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The Portland daily press., 1870-07-29
To the Editor Of the Press:

10 the EdttOT Of the Press:
The article on "city COAL" by P, in your pa.
per of the 23d inst, smacks strongly of "sour
grapes" We know the fact that owing to
some irregularity in dealing, the firm owning
and controlling the Sugar Loaf coal will not
sell or do any business with the Supposed Mr.
P. With one other exception ia man who sells
coal on a commission and says he controls the
whole Portland market) Sugar Loaf coal can
be purchased by the dealers in Portland at the
circular price, of the owners, and is generally
the same prices as that asked for the Hezle-
ton, or old companies, OR any other standard
Lehigh coal, and the competition is between
the dealers, as to who can discharge and place
it in the bins of the city the cheapest. The
city show their wisdom and good business
qualities by advertising for special coal, the
uniform good quality of which they ate fami!-
lar with, and if P. is the only dealer who can
not furnish them with the coal the fault is not
theirs but his. B.
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MAINE.
BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

oANNOh TdEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
BANGOR, July 28.-The anniversary exer.
c,ses OF the Bangor Theological Seminary
closed to-day with the exercises of the gradual.
Jug CLASS. Nine students were graduated and
received diplomas. The various exercises oil
oi,e anniversary have been very largely attend
Gu ana unusually interesting.
GRAND DIVISION 8. OF T.
Inc quarterly session of the Grand Division
OF Sons of Temperance Oof Maine was held
u, w '4,s city to-day, Hon. Henry Tallman, G.
W., OF Bath, presiding. The Committee on
aohticai Action reported in favor of demanding
OF our legislature the enactment OF such laws
as VIII ensure the vigorous enforcement of the
MAINE law and the entire suppression of the
sac OF all intoxicating liquors; urges the re-
ognizes in the legislature of 1870 an advance
step IN the right direction, and halls as favor
ape omen the fact that "the principles for
Wnlch we have so long labored have been
ADOPTED by the dominant party both in its
platform and in its nominee for Governor; and
while according to all temperance men the
right to vote as their consciences dictate, rec
ommend that they withhold their votes from
all VINO are not practical outspoken temper
ance men. The Grand Division passed the
following resolution:
Resolred, That it is the duty of the temper
ance men to vote for such men only as repre-
sent their principles and experience has taught
y, US that men pledged to any of the leading DO
ntIcat partes OF the present day are not relia-
PIE on this question; therefore we believe the
organization of an Independent political party
IN favor OF legislation prohibiting the sale of all
Kinds of intoxicating liquors is necessary and
- the only course that will enable Us success
fully to protect ourselves AGAINST tbe liouor
traffic.
The session closed with a public meeting at
City Hall. at which addresses were made by
Geo. L. Kimball of Portland, S. B. Ransom Of
New Jersey, M. p. of the National Division
OF N orth America, and Albert M. Scott of Au-
gusta, formerly member of the Boston detec-
tive police.
RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED.
AUGUSTA, July 2S.-The Portland & Kenne-
bee Railroad Co.'S bridge near South Gardiner
was entirely destroyed by fire this afternoon.
This is the sixth bridge this company has lost
BY tire and flood within seYen months
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The Worcester excursionists arrived at East.
port at seven o'clock on Thursday evening.
The charge of manslaughter against Con-
ductor Barnes, Of the Northern railroad. has
been withdrawn, he showing that he ran his
train according to the rules Of the road.
Jefferson Davis is on his way to Europe via
New York
The American Institute of Instruction, in
session at Worcester, voted with but three dis
sentiug votes, in favor of retaining the Bible
in public schools.
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ARE CoMiNG.-Our readers will be pleased
to learn that the old Alleghauian Vocalists and
Swiss Bell Ringers, who have lately returned
from Europe, are to open at the Theatre Aug.
Ssh and OH. Mr.. D. G. Waldron, formerly
publisher of the California Spirit Of the Times
San Francisco, their ageut, is stopping at the
Preble House.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON, July 28.-The Republican
State Convention last evening nominated Gov
r. x. Scott for reelection and N. J. Rancier
colored, for Lieutenant Governor A large
majority Of the delegates were colored, Two
rival delegations presented themselves from
Charleston causing a discussion of their re.
spective claims. The committee on creden.
tals, OF which ex-Congressman B. F. White
more was chairman, reported in favor of the
delegation headed by large colored, and
against the delegation headed BY Senator Saw
yer and Congressman Bowen.
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AcCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon young
man hired a horse and top buggy of Messfs.
Libby s. Dow, and taking two ladies started
on a ride. Coming down Walnut street into
Salem be turned rather short corner, and
threw out all three of the occupants. The
horse then dashed along Salem street and be-
fore he was stopped tore the top off the buggy
and ruined two of the wheels, besides break
ing the carriage in other parts. The occupants
escaped with nothing worse than bad scare.
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WARRINGTON.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS,

WASHINGTON, July 28.-The aggregate re.
ce!pts OF the internal revenue for the first fif.
teen months of the present administration are
S66, 500,67 greater than for the last fifteen
months OF the preceding administration. The
$500 900; ON incomes, $11, 4O2 900; on sales
$2,675,0O0; on special taxes, 2,443 900; on
stamps, $2.O97, 900; on banks and bankers
on gross receipts, 1926 600. The entire collec.
tions for the fifteen months prior to June LIST
were 1913 800 344
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"HAIL love- first love, thou word that sums all bliss,
The sparkling cream of all-times blessedness."
Young wife, would you retain your hus
bands affection, return his caresses with a
sweet, pure breath, which you cannot have
with an unhealthy stomach. Spread your
snowy cloth with nice, sweet bread, pies and
cakes, preserve your own health and conse-
quent good nature, an4 your husbands affec-
ton; all this you can secure by using Gold
Medal Saleratus.
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LINCOLN INSTITUTE This Seminary, in JEFF
ferson City, Missouri, was established by two
regiments of colored soldiers at the close of the
war. Rev. e. r. Beal has been in this civ
during the week raising money for its endow-
ment. The school is not sectarian; and the
enterprise is highly commended by such m en-
as Rev. E. L. Hale and Rev. j. M. Man .inp
of Boston. Its primary object is the education
of colored teachers for the freedmen. col.
lection will be taken in its behalf next Sab.
bath morning at State street Church, and anv
persons willing to aid by donations can hand
them to thomas II. Hayes, 14s Middle street
who will forward funds through the treasury o.
American Missionary Association.
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STEAMER LEWISTON, from Milbridge, al
rived at midnight, reports that the yacht fleet
was seen off Deer Isle at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Gen. Fremont, wife and child
were passengers by the I.ewistoa. The Ariel
Boat Club, which had been rusticating week
at Southwest Harbor, also returned on the
Lewiston
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DOUBLE SMASH UP.-Pratt & Pickett, car
rage builders, Federal street, received yester-
day consignment of the ruins of an express
wagon, the property of Mr.. Ford, whose horse
took fright on Middle street, in front of the St.
Julian, and rushed furiously through the
street until lamp post retarded his progress
from thence he paid bis respects to one of Mr..
Sager's fine hacks, leaving his mark to the
amount of 500 in repairs.
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shoulders at 13c. Live Hogs quiet at Is q 10 % for
common to extra prime. Cattle moderately active at
3 % q 8 379 for comm II Texas t, n'editm steers.
Receipts 1890 bis. -four, 5000 bush. wheat,
o3 600 bush. corn 1000 BUSH oats, $500 bush. bar
ley, 5000 hogs.
Shipments-3,2O0 bbs. flour, 1900 bush. wheat,
81, 900 bush. corn, 5000 bush. oats, $500 hogs.
CINCINNATI, July % -Whiskev dull at 81 q CSC.
Bulk meats-shoulders at 13c. Bacon-shoulders at
144c; clear sides at Sc Lard at 1elc. Mess prk at
so co.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2S. Cotton unchanged;
Middling uplan1s at 1Sc
MOBILE, July 25.-Cotton firm; Middling uplands
at 17c.
CHARLESTON, July 2s.-Cotton quiet; Middng
uplands at 1910.
SAVANNAH, July 2s.-Cotton dull; Midding at
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TIE SAINTS BELLIGERENT.
SALT LAKE, July N.-Since the nomination
OF Gen. Maxwell by the Gentle citizens as a
delegate to Congress the Mormons have been
belligerent and threatening. Two prominent
GENTLE citizens yesterday were attacked, one
or them being seriously and the other danger
ous!y beaten. Gen. Augur has established
military post at Pioro City, forty miles south
~ This nj
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KANSAS.
THE ASSASSIN oF COL. R11RLI

THE ASSASSIN OF COL. BUELL..
ST. LOUIS, July 28.-Malone, the murderer
OF Col. Buell. at Fort Leavenworth, yesterday
confessed the crime, the cause of which was
that Col Buell. had compelled him to saw
cord of wood as a punishment for obscene Ian.
guagc at roll call.
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TEL EGisAPHIU ITEH1

Five persons died from the effects of iptem.
perahce at Oswego, N. Y, on Wednesday.
Charles Coslan, a colored man. murdered his
wiie IN Baltimore Thursday, in fit of insani-
ty, caused by the heat.
One OF the Wiliston Mills, East Hamilton.
Mass, was burnt Thursday night. Loss s35
600; fully insured. ~O''
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, July 28-The Cambria came UT
to the Brooklyn navy yard this morning anj
ceive thorough overhauling and repairs. pre
paratory to entering the races in American
waters for the Queens cup, now held by an
American yacht
The New York Yacht Club will give Mr.
Ashbury complimentary banquet at Delmon.
Schuyler Burns was to-day held in $oOOf
bail for committing rape on Margaret FIELDING
in the Assistant Aldermen's room in the CITY
Hall.
Miss Esther E. COwton, who strangled hel
own infant and then threw it from a window
in 37th street, yesterday, has been found insane
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A NEW ADVERTISING DoDGE-Every time
a lady who uses fragrant SozoDoNT she adver-
tises the article The state of her teeth is a
certificate of its excellence. No spot darkens
their surface, no impurity clings to them, the
cushions in which they are set are rosy, and
the breath that swells through them is sweet
as the breeze of June.
"SPAULDNG's GLUE" useful in every house.
iy25eod1W
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THAT ANCIENT HAT SToRE-Mr. e. N. Per-
ry has removed his hat and cap establishment
to the Mussey block, corner Middle and Temple
streets. With the exception of>a few years
this spot has been occupied for hat store dur
ing the whole of the present century. It was
formerly called the portland Hat Factory"
and sign bearing that title graced the walls
long after the Hat Factory Company had brok-
ca up. The late John Mahan, Esq, occupied
the store early in the century, and we believe
that the sign was painted for him. He was
succeeded by Frost s. Waterhouse they by
Eben Webster, and Mr.. Webster by Wilson &
Putney, and they by Mr.. Edmund Winship,
and Winship and Paine. Mr. Winship is the
only one of the hat dealers who have occupied
that store that is now living. Our Oldest citi-
zens purchased their head coverings in that
store more than half century since, and it
seems right and proper that the place where
our fathers and grandfathers purchased their
hats should be still devoted to the same pur-
pose for the benefit of their children. We are
therefore, glad that Mr.. Perry has taken it for
that purpose, and wish him much prosperity
in his new es establishment.
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ACCI,DN sa.t.s.
SheTif''s Sale.
CUMBERLAND SIS:

CUMBERLAND IS:
A TTACHED on sundry writs and will be sold n,
"A public auction. by consent OF parties 10 bobsat
bidders at the Japan Tea Store, at No 1853 EIchapoe
street, in Portland. in said County, on Tuesday The
2nn day of August, A. ID. 1870, at 1-2 O'Clock p
NJ, the following personal property, TO wit: Tea.
Coffee. Bbls. Sugar, Tobacco Maccoronl, Peas
Beans Bitters, Extracts and Oils, Meal, Syrups
Tamarinds Rose Water Worcestershire Sauce, Sal
adj Cream Kefchup. Jees Canned Com, Black
Berries Cherries, Peaches Pine Apple, Q ,nces and
Pears, Sardines, Fancy soaps, Crackers, Jars Pix
les. Cigars, Spices. Cream Tartar, Saeratus, Cod
Fish, 5roma, Chocolate. Bread Preparation. Blue
ing, Herbs, Rice, Laundry and Family Soaps,
Candies, Sai-Soda. Nut, Fig', Raisi ., Currants
Mustard, Starch, Cheese Molasses, Syrups, Vinegar,
Lard, Butter, Picked Lines Flour, SAT- Paper
Bags and Irvine, Brooms, Sc Also complete
SET OF Spice, Coffee and Tea Boxes In Chestnu Gas
Fixtures, Platform and Counter sea es. Cohee and
Sugar Mills, Refrigerator, Cheese Box, Painted
Syrup and Molas-cs Tank, Signs, Tin and wooden
This is complete, fresh an large stock OF choice
Groceries aud Store Fxures
Dated at Portland, July 2S, 1870.
L. N. PERRY, Sheriff.
F. o. BAILEY & co, Auct oneers. jy2std
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KID GLOVES, all colors, at Cogia Hassan's.

FATHERS AND MOTHERS, if you desire to
save your boys from drowning, call at j. M.
Todd & Co.'s, 76 Middle street, and see new
Patent Life Preserver. Boys cai: learn to swim
in ten minutes; the best thing out.
iy26-d1w NJ. G. Dow, Agent for Maine.
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YOUNGER BY TWENTY YEARS IS THE AP-
PEARANcE of the man of fifty, or the lady Of
never mind how many summers-after he OF
she has charmed away the gray hairs with
PHALoN's VITALlA. Pleasant, clear and
transparent No sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal.
ers. iy25cod1w
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NEW LOTS Of Jewelry at Co-ia Hassan's.

HEALTH AND RECREATION to af-
ford all an opportunity to enjoy an excursion
this beautiful weather, shall sell Panama hats
for $3.50 and other thin hats in propotion.-
Only think of It'll
jy251w SHAW, 147 Middle street.
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NEW YORK. July 2S-N0rniBg.-Gold 1913, "a 122
Money q per cent Sterling Exchange lO9a q
110H.
Governments dull and steady.
Stocks little ing. Vanderbilts are little lower
but Harlem and Michigan Central are nearly per
cent. better than last night.
NEW YORK, July 2S-Ajternoon. - The German
bankers sellers OF Geld this afternoon aud
the market closed weak at 1919.
Governments were very strong on the improved ca
bic quotations.
Money easy at q per cent. Sterling Exchange
heavy at 1895 Tor Ion, and 11o5 for sight, cable at 1f
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TaURsDAY.-State VS.. John Davis. Assault and
battery on Eben Maxwell. Satisfaction acknowl.
edged payment of costs and respondent dis.
charged.
Caf!eton. O'Dcnne
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper s. Co.'S, 100 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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some other children and on crossing the road
caught his foot between the rail and plank
the whole train passing over one leg He lived
about forty minutes
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LADIES, if you do not want your clothes
streaked or spotted with blue, get bottle Of
Woodruff's Liquid Laundry Blueing. For sale
by all grocers and druggists. Manufactured at
IL Temple street. jy292t
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miscellaneous Notices.

The Eastern Express Co. has our thanks for
late Halifax papers.
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THE
Central Railroad
OF IOWA.
$50 Mfaes i'm length.
Now Nearly Completed.

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidity, and the entire line
necessary to connect st. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at St Paul. The
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ACCIDENT ON THE GRAND TRUNK. Mr..
FRANCIS Z. Kimball, a brakeman on one OF the
freight trains on the Grand Trunk road was
quite seriously jampled yesterday. He was
Stacking two cars at Berlin Falls when his
foot caught in the switch rope and he siam
med between the hunters of the cars. He was
put on board the passenger train to this city
aud conveyed to his home The principal in
.juries seem to be in the region of his bowels,
and it is little difficult to ascertain their ex-
tent, though they are probably not of a dan
gerous character.
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A SON of Capt. Frederick Foster, of Mill
bridge, aged seven years, was drowned We'd
nesday evening while bathing.
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MASSACHUSETTS,,

0AV AZ H'oHHo FITTING OUT.
BOSTON, July 28.-The following vessels are
being fitted for service at Charlestown navy
yard: Connecticut, Miantonomah, Niagara
Oregon, Pennsylvania Shawnee, Sabine. Shen.
andoah, Ticonderaga, Virginia, Wabash and
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FANS, at Cogia Hassan's.

AN experienced Drug Clerk wanted. Ad-
dress G. H. NJ at this Office jy28-3s
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SHADE HATS aud Luncheon Baskets at Co
gia Hassan's, 129 Middle street.
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ABOVE EXPENSES MORE THAN THE INTER.
EST ON THAT PORTION OF THE NOR rGAGED
that can be issued up to date.
The completion OF new road enables US to offer for
sale more OF these bonds No bonds can be issued
issue is limited to $40, o 90 Der mile. '''' use
These bonds are desirable as an investment for
first: Behind th.m aud fortifying them is Maid
up capital OF nearly 81, 000, 600.
Second: The roa is new great trunk line run.
ming b-tween the New York Central and Erie Rail-
wavs, and shortening the distance seventy miles-a
very great distance properly considered, and one
Third: The cost OF building the road is twice the
mortgage, and railroad is real estate of perfect
title, and il g cd for anything is always increasing
best character at half value. The cost of sinoIe
track is about $4,000 per mile; mortgage, $4,000
Besides in This case the real estate is in existence
Fourth: The MORTGAGE Bonds on every railroad
running out of New York City are good and inter-
Fifth: Tie total interest liability of this great
railway. over four hundred miles in length will be
but $780, 900, Gold, per annum alter the whole line
expected, will exceed tits.
"A consideration of the gross receipts of the New
necessary, we believe, to vince parties that the
Midland will net after all expenses, much larger
sum than its interest debt.
THE RATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cent. in gold. free of
HLed States income tax and this, With gold at 5
rational person could expect a SAFE INVEST
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE TO he offered
on more liberal terms than these
THE BONDS.
The bonds have 25 years to run are issued in de-
nominations OF $1,000; bear Seven Per Cent Inter-
est IN gold tree OF income tax are Coupon Regis
tered, with interest, payable sem;-annualy in New
York, on the LIST Of May and 1st OF November.
PRICE: PAR AND ACCRUED IN.
TEREST.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C., may be had ON appli-
cation.
BreaUSter, SsUeet d COL
40 State Street, Beston.
GEORGE 0PDYKE & co,
Bankers, No. 25 Nussau-st.
no2sd&w1y
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Jnly 2S - 80 A. M.-Consols s9I tor
money and account.
American securities United States 5-20's 1862 at
81: do 1865, old, 81; do 1867 81; q, s 1o4d;s 20 a
Erie shares 15I Ililois Central shares 40 stlan ~
and Great Western shares 81.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S-11.5O A. M-Cotton duu and
irregular; sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands Sd
Alddling Orleans SD.
LONDON, July 2s.-2.SO M.-Consols ssI for NOR
ey and account
LIVERPOOL, July 2S-2.3o P. NJ Cotton fiat ;
sales 6, 900 bales; Middling uplands 7,d; Mddline
Orleans Sd. Corn 34s Cd. Pork 1c5s. California
, Wheat lis ID; Red Western 9s Sd q 9s Cd: Red
Winter los Cd. Flour 26s
LONDON, July 2s-5P. M Consols ssk for money
and account.
American securities-U U. S. 5-2O's, 1862, 50; do
1865, old, 50: do 1867, 81: u S. 1040's, 81. Erie
shares 155. Illinois Central shares 1903. Atlantic &
treat Western shares q.
LIVERPOOL, July 2s IS P. M Cotton irregular;
Kidding up!ands "a; sales $40 bales Spirits Tur
pentine Sis q 3Is Cd.
LONDON, July 2s-5 A. M.-!Tallow ass Cd. Refin-
ed Petroleum easier at Is Cd. Lnseed Oil firm heavy
at $50 los q $50 15s. Spirits Turpentine dull.
FreIghfs.
:, MOBILE, July 23-There is nothing doing in any
direction, and tor the present rates are NOMINAL
we note Liverpool al; coastwise ports by sail &c.
Ros.es STOCK Lisa
Sales at the Brokers' Board, July %.
new Hampshire State Skies, 1871 ....... 100
UUn.tea states ien-Iortles. ................. LOG
Union Pacific II Skies, gold, al
Union Pacific Land Grant. Sevens. .......... ri
american God 1913
N;ohoa udu -.'-.............. i20
n1,cnaan Central Railroad .."........... -. l1s5
peppereu Manufacturing Company ......... $40
1ates Manufacturing Company. .......... 95]
mn Manu1acturing Co... ..................... 1145
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DEarH or JACOB Ro1r. The Boston rapers

DEATH OF JACOB ROLF. The Boston papers
record he death, In that city. Tuesday last, o.
ishilom Portlander, Jacob Rolf, at the age oil
about 66. 1t is perhaps half dozen years
since Mr.. Rolfe was resident of this city, but
his memory did not die out with his depart
ure. Mr.. r., familiarity known as "Jake," was
member OF the old firm of Rolf, Cole & Co,
composed of the deceased, L. d. Cole and
Isaac Ingersoll, one of the famous restaurant
and confectionery es tai lishments of Portland
twenty five years ago. Hundreds are familiar
with the pussy figure, rubicund face and pleas
ant ways of Jake" and he will be long re-
membered by our older citizens.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
t-JE Var in Gorham. ...P. NJ. d.
tAL NOTICE COLUMN.
f'9m5aT )unty Couv niion.
Hsd4 10 Sicilian Hair Remover.
,vERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Prop ga g for Stone. =. Geo. Thorn.
Gold Fob Chain Lost.
Rooms to Let . % Danforth Street.
Piano 10 Let. .. Free Street.
Wanted. =. Young Man.
Picked up Adrift. d. H. Hartford.
New Hat Store. .E. N. Perry.
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LIGHT Summer Shawls, closing out at Cogia
Hassan's, at reduced rates,
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FATAL ACCIDENT


Robert b. Graham, carpenter, was killed at
South Boston to-day by falling from build
ing.
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S19,5OO,OOO
The Remaining portion of this
Loan aaoaO for safe at 90 1-2 and ac-
c''Med interest IN currency. Cam be
had at the COnap0ssy's agencies. IN
NeaO York or Boston; in Ne,v Yorz;,
Tanner d Co., Bankers. NO.49 Wall
St., or ". ?. COnverse d. Co., No. 81
Pine st. Tn Boston. of E. Rollins
Morse d. Bro, No. 21 State st.
Pamphlets, Maps and all intor-
an@tiOs can be obtained at either of
the abOce named agencies.
The attention of Capitalists and
Investors IS particularly anvited to
these Securities. We are SATISFIED
they are all that could be desired,
and Enthusiastically recommend
fHe1a2
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DOSTER PRINTING, OF all kinda done with dis
l BIT patch at a Pres Office
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A BATTLE IMMINENT,

LONDON, Juno 28-Midnight.-Eve
indicates that an important engagement must
take place within three days. The Prussans
are massins between Treves and Merzig, on
the river Saar. They have 100000 men and
rather too much cavalry, more than they can
French numbers about 100000 men,