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The Portland daily press., 1870-06-20
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Great Britain.


LONDON June 1S.-A letter from Mr.. Inman,
the head OF the Inman Steamship Line, to the
Board of Trade was published to-day. He adj
mits That he has given up all hope of ever hear
ing from the steamship City of Boston, and re-
lterates his disbelief in the stories afloat thai
collision with an iceberg.
The Queen has returned to Windsor
The Daily NeUs says there is general salts
Iacuon expressed at the prospect of resump-
ton OF the transatlantic mail service by the
Cunard and Iuman steamship lines
Arthur Clyne, one of the Bolton masuuer-
aders, died suddenly this morning. On his
death bed he disclaimed the crime imputed to
him.
The Tablet, a Roman Catholic organ, to-day
Charles Dickens. the writer denying Dickens
chrls,anlty, but that his characters were all
amiaoie and possessing every merit but religion.
MARINE DISASTERS
The ship Confidence, from London for Bos-
ton, went asore near M lrgate TODAY. The
ship Sea Queen, from Sunderland for Ouehec.
tooe hre at sea on the 18th. She was only
slightly damaged. -
RAIN IN ENGLAND
The Globe says that the cool weather and
the refreshing rains have had good effect in
the grain crops Notwithstanding the bread
stun market is not perceDtibly 10 wer, the bull
hon market gathers strength daily. All kinds
OF securities are torpid.
France.
ENGLISH COTTON AND THE FRENCH TREATY.
PARIS, June 18.-A deputation of cotton
manufacturers of Manchester have arrived
here to give testimony to the authorities az to
the uniavorable effect of the French treaty on
the cotton trade.
The strikers are extending and the newspa-
pers announce this evening that the washer
women of this city have Joined the strikers.
M Provost ParadOl is still violently attacked
0y the newspapers for accepting the Washing
ton ambassadorshp
A SPIRIT OF IMPATIENCE IN THE COUNCIL
PARIS, June 13.-Rome advices of the 18th
inst. state that the discussion on the nfallibli-
y dogma, chapter by chapter. began to-day.
Inc more ultra supporters of infallibiity in
tend to renew the scene of June Sd if the de-
bate promises to last too long Thrty-two of
the fathers, who have DELAYED their departure
IN order to support the infallib,lity dogma. an
nounce that they will leave the CITY directl v
after the festival of st. Peter, whether the dis
cusson is ended or not.
SIGNIFICANT SPEECH FROM THE POPE,
ROME, June 19.-Yesterday a15inal Pat
rlzze, speaking in the name Of the sacred col
lege, congratulated the Pope on the occasion
OF the twenty fifth anniversary of his acces.
sion to thu Hely See, and expressed desire
Tor definition of the dogma OF infallibiity.
The Pope made significant reply, insisting
on the danger OF the spirit of emancipation in
the church. -
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BASE BALL.-The best game Of the season
came off Saturday at the Rolling Mills ground.
between the Resolute and North Star Base
Ball Clubs of this city. The Resolutes wen
in to win, and with good nine did so, although
the North Stars played a splendid game every
way. The following score will best show the
character of the game:
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f. U. BAILEY & Co. will sell to day. at y
NJ. the wooden building No 27 Cotton street;
and at 2 o'clock P. NJ. stock of Millinery,
&C., in store No. 81 Exchange street. See ad-
vertisement in auction column,
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If You wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper q 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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GENERAL CONGREGATIONAL. CONFERENCE OF
MAINE.-A special united prayer meeting of
the congregational Churches of this city will
be held this (Monday) evening, in the Lecture
room OF the Payson Memorial Church at 71.2
T. NJ, as preparatory to the General Confer
ence.
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CONGRESS SQUARE Churchill has become
a custom among the Un.versalist churches to
set apart one Sabbath during the year to be de-
voted exclusively to the children. In accord
ance with this custom, yesterday was the day
selected and the services were exceedingly APP
propriate and interesting. Tho pulpit was
handsomely decorated with evergreen and
choice flowers, land back oft was the Inscription
Il know that my Redeemer liveth," ia letters
of evergreen. The morning services opened
with hymn sung by the children, who had
been seated in the front pews, followed by
reading of the Scriptures and prayer. The
christening service was extremely beautiful,
sixteen little children receiving the rite of bap
tism. After more excellent singing, the pastor
of the church, Rev. W. E. Gibbs, preached an
eloquent and appropriate discourse based upon
the words "Watch, wait, work.
In the afternoon the services consisted OF
singing. aud addresses to the school by the
pastor, Charles p. Kimball, Charles Fobes and
Hon. l. Washburn, Jr, all of which were very
interesting. The report of the Superintend-
ent, Mr.. j. II. Crockett, showed that the whole
number Of children connected with the school
at the beginning was 264; at the close, 29S;
average number, 266; average attendance dur
ing the year, 172; whole amount of money
raised, $685. collection was taken and 500
received from ten gentlemen, giving $40 each,
and 1856 received in the collection boxes.
The exercises throughout the day reflected
great credit upon tho Superintendent of the
school, and the singing by the childien was es-
pecally to be commended
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PEARLS AND RUBIEs.-When rosy lips part,
pearls should glitter behind them. To pre-
serve and beautify the denta. enamel, there IS
no preparation like Sozodont, compound of
the most wholesome antiseptics, among which
the Bark of the South American Soap Tree,
known to the natives as QUILLAx, and used by
the Spanish Americans for cleansing without
impairing, the most delicate fabrics, is most
important.
ie20eOd1w
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A MOST STR TING CoNTRAsr-The old hair
dyes and 'colorers," &c, are all more or less
sticky, muddy and fetid, and the hues they i'm
part are not natural PHALoN's V1TAL1A, OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, the newly discover
ed agent, is, on the other hand, limpid, trans
parent, fragrant, and effective, and has no sed-
iment Sod by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. je20eod1w
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THE STEAMER ORIENTAL will commence her
regular trips on the Lakes between Harrison
and Standish, on Monday, May 3Oth, 1870, con.
Meeting with the Portland & Rochester rail.
road at Portland. Daily stages connect with
steamer for Waterford, Sweden, Lowell, Frye
burg, Conway aud the White Mountains
je2 diff
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MAINE.
FIRE AT CARMEL,

BANGOR, June 19-The steam mill of Going
Hathorn u Son, OF Pittsfield, situated in Car
mel, used for the manufacture of orange and
lemon boxes, took fire between II and o'clock
this morning and was totally consumed, to-
gether with large amount of manufactured
lumber ard hardwood logs. Loss $50, 900. No
insurance. An engine was sent from this City
but arrived too late to afford any assistance.
CAPTURE OF ESCAPED PRISONERS.
Melvin Nichols and Samuel POLICEMAN, two
of the three prisoners that escaped from Belfast
Jail on tas night of May 21st. were arrested in
this city and returned to their old quarters yes
terday.
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New York STOCK and None, ,,.rE,.

NEW YORK, June IS Mornina.-Money per
1i2s. Shipments to-day $I21, 900.
governments opened at last nights prices, ad-
Vanced on noon Ca ], and now firm.
A Washington special to-day noon saws Garfield
amended currency bill IS sure to pass the Senate.
through the aid o. Southern and Western imitation
influence, while the funding bill is rgarded as wholly
dead. - AWAY
Foreign Exchange at 1909 q 1lO4.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-20

SHIPPERS and travellers to the eastern coast
Of Maine by the Machias steamers will find
notice of interest to them in this mornings
paper.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-20

LINE of Piquss received at Cogia Hassan's
to-day. Prices IS cts, 90 cts, 25 cts, 90 cts.,
and IS cts
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CONNECTICUT.

TAIAL aCCIDENT.
NORWICH, June 19.-John NJ. Arnold, whe
was struck by an engine ON the H. p. s. f.
railroad at Diamond Ledge crossing on the
18th inst, as reported, died of his injuries. He
leaves ten children who are now orphans Of
both parents.
HOT WEATHER.
NEW HAVEN, June 19-The heat was very
severe here on Saturday, the thermometer reg.
istering over 80 in the shade One case Of
sunstroke occurred but was not fatal.
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Mortgages sale of Rradley's HO =
tel by Auction.

I'm Friday. June 10th, at 3 p NJ, shall sell the
~ large wood and brick building known as Brad
ley's Hotel corner OF India and Commercial 81 eets.
Said building Is 31-2 story with brick basement.
finished with large Eating House on Commercial
ST., large store corner OF India aod Commercial
sts, and store on India st. with Hot-l containing
80 Rooms. Said building is 43x58 feet, and Is on
leased land. having about wear to run, and can
be extended on favorable 'erms This property
Is desrably located tor tbs business tor which 1t
is in eude1 end will rent easily for two thousand
dollars yea-.
For iDves ment this sac offers Inducements which
are seldom equaled.
TILE efect, terms easy and made known at sale.
Per Order M rigagres.
jun2td f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
V-The above sale is postponed 10 Friday next,
june "a, at O'Clock p NJ, at which time IT will be
positively sold fla settlement is not effected before
that time.
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GENTEEL
Household Furniture
BY AUCTION!
On Wednesday, June 23d.

A 7 ten O'Clock A M, and 2 1-2 M, at house No.
N 40 State street, shall sell all the Furniture IN
SAD house consisting in part of Parlor SUITS in b.
W. and Brocatel. b. W. and Hair Cloth, English
Brussels and 1aoestry Carpets, Ftagere. b. W.
secretary Marble Too Tables. Fine OIL Painting and
Ensravihgs b. w. and Mahogany Marble Top Cham =
Der sets, 'hogany and PANT ed Chamber Furn ure.
Hair and Huss Matt -esses Feather Beds Curtains,
rnilet Sets, BRUSSELS, ingram and Straw Car cts,
Black Walnut ID ming Table and Chlrs, 3. W 81 ie-
Board Marble Top Oh m. Glass and silver Plat d
Ware Silver Plated Tea Service Ice Pitcher and
Saiv r. Soap Stone and Cook Stoves. together with
the entire Kitchen Furniture.
The Piano. Manufactured by Edwards & Son. z oc-
tave round corners, Ca we'd legs. Rosewood Frame;
fine instrument Piano Stool and Cover to pattern
with the Parlor Furniture. oil Painting. SC, will
be nd in the afternoon, commencing at ~ o'clock.
This Furniture is oil superior workmanship and
finish. and all in tine orfer.
The house will he ouen tor examination Of Furn-
ture at O'clock on morning OF sale.
je20tt II. o. BAILEY Il CO., Auet'rs
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"WHY, Fred, hardly recall yeu, old fellow,
Your ia e it was once so bilious and yellow, I;
what wonderful doctor has cot YOU in hand?
Such rare transformation don't understand
Three magical words. and the seci ct is -aid,
Gold Medal saleratus use in my bread!'
1t is true that when the hygenic properties of
known, no other rising will find favor among
disc c.minating housewives for their biscuit,
pies, cakes, &C., SC. d&w
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ASK your Grocer for package of Pasha Ali
Coffee ;aonot
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U Umpire. Mr. Shurtleff; Scorers, Day and Glenden-
ming; Time OF game, hours 10 minutes.
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on take Ontario, distance of 400 niles inousing
branches The line Is completed about 1850 miles
Rapid progress is making in the balance or the line
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
practicable peri d.
SAFETY OF THE BONDS.
There IL no railroad bond off red upon the New
OF PERFECT SECURITY and a HIGH RATE
OF IN rEREST as this: in proof Of which assertion
the Tie s@Pt nets s are
from the City Of New York across the Northern
psTt Of New Jersey and the rich and porulous
to the nearest port the great Lakes is such thai
it must command large through AMI local traffic
from the moment it is opened. The Route from New
aofk 70 0 bunaio Will De shortened seventy miles,
2 THE COST OF BUILDING THE ROAD
about 900 per mile. and $50 OOO OF that amount is
necessarily furnished bv stock subscription before
dollar is used from the OF bonds since the issue
OF the latter is positively limited to 500 600 PER
MILE OF ROAD BUILT AND IN RUNNING
OYER s6,oooOco have already been paid in on
stock subscriptions,
8. The mortgage bonds on every railroad running
out OF New York City are good, and interest Is
promptly paid ON them.
4. THE TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY Of
Lakes and the Atlanic coast, 400 miles in length,
Will thus be only $780, 900 per annum alter the whole
i iine is c9mpeted. On the most moderate calcula-
MONTH would tar exceed this sum.
TsBE RATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cent. in cold free OF
United States income tax and this with gold at 100
Ia equf TO about IL PER CENr.A YEAR. No
rational person could expert a SAFE INVEST
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE to be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
TIL 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 Cou or Reg is
tered with interest, payable semi-aunually in New
York, on the LIST Of January and 1st OF July.
PRICE: PAR AVID ACCRUED IN.
TIE REST.
Pamphlets, circulars. &C., may be had on appli-
cation.
DUPEE, BECK Dc SAYLES.
1O2 State Street, Bosion.
GEORGE OPDYKE & co,
Bankers, No. 20 N0ssau-St
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SheriH's Sale.

CCMBERLANr. IS.
a TIA HE'D on sundry writs aud win be sold Mt
~ public auction on wedD esday, the 22d day OF
jane al ten O'Clock A NJ, at store No rs Middle :.
property, 10 wit: general assortment Ready
Made Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods. Umb
Trunks, &c. Also Store Fixtures, Desk, show Case,
Chairs, Furnsce, Mirrors, Sc, &c.
Dated at Portland, June II, 1870.
f. PERRY, Sheriff.
+. o. BAILEY & CO., AuctiOneers. je17td
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Bonaire, Cadiz and Liverpool Salt,
In Bond and Duty Paid,
FOR SALE BY
f. G. WILLARD,
jun1 SIN Commercial w hnrf
Notice for Proposals for Supply of
Marine Hospital.

rx-oLD PAPERS for sale at this office.
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The Globe says that the cool weather and
the refreshing rains have had good effect in
the grain crops Notwithstanding the bread
stuff market is not perceDtibly 10 wer, the bull
lion market gathers strength daily. All kinds
of securities are torpid.
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Home Testimony.

DR.. c. w. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: My
son, aged fifteen, was subject to fits
over one year. He tried various
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best physicians in the city, without
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he has not had ont fit since he took
them, which is now over four months
If any one doubts the truth Of this
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and my son. Yours, respectfully
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A Deser we'd, Compliment Hand.
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The nomination of Col. vii.
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A list of letters remaining in the
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Dennis Holland, Henrietta Hall,
Thomas Higgins, Catharine Gary,
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