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ed u the United States was agreed to-.
The Senate went into executive session and
subsequently, took recess.
HOUSE.
The following Senate bills were passed: To
amend the act of July 81 1868; to protect the
rights of actual settlers on public lands; an act
TO establish and protect the national cemete-
ries; to regulate the foreign and coasting trade
on the northern. northeastern and northwest
ern frontiers of the United States; in relation
to Circuit Courts; TO regulate the effect of a
vote of thanks OF Congress; upon promotion
in the navy; to the admission of photographs
for exhibition free of duty; permitting New
Jersey to accept the bequest under will OF Ed
ward a. Stevens; allowing deputy collectors
the same pay as collectors.
The Senate amendments to the House bill
liking the compensation of grand and petit
jurors 10 the United States Circuit and Dis
triet Courts; to amend the act of June 22d
1860 to Carry into effect the provisions of treat
les between the United States and other coun-
tiers, consuls and other functi0nares of the
United States 10 those countries were not con-
Cured in and ordered to committee of con-
ference.
A committee of conference was appointed on
the Senate amendments to the House joint res
utiOn, ameudatory of the joint resolution Of
Juy 26, 1868, for the relief of certain army
officers.
The report of the Conference Commute on
the bin for the relief of certain officers of the
navy, which strikes out the provision relative
to retired officers, was agreed TO, and q resou-
ton adopted directing the door keeper to re-
tain in service during the recess the crippled
soldiers now employed under him.
The Hhuse then RESUMED the conference re-
port of the currency BILL which was opposed
by Messrs. Coburn, Morgan, Judd, Burchard
and Armstrong, because it was a measure OF
contraction. and by Mr.. Cox, because it was a
measure satisfactory to no body, neither con-
tractionisls or expansioniSts.
The conference report was rejected, SO TO 1872
and another conference mnittee ordered.
The Senate amendments on the Indian appro-
priation bill were reported aud explained by
MIR. Sargent Of California. and the House ad.
iourned.
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Keview of Portland Markets.
WEEK ENDING June 20. 1870.


AS usual on the week prior to the 4th of July,
there is more animation il some OF our merchandise
markets. particularly in the grocery Trade and the
business transactions have been very fair. After
the Fourth dull month is expected and the trans
actions will be only tor staple commodities for i'm
mediate use. Preparations will be made for the
Autumn trade and jobbers will stock up, so as to he
all prepared for the large business then expected.
The money market remains quiet and easy. Gold
is lower. Our last weeks report lett it at 1928 on
Wednesday, 22d. On Thursday it dropped 10 Hi
but subsequently recovered and sold at i113. Tie
failure OF a speculative operator in New York, who
attempted TO carry five millions in gold rise
was the cause Of this reduction in the rate. Friday
It sold at 1l1l9tlls; Saturday 1l19tiil; Monday
11o69il11; Tuesday 1o5G1l1g; Wednesday 2sth,
it ranged FROM I'LL a111S, closing at 1113.
APPLES-There is no green fruit OF any conss-
quenre in the marker. A few Southern appl h We
been brought along which for about Sc per bbl.,
and poor things az that. DrieI apples are plenty
and are selling a. 81 Gl0c per Id.
BEANS-Our quotations are unaltered. There Is
srarcity OF marrows; ali other kinds are plenty.
BOX SHOOKS-r he season is over, and there are
none in the market.
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SDtAthC SHAEAtth.
New YORK. June 49, Cotton over; sales 1900
bales; Middling uplands at 9 &c. Flour-sales 1000
Is: State ais 10 q %; Round Hoop Oni at 70
Western At % e 90 s So a, 500
Spring at Os q 10; Winter Red and Amber West
BUSH; new Mixed Western at IS "a 9fc ats heavy;
State az 67t a G95c; Western at SO a G4c. Porn
lower; new mess at 20 so q 20 G2; prime % 90 "a
90 So Lard dull; seau, al At 0 15Hc; kettle at l6
@164c. Butter steady; Ohio at Is a 2sc; Stale at 20
q 32c. Whiskey lower; Western tree at l 02 l9 o.
Rice quiet; Carolina at 8 % s3c. sugar steady;
Mnsco, adj at 81 a 9lc; fair to good refining at 81
9sc; No. 70 Dutch standard at Zoe. Naval Stores
dull; Spirits Turpentine at 81 q 37lc RESIN at 20 q
38i a 45c pulled 81 q 4oc; 7 x4s 81 q Sc Freighis
to Liverpool firmer; cotton Id; wheat a q sd.
NEW YORK, june 29.-1uction Sale or {, aI-Tse
nesday showed decline since last month Of l1Je P
ton in Lump, and 74c in ,teamboa, while Crate Coal
advanced Sic Egg l1lc Stove Toe, and Chestnut 7Ac
The prices were as flilJws:
Lump 4 o7b; Steamboat AIS; Crate 4 81 a 67y;
Egg 65 a 81 70; S.ove 10 q 525 Chestnut 80 q
CHICAGO, June 29-Flour nominal. Wheat firm
CT at LOG or No. q Corn moderately actire al 7sc
No No 2 Oats quiet; No; at 5oa 5oie; Rye lower at
shoulders 11Jc. Live Hogs active at $40 "a 30 tor
common to extra: Cattle active at 4 20 e 25 for
Receipts 900 bbs. flour. 67Ou0 brsh. wheat,
100 500 push. corn 5000 Dush oats 5000 bush rye,
5000 hogs.
Shipments, 800 bbls. -four, 900 bush. wheat,
$1,000 bush corn. 4C6 bush oats, 100 bush. barley
1880 hogs.
CINCINNATI, June 90. Whisky steady at 1 Co.,
Mess Pork unchanged. Bulk Meats easier; should
ers at 12c.; sizes dl43e Bacon dull; small Shout
at it 1Sie; sides 10 q Isle Sugar cured hams at
215 (a &c. Lard at l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-Cotton dull; Midding
uplan,s at 19lc.
MOBILE. June 29.-Cotton lower; Mddling up
lands at 173c.
CHARLESTON, June 29.-Co;ton steady; Mddling
uplands at 1Sic.
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Fourth OF JULY.-In addition to the pro-
gramme already published for the celebration
of the Fourth, the committee Of arrangements
have also decided to have a Sailing Regatta,
at 2 o'clock, p. m, for prizes amounting to
$780,
Parade of the Fire Department at o'clock,
p, M, at which time the steam engines will
display their power and contest for prize.
The grounds OF the water company will be
open to the public from 8 10 o'clock pm.
The military display will be comprised of the
companies from Auburn, Bangor, Belfast, Nor
way, and from companies from Portland, in
GLIDING the Gland Army of the Republic.
Col. I. A. Roberts b as been appointed Chief
Marshal of the procession on tue Fourth.
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The President has nomina ted VIM. B. Smell
OF Maine, to be Judge of the police court OF the
District of Columbia.
A new line of Panama steamers, under
American auspices, is to be placed in compet-
ton with the British Pacific Steam Navigation
Company, which for the past thirty years has
monop.lized the important and lucrative traffic
between that port and Valparaiso.
At law term of the New Hampshire Su-
preme Court, opened at Newport, Tuesday, if
teen opinions were delivered, and ten divorces
granted.
Earl Granville, refuses to keep troops at
New Foundland, and tells the people that their
local militia and police, must preserve order
and protect property. He says government
troops are kept at Halifax for the defence of
the hathor and not to act rs police, or to sup
port the civispower.
A magnificent flag of native California silk,
20x36 feet in size, has arrived in Washington
and win be presented to Congress in the name
OF the State OF California. The bearer is of the
opinion that in short time that State will be
able to supply the country with silk.
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g O ri NJ II GRAIL.


STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM Bo,ToN.-3 bdls
sDeaths, coil pIpe % bxs cheese, 81 bxs tn bbs
tar, DO resin, 20 rum kegs IL shoes, so bags
nuts IL crates STRAWBERRIES trails dates, 10 bXs
crcckery, IS kegs whe lead. pcs chain. 81 coils
Godage, ~ bds paste board 81 bdls leather 70 kegs
soda, 8 SEWN. machines, y bds pipe. corpse, 10
bbs beer, horses buggy, 200 pkgs to Princes Ex-
Irts S. 100 do to order For canada and up country,
120 empty barrels, 100 BIKE dye wood, AZ boiler tubes,
] hid hams, 10 beams warp, 90 green hides, "A bulls
leather, bales gambia SO pkgs furniture. G casks
nails 2tcs marble, 20 car wheels, 60 horse rakes, II
bids Iron. 159 pkgs to order
STEAMER FIR ANCoNIA FROM NEW YoRK.-11 bales
cotton, IL do wool. Is 10 RAGS do burl Fps. IS b1s
leather 26 rolls carpeng, 76 chess tea, rs bxs
ms, 95 do glass ware 80 do hardware, 55 starch 20
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BOSTON, June 20. -lReported for the Press1-
The following is list of prices quoted this alter
noon:
Domestc-0hio and PENNSYLVANIA pick lock IS "a
81; ochoice Xxx 4S a sic; fine II a. 4Sc; medium
n 0 lSc; coarse 4 % 47c; Michigan extra and
Xxx "A q 4fc; fine 43 q 44c; medium 43 90 44c COM
mon 40 q 43c other Western extra 43 a. 45e; med,-
um 43 "a 44c; common SO az 4>c; pulled extra
50 q 4sc: superinc 81 "a i9c No at rs % 35c /;
cOmbing fleece at 81 q 55c; California at IS a. &c
Texas at 10 "a Soc: Canada oubfng 81 q 55c; Smyr-
ma washed al 20 q a>c, unwa he'll 2 le zoe; Smvrua
at % q 3!c; Buenos Ayres % 20 49, Cape of Good
Hope at % q Bic; Gillian at % % 26c; Donski at q
"a 35c: A rlcan un washed at 10 10 ISc
The demand Tor Il, ece and pulled wool continues
moderate but with bstier.aspert OF the new ci,p.
The demand islikely to improve. California contn-
ue In request and gives good satisfaction account
fthe excellent col dIion and It's comparative cheap.
ness.
In New York this week there has been a light de-
mand tor domesti' fleece and pulled has light,
AMI prices are rather weak; some unieSirabl, i0ts
have been closed out at slight concession Tue Jew
clip CONES forward slowly account of the depress-
ed con'ilfi ~ Of the leaoiDg seaUoard markets, and
there does not appear to he any bXsd for the
little that has been received. The new Wool Sc son
in the interior has opened with less compe ition
among buyes than usual and supplios pr0mi5A TO
come forward rat e tardils. Counry buyer have
thus tar operated mostly on their own account and
without orders.
In Philade pbia there is little more activity in The
market, and the new clip is taken about as fast as t
arrives. Tie maiu aetures inue 10 operate with
cauion, manitestIng di>po>i ion purchase uch
beyond pre- -ent cXlgenceS.
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have received letter from Mr.. Lincoln, Sup
erintendent of the P. & X. r. R., stating that
the railroad company did not decline to con-
vience the Skowhegan military company on
the Fourth Of July, but oereed TO bring them
at half fare and transport their band Free 1t
is true the company agreed to bring the mill
tary for hall fare on their regular train, but
declined to run an extra train. The regular
train leaves Skowbegan at 8 A. NJ, and would
not arrive here till p. NJ, and return at p.
M, before the fireworks, leaving the company
four hours in the city.
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Brigg Cambridge aud fsedford Cattle
1nrixe1s.

BOSTON. Wednesday, June 20.
At market this week :-207O Cattle, 1920 sheep and
Lambs, 49l7 swine 5000 Fat Hogs, $50 Yeas; last
week. 1866 Cattle, 4)O6 Sheep and Lambs. 800 Swine
500 Fat hogs, GOO Feas. Flom saine IT'S Cattle 3s6
Speep.
Prices -Beeves-Extra quality S13 so q II 90;
first quality S12 Is q s13 Is; second quality S11 so q
IL 50; third quality $40 25 9 Sl1 rs; poorest grades
coarse oxen, bulls &C., $500 q 1000,
Brighton hides g "a 7c; Brighton Tallow CT q &c;
Country hides 81 "a &c; Country railow q &c;
Sheep Skins 81 so q 20 y skin; Calf Skins Is q lie
25c each.
Working Oxen-we quote extra s225 q 275; ordl-
nary $40 a 500; handy Steers $50 q $50 y pair.
ost of the small Cattle bou yht III slaughter
Mich Cows-Extra .s4' e Sis y head.
Sheep and Lambs-we quote selections and extra
TO Sc y ib. Spring Lambs 81 q SIS o. p head.
Swlne-sprine Pigs, r-ail, II q 19c ~ fb.; whole
safe II sc tb Fat Hog 70 1oc y h. Pig
Ponltiy-Exira % @ Csc; medium Is q 21e; poor
1sc y fb.
I MerIiman3; Q Grant 4; H Norross IS; morrill,
Bros 50: LIBBY u Thonp ON 81; o Estes 10; ii V
Racklf IS; Wells * Richard on 80; c E Hammond
II; N Hutchins N 4; Al Milli6ea co..
Lambs.S McAlliser.92; Wells & Richardson
1856; P Estes IS.
The Cattle from the West in comparison t, the
whole number, was go as these OF last wesk.
account of the short supply week iii re were
several hundred Cattle brought to market the last of
neary IT our hige es' quotations. Prices remain un
changed from last week. Most of The Maine Cattle
sold tor beef The trade was quicker and near
~ al sold yes erday.
We quote sales OF Cattle as follows % Estes,
COW a. sc, dressed weight; pair steers, grth it,
for S95; pair sir # in for $751; pair gir,h G
It in, for $160; IS lambs at So IS ~ head. LIB,
X Thompson, lU Oxe >, dressed weight at l23c - h.
two years old heller tor SIS each; at So eacn
Syears old steers sir.h It tor sos y rair; pair,
eirth It n for 81 5: pair grth in Tor SIPS
Gsir girth it, Tor S2Oo; par grth It, for s25.-
girth III, for S1s5; pair girl it in for S2l5
Al Hutchinson, oxen OF l3lc y lib, dressed weignr
at l2Jc y lib. Nj Millikeu, &C Lambs at 81 %
head S McAlist,r, 90 Lambs at 81 " head i
Gl dden. Cattle at 12!c, d. essel weight 1889 lbs
8 at 10c p fb, dressed avera 1470 1bs. q Z Ham
mond, at 3c f lib. dressed average 1850; at I2 y
fb diesse1; at 1l4c; 2Cows at 81 dressed; aair
Firth it in, Tor $l45; Mich Cow for sos. Wells
Richardson, 20 Cattle at 12ac p fb, 81 per cent.
| 81 per cent. shrinkase; Cow as $50 and SIS -
head; lar grth 1T, for Sls5; 156 Lamts at coui-
| mission.
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
wEpNEspAy.-State vs.. Thomas Sullivan. Open
ing vault without permit Fined 50 and costs. Paid.
O'Donnel.
State Us. Arnold G. 1immermans Assault and
battery. Fined 81 and costs. Paid.
Some boys who were immodest in their selection OF
bathing place severely reprmanded by the
Judge. The next offenders will be severely punish
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LONDON, June 2911 A. M.-Consols 922 TOR money
and account.
american securities U. s. 5-20's, 1862, SOL; do
1865, Old, 80; do 1867, S9A: S. l0-4Os, S.. Erie
share> 1885, Illinois Genital shares 1l5. Atlantic g.
Great Western shares ~
LIVERPOOL, June Pill A. NJ. Cotton qnet !;
sales COCO taes; Middlins uplands Tod Midd1Ds
Orleans 1871. Corn 3ls 81. Pork los 81. Lard 70s.
Red Winter Wheat 9s l5l q 9s 3d.
LONDON june 29-13OP M.-Amer1can securities
Erie shares 1ss Illinois Central shares 1I9}.
LIyEI POOL, June 29-1.30 P. M.-Cotton dull at
81 q l0id.
LONDON, jim 29-4 80 P. M.-CoDsols 9as tor mon-
ey and account
American securities-United States 6-20's 1862 at
90a; do 1865 old 9O;l do 1867, s9a; o. s. 1o-4's IS
Erie shares 10. Illinois Central shares ia. Attain.
tic g. Great Western shares 2S.
LIVERPOOL. Juue 29.-430 P. NJ Cotton-Mid-
ding uplands 81 "a l0Ii; sales $3.50 bales. Wheat
No. . at IS Sd az IS i0d: Red Western 9s Sd. Flour
23s g.. Corn SIS Sd, Peas SIS Cd.
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Sberih7S Sale.

STATE OF MAINE.-CUMBERLANp,s SIS.
A TTACHED on a writ, and Will be sold at public
n auction, 10 the highest bidder, on Friday, the
first day of July, A. ID. 1870, ne ten o'co' in The
forenoon at the store OF Atwood u C mpany, No. 81
Commercial street. in Portland, in said County, the
following described personal property, to wit:
Twenty four (24l hairels -four. Exchange brand.
Dated at said Portland this 25th day Of Juue A.
D., 1870. N. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
jun2S-lt
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Posi- No of the Grand Army of the Re
public are to have picnic excursion on Fri
day, July 9th, at Little Chebeague Island
We understand that an excellent programme
of amusements is offered including long sail
among the beautiful islands of Casco Bay
Advertisement in few DAYS.
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Three French Roof Houses ON leased

p ". II. o. Railey & Co., Auctioneers The block
OF three French ROOT houses. Originally built LOT
storesl Cross st, next below Middle, the LETT.
the upper tenement having tour rooms finished, and
the other houses lated ana rlastered each tenement
20X35, with heavy ss, and sparate from the other,
hayin been built with view to removal; lower
story 10 iect and upper story teet in the ce1r.-
This property will hr sold cheap at plivaie sale,
application 10 GEO. Il. DAVIS Il Co. at auction,
as above. je22dlw
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The inventor of j. Monroe Taylor's Cream
Yeast Baking Powder has immortalzed his
name. 1t will save You from suffering after
eating, as scores Of dyspeptics testify
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CONNECTICUT.
CLASS DAY AT YALE.

New HAVEN, June 29-Cass Day at Yale
College was celebrated to-day in the usual
manner, consisting of class Grafton and a
poem, the parting exercises of the seniors and
brilliant reception at the art gallery in the
evening.
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STATE STREET CHURCH. The members of
the State Street Church and Parish, are re-
mined of their meeting for consultation this
evening" at the Vcstry, at % clock. A full at
tendance is desirable.
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Grass Mt Auction.

ON Saturday, july I'd. at O'Clock P. NJ, we shall
" sell the grass on anout 20 acres OF land situa-
ted about l2 mile from Tukeys Bridge, on the Lunt
place, Westbrook
For particulars call tn, auciinneers Terms cash
jnu29Id f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctoneers.
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FEW WHO HAVE EVER TRIED the AMERICAN
House, Boston, are tempted to leave that
pattern hotel for any other.
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| For any article of clothing, fine, medium or
cheap, 20 TO Duran's. opposite foot of Ex-
| change street. tl&s
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CALL DEcLINE.-Rev. b, F. Hamilton, of
North ADdover. Mass, has declined the call
recently extended 10 him by the Plymoth
Church and Society, Of this city, to become
their pastor.
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Go TO Bugleigh's 81 Middle street, and get
your clothing at less price than the small
manufacturers can buy the cloth. We mean it.
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THE FoURTu.-The boys will find plenty Of
cheap Pistols Ponder, and Caps at Bailey's
Gun and Fishing Tackle Store, 4S Exchange
street, sign of the golden RIFLE"
ie24tiy2
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New LOT just received Of those SIS Double
and Twist suits-the best suit for the price in
town, at Duran's, foot OF Exchange street.
ie30tf&s
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Nsss York StocG ana MONEY rasrksi.
NEW YORK, June 90 uorniag.-Gold has ranged
between l1la q 1lls Foreign Exchange at 1O9b q
1l0}. Money per cent
There were twenty one bidders TOR the one million
Government Gold sold this mo, ming The total
lid was S., $50 000, ringing rom III Ill 5G-1G5-
The award was at Ill 5-lC0 a III 56-1O0.
NEW YORK, June 29-1tternoon.-Gold dropped
this afternoon from 11is to 11ll in sequence OF
the sale OF halt million hy Canadian bank against
some bond operators Spectators were frightened
and sold quite fr ety. but subsequently, the market
rallied anu closed dull at I'LL "a 1l1s.
Governments closed weaker.
1891. 20
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LADIES, have Just received at 391 Congress
Street, new stock of Turkish Amuletts. Jet
and Rubber Jcwelry. Call and see them.
ARNEr, TowETr
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Misceilane oHs NOTICE..

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre. VIM. G. Thompson.
Eycursioa steamer E,ii
Excursion. Steamer stephen Decatur.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Fourth of July....G. l.. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISE MENT COLUMN.
Lost. :. Dog.
Lost Dig.
Bnarders w ,nted,
Want d immediately,
W'n'ed. "A Canyasser.
Russell HOUSE. ...Sk field & Knapp.
Chan e OF Business. =. II. II. Hatch.
B'eacher's Notice. :. A. ID. Sweetsir.
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A FINE lot of Blue, Back, and Fancy
Frccks in all sizes at Duran's, No 40, oppo-
site foot OF Exchange street. tfSSs.
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CLARK's, Coats Orr's ard McNAugh and
Sterling six cord Threads at cents spool, at
Coeia HasSan's. je293t
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CLARK's Thread on Black Spools, Coats
Thread, WillimaDtic Thread ard Sterling
saY,',
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CCCL-Just received at 301 Congress Street
variety Of new goods. Gail aud see Abner
Lowell
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A splendid line of Infants Dresses, Gabriels
Marseiles Cloaks, &c, Sc, opened at Cogia
Hassaa's this morning.
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IMPoRTATIoNs.-Sugar and Molasses import
ed into the port of Portland from January LIST
to June Is, 1870, as compared with the same
period of 1869:
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The Botany room was beautifully decorated
with testoons of leaves and on the one side of
the room was the IN otto "Rosas Sarge in Vita,"
and on the other Botany Glass of TO-
The exhibition of the schoul will take place
Friday afternoon at City Hall.
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10 tobacco % do soap 30 DO ca Sc 90 do ssleratus,
30 trunks, SNAKE ac 80 Zig tin, Is sets wheels,
81 bags coffee, 10 d. ii c, 20 II wn! ma 'hue'. 40
kegs soda "a hopres casks paris while, do SKINS,
1910 ury hides, piano. cases rubber, hhds glass
ware, 813 bbs foar, POO pkgs sundres.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-2 0l cans milk, $50
bbls four car saves, do iron, do machinery, 5
do oats match spints do ORE do corn, DO bark,
90 do lumber, ] do sundres For shipment east HOO
bbis -four, car sundres.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RA1LROAD-1 car saw
DUST do bricks 26 prs springs IL cloth bales
goods Sc DOORS 100 window frames. 100 baskets, 13i
Is paper, 60 pkgs meiehandise, q cars freight fr
Boston.
horses 81 calves 10 herse A bags spools 81 bxs
scythes 80 hXs eggs sc rds Cellar pos!s IL do hem
lock boards, car hoops, do sundrcs, 746 sides of
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BE sure and ask your grocer for package
of Pasha Ali Coffee. je30-2t
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THE display of Watches, new styles of fine
Sewelry and Fancy Goods, in Abner LowelPs
windows, 301 Congress Street, is really magnifi
cent.
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MEMS aud Boys Clothing can be bought of
the Manufacturers, 292 Congress street, Grin
Hawkes. & &c.