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EXCURSION
SEBAGO LAKE,
WEDNEeDAY. june 06,

The First Congregational Sabbath School Circle of
Deering. WI make an Excursion to SebagO Lake,
over the Portland & Osdensburg Railroad, Wedues-
day: june 2sth. Cars will leave Portland at u o.
Clock, a, m stopping at the Strouwaer road cross
ing At evening special troin will take the excur-
tiOnaists back
Tickets for the round trip 70 cents; children under
Ii years 40 cent? which can be procured OF Moses g.
Dow, rs Middle 81; j M Davis 3lS Congress st j.
j. Chenery. $50 Congress ST., Portland, and OF the
committee of arrangement
IA. b. Chapman, Chairman; Albert Morton; f., X.
Chapman. EDWARD Starbird, Chesley D. Mason,
Thomas Hudson. Moses H. Doll, Joseph Chenery,
Hiram =. Dole, Deerpg,
Jun 23&td
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TIE VISITING Ks1cars.-The arrangements

The VISITING kN1GHTs.--The arrangements
for the reception and entertainment Of the Ha-
verhill Commandery to-day by the Sir knights
of this city are as follows: The visitors will De
received and welcomed at the Boston steamer
by committee of Portland Commandery, and
escorted to Falmouth Hotel, where they will
breakfast. At 9 o'clock Portland Commandery,
with st. Adams Commentary as invited
guests, will assemble at Masonic Hall and
march to the Falmouth, and receive their vlsl-
tors. The route of march will be as follows:
Through Middle, Free, Congress, Elm, Gum
berland, Franklin, Congress, Exchange, MID
die and Union streets, to Union wharf, where
the steamer Ella will be in waiting. Ii 'ne
morning is favorable the sail will be proionso''
giving the Haverhil Commandery a fuil view
of the bay aud islands. At Evergreen Aana-
ing one of James Freeman's admirable clam
bakes will be pa, taken OF and an hour spent in
social enjoyment. On returning to the city a
halt will be made at the Falmouth, and from
thence the battalion will proceed directly to
the railroad station, through Congress aud
State streets, and the visitors will leave for
home by the 6 o'clock train.
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Recefpss BY ssailro.ds and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, 70l
bbs. flour. ] car bark do hay, SO do lumber, 2 DO
shingles, do slaves. 1 do spirits, do corn, ] do
bark do laths, do starch, do tubing, do paper,
do piles, do sundries. Shipments East, 400 bbls.
-four, cars sundres.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-62 cases mdse. %
bales batting Is bids SKINS 81 veals 6S bds shoves
68 pkgs sundrils .es... lis
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOsTON-60 boxes
oranges, ties lard 20 bbs pork 100 do flour, 30 bags
Soda cask and 10 bbls OIL 90 kegs horse shoes, ~
bars iron, 46 casks nails 20 bds paper 30 bales oak
um 20 pkgs stove castings, 20 cases and 10 bales do
mestics do hair, 80 boxes raisins, 81 bars
iron % crates onions $40 hides II boxes pipes, 30
bds paper, do sheet iron, 10 pigs in1 steam pump,
16 sewing machines. horses and top buggy,2 bdis
cheirs, casks tkns, 20 pcs marble, 10 bdls CHAIR
stock. 1926 pkgs to order. For Canada and up coun-
try 25 boxes oranges, IL bales wool, 90 cotton. 30
bars iron, % crboys millstones, casks soda ask
chests indigo piano iorte 10 drums figs, q bdls
leather, boxes tin plate, 100 pkgs to order. tq
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NEWARK, June 22.-There was a great ex-
element at Bloomfield. Eve miles above New
ark, this morning. The citizens were called by
a violent ringing of church bells to resist the
entertainments of the Midland railroad for which
a bridge is about to be built across the Patter-
son turnpike in that village. Several hundred
citizens a,led and drove away the railroad
men who we're about to seek legal remedy.
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New Advertise mae n..:Te-Day,

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
p. M. B.. .Sixty-Fourth Anniversary.
Caucus. -. Westbro0k.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
For Peaks Island. ). Steamer Express.
Excursion. :. .Sebago Lake.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Boston & Maine Railroad. W. Merritt.
Dentistry. -. DR. McAlaster.
HO for Minnesota. :. Farms Free.
Horses tor Sale. .. E F. Flint.
Wanted. ;. E. Danbury.
House to Let. II. 0. Conant.
Notice. :. Estate OF John G Brooks.
Business Chauce. =. It. M. Farrand.
Wanted. d. "A. S. Cattell.
Notice. :. James d. Fessenden.
Special Notice. =. DR. Leland.
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MAIN e.
Early DrOutlA,

BANGOR, June 2-Owing to the rapid fall
ing off of the water many logs will be hung up
and not arrive in the looms this season. On
the West Branch several drives have been
abandoned and others are making running
drives getting down what they can and leav-
ing the rest. Probably 25,OOO, 600 to 3O,0OO.OOO
feet of logs will be hung up on the West
Branch .,.t. lsr.s- II aa+lf
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 122.4The fret regi-
ment Of the national guard has been ordered
to proceed tonight to Amador county where
striking miners have compelled the suspension
of work, not evt n allowing the pumps to be
used to free the mines from water aud the To-
cal authorities refuse to interfere. The regi-
ment is armed with Henry rifles and are in
structed to dispense the mob at all hazards.
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Money was more active this P. N, Government
dealers being supplied at q per oent while stock
brokers were charged g 6 per cent, according to
firm at 1104 q 1101. 5sts4 Z
The total number OF failures on account OF Rock
Island panic yesterday thus is thirteen and in
the aggregate about 5000 shares sold under
the rule The general tone of the market improv-
tual situation to become understood and the future
turn Of affairs indicated. Fewer brokers than usual
attended the yacht race to-day, though the absence
OF some OF the prominent Vanderbilt operators eau
ed sharp decline in the stocks which they sup
posed TO have under control. sas@ ii q
woodward was interviewed this morning at his
residence in Brooklyn. but but declined to converse
on yesterdays events. He would only say that the
ring really held but 50 600 shares, while he at his
individual risk and In his name held the remain
ing 200, 900 shares, but added ''the entire amount
was under my control and really had some 30 600
more shares to my credit than were marked" He
said the complication that brought the crash was
simple enough. He had been promised the loan of 8
certain amount OF money yesterday morning, and
counting on that he had bought heavily the pre-
ced'ng day. The money was not forthcoming, there
fore be Jailed That the cause of the entire pan
ic 1t not until after II O'Clock that hs knew he
was not going to getthe money promised: ,g.isz.
The Commercial Advertiser demands that legal
measures be taken for the punishment OF the scamps
engaged In the infamous Rock Island swindls; the
principal fgure-head in this most viainous and dis
graceful transaction being VIM. s. Woodward, a man
notorious tor his connection with nearly every plum
deying stock scheme that has disgraced Wall and
Broad streets ter the last twenty years.
The stock market this Afternoon developed in
from the lowest figure OF this morning. Rock Island
advanced to ia. the highest point of the day.
- The following are the closing quotations OF
Stocks: -esif
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THE PRESS.
CITY AND VICINITY

w our advertising patrons are requested to send
IN their copy as early IN the day as possible. i'd
refreshments to appear Monday morning should be
sent IN Sata, day, mot Sasaday.) Rs-t
9-Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as FridayInoon.
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The country will thank the reporters at Long
Branch for the information that the Presi-
dents COW is black, five years old, has had
three calves, and is altogether a proper cow
for President or any other man. They also
add that she is treated with great respect by
the other cows 10 the neighborhOOd. -g
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The Removal of the Post Office is accom-
piished But j. F. Land & Co, still remain
at the corner of Exchange and Federal SITS.
and will be happy to see all who wish to pur-
chase Crockery, Glass ware aud table Cutlery.
And for Light nothing that burDs Kerosene
equals the Brilliant Burner. Fits any Limp
now in use If
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THE TURF.-Lovers of sports of turf will be
gratified by a little arrangement at the Forest
City Driving Park on the afternoon of the
Foruth of July. The first purse offered gives an
opportunities some of the best horses in this
vicinity to carry off honors; and the second
purse will perhaps attract large field. Make
your entries. gentlemen.
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BOsl0n stock List.
Hales at thu Brokers' board. june %
a1IsCELLANEoUs NOTICES,
KEYS iound, apply PRESS office.

BY request. Mrs. Manchester, the well known
and highly successful Physician, will return to
Portland, June 18th, and remain ten days at
the United States Hotel.
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"WEDNESDAY, June 22-Gov. Geary this
morning signed bill requiring every vessel
over seventy-five tons entering Philadelphia to
register at the Warden's Office and pay a fee OF
$15O. ~. ...-e.a.e 81 yaes go -tiH
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mAssAOmUsETTs

BosToN, June 22.-The National Musical
Congress elected for president Jno Stephen
son, President OF the United Choral Societies
OF New York. Corresponding and Recording
Secretary, DIR. Eben Tourjee, OF Boston; Treas
urer, W. e. Shelpon Of Newton, Mass.
e NaffeBal Beard 81 Trade.
The executive council of the National Board
Of Trade i, holding meetings in this city for the
purpose of considering and recommending SUBJ
jects for action at the general meeting OF the
Board in st. Louis next December Meetings
are private but it is understood commercial re.
lations with Canada is the prominent topic dis
cussed. .'-.t ...-.,
'''.l"ifi ias The Turf.
There was rush to witness the third series
OF the Boston Tro.ting Association races The
first purse of $1,000 for 23O horses there were IL
entries, and started. W.. H. WoOdrufrs b.
g. Boy Whaleb0ne. won the race in three
straight heats; to j. J. Bowen, or. g.,
ROYAL John, the second money. Best time
228 IL 80 as,sf -. -
The secoud purse of $4,000 was cpen to all
horses. The following is the summary: Budd
Doble entered b. m. Goldsmith Maid, ILL; w.
II. Doble entered b. m. Lucy, 22;C. Champ
lin entered br. &. Geo. Palmer, 8 s; Ben Dan
iels entered B. m. American Girl, 4dr. Gold
smith Maid had everything her own way and
the excitement was between Lucy and Palmer
Time, % 4-22534 .224 -4l 1.tE
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SAccARAPPA.-The elegant bridge across the
Presumpscot, recently completed, is struc-
ture that gives general satisfaction. It was
built by the National Bridge and Iron Compa-
ny, Blodgett & Curry proprietors, No Is State
Street, Boston. The Bridge is called Park
er's wrought Iron Truss Bridge, having
wrought Iron Truss beams and grders.
The span is 81 feet in length aud the road
way % feet wide in the clear, with sidewalk
five wide protected. The stringers and plank
ing are of chestnut and the whole structure is
put together in thorough and workmanlike
manner. 9,-f p. -a'-'
from the time of contract, ready for travel
The contract price was $3.50, but certain incl
dental expenses make the cost about $1,000.
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Middlng uplands s3@sSd; Orleans SID; sales IS 900
bales Lard 47s Sd. Bacon 32s Cd Tor Cumberland
cut
ANrwEFP, June 22-Petroleum at 5Of tor fine
pale American. nNE IRIS
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Municipal Court.


JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-John Hylau. for assault and battery
on Dennis McGovern. was fined one cent and osts.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE.-Therew was an extraor-
binary session of the School Committee yester-
day at JEWELS Island. 1t was scientific ex-
petition exclusively, and reporters were not
allowed to he present. But we learn from an
outsider that the Committee were Jealous and
persistent in their duties, and Immediately on
leaving the city they instituted an experiment
to determine the effect of the gastric juices
upon certain solids and liquids; which was very
satisfactory. At the island History and FL
nance were studied, illustrated by stories Of
Capt. Kyd, the explorer and fiduciary agent.
Metallurgy and Mining were demonstrated by
solemn speculation over the defunct copper
mine. Nothing is reported upon Astronomy,
though siderial observations are frequently
made by island parties Capt. Ben. Jones
taught Navigation on board the Clarence, and
Drawing and the question of the Fisheries got
considerably mixed by party who went for
cod and got cunners. Object lessons were
given to the whole class, especially in form and
color, and everybody came home tanned. The
Music is reported to have been good ssssss
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Brighton, Wateriewn and Medferd Cattle
- 80 ss-fs n Markets.rs d b I. sMl 90
Especial Dispatch by International Line.l

Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
At market this week ;-27ss Cattle, 775i Sheep and
Lambs, 6tO0 Swine, 576 Veas; last week. 231 Cattle
$3.50 Sheep and Lambs. 400 Swine, 1916 veals.
Prices BeeyessExtra quality SOL q 10 %;
5s q S.d SyaatS 70 81 assty r.ss
coarse oxen, bulls, &C., Sc Is q 675. = /
Brighton Hides y cents; Brighton Tallow 6 q 6sc;
Skins Is % sheaIed Skins sce sae Ri Lanai Ua
skins Soc each; Wool Skins 81 70 q 80 % skin. Il, .
Working oxen-But few IN mark and not much
doing We quote extra at $225 @ 276; ordinary $40
Milch cows-E1tra SIS q 100; ordinary s4D @ 70
store cows $35 q 60 y head. Not large supply in
the market are OF common gra,le Many OF the
store Cows that are in fair condition are bought up
for slaughter. ,,..,
and mich cows there were no store cattle in the mar
ket. Nearly all the small cattle are bought up fof
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and select lots at$4 so a
$3.50; ordinary lots 81 90 q 80; OF from to 50 4
h.; Spring Lambs IS 90 @s 20 per head.
swine.store Pigs, Wholesale, e@sac; retail 1
g &c NJ; Co'nmbi. county Pigs wholesale &c p; ID;
Poaltiy.,5E1Ea II @ 1876; medium 10 q lsicj
Remarks-The supply Of beef cattle in market this
week were not of SO good grade as those Of last
Western cattle cost higher at Albany and prices ar
cows come in from Maine the last market day WHICH
did not give an account of-12 milch cows and Sd
lambs all told The trade for mich is still dull
There is not much doing in market except TOR beel
cattle. The trade has been quick and most Of the
beet cattle will be closed out before night. There are
several car loads OF Western cattle on the way and
will arrive tomorrow. so &Ff
We quote sale Of at &c " f live weight, average
weight 1855 TBS; 10 at TIC H. live weight, average
weight 1913 lbs; 80 at tic " fb live weight average
weight 134l lbs; IS at TIC p tb average weight 12ba
TBS; q at 7ac b live weight average weight 1927
1bs so at 1ac b live weight, average weight 1912
TBS 81 at 71c " ID, average weight 1925 fbs; ~ at
TIC y ID. hive weight average weight 1863 fbs; 81
at 73c p, live weight, average weight 1880 lbs
at 10 -, i've weight, average weight 1880 lbs: 20
at &c " tb live weight, average weight 1926 lbs.
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A PECULIAR CHARAcTERIsTIC OF FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP sHYPoPHosPHITEs is its
power of accomplishing the food in thu Stom
ach, rendering digestion and assimilation
more perfect. This partly accounts for the
rapidity with which patients take on flesh
while using the article je19th-d1 w&w1t
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NEW YORK, June 22.- Nornne.-Wall street
ing of disrust seems to prevail The market is ex-
cited and unsettled at times strong, but generally
weak, and several more brokers have notified the
board Of their inability meet their agreements.
and large amount OF Rock Island was sold on &C
count of these brokers.
Gold opened steady at 1921. 81
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NEW YORK, June 22.-Cotton without change;
sales 7s9 bales; Midding uplands 2Oic. Fiour-saes
$500 bbls; State and Western quiet; Superfne5 30
@SSas Western g, 20 49, Southern g 90
Spring 81 g ~; Winter Red and Amber West
eIn 563 q 81: Corn dull and lc lower: sales
sound zoe; good TO choice "a q 74ac. Oats steady;
85 q CSC. Pork steady; new mess IA GO q IA Is;
u 9s o. &, 5a snss O But
lima OF q s;c. Sugar more active; Muscovado 9@l0e;
s0' Naval & g Tafpen SHs qus
at 46t@ a7Ac. Rosin firm at 70 for strained. Pc
troeam 81 crude '4ae; refined 25sc Tallow more
Freghts e Liverpool armer; Grain per sail u @
| CHICAGO, June 22.-Flour dull; Wheat more &C.
noW asOsS s M Mo- ,o
yanced @ic; No. . bai q SIC: Oats stronger; No 2
asl Sa As;c Barley nominal; No 2 75e. Provisions
9ac. Dry sailed meats-shouders 5tc; rough sides
e; short ribs 7Ic. live Hogs firm at 375 q 90.
Cattle quiet at S75 @645 High Wines steady at
Recepts-5,OOo bills. -four, 81 900 bush wheat H.
goo bush corn 1000 bush. oats, 1000 bush rye, $50
shpments-5OCo. b6s. -four, 70 900 bush. wheat,
600 bush. corn, 3d. 900 bush OATS 1000 BUSH rye
| 1000 hogs. - M
is 90. Lard in light demand at 1Oc. Bulk meats
quie shoulders at 53c; clear rib sides 7ic Bacon
scarcei SHOULDERS g 6se; clear rib sides 81 q slc;
clear sides 81 q So. Whiskey at S9c.
TOLEDO, o., June 22.- Flour steldy. Wheat quiet
No. white Michigan 49,; Amber Michigan IS;
No Red 40; No. 37t; Rejsctea 81. Corn quiet
at IS q 5s1c for High Mixed; Low mixed 57} "a Sac
no grade 55ac Oats unchanged; No. 2 SAC; Michi-
| gan 55c. -
CHARLESTON, June 22.-Cotton steady; Middling
| uplands zoe.
,NEw ORLEANS. June 22-Cotton dull; Mid
/ ding uplands 20tc.
SAVANNAH, June 22.-Cotton lower, Miodline
| uplands 19ic.
MOBILE, June 2i.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands l9fc.
ForeiEu Markets.
| LONDON June 22-10 80 A. M.-Consols at 90 TO
/ for money and account.
American securities quiet; U. s. 5-20s 1869, 9O3 do
| 1865 old, 90t; do 1857, 80; U. s. 10-40s 8S3.
LIVERPOOL, June 22-1O.30 A. M.-Cotton quiet
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MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL

MAINE GENERAL Observation-Disclosures
enquiry is made whether the Homeopathic
brarch of the medical profession are to have
share in the management aid practice of the
Maine General Hospital. We understand that
some Of the subscribers to the fund will with
draw their subscriptions if the HoT@opathics
are excluded. The State having granted land
aud money and the city also having granted
land-the property OF all the citizens of State
and cty-renders the question one of rights in
which very considerable proportion OF the
people are especially interested. The amount
of taxes paid by Homeopathics in this city, we
understand, is very. large, and certainly this
should have much weight in granting them
participation in the affairs OF this worthy and
noble institution. - E# QUERY.
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ScHLoTTERBECKs' Moth and Freckle Lo.
ton, will remove Tan, Sunburn and Erup-
tions from the skin. Price 5O,ts per bottle.
- L.----. ie17th-dtf
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ARREsr.-David s. Mills, who ran away
with the steamer Victoria from this port last
fall, while she was in charge of the sheriff's
keeper. visited Portland yesterday and was ar
rested for the offence by Sheriff Perry. twill
be also remembered that he forcibly carried
away the keeper, Simeon A. Walton, and that
although the vessel was recovered, Mills es-
caped. aFssil-
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PORTLAND TIME THANKSGIVING to the de-
mand for the last edition of the Portland Time
Tables, extra copies have been printed, and are
for sale at the Daily PRESS Office. Price 5
cents. Patrons will receive them free by ap.
plying at the counter. VIM M. MARKS
WE are manufacturing Infants Lace Caps
and Bonnets, which we will offer to the trade
at extremely low prices
" A DAVIS & Co.,
je22-3t alt ~ No. 10 Clapp's Block
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lions from the SKID. Prlc6 5O,ts per bottle.
H8 .tf ie17th-dtf
CALL at Lothrop's, 1872 Exchange street, and
get your Ely Screens. If
AS a remedy for Bronchial Affection
and Chronic diseases of the Lungs, nothing
ever before discovered equals Dr. Pierce's Alt.
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t is al
SO great blood purifier and restorative tonic,
and cures Pimples, Blotches aad Eruptions on
the face, making the complexion clear and
fair. Sold by druggists. TN
READ the notice in another column "Splen-
did chance for Business" aaa m
sla sl BUSINESS NOTICES.
Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. IT,
GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. If.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. IT,
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GRAND
FREE BALLOON ASCENSION

At an immense outlay of capital, Messrs STONE g.
MURRAY have secured the services of the distin-
guished Eronaut, and the hero OF 10000 ascensions
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Portland to Chicago and return, all rail- good
until Nov. ist. -. $500
Portland TO Chicago or Milwaukee and return,
via Sarnia steamers, COED until Nov. ist.... $500
Portland to Detroit and return, good for 80
days. ..............;.. ........ $500
Portland 10 Niagara Falls anu RETURN good tor
80 days ...,.................... 25Oo
Portland TO Montreal and return, good for 20
days. .............. ...:.. ................ 1900
Portland to Montreal and return, via Quebec,
cool for 20 days. .......................... II 90
Portland to quebec and return, good tor 20 a..
days. ......................:: io.oo
Ilays. - wv" ...... 500
ls, rtjapd To Bromntan Eajls and return. 1900
Portland IN ShsrhrooL and return. ......... 1t50
Portland IN island Pond and return. ......... $50
Portland to Niagara FAILS ana return, VIA bos-
tou New York, Sound Steamers, returning
by Toronto, Montreal anu W nte MOUNTAINS 10 80
u 2SUU
a. a. ~, raI returning via Royal Mail Steamers. $500
n.s,. "a via Sarna Steamers
pa.,1sni to Chicago or Milwaukee, frst-class,
iinciudn State Room and Meals. .......... 1900
TICKETS at lowest rates to Chicago, ST. Louis. st.
Paul Omaha California, and all points West, by
PulIman's drawing Room and Sleeping
CarS
are run ON all tive Express trains on the Grand
Trunk Railway
For further iniori nation and Tickets apply at any
of The princiual tick, offices IN New England at tho
Depot In Portland. or at
ID. H. BLANCHAR. O'S, oppo Preoie House,
No. 2S2 [ congress street, fortand, Me.
;uus,adtt f. Bangor, Me.
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CALL at Lothrop's, 1872 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. If
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taken at midnight exact local time at
each place.)
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LONDON, June PHO 80 A. M-Consols at 90 70
for money and account.
American securities quiet U. 8. 5-20s 1852 9O3; do
1865 old, 9Ot; do 1867, 80; U. s. 10-40s $50.
LIVERPOOL, june 22-l030 A. M.-Cotton quiet;
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BAROMETER c0rrected Tor temperature and elevation