire into the
proper means for the preservation of the map
of the city lately accepted from the coast sur
vey.
Councilman Daveis was excused from voting
on the order giving additional damages to the
heirs of Charles Jones.
All other papers from Board of Aldermen
were disposed of in concurrence.
An order was passed requesting the Mayor
to call special meeting OF the City Council t
some convenient time within two weeks tor the
purpose. of giving hearing to gentlemen from
the Public Library and other associations who
may desire to be heard.
The appropriation bill, as passed by both
branches of the City Government, is as fol-
lows.
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-Plays like Green
Bushes, The Flowers of the Forest, Jibbenain-
osay, and others of that ils, which portray the
character of The noble red man, or woman, as
the case may be, always remind US OF Lo! as
portrayed in Fennimore Coopers novels-very
pretty to read about hut delightfully."- improba-
BILE. But, worse than Cooper, the language is
delightfully."- silly, and to save the plays from
damnation it requires the magnificent scenic
effects, troupes of pretty Indian girls, ETC., that
they cannot receive here because the theatrical
resources ale limited. That, however, isn't the
fault of the actors; they try to do the best they
can with poor material But long perform
ance like that of last night should commence
before half past eight o'clock. We were able
only to witness small portion of the first play,
but we were satisfied that Miss Reynolds made
all that could be made of Miami, which is TOO
familiar to our theatre goers here to call for
special remark.
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TELEGRAPHIC IrEMs.

The Connecticut Legislature on Wednesday
refused to strike the word white out of the
state Constitution, by vote of 119 to SO. The
Democrats voting in the negative defeated a
two-thirds vote.
A crowded meeting was held ut Exeter Hail.
London, Wednesday, in favor of prOhibitory
liquor law.
:, The grand jury in Buffalo has indicted Gen.
starr, the Fenian, for violation of the neu-
trallty law. His trial is set down for Monday
next.
The accounts from the cotton crops in GeOr-
gia are unfavorable. There has been too much
ram and the weather is yet unsettled.
julius Henri Brown was married in New
YORK Wednesday to Lillian Louise Gilbert, Sis
ter of Mrs. Calhoun Runkle.
A fleet left Madrid on Wednesday for an un-
known destination.
The last rail of the Denver Pacific railroad
is laid.
Inc last company of United States trooDs
employed in carrying out reconstruction in
virginia, left Richmond Wednesday.
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Ward Caucus.

The Republicans of Portland are requested
to meet at their respective Ward Rooms on
Friday evening June Oath at 8 o'clock, to
choose six delegates from each Ward to attend
the District Convention to be holden at Saco,
June 10Th, to select candidate for Represen-
taton to Congress from this District. The del
egates who may be chosen at the Ward eau
cuses are requested to meet at the Reception
Room in New City Building on Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock to select four delegates at
large to the same Convention.
PER ORDER REP. City COMMITTEE
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, june 22.-[Reported for the Press.l-
The following is list of prices quoted this after
noon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pck-lock SO 9
IS; dochoice Xxx 4S q SOC; fine X II a 4sc medium
~ @ 4Sc; coarse 46 D 47c; Michigan extra and
Xxx "A q 4sc; fine 43 az 44c; medium 43 a 44c; COM
mon 40 q 43c; other Western extra 43 a 45c; medi-
UNI 43 @ 44c; common 3S a 42c; pulled extra
35 q 49c: superfne 35 a 45c; No. at 25 q 35c;
combng fleece at 81 q &c., California at 18 "a 32c;
Texas at Is q 35c: Canada combfng 50 a 55c; Smyr-
ma washed at 20 q 35c; unwashed p q zoe; Smvrua
at % e 3lc; BuenOs Ayres at 25 D 32 Cape of Good
Hope at 25 q 35c; Chan at 20 a 26c; Donski at 27
a SIC; African unwashed at 10 a 18c.
There is no change in the Wool market. Receipts
of new clip moderate as yet, but abundant supplies
are on the way and near at hand. The demand from
manufacturers is fair, but at low prices.
HIn New York the demand has been rather more ac-
i've, especially for pulled Texas and California but
it has been Freely met the basis of previous prc.
es, with occasional concessions undesirable lots
There have been arri ras of new clip Western ex-
cept small lots Ohio, which is held at 40 q 5Oc the
latter price for choice.
The Philadelphia Commercial List says "The
general aspect OF the market is unchanged. The
new clip fs beginning to come forward little more
freely, but the sales continue lttle in part owing
Il limited Stocks but mainly to excessive views
shipper-, who, having bought at high figures, are
slow to accept true values The manufacturers pur-
chase sparingy, manitesting disposition to oper-
ate much beyond present wants. There is more ac-
tivty throughout the West and in some sect the
trade is SunWarrantably excited.o
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w WASHINGTON.
NAVAL PROMOTIONS,

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The President sent
midshipmen to be ensigns, and seyentv-one en-
signs to be masters in the navy.
THE CASE OF SCOTT SMITH,
The House select committee on the case of
W. Scott Smith, exonerated Representatives
Fitch and Mccormick of all suspicious of
bribery, and say that Smith action was iniu-
dicious and lacking in proper caution, but bears
no evidence of malice, and does not Justify his
expulsion from the gallery or any formal reso-
luton of censure.
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING
WEDNEsDAy.-State vs. D. H. GIs. John Ma
ley, James Connery, Thomas Harris, Charles
Brown, John Kelley, Alonzo Gils and John
Blades. Larceny from vessel.
Thomas Harris and John Kelley llea1 guilty and
with John Blades were fined one cent and one
eighth costs, and the remainder So and one eighth
costs. Paid.
State VS.. Martin Hogan. Search and seizure.
Dismissed on payment of costs,
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NEW YORK. June 22.-Cotton dull; Middlng up
lands at 21s sales 1860 bales Flour-sales 1890
bnls. State and Western 10c higher; State at So "a
so; Round Hoop Ohio at 95 q n 90; Western at
35 q 80; Southern at 25 aD 10 90. Wheat "a Sc
higher; sales 135, 900 bush. No. Spring at % a
35; Amber State at 40 q so; White at Is;
Winter Red and Amber Western at Al a so. Corn
frmer; sales $1,000 BUSH. new Mixed Western at 81
@ co. Oats better; State at 6S q 76c; Western at
62@ 6lBc Pork dull; new mess at so so a 30 62;
prime at % 90 a 90 %. Lard quiet; steam at IS a
6sc; kettle at 164c. Butter steady; Ohio at IA q
State at 20 q 32c. Whiskey lower; Western free at
03l "a LOS. Rice firm; Carolina at 81 q s2c. Sugar
steady; MuscOvadO at " 9sc fair to good refining
at "a O 9sc; No. IL Dutch standard at 1Osc. Naval
Stores dull; Spirits Turpentine at 375 a 3sc; Resin
at2 co a 6 60. Petroleum quiet: crude at 14bc; re-
fined at 26ac. Tallow steady at 95c. Wool quiet;
domestic fleece at As @ 6oc pulled at 3c Texas at II
a zoe; California at 2Sl a 3sc. Linseed stea y at
2 229 god Freights to Liverpool dull; cotton Id;
wheat 42d.
CHICAGO, June 22-Flour firmer: Spring extras
at 80 a 20. Wheat higher at 10 q 19i Tor No. g
Corn quiet at S21 a S2jc ior No. 2. Oats steady at
Sic for No. 2. High Wines firm at 1 80. Provisions
more active. Live Hogs easier at % a 70 for com
mon to choice. Cattle quiet at 90 q 25 for butch
ers' to good shipping steers.
CINCINNATI, June 22-Whiskey dull at 96 a. 90,
Provisions unchanged
NEW ORLEANS. June 2l-Cotton firm; Middng
uplands at 1876.
SAVANNAH, june 21.-Cotton quiet; Mddling up
lands at 19ic.
CHARLESTON, June 22.-Cotton steady; Middnp
upands at 1899.
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INDIANA,

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocrATIoN
INDIANAPOLIS, June 22d.-An International
Convention of Young Mems Christian Assoca-
tons was to-day organized with John S. Nc
Lean, of Halifax n. S. as President. Col s. S.
Fisher, of Washington; Rev. G. II. Spaulding,
of New Hampshire and Andrew J.. Chase, of
Me-, are among the vice Presidents. Gov.
Baker will preside at the reception of delegates
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A WINDMILL AFLoAT.-The Danish ship
Cornelia, from Cadiz, Spain, laden with salt, is
lying at anchor in the stream, and attracts con-
sideI able notice as she has q windmill on board
applied to her pumps. It is rugged on a frame,
has four wings, each wing about four feet long
by two wide, with canvas sails, and flies around
in grand style when the breeze is fresh. 1t can
be used for making spun yarn as we'll as pump
ing ship. The people who cross the harbor in
the ferryboats are particularly interested in its
movements, perhaps as much SO as Don
Quixote was when he mistook the one that he
charged upon for giant.-Boston Traveller.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, June 20.-The following were the prices
OF merchandise at the close business on Saturdav
Sugar-Prices stiff but quotations UNCHANGED. tIe
market closed quiet but steady. There were export
ed ed during the week from Havana and Matanzas g.
6oS boxes and $500 hhds Of which 500 boxes and
ing in warehouses at Havana and Matanz,s $4,000
boxes and u, ,0Oo hhds Eeghts active owing tav-
orabe adyces from the Sugar market abroad. closing
steauy Y box OF Sugar to Northern and Southern
ports OF the United Sates 81 37t a 81 ST.; y hhds.
ofSusar to do S. 30 a Sc 90; y hhds of Molasses to
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-23
Mortgages Sale of Bradley's Ho-
tel by Auction.

nN Friday. June 10th, at p NJ, we shall sell tho
~ large wood and brick building known as Brao-
leys Hotel corner OF India and Commercial ST. Gets.
Said building is 1-2 story with brick basement.
finished with large Eating House Commercial
ST.. large store corner OF India and Commercial
sts, and store on India st, with Hotel ntaining
80 Rooms. Said building is 43x5S feet, and Is on
leased land having about one year to run, and can
be extended on favorable terms. This property
is desiraby located tor thu business for which it
is in ended. snd will rent easily for two thousand
dollars year.
For investment this sa c offers inducements which
are seldom equaed.
Title perfect, terms easy aud made known at sale.
Per Order Mortgages.
jun2td f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
F-The above sale is postponed to Friday next,
June "a, at o'clock NJ, at which time it will bo
positively sold ia settlement is not effected before
that time.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, June 22d-A great fire occurred
here last evening, commencing in Aston's
planning mill; and lumbor yard, spreading to
Shearer's yard. About a dozen families were
rendered homeless and hundreds of mechanics
were thrown out of employment. The loss was
$780,
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-23

PROBABLY TRIcK.-A dispatch from New
York received yesterday announced the myste-
rious disappearance of "Dr. Walter H. Foster
of Philadelphia, a native Of Portland" and
that foul play was suspected So far from his
being native of this city, he was here but
about six months. He came here last year
with the professed intention of studying medi
cine, and to some who did not know him he
tried to palm himself off as son or relative of
our esteemed citizen, DR.. Thomas A. Foster.
be mad been here but few months before his
true character was discovered, and be was cut
by the entire faculty. He then left this city
and went to Philadelphia. 1t is supposed by
those who knew him here that he is playing
some game in New York.
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For the information of the commerce of this
city, His Highness, the Regent of Spain, di-
rects me to publish that the new tariff of Gus
toms of the island of Cuba is at present moth
ing more thana project of the Superintendent
of Customs of that island, and that it will not
the General Government, when public notice
will be given some time beforehand to that ef-
feet. TOMAS LOZANO,
Portland, June 20, 1870. Spanish Consul.
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e u IL D p r
Grent Britain.

THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LONDON June 22.-The deaths by the acci-
dent on the Great Western Railway now num-
ber seventeen
A collision occurred to- day between two ex-
cursiop trains near Newcastle. Several per-
sons were badly injured, but none fatally.
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PORTLAND AND ROCHESTER, RAILROAD Co..
A delegation of railroad men from Massachu-
setts and Rhode Island are on visit to this
city, and yesterday passed over the projected
route OF the Portland and Rochester railroad
track from the town of Rochester, N. H., and
arrived in this city by special train from AL
fred last evening, and are stopping at the Fal.
mouth Hotel. Among these distinguished vis-
itors we notice the names of j. Fl. Kennicutt,
@. w. Smith and E. B. Stoddard of Worcester
Isaac Southwck and G. L. Spencer of Provi-
dence, r. l., and G. H. Waters of Groton,
Mass. These visitors are the guests Of the Di.
rectors of the Portland and Rochester Railroad
Company, and the object of their visit is to be-
come more familiar with the progress and busi-
ness of this important enterprise, on account
OF its Western and New York connections.
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TIL b PRES s
Thursday Morning, June 90, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity
View Advertisement. this Dav.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre. -. VIM. C. Thompson.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Paintings. :. F. o. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Fourth of July. Celebration.
Lost. Wallet, ,,h.s
Capitol Oil =. j. & c. j. Barbour.
Paper Trimmer. Curtis y Co
Livery Stable Gage g. Cbaabourte. =
Ministers. LAWYERS, and Public Speakers. :. M. G
Palmer.
Notice. :. Estate Cbas. II. Breed.
Tailors. Partridge y Peck.
0Forpclosure ;. Mary Rice.
Moving Machines. Kendall g. Whitney.
The Sabbath Guest.
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Exhibition sanH Sale
OF a fine collection Of
Modern European Paintings,
"A At
Store No. 3 Deeri7ag Block,
Congress street.
on safurday and Monaay,

u comprising valuable original Pieopres, by emf
nent living artists, and ue copies OF some OF the
most Celebrated ny ioe olb masters now in the CALLER
les OF Europe Among the sui Jests may be iound
Groups and Figures hte size; historic subjects con-
yersationa pieces. architectural and street Views in
different European cities. Cattle Pieces, Marine
Views, Game, Fruit anb Flower Pieces, Landscapes,
&c with great variety OF sza. stye, SUBJECT and
finish. and whi it is believed will be touni worthy
the attention OF persons OF taste.
store open on Thursday evening, and Ca alVgues
furnished free 10 visitor frcm ThuIsiay evening to
ime OF slle
je23gtd L. O. BAILEY & c.. Atesrs.
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The latest thing out is "Lothrop's New Fly
Screen,' which is pretty, neat and cheap. Call
at 81 Exchange street and see it.
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SCHOOL CooMMITTEE.-The regular monthly
meeting of the School Committee occurred last
evening. For want of quorum the meeting
adjourned without transacting any business.
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tf you wish for India rubber hose 90 to
Cooper & Co.'S, i09 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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F. o. Bailey & Co., will sell at Auction to-
day, all the Furniture &C., in House, 40 State
St. The above sale commences at 10 A. M.
and 2 IL o'clock P. M. The Piano and Parlor
Furniture will be sold in the afternoon.
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A LIFETIME OF CAREFUL ATTENTION to the
needs OF the travelling public has won univer-
sal commendation for the AMERICAN HOUSE,
Boston, controlled for nearly generation by
Lewis Rice, Esq.
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WEST INDIES,
St, ThOmas.

HAVANA, June 22.-The Governor of st
Thomas has issued proclamation placing the
island again under the protection of Denmark
in consequence of the failure of the United
States to ratify the treaty of transfer. The
Governor promises important reforms in the
administration of the island.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-23

EASTERN STAR ENCAMPMENT, 1. o. o. f.
Officers were elected as follows: G. p, G. H.
Mitchell; Fl. H., T. X. Jones; S. W., Wyel
Green; j. W., T. P. Beals; Scribe, A. e
Chase; Treasurer, w. G. Morris; Trustees, H.
w. Hersey, J. N. Reed, Spencer Rogers.
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THE STEAMER ORIENTAL will commence her
regular trips on the Lakes between Harrison
and Standish, on Monday May 30th, 1870, con-
Meeting with the Portland & Rochester rail-
road at Portland. Daily stages connect with
steamer for Waterford, Sweden, Lowell, Frye
burg, Conway and the White Mountians.
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Grass at Auction.

nN Saturday. June 25th, at o'clock. NJ, wa
" shall sell all the Grass about IA acres OF land
situated above Abbot's Store, at Allen's Corner,
Wesibrook. For particulars Abbott.
je20td F.. o. BAILEY 81 Co., Auetioneers.
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anaicn.

The Legislative Council of Jamaica had
passed bill providing for the gradual discs
tablishment of the church.
Since the abolition of tonnage dues the num-
The abolition of lighthouse dues is promised
for next year.
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NEW YORK, June 22-norning.-1here were twen-
ty-six bidders tor the m lion OF Government Gold
sold at noon. Amount offered S2,7eO,00O The
awards were at from 1i2 C0-100 to 112 67-1OO.
Gold l]2s. Sterling Exchange 1929 q 110l. The
Stock market is heavy.
NEW YORK. June 2-4ffernoon.-Gold heavy and
lower, closing at 112s Government declined in SYM
pathy with Gold. Money easy at q per cent
ry will begin paying the July interest on Monday.
The following were the closing quotations:
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A STARTLING TRUTH! Thousands die annu-
ally from neglected coughs and colds, which
soon ripen into consumption, or other equally
fatal diseases of the lungs; when by the time
ly use of single bottle of DIR. WIsTAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY their lives could have
been preserved to a green old age. ie21eod1w