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The European war will make no change in
the arrangements for the Evangelical Alliance
which meets in New York September %.
A. w. A. Lech, Register of Wills at Phila-
delphia and brgader general dnring the war,
died yesterday.
Jefferson Davis has gone to Europe to bring
home his family.
The Mutualsupf New York beat the Harvards
at Cincinnati, % to %.
Capt. Hayward, of Chester, Va, who killed
his son-in-law for seducing daughter of his,
was discharged from arrest yesterday.
Gabriel Armstrong, subcontractor on the
Chicago and South Western Railroad, decamp-
ed on Friday with $4,000 leaving 400 hands
unpaid and debts amounting TO $25, 900. He is
| accompanied in his fight by his foreman Clark
and an under contractor.
DostowD, California, was entirely destroyed
by fire on Wednesday. The loss by the fire in
Dayton, Nevada was over $500, 900; insurance
| light.
A perfect tornado swept over Toronto, We'd
nesday night causing considerable damage to
property. The rain fell in torrents and unfn-
ished buildings and many private residences
| suffered
There was fearful storm at Rochester. New
York, Wednesday. Several buildings were
struck by lightning and three burned. Thurs.
day morning laDorer named George Geare
J at work on Powers block, was killed by one Of
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Donlcstic Markets,

New YORK. July 2i.-Cotton dull; Afi1dlins up.
lands at zoe. Flour-sales II 900 Dds state ami
Western less active; shipPng 10 25o lover; better
Ohio at 40 a 60; Western at so q 80; South
ern at go Wheat q &c lower; sales 80 900 bush.
No. Spring at 81; No. do at 40 q L 5; Mil
waukeea at 80 q L So; Winter Red and Amber West.
ern at Sc @ 57t. Corn q &c lower; sales GOO
lower; State at 70 q TIC; Western at. Ga &C. Pork
heayy new mess at 80 % q 80 50; prime at % 80 a
"a co. prime 20 90 and held at 80 90 at the close.
Lard quiet; steam at II q 17ci kettle at 171c. But
ter steady; Ohio at IS q &c; State at 20 "a &c.
Whiskey-Western free at O3 @ 03B. Rice active
hnng at 9se No. IL Dutch standard at lOsc; Hama
at litc. PetrOleum-crude at 1890; refaod at 24ac;
Taiow quiet at 10 q 1Olc. -Fsefshts TO Liverpool
quiet; grain 12d.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-Flour less active and firm
Wheat active and lower at q a % for No. 2.
Corn active and lower at S6lc cash; afternoon at
SEC Tor No. g. Oats lower at 49ac for NO.2. Provis
sated shoulders at 1876; short rib middes at 15c.-
Live hogs active and higher at 10 q $50 for common
to extra. Cattle more active at 20 q rs for Tex
as to choice smooth steers
Receipts 800 bbls. -four, 10000 bush. wheat
Dusb corn, 900 bush. oats, 2e0O bush. rye
LOO bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
Shlpments-5,0OO bbls. flour, 15i 900 bush. wheat,
45ooO bush corn, 5000 bush. oats, $4,000 BUSH rye
CINCINNATI, July 21.-whiskeyd ull at 90 q Oh
Bulk meats held at 13t q 14c; RIB sides held at 16Ic
clear SIDES held at 16t "a l61c Bacon firmer; sales
shoulders at clear rib sides at 15sc clear sides
held at ls3c, and 1ssc offered.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2i.-Cotton quiet; Middline
uplands at II q 17ic.
MOBILE, July Election lower and dull; Mid
ding urlands at 173c.
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the roof arches aivins away and falling upon

Ihe government have received favorable
dispatches from the eastern department OF
Cuba. The troops are in motion and are kill
ing many of the Insurgents. The government
troops have been ordered not to bring any
more families forcibly from the insurrectionary
districts into towns, but only those who cone
voluntarily and those possessing means to
support themselves, will be brought in. The
Colonial minister has ordered an electors list
to be prepared of all persons paying annually
$25 contribution, learned professors, eligible
deputies and present voters irrespec tive of COL
or as preliminary to the approaching election
of deputies to the Cortes. DIR. Rodas has par
doned Martinez, who was sentenced to death.
This makes the twelfth person he has pardoned
since his return to Havana. The funeral of
MIS-. Biddle, wife of the American Consul
General at Havana, took place Thursday. 1t
was attended by the highest Spanish authori-
ties, the consuls OF different nations and
large number of foreign and American mer-
chants.
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man & Randall's the weight proved too much
for the team and broke down, when Sailors,
baggage. etc, were 'Ieaped up peIl-men. No
one much hurt.
We understand that the striking plasterers
of this city have received $500 from the Bos.
ton Association, to aid them in sustaining
themselves; and that the Secretary of the
Union here made personal application to the
New York Union on Tuesday, for further as
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Domestic News.
WASHINGTON.

"ASHANGTVNs
CONCESSION TO GERMAN VESSELS.
WASHINGTON, July 21-Baron Gerolt this
evening received the following answer from
the French government: The French govern
mcnt refuses to cNo,npt the Mouth DER man
steamers from capture except those at sea ig-
norant of the war, which may enter French
ports The Baron Immediately telegraphed
the above to the Consul General OF North Ger
many at New York.
THE CROPS OF THE COUNTRY.
The July report of the agricultural depart
ment states that the great wheat-growing dis
tricts show a reduction in their condition and
the crop will be 210. 0O0, 900 BUSH, decrease of
48 O00 900 bush. The increase of the breadth of
the corn crop is greater than the decrease in
the average yield. The increase in the New
England States is about per cent. The cot
ton returns show an increase of II per cent
aggregating nearly million acres. 1t is esti-
mated that the crop will be three and half
million bales. The oat crop will exual that Of
last year, Vermont being the only New EGG
land State below last years average. The to-
baccO returns indicate an increase in the aver
age of 5 per cent The apple crop will be I'M
usually large. The peach crop is below the
average in every State but New Jersey. Both
the apple and peach crops in the United States
are infested with insects. Maine has 8 per
cent more spring wheat than last year; New
Hampshire 2, while Vermont has 8 per cent.
less, and Massachusetts 8 per cent less.
RED CLOUD AND HIS CHIEFS.
An officer at Fort Laramie writes July 9th
that Red Cloud has returned unwell and has
gone to his village. about twenty miles rom
here, where all'the chief are to be collected to-
gether. He will tell them what was said to
him in Washington. Red Cloud said here that
if all his people did make a treaty he would
leave them and go to the white people. He is
going to send his son east to Ne educated. We
are safe yet. They have not 10000 dusky war
riers. There were about 1000 here to meet him
and they behaved well.
THE LATE PROVOST PARADoL.
The body of Provost Paradol remains in the
parlor where it was laid out yesterday. Nu-
merous private parties were to-day refused ad-
mittance by order Of the chancellor of the
French legation. The remains were tonight
placed in metallic burial case with the in
scripton, "Lucien Anote Provost Paradol''-
NJ. Berthemy arrived here tonight and imme-
diately went to the house and remained an
hour and then returned 10 his lodgings. The
body will be convey to New York by the noon
train tomorrow accompanied by the friends oil
the deceased The children of the late minis.
ter and the members of legation now at New.
port will arrive at New York in time to follow
the remains to the steamer Lafayette, the same
vessel which brought M. Paradol to this coun-
try. Religious services will take place to. NOR
row morning at st. Matthews church.
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Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN. : 10 bbls
dye stuff casks OIL % bdls leather 100 bxs pipes 20
Kegs soda 20 bbs rice. % bdls chair stock Is bbls
Liquors. pcs marble, bills tar 18 cases boots and
shoes, 80 bds and bars iron, 1O6 bbls pork emp
ty demijohns, Is cases yellow metal 50 bxs laislns
oO frkins lard bdls saatts bars angle ron 10 bdls
gas pipe y boiler sections, safety valve cases and
10 bales dOmcstics. bbls beer 10 ties lard IA table
trames coils lead pipe, 10 wine, 20 bbls on
ions, hhds hams, $50 pkgs to Princes Express, 100
1sys and couplets casks OIL 4obdls leather wheel
IL pcs machinery 80 bags WOOL 81 pcs MARBLE bales
gambia, Is pkgs furniture. carriage and pole %
bbls flour. sewing machines, 227 bags rags 2 casks
OIL so bales WOOL 81 cases tin, 30 bags sapetre 1870
pkgs to order.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILROAD - cases of
CLOTH crates stone ware 81 prs side springs As ell
iptic 90, bales rags. A doors, hides, calves
lambs, 10 trusses, 229 bdls paper horse wagon IS
pigs merchandise, 10 cars freight for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-1Oc cases of webbing
bds rakes, SO bags spools, 8 bds lining, ~ sacks
wool bags waste 1896 sides leather 34S bdls shoy-
els, ~ bXs eggs, 68 cases merchandise.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1899 cans milk. am
Seis honr. paper, do Starch, do Iumbsr. II
flour. wv WIS
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GOOD TEMPLARs' CELEBRATION.
MARINE DISASTER.
MASSAOHUSETTa

MARRIAGE OF GEN. BUFFERS DAUGHTER.
LOWELL, July 2l.-The marriage of Senator
Ames with Blanche Butler, took place this
evening in st. AIMS Church, DR.. Edison per-
forming the marriage ceremony. The church
was deliberately decorated with flowers. There
were four groomsmen and four bridesmaids |;
the former dressed in full military uniform.
After the ceremony in the church, Gen. But
Ter gave grand reception at his mansion, to
which over 2500 invitations had been issued.
The house and grounds were brilliantly illum-
mated. Senator Ames and wife will remain
IN Lowell fortnight and then visit his par
cnts in Maine
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Sherif'S Sale.

STATE OF MAINE-CUMBERLANp,s IS:
TTACHED ON sundry wits and will be sold by
a consent of parties. at public auction Monday,
the 18th day OF July, 1870 at 12 O'Clock in the al
ternoon, at store No IS Market st, In Portland, In
SAID county, the following described personal prop
erty, to viii:
Tobacco Salt, Corn Starch, Candles, Spices Salera-
tus, Lat ndry. CASTLE, Family and Toilet Soaps,
Mustard, Matches, Yeast Cakes Beans, Peas, Bar
Vinegar, Ker. OIL Rice, Dat Meal, Dried Apples
Raisins. Tapioea, Chocolate, lKetchup, yellies, Ex
tracts, Paper Bags and Twine Hosord's Prepara-
tion, Pals, Tuts, Clothes Pins, &c. Also Store FIX
lures, Platform and Counter Scales, Cheese Box, Tea
and Cofi Cans, Scoops and Measures Ice Chest.
and Desk Elton q Mcfarland Safe, Sign, &C.
The abo, stock is large, clean, fresh and consists
in part of original packages OF choice staple goods
Dated at said Portland this 10th day OF July 1860.
NJ. ADAMS, Dep. Sheriff.
f. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auct:Oneers. iy2Otd
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miscellaneous Notices.

PERIoDIcALs.-Harper's Monthly and Pc
terson's Magazine, for August have been
received and are for sale at the book stores
of Bailey & Noyes and H. L. Davis,
Exchange Street. Loring Short & Harmon
and Augustus Robinson, under Falmouth
Hotel. Also at the school book, music and pc
riodical store OF e. G. Andrews No. So Centre
Street, and at the book and periodical depot
of Messrs. Fessenden Bros, under Lancaster
Hall
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-State vs. Byron Deane, John HAM
ilton, Reuben Hill and Afrel Hamilton. Taking
porgies within three miles OF the shore of the town OF
Cumberland, in seine. Bion Bradbury, ESQ.,,
counsel for the respondents, filed mot ion denying
the juris lotion of the Municipal Court over their
offence, stating that the Statute was general one
and that it distinctly set forth that the complaint in
cases must be made before trial justices. H. Has
kel County Attorney, argued in favor of the juris-
diction. Continued to tomorrow morning
L. H. HaskelI. Bon Bradbury.
State VS.. John and James Mcdonald. Larceny.
Discharged on promise of reform.
Dynamo
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EW YORK.

NEW YORK, July N.-Two large loads of of
ficers of the veteran Irish brigade celebrated
the anniversary of the battle of Bull Run to-
day by an excursion to Dudley's Grove.
The Commissioners of emigration to-day
elected N. II. Jackson as Treasurer, vice j. o.
Wheeler removed. Wheeler has been Treasur-
err % years, bnt Mayor Hall protested against
his old fashioned method of book keeping.
The number OF emigrants arrived to July 14th
was 136,075.
Mayor Hall to-day vetoed the bill ordering
the attachment of Emin's patent gas burners to
all street lamps.
Rear Admiral Goldsborough and w. w.
Wood, Chief engineer of machinery afoat,
terry at HobOken with view to its purchase by
the government
During the past two days Sc vessels evaded
the quarantine The runners brought them
from Perth Amboy through the Kills.
Oelrich has been ordered to keep all the
steamers of the Bremen line in port and no
more vessels or steamers will be despatched
for Europa. The Hermann, Weser and Frank
fort will be detained, as will also the American
steamers Hanover and Union when they ar
rive.
NEW FRENCH MINISTER PROMISED.
The following is despatch received by M.
Berthermy yesterday, considering the death of
M. Parade! and the importance OF occurring
| events. You will remain in the United
States until the nomination of new minister
WHICH WILL DE Immediately made.
THE YACHT RACE.
| The yachting excitement is increasing. The
Dauntless and Cambria are hourly expected.
The famous yacht America, head of the equip
ment bureau OF the navy yard will leave the
| navy yard tomorrow and start out to sea in
search Of the incoming yachts, returning with
| the first she meets.
THE WHEAT CROP.
Tue wheat crop of this State will average
| half if not three quarters more than last year,
| and of much superior quality. The yield OF
barley will be less The oats crop will equal
| last years.
| THE HEATED TERM.
The heat has been less intense TO day, the
mercury not going above 80. Eight cases o.
sun stroke are reported, four OF which were
| fa.al.
DEATH OF THE AUSTRIAN CONSUL.
Chevalier de Loosely, the Austrian Consul IL
this city, died this morning at the New YorF
| Hotel.
| SYMPATHY WITH PRUSSIA.
The Union Republican General Com mittet
met tonight deploring the war in Europe
They expressed unqualified sympathy WITH
Prussia. Resolutions condemning Napoleon
action were passed, 43 to 20.
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AUCTION SALES.
Building Loan Mortgage.
ROtice of Foreclosure and Sale.

NTHEREAS, Charles II. Adams, OF the City OF
wv Portland, in the county OF Cumberland. on
the twenty-seventh day of Jupe 1868, by his mort
gage deed of that date recorded in registry of deeds
for said County, book 356, page 2C4 conveyed to said
CITY certain lot OF land and the buildings thereon,
situated on the north-easterly side OF lem
PIE street in said Portland seventy feet 7o on said
Temple street, and ninety ieet lSo1 deep being the
PIE Street Chapel Society, by deed dated Jny ed,
1886 aud recorded in the Registry OF Deeds ior said
county, book 272, page 25j, with auhoily IN case o.
breach OF the condition in said mortgage to seD
said premises at auction, and from the proceeds u
pay me debt scared thereby. And, whereas, ina
said Adams;
This is to give notice that said house and lot win
be sold at public auction said premises on the
first day OF August, 1870, at eleven o'clock In the
forenoon, Tor the reason and purpose aforesaid.
In witness whereof, /. Henry w. Hersey, In
behalf Of said city, as Treasurer thereof by virtue
OF the Authority gwen me in said deed lhave here
INTO set my hand, and give this notice, this elev-
enth day OF July, 1870.
III. W. HERSEY,
Jy1ideodSWtAugl Treasurer of Portland.
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THE PRESIDENT AT LoNo BRANCH,
LONG BRANCH, July 21.-The President and
family and Gen. Porter arrived here this even
ing and proceeded to their cottage which they
will occupy the eutire season. A large num-
Der of yachts are cruising off here watching for
the Cambria and Dauntless. The shore is lin
ed with people also on the lookout for them
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CONNECTfCUT.
THE GERMAN BLOOD QUICKEN

THE GERMAN BLOOD QUICKENED.
HARTFORD. July 21.-A meeting of German
citizens was held in this city to night to ex-
press their sympathy for Fatherland in the
war with France. 1t was resolved to form a
branch society to the New York society," and
committee was appointed to collect subscrip-
tons for the benefit of the wounded German
soldiers. A number of speeches were made
which were enthusiastically applauded.
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Adjourned to Monday evening.

The REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE held a
meeting at the Falmouth Hotel last evening,
Speaker Blaine presiding. The following mem
bers were in attendance: VIM. P. Frye OF An
droscoggin, w. f. Lowell of franklin, Fred
erck Robbie of Cumberland, S. S. Marble Of
Lincoln, J. w. Wakefield of Sagahahoc, STAN
ley T. Pullen of Piscataquis, Joseph I'll. West
of Hancock, G. M. Powers of Aroostook, limo
thy Walker of Oxford, L. A. Smith of Somer-
set and George I'll. Knowlton OF York.
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NEW MAMPsHIRE.

COMMENCEMENT AT DARTMOUTH.
HANOVER, July 21.-The annual commence
ment exercises took place at Dartmouth Col
lege to-day and were attended by Gov Stearns
and many other distinguished citizens The
honorary degree of LII. d.. was conferred upon
Hendrck of Marietta Ohio; d. D., upon Rev.
David Dimond of Anna, ILL.,, Rev. Joshua w.
Wellman of Newton, Mass, and Rev. Samuel
2 Leeds of Hanover
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Supreme judicial Court.
LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT.
OXFORD COUNTY.

LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT.
OXFORD COUNTY.
No. 2e-Deborah X. Lunt VS.. George W. Lunt. Mo
tons and exceptions overruled in action for DOVER
Bolster. Andrews.
Harlow. Black
No 27-Deborah X. Lunt VS.. Geo. W. Lunt. Ex-
ceptions overruled.
Bolster Bolster. Andrews.
Harlow. Black.
No. 29-Wiiliam Sanderson ct al vs.. J. B. Brown
CT a. c,,d DISMISSED ~ from this docket
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
No. 71-Danol Green Lewiston Steam Mill Co.
Argued.
Record. Frye & Cotton.
YORK COUNTY.
No. 113-Ebenezer Libby ct ux vs. William STAN
fault as mortgage.
w, Emery. Hamilton.
No. 1l4-Edw. E. Bourne VI. William Stevenson
ais To be argued in writing in &c. 80 and 80 days
Smith. Goodwin.
No. 120-Thomas D. Locke VS.. George w. Milliken
ct a. 10 be argued in writing in so, 30 and 80 days.
Goodwin. Eastman
No. 122-Christopher Hussey vs. j. P. Allen. To
be argued in writing in 30, and 10 days.
Kimbal. Low.
No. 125-Wiiliam l.. Thompson vs. Inhabitants of
ksnnebunk. To be argued in writing.
Dane Il Bourne. Smith,
Stone.
No. 126-John Jones, appellant. vs. Simeon Tib-
belts Detendants brief in.
No. 1n-Marthl +. Fall W.. s. p. Fall. Submit
ted en- BRIEF
Low. Copeland
No. 142-Syvester Fall vs.. 5. p. Fall, Submitted
on briet.
Low. Copeland.
No. 1i3-Eiehard McCabe VS.. James McRea. To
be submitted on briet 10 81 days.
Stone & Haley. Dane & Bourne
No. 1H-George A.-Frost VS.. Theodate Frost ad-
mnistratlix. To BE- argued In writing in CO. so and
80 days.
Low. Kimball.
Copeland.
Frost.
CUMB fRLAND COUNTY.
No. 1S)-Willard CHM vs.. VIM Mclean. Agreed
statement.
Putnum. Bradbury & Bradbury.
No. 208-S. II. Sawyer vs.. Ann III. Fernald & Tr.
To be argued in writing during term.
Swasey & Son. McCobb & Kingsbury.
No. 221-John Goddard VS.. John D. Lord. Mis-
entry.
Bradbury g. Bradbury. A. A. Strout.
No. 226.David S: Wood in eq VS.. Harriet N. Wood
ct al. To be argued in writing.
A. A. Strout. Barnes for Isley.
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RHODE ISLAND.

THE ANNIVERSARY OF BULL RUN.
PROVIDENCE, July q The Second Rhode
Island Volunteers celebrated the battle of Bull
Run to-day by reunion at Rocky Point,
which called out between 200 and 300 of the
veterans. An association was formed with
Gen. Nelson Wall as President. Letters were
Edwards.
GOOD TEMPLARs' CELEBRATION
The order of Good Templars made large
demonstration here to-day on the occasion of
laying the corner stone of Temple Hall. The
brethren with their families afterwards went
down the bay to fraternal clam bake.
MARINE DISASTER.
~ The steamer Ashuelot, from New York for
New Bedford, went ashore on Point Judith at
o o'clock this morning, humping heavily on
the rocks and her keel breaking up. The pas
sebgers were all landed at Newport.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, July 81 The Havana market is unset
tied. Spanish bank notes are quoted at q per
cent. discount. Sugars are animated; No. IL Dutch
standard is firm at 81 reals.
LONDON, July 21-1130 A. M.-Consols 500 tor
money and account.
American securities States 5-20's. 1862. at
500; do 1866, old, S03 do 1867 So U. S. 1040s 20
Erie shares 15! Illinois Central shares 101 Atlantic
g. Great Western shares 81.
LIVERPOOL, July 21-1i.30 A. NJ Cotton ouiet
Middling uplands 9ad; Middling upiands DAD; sales
5000 bales. Corn 35s Sd.
LONDON, July 2l.-1.3O P M-Consols ss2 for mon
ey and account.
American securities U. S. 5-2O's. 1862. SOL: dc
1865, old, 500: do 1867, so; U. S. 10-4Vs 49, Erie
shares l54. Illinois Central shares 1Ol Atlantic &
Great Western shares q.
SD for Middling uplands; sales 10 90 bales. " :
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THE P. & K, p S. s. P. and Eastern Rail-
roads, with their usual liberality, furnished
com plmentary tickets to the editors and pub.
fishers of Maine and New Hampshire, by
which they may pass over the several railroad
lines to the grand reunion, which occurs at
Rye Beach, N. f., on the 9th and 18th inst.
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Building Loan Mortage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

"HEREAs John Dolan, OF the City of Portland
w in the County OF Cumberland, on the twenty
fourth day OF June, 1867, by his Mortgage deed Of
that date recorded in the Registry OF Deeds for said
County, book 356, page 81, conveyed to said City
certain lot OF land and the buildings thereon, sitna-
tcG the corner OF Washington and Walnut Streets
Doan by Weston f. Milliken bv his deed dated April
20th 1867 and recorded in the Registry of Deeds for
said County book ISL page AIS, with authority in the
case OF the breach the condition in said mortgage
to sell said premises auction, and from the pro.
eeeds TO pay the debt secured thereby And whereas
the condition OF said mortgage deed has been broken
by said Dolan:
This is give notice that said house and lot will
be sold at public auction on said premises on the
tenth day OF August, 1870, at eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon, for tbs reason and purpose aforesaid.
In witntss wlleI eot ], Henry W Hersey, in behalf
OF said CITY, treasurer thereof, by virtue OF tho
authority given me in said deed, have hereunto set
my hand, and given this notice this twentieth day
of July, 1870
ii. w. JERSEY,
jy21dlawiw&wtdtd Treasurer,ot Portland.
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WE believe that Arnold's Writing Fluid is
acknowledged TO be the best Ink now in use.
Hall L. Davis, Exchange street, have just re-
ceived fresh importation, which we think is
superior to any they ever have offered. Be
sure and try bottle.
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Household Furniture, Carpets, & c.
at Auction.

IN FRIDAY, July Pod, at ten o'clock A M, we
Osha sell at house No SO Winter ST., Parlor Suits.
Marble Top Tables, What-Not, Black Walnut and
Bedsteads, Spring Beds, Hair Mattresses, Feather
Beds, Extension Tables, Dining Chairs, Brussels
and Ingram Carpets, Crockerv, Glass Ware, "Bos-
ton and Maine' Cook Stove, Tables, Chairs together
with the Kitchen Furniture.
jy20td +. o. BAILEY & CO., Auet'rs,
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ILLINOIS,.

GEN. SHERIDAN.
CHICAGO, sJuly 2.-General Sheridan ac-
companied by General Forsyth of his staff and
DR.. Hayden, left for Washington this morning
to receive instructions and will sail from New
York on July 3d. General Sherman will COM
mand this department. during Gen. Sheridans
absence