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LOAN OFFICES,

"A SIDE SADDLE OF FIRST QUALITY FOR
"A SAL at PRINCES LOAN OFFICE ami De-
pot Tor the sale OF unredeemed goods, 1905 Penn
sylyaBia avenue.
DRINCE THE pAwH DrvnER, zoos Dawn
= ;ia avenue. Al recurring money cali and
they VIII be SATISFIED with their transacrIon-s -1
SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Furniture,
~ ramos, &c, taken on storage at PRINCES,
1905 Pennsylv avenue. Cash dyances made
ON the same when required.
HANDS0ME DRESSES, sBAwLs, UNDER
PRINCES LOAN OFFICE and Depot for the saie
OF all unredeemtd goods, zoos Pa ave mya,-ly
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of three vrts OF eri facfas and one writ
Of venditori expcnas, issued from the Clerk once
Of the Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia,
and TO me directed. will sell at public sale, fer
CASH. In front Of the Court House door of said Dis
u O'Clock m, all defendants right, title claim and
interest In and TO part Of Lot 10. z, in Square No
the northeast corner Of said square and running
thence south feet, thence west TO the west end q
west line thereof the north line Of said lot thence
with said north line TO the place Of beginning.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property Of
Brook mackan. ir.. and viii be sold to satisfy exc.
Matthew g.. Emery, Geo. b. Plant, A. & T. r.
Richard, and Owen Wilson.
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NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE. j"
314 NINTH STREET, n
-Four doors north of PENNSYLVANIA syenue
BoBERT FULTON q CO. loan money on Al,
KINDS OF coate rails at the lowest market rates Tn.
only Ohrlstlan Loan once IN the District. fe5 On
CHARLES HERZBER0S LOAN OFFICE,
~ fEsTABLIsHED 1c52D
SOL O STREET NORTH,
Between ~ and 9th streets (mmediately In rear Of
National Hotel
Money loaned in all sums on Watches, Diamonds.
eweiry, silyerware Wearing Apparel Fur <O>
nitnre and Merchandise Of every DESCRIPTION III
Inc most liberal terms guaranteed. For fsiro y
aeang ana Just treatment refer 70 any resident Of
ment IN the city. New number, ARA. jsls-sm
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, 1lln SIN street
near Pennsylyania avenue. ROBERT TUL
Neal kstate, Diamonds, Watches, Dry Goods, Fur
eltuge' PIanos and all kinds OF Personal Property
Open every day except suRdASs rem 8 .. m: 70
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627 ESTABLISHED r-.r. o, 50 =
IA III III PADDLE MY OWN oAsof."1 w

H. r. PARKER No. SGT Louisiana sveuue, (old
No, IS DHOUsK, SIGN and DECORATIVE PAIN
TEk-song IN ehort, all th.t any painting estee- 10.
yaffs-chalIenges any fair and honorable co0pet-
fiou A An old citizen Of Washington Of fifty years
-fsnd;ne carrying on business on Louisiana avenus.
between sixth and seyssth Streets for thirty years,
he is for past fsvors and soliciss conttnu
apcs o. the sss Ho. car Loui.ians svenu.
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923 PAINTING. 923
ID sTRKKT.) 10 STREET.
q. MACNICHOLB
GENERAL HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
ESTABLISHMHN T.
NO. 9S3 ID ST Il II 7.
Every description OF PAINYIN0, GRAININ0,
gliding, CALCIMINING,Ac., executed in the
pess style snd With the pqrsst standard materisis
END sty lie OF execution.
O. MACNICHOI.,
apps I'm 923 street, bet. 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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COOKING AND HEATING RANGES,
BUY NONE BUT THE BEST.
The WARREN DOUBLE-OvEN RANGE, upon
erery point Of f9evtt, isfctfhont q rtpaI,
II approved above all others.
Range buyers are invited 10 call and its beauty
and excellence. 4, n. SIMPSON,
Stewart Stove Agency,
1908 Pennsylvenia ave-, bet 9Th and 10th SIS.
lin hoof INo zone right. my6u
DROPOsALS FOB ANTHRACITE COAL F0R
THE NAVY.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RI COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
Successors % J. q. Mcclure d Co.y
southwest corner Penn. avenue and nth street
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TCEi ICku ICEEi
The pnbiie 3 respectfully isformsd thst On and
sitter The sh Of We shal be prepared 70 furnish
to the citizens Of Washington and GEORGETOWN 3
superior article Of PEN0BSCoT ICE, guaranteed
tobe pure c1esr and nrm, at the lowest prices pos
s.ble. Orders may be left At the ONCE, 9Th street
wharf, sent 1nroneA the post once, gwen TO the
drivers OF the wagons, marked " Independent Ice
Company rAY q BA1LEI,
eTl 9th street wharf.
K.Bs-Coatrscs can be made Tor ths whole season
on fsyorsae tsrns- ses84 sp Elm
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
w WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 26, rs,

my24-eetds GRKEN 4 WILLlAMs, Anct
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-21
CAUTION.

The,public .isrc,utioned aaainst employing any
but the regularly authorized Agents " the C0mpa.
ny. since the Roberts Parent cover The use Of the
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells
and the of such materials hy other parties Il
direct infringement Of their rights. ANY parties in.
ringing any of the ROBERTS PATENTS will In,
dealt with according to law, and as acting willrullv
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Complny have re organized their business
with n view TO Odaie Oil Men in every mart
of the OIL Region. They have employed The most
efficient Agents and Assistants that can be procured
for the business Each Torpedo il labelled with
date af patents, together with the price og the Tor
pcdo, and signed by an officer Of the Company so
| every Operator wishing Torpedo may know it's
price and whether it cane from oIr 0flics
Operators will confer Il favor by reporting to this
Office any negligence Of AGENTS.
The following named persons have been appoint
ell Agents and Assistant Agents fnr the Oil Kcpioua
| of Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-21
list OF AGENTS.

TiTusXILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI.
Tf-SfEPliES nOnF. Office, Hamton's Cigar
store, address Titusyile, Pa. Assistant, John Van
SERVER. ~ go
TlrUSVILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICJNl.
Mf-H. II THOMAS. Office and address, Man.
zion House, 4 itusyle, Pa.
sHAMhURG AND yICINITY-GEORGE IR.
IN. Oiiice, shambrrg; residence Titusville, Pa.
Assistant, A West.
ENTEkpRISE, rLEASANTVILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PlTH0LE-GEORGE w. VAN
NLtEr Onlco and address. Chase House. Pleas
antyile. Assistant, H. C. Huntington.
TIDIoUra. AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK. Office and address Exp css Office T;di.
outo. pa Assistant, Il. G. Beardsley.
PETRoLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and address Petroleum Cen
tire, Pa. Assistant, Charles Blnckford va
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lvine.
on oil Creek and Cherry RIM, from Story fam io
McC cClintockville--IAhE SAUNDERS. Addrcss
llrf Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther j. Saunder.
Sharles u, Cochran aud william noyt
McGLlNr0CKVILLE, Oh. CITY AND RENO
Assistant, N. Mead VI A''''' l"
7 ANKLIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY pIv
Eii.T WiLDEt Office and address, Franklin Pa
SIR 90 Ass, FOSTER FARM II PA dKII,t,S
LANplNd-tlCiARD w. REnPIELD. once
ahl m II lH' % Suubsrass, la Assistant, X. ". Por.
t'Theld, aadrts, 'mlenton, Pa
NEST NlkEiNIA-C d. ANGEL and y. u
OOoN Adlrtss, Pafkerobure. West VirpiIi1
lsVDpfts PetrOieHEl Torpedo 40
i,ay,-diy.
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Friends aud patrons, ono anlall.
Your attention TO my biz would call;
Times arc dun an money tight,
But. in these times In, looking Cor l'ch,;
10 those who are hUilding rigs without number,
would iniorm--this is tie place to buy Lumber;
Ny motto is this: 'Quic Sales and small Profit. y
For. business is healthy and l think much of It;
IN q1aiity my lum6cr is second TO none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. /;
Some may not look at it in the light do,
And for ,tose have a quality No. ?;
And to those who are particular--as some may be,
sail Lave another qualify called No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
which will sol at u low cash prce
Such as Flocrng, Ceiling and Siding, Ibo,h Rourh
and Dressed,
Lath, Rttens and Surfaced Lumber, all of the
best;
! also have Rig Lumber Of all kinds,
AT prices to compare with oil and hard times;
All KINDS Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box of Cigars of a very good brand;
Sy fAcilities for selling are surely without number
alwayl keep good teams to deliver GOOD Lnmber ..
so II you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, sor or
Hard,
You will find Just what you won. at l. IL So Ium.
Der Yard.
feb19-f
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GOING EAST.

lido A. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily,
p ieSaimgn ~ CRY Sundays excepted, for Warren
Tor Erie; AT Elmiia with Northern Central Railway
for william sport, II ,rrisburg Phadelphiaani laf
more "nd ut New York tor Boston mid New Eng
A sleeping Coach is attached TO this train at Cir.
cinha'l running through to New lork.
g $40 y. M, CINCINNATI EXPRESS. .;taly
.uuulys excepted, injecting at Binglnmpon for
Albany and the celebrated sur,mcr resort, Sharon
rrprinsa; and al New York for Boston, and all New
A sleeping Coach is attached to this train at
Meadville running through to New York.
2.33 a. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
daily, Sundays excepted. Courccts at Great Bend
with Delaware, Lackawqnna IL Western Railway
iof scranton, and ut New York with Midnigm EI
pS prGsS train OF New Jereey Railroad for ihiladcl'
-, a Sleeping Coach IA attached 10 this train at
Nlevcand. running through to Iior ellsyille, con
noctins with train having new and improved Draw.
lng Room Coaches attached, rtining through to
New York
excepted. -
oys:,, 2,Ao A. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
6,45 A. vi. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex
ccpted.
Hoston and New England Passengers with their
baggage, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York.
Ihe best ventilated md most luxurious Sleeping
coaches sS-IN TIE WORLD-as accompany all
night trains on this Railway.
IL The Erie Hallway Company has opened
new terry from their Jersey City Depot TO the foot
Oh 4od 81, New York thus enabling passengers TO
lcsch the upper portion OF the city without The cx-
pense and annoyance OF II street car ompibus
~ The scenery along the entire route of the Eric
halfway Is OF the most picturesque and beautiful
character Admirers of Natures beauties, in
Daylight journey overthis Line, will find It's ever
changing landscapes subjects of continual admira-
tOn and interest.
baggage Checked Through,
And iare always rs low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAYS
& h'ch can be obtained Mt all the Principal Ticket
Oihces IN the West and Sou M. West.
- - WIN. H. BARR,
L. u fua hER, Gen'i Pass'r Ag't
Zen Supt. Jan II, HTF,
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Ihankirg oar friends for tloir liberal patronaoc
W ao n', we snail use oIc Ige. efforts 40 lnrrlt
-" ~ eadr.A l'tf.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17

fused 10 recognize and be governed By in dr.
bitrary law Of the Crispins. Mr.. Sampson,
the employer referred to, resolved to test the
question of the availability of Chinese labor,
and of the aptitude of Cinnamon for Ameri.
can civilization; and accordingly he procur-
ed from San Francisco a crew of Chinese
fresh from the "Flowery Kingdom" They
have arrived at their destination, North Ad-
ans, and are preparing to begin work in their
new avocation. A letter from there speaks of
the manner in which they were received and
the prospects of success for Mr.. SIMPSONS
enterprise:
they have been busy in many ways; some
washing out clothes, some learning the En-
glish language, some studying arithmetic in
the calculating machines they have brought
with them. One rapid learner who did not
know single letter yesterday has mastered
the alphabet perfectly. The Chinese foreman
has visited the stores with Mr.. SIMPSONS
foreman, made many purchases of dishes,
shirts, DC, has not been molested by the Girls
pins, and has been very heartily welcomed to
town by many citizens. The instructor en-
gagged by MIR. Sampson to teach the new
hands, veteran shoe manufacturer from
Springfield, had been in town but few hours
when he was accOsted by strangers, one after
another, and warned with various significant
hints that it would be well for him to desist,
and was told that money might be made by
going home. He is man of some obstinacy,
however, and not likely to be either Tighten
ed or bribed away. Otherwise the Crispins
have not made any demands and are not like
ly to make any at present There are some
citizens of the town, not Crispins, who think
they see cause for alarm in the introduction
OF "slaves," as they call them, fearing de-
crease of trade by the Chinese habits of cheap
Living but the better class of residents unan
made necessary by the outrageous conduct OF
the Crispins, and express confidence that they
will give no trouble if well treated, but har-
monte with New England communities.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17

The two organs which minister most directly to
the support OF the BODY, are the stomach and liver
In the former the first process OF digestion takes
place, under the action of that powerful solvent the
gastric juice. Thence the food, converted into a
pulp, passes into the duodeDum, where it Is subject
ed 10 the action Of the bile gall flowing nom the
liver and of the fluid generated by the pancreas or
sweetbread of the system. These secreiOns separate
the nutritious portion from the rest and It is then
taken by the absorbent vessels and conveyed into
the channels of circulation in the form of venous
blood while the waste matter discharged through
the bowels Unless all these processes duly per-
formed disease OF some sort is inevitable, and the
best Of all medicinal agents for preserving or restor
ing the tone and regulating the action OF the three
organs-(the stomach, liver and intestines)-bv
which the threshold work carried on Hostetters
Stomach Bitters. Indigestion is generally accom-
panied by constipation, and the gentle cathartlc
Operation of the tiers is no less important in cases
OF this sind, than its tonic effect upon the stomach
and tine hillary gland Beaut, OF person as well as
health depends in small degree upon the regular
ity OF the excretive functions. sa0w mpex ion,
thick Opaque coarse skim tainted breath, rush Of
blood to the head, loss of mem ry, headache, and
extreme mental depression, the usual accompan-
iments OF costveness. A course of the Ri tiers will
infably relieve, and finally Danish these obnoxious
symptoms, while invgorating the stomach and pro-
noting healthy action in the liver. This genial veg
etable stOmachic and Alternative strikes at d ease
in its primary sources, the assimilating secretive
and expul i've organs. and the cures it effects are
con, equehtly thorough and complete.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17
Political Notes,

Col. GEORGE W. CARR is the Republicar
nominee for Congress in the second Indiana
district.
The reelection of Senator ANTHONY nv tbe
decided vote of % TO 10 in the Senate and So
10 II in the House indicates that Cbase's
irothy son-in-law is played out in Rhode Is
ianI' Were he to run for any office to, day it
doubtful whether hs would receive anv
So'es beyond those of his factory operatives.
90 endS the great independent political move
meht headed BY Chase and sprague.
ATTORNEY GENERAL HoAp hos can. :,
his resignation, to take effect as soon &c . emo .,
cessor can be appointed. The resianat;o' S.'S .
voluntary, and in pursuance of a n,an odo "a'
ed months ago. The New York Hero,d od,',
ments on the wisdom and promptitude with
which the President acceded to the ponn,,r
sentiment, and says that he is determined to
nave men in his Cabinet acceptable to the Re-
publican party and in harmony with it, and
that Secretary Fish and others will soon fol-
low Hoar's example.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17
The Congregational Nom inaticu,

kITTERY, June Is, 1870.
10 the Editor orthe Press:
There appears to be considerable feeling
manifested in this town, as to who shall be
our next Representative to Congress. Ask
who shall be the man, and the answer almost
to man, is, John Lynch.
Now, sir, the question is, why John Lynch ?
because the people demand that he shall req.
rosehI them; they have confidence in the
nial' showing him to be an honorable man a
goou Statesman, and a friend To tho laborino
classes; always attending strictly to bis hnn
ness and looking to the welfare ~ Vi, n,o
uents, and for the good of his coUn Ills oonSt'-
The question has been asked Whouo ~
we find the man who will labor so he ,J o az
the shpbuilding interest as John I.vno 1o J
Now, Sir, alter he has worked so hard. and
satisfied the people, that he is the right man
in the right place, do you suppose that they
are going to allow any other man to fill his
place at present No sir;-John Lynch i.
the man.
Sir, the only objection that we have heard
to Mr.. Lynch is rotation in Office" What dc
we care about rotation in Office so long as We
have good men and those who will work fol
the good of all; those are the men that the
people want.
The above is fair expression of the opin-
ions of the people in this vicinity. @. r.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17
MEDICAL VOLUME.

Contributions Relating to the Causdtion and Preren-
ton Of Disease, and to Camp Diseases; together
,cith Report Of the Diseases, etc, among the
Prisoners at AndersoRr,tie. Ga. Edited By
dustin Flint, d.
In one volume svo. Cloth, extra, $3.50.
Published and tor sale by
HURD e. HOUG8TON, New York.
M. o. HOUGHT0N 81 co, Riverside,
Cambridge, Mass.
~ The volumes will be supplied by any book
seller. jun11diawSw
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17
HISTORICAL VOLUME.

History of the United States Sanitary Commission,
| being the General Report of its cork during the
| War oftse Rebellion. BY Charles j. StiHe.
| In one volume svo Cloth, extra, SO so.
| ga noble volume, telling the whole splendid
story"-Harper's Monthly.
I" One cannot help wishing that there might be one
COPY OF this book placed in each OF the original CEN
tres work and OF prayers which are scattered over
all .he land. Mr.. Still e's book ought to be read in
each OF them, as eagerly as the camp letters ere
or the bulletins of the DEAD and wounded if only as
evidence that the comfort and hope sent in
vain."-Attantic Monthly,
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17
DOMESTIC PORTS

r. NEW ORLEANs.Cld 10th, barque Andaman, Otis
Havre sch Marcus Hunter Orr New Yors.
DAR!EN-Cld Sth, sch M NJ Knowles. Small. for
Philadelphia. """' 'oi
CD loth sch Fanny X Shaw. Watts Chester. Pa.
err, Matanzas. ' III "''-
sALTiMORE-Ar 18th, sch Mary Paiten, Cum
Ar tith brig Anna M Knight. Knight. Matanzas
sch Arct C. Norris, Arecibo. "'
fHlLADEl,PIlIA-A Iith, scbs Ella r Crowe,,
moves, portland; Addie Murchie Gibbs CALAIS
Also ar l4ih. brigs Geo Harris. French 81 'iobr
Mailman, st John NIB, 0"""''"'
NEW YORk-Ar 14th, barque Eureka HALFWAY.
Ahtwerp origs Hiram Abh. Tibbetis fin Havana /;
CARA ) Adams. McFadden, Matanzas; Lena Thur
low, Coroett, Cardenas; Alice Staref, Hooper, do;
Brown Robinson, st John, NIB: Mail. Lindsey, TN
EiiZabethport Tor Gardiner: Robin, Strout, do ,or
Portland; Penobscot. Coombs, do tor Castine; Bill
low, Eldridge, Providence for Trenton.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17
WOLFE IN NEW ENGLAND.-It is a s

WOLFE In NEW ENGLAND.-It is a sim
gular phase in our civilization that John Chi
naman, the type of positive conservatism and
exclusiveness is apparently about to become
the medium of the settlement of a great So
cal question for us in New England. 1t is
remarkable, indeed, that he should have stray
ed SO far away from home, and more so, that
inns barbarian is to adjust the labor question
III Massachusetts, which has puzzled the
p'alns OF some of our "civilized and enlight-
e neq race A little while ago, the shoemak-
eis Vi several towns in Western Massachu-
''''S s'rock because one of the employers re-
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17

HE STATE CONFERENCE.-The Boston
Journal, speaking of the result of the Angus
ia Convention, says Of our candidate:
Mr.. Perham, who is to be the next Governor
OF Maiue, is worthy to succeed Gov. Cham
berlain. AS member of the Legislature. as
Congressman for three terms, and as the hold
er OF other important places of trust and re.
sponsibility, he has made an excellent record
and won the confidence of his fellow citizens.
almost without distinction of party. We can
not doubt that the Republican electors of
Maine will follow up this nomination with a
majority at the polls worthy even of them.
The Boston advertisers comments are as
follows:
The good discipline under which the marty
acts throughout the State is well exemplified
by the action of the State Convention yester-
day. 1t IS said to have been the largest Con-
vention ever held in the State, and this is GER
talnly true, unless the Convention at Bangor.
which nominated Governor Chamberlain Tor
the hrst term, was larger. 1t shows, at least
the interest OF the people in the issue. that
they sent more than thirteen hundred dele.
gates-6Ond tide residents of the towns which
they representation all parts of the State
and the unanimous acquiescence of the de-
feated delegates in nomination made by only
forty majority, in vote of thirteen hundred
testifies to the harmony that prevails.
The Bangor Wing, which supported Gen.
Hersey with zeal, says of Mr.. Perham:
We have only time this morning to say that
the principles of the Republican party will be
safe in his hands.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17

THERE is no doubt that in due time the
travel and traffic between New York and San
Francisco will be absorbed by the great trans
continental railroad lines, and that the 18TH
mus ronto-xu;llL hao--r---Si-~iy ouanuoIICu
at least until water communication is estab-
lished by means of a Darien canal. The Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company report that the
Panama business is not paying, and that four
of their splendid steamers have already been
tran sferred to the China trade. The Compa-
ny owns twenty-four first-class steamers, val
ued at nearly $15,OOO,OO0, and as fast as new
paying routes are developed they will be put
upon them. For the present it is to be hoped
that reduced line will be maintained upon
the old water route, il only by way OF keep
ing up healthy competition to the Pacific
railroad
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17
DIED
NARIN b NEWS.
PORT OF TLAND
Thursday, Junc 1G

Thursday, Junc 1G
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rattlesnake, from Georgetown DC-coal
to Rolling Mills.
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, Halifax, Ms, with mdse
to John POrteous
BaTque Marv Rideout (Br) BE Allister, Cardinals
mo asses to Lynch, atker & Co.
far9ue Ironsides, Tapley, Batimore,-coal TO Port
land Gas Co. w
Barque Mary Libby, Libby, Boston,
Sch Adeliza, Wright, Savannah. -yellow pine to
Sch Y Fish. Harris. Georgetown, sc-pitch pine
Sch Grace Webster, Hume, Georgetown, DC.
sen willard, Parsons, Philadelphia. coal to
Randall McAlster & Co.
Sch Ida Howard, Harrington Elizabetbport-
coal TO Randall, Meal lister & Co.
Sch Ann Flower, White, New York. moulding
slnd to Portland Co.
Sch Ida May, Drisko, New York, coal 10 jackson
Sch Lady Woodbury.. Woodbury., New York.
sen Tracey Jane (Br) Pettipas, Pictou,-coal to
j Il brigham.
CLEARED.
steamer Franconia. Bragg. New YOrk-Hen-
ry Fox.
Brig Eudorus, Haskell, Richmond. Me, to load for
Philadelphia Orlando Nickerson.
Sch L.ttie Wells, Wells, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
& Litchield. ,.
Sch FaIco fBr) Spragg st John, NB-F Barrel
Sch N Miller, (Br) Durham, st John' Nb-F
Barrett.
Sch George Staples Lord, Calais.
Sch Sea Pigeon, Lindsey, Calais.
Sch Ivy Bell. Cox, Bangor to load for Newark
Orlando Nickers0n.
Sen Annie Amsden. Bangs, Rockport tn load for
Norfolk-NlckeIsO son a. Ii chfield,
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-17

Prince William Alexander of Orange is a
candidate for the throne of Spain.
Red Cloud and party attended the Jerome
Park races Wednesday and witnessed the
Twelve Temptations.
Frederick Appleton, Esq, of Boston, son of
Chief Justice Appleton of Bangor, h Is started
for California % visit his brother, Gen. John
F. Appleton, who is reported to be in very
feeble condition from consumption.