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The Portland daily press., 1872-06-14
NEW YORK.


nC StHAAcEb.
New YORK, juno 13.-The iron and metal
workers numbering about 10000, will strike to-
day for the eight-hour system.
The executive committee of the marble cut
tiers report that all but three shops have acceded
to the demands of the men.
Ku-Klux Sent TO Albany Prison.
Twenty-eight men, recently convicted oe Ku-
were sent to the Albany prison yesterday, to
work out their sentences, which are from to
Is years.
'6sG A sunday Frncas. 5i.s=i
The inquest in the case of William Morrissey,
who died from injuries received in fracas Sum
day night, yesterday rendered verdict against
Martin Corners and brother, John Clancy and
Richard Anrens, who are held to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury.
Excitement i'm Circus Tent.
BINGHAMToN, N. Y, June ia terrific
gale visited this city last evening" unrooing the
the tents of Robinson's circ1s, while the tents
were filled with people, injuring several and
several buildings, and a number were blown
down. .ass..alls
Funeral of James Gordon Bennett.
The funeral of the late James Gordon Ben
nett took place this morning, from his late res
idence in 9TH Avenue. Among the mourners
were Mayor Hall, Horace Greeley, Judge Bed
ford, James Brooks and host of other cele-
brities. The funeral ceremonies were performed
by Vicar General Storrs, who spoke feelingly of
the goodness of heart and the charitable dispo-
sition of the deceased The funeral cortege,
which consisted of almost hundred carriages,
started from the late residence of the deceased
at II o'clock, and preceded by a detachment
of police passed down to Hamilton Ferry on
the way to Greenwood Cemetery. The streets
along tho route of the procession were lined
with spectators. The flags through the city
hung at half mast
Three hundred strikers appeared before Stein
ways piano factory to-day and threatened to
tear it down by force. Fifty police ordered the
men OIL, and on their refusal to retire charged
upon them, scattering them in all directions.
Closing of the Stock Exchange.
A petition is circulating to close the Stock
exchange from July 3rd to July 8th.
Deuicd.
1t is not credited by the United State officials
here that any Cuban filibusterng expedition
has lately left this port.
More of the Strikes.
The iron and metal workers struck to-day,
and several firms have conceded to their de-
mands for eight hours, and 20 per cent advance
on price of work. 1t is said they number some
l5,0O0, and all of the workmen in this city,
Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Hoboken have
struck. 1t is the most formidable strike yet
made; they are thoroughly organized, have a
large amount uf funds in the treasury and will
probably be successful. ....''.
The wheelwrights and backsmiths also
struck to-day, and but two shops were at work.
Nearly 400 men were at work at Steinway' s
to-day, and several other factories were in op-
Grafton under the old regime.
Line coach painters have organized a union;
their strike bids fair to succeed The German
caDlnet makers were also successful
Inc workmen of Singers Sewing Machine
works, propose cooperative union. They
have sent committee to Bridgeport Conn.
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The following delegates to the Congressional
District Convention to be held in this city on
the 26th inst, have been chosen in the several
towns: ..-r..- r-
GRAVY. II. Vinton, Whitman Leslie, Ed
ward Cobb; Town Committee: Isaac Bagnall,
Horace f. Colly, Whitman Leslie, Edward
Cobb, John NJ. Libby. .....
KENNEBUNKPoRT-Jonas B. Tarbox, Taylor
Waterhouse, Charles e. Miller, Horace Smith.
3 KENNEBUNK-Seth E. Bryant, Jefferson w.
Sargent, Oliver Perkins Charles w. Littlefied
LIMINGToN-Stephen L. Purinton, J. Frank
Bracket, Jere. Foss. 20 tE1lia't Hai-iA
WATERFORD Joseph c.. Roberts, James
Chadbourne, Levi Hobbs, - Fogg.
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Cape Elizabeth.

On Wednesday evening number of the citi-
zens assembled at Union Hall to take some ac-
ton in regard to getting up picnic and levee
on the 4th of July. The meeting was called to
order by G. f. Henley. Capt Calf was chos-
en- chairman and G. F. Henley Secretary. Re-
marks were made by Rev. B. Freeman, Messrs
Wiley, Douglass, Tilton,l Strout and Others
All spoke in favor of the movement, and a
committee was appointed to take the matter
under consideration and report at the next
meeting. Adjourned for one week. rs
The citizens of Knighsville are moving to
procure fire engine and build a reservoir. AL
ready enough of the young men have volun-
teered to form an engine company.
Two new cottages are being erected at the
Point.
The different Sunday schools in the immed-
ate vicinity of the Ferry are to have Floral
celebration on the 4th of July.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
AIT A
MATTERS in MAINE.
Tornado in Maine.
Buildings Damaged in Dover, Parkman
and Bradford.

BANGOR, June 13.-A severe tornado, accom-
named with thunder and lightning, passed over
portions of Penobscot and Piscataquis counties
yesterday, doing much damage. In Parkman
barn belonging to Mr.. Draper was demolish-
ed and several head of cattle and swine killed
barn belonging to Mr.. Starbird of Dover, one
belonflng to Mr.. Wilson of Bradford, and new
house owned by Mr.. Fred Wilson of N Brad
ford Were demolished. No injury to persons is
reported. In Dexter a large amount of glass
was broken by hail. .-..7l
-.tH Large Sale of Land.
BANGOR june 13.-One hundred and fifty
thousand acres of land belonging to the estate
OF the late Samuel H. Dale, were sold at auc-
ton to-day, ranging from 20 cents to S237 per
acre, amounting to $122, 900; an average price
of !S1l6 per acre. The bidding was quite spir-
tied and the price above the expectations of buy
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BY :. $. BAILEY q co., Auctioncer..
Desirable Property on Winter ST.
at Auction.

We shall offer ut public auction on Friday June
2lst, at 3o'elock P. NJ. on the premises-the pron
erty on Winter Street, No. sc, consisting of good
two story house, in excellent repair, Sebago water
and water closets, above and below stairs gas
throughout, 10 pleasant rooms large closets, good
cellar, and drained into the public sewer-House fit
ted for one or two families. Also in rear of this
veniently arranged; good Closets two rooms finished
in the attic, wood-shed and clubhouse neat and con-
yenient; fine rent for a small family. The Lot il
so feet on Winter street, running back l27 feet.
This is very desirable property for Investment as II
it is in excellent neighborhood with pleasant sur
roundings, easy of access, and near the line of the
Horse X. X. Houses can be examined from 8 to p
hour of sale ON day.
June l3.dfd
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the York Manufacturing Company for the cleo
ton of officers, was holden at the Company s
counting-room in Saco yesterday. The follow
ing officers were chosen: Ira Foss, Clerk; Wal
ter Hastings, Foreman; James Ellison, Thorn
as Wigglesworth, Samuel w. Smelling, Samuel
w. Swett Walter Hastings, Seth Bemis, and
Hananiah Temple, Directors.
A vote of thanks was rendered to the retiring
Treasurer, MIR. Temple, for the able and eff
cent manner in which he conducted the finan-
cal affairs of the Corporation for the many
years during which he has occupied that posi-
ton.
After the adjournment the officers and invi-
ted guests repaired to the Saco House, and par
took of the "Annual Dinner" lI .l 10
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Western Singers

Boston, June 13.-A large delegation of
singers arrived from the West to-day. The car
which brought them from Albany was decorat-
ed with flags and bore the inscription, "Wis-
consin's Worlds Jubilee Chorus"
Five Persons Killed by lightning.
The thunder storm last evening was sadly de-
structive of life. A daughter of Hugh Graham
was killed in Lexington. I'm Waltham two
women, Mrs. Margaret Flaherty and Mrs.
O'Brien were killed. Lewis F. Ball was killed
in Acton. Several buildings were damaged and
trees shivered by bolts of electricity.
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Farm at Auction.

WILL be sold at public auction on the premises,
w TUESDAY, June Is, 1872 at 8 P. NJ, a FARM
near Cum berand Centre, containing about IS acres
excellent land uoth tillage and sture cuts 20 tons
hay, never-failing brook in pasure; orchard Of so
fruit trees; two story house and ell barn nearly new
40x56 with ellar good water; echools churches
&C. Also acres of wood land on Bruce Hill in same
town. Title perfect; terms reasonable.
Also moving machines and other farming tools
span Of horses, carriages harnesses, &c.
Enquire on premises of o. S. COLLIFS, or OF
L. II. HASKELL,
jeleOd1wtd& wtd IS Exchange ST.. Port
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Oriental Art Sale.
JAPAN,
China 4 India Goods.
On Tuesday & Wednesday June ~
and AS, at 10 A. Nh. Il B PM,
EACH DAY,
At SO Exchange Street.

Dust above the P. o.
WILL be sold without reserve the finest and most
w extensive collection ever brought to this CITY,
consisting of direct importations from Yeddo Yoko
hama, Car ton and Hong Kong,
Genuine Japanese and Chinese India
China-Yaconin, Enamel, Gold, Lacquer, Dragon
Imperial, Gold Medallion, and other choice decora-
tions.
Antique POrcelnins-Lava, Egg Shell and
Rare Kiota Ware; Vases, Flower Pots Punch Bowls
Urns, Cuspedores, Tea Sets, Dishes Plates cups and
Saucers, Stands, Sc.
Beaufiful Turkish and Persian Rugs,
Gold and Silver Lacquer and Inlaid Wares; Mohaka
Sandal Wax, Spice, Silver Satin, camphor and 9TH
woods.
Old Bronzes-Magnifeent Cabinets, Tables,
writing Desks, Baskets. Walters, Trays, Rare Tenn
pie Ornaments Jewel, Handkerchief, Glove and
Work Boxes; Puzzles, Tricks, Toys, &c. Also soms
OF the largest India China Vases ever imported.
B-Goods on exhibition Monday
je11td F. o. BAILEY & CO.. Austrs
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. s. Bailey q CO., AuctiOneers.
Buildings, Furniture, &C., at Auc-

"E shall sell at auction, on the premises, ON Fri
w day, June 14th, at 10 o'clock a. m, the story
and half wooden building on the north corner Of
State and Commercial sts., designed for shop and
dwelling Also the stable in reaa of same. These
buildings to be removed at option of land owners.
Also at same time aud place, lot of saloon fixtures
awnings nice refrigerator, Closets show cases, ia
Dies good oil carpet. crOckery, glass ware, &c. &c
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Mr and Mrs James
Longley, Boston, j. A. Vandenhoff, New York,
w. w. Wilson, Milwaukee, A. F. Migeon e.
c. Hotchkiss and G. McNiel, Walcottville, CT,
are at the Preble House.
John Broderick and wife, and Miss Mary E.
Broderick, Cumberland, Md, Lewis Tyler,
Kansas City, j. M. Stone, Kennebunk, f. G.
Dawson, Kansas City, and j. G. Beckett, Calais,
are at the st. Julian. HJ ia E-.A -A tf 2
j. Weaver, Derby, ", Samuel Dame, North
Eastman, P. Chapman, Troy, N. Y, George E.
b. Putnam, Boston, Luther Fitch, Sebago, Geo.
A. Eabvik, San Francisco, and Geo. 2. Whit
ney, Oxford, are at the City Hotel.
DIR. ThOs. Hart and wife, Boston, Dr. Charles
M. Carleton, Norwich Geo. E. Waring and
wife, Newport, R. l., Alex Mcdonald aod wife,
Fond du Lac, Wis, James r. Brevoorth, New
York, Francis Cabot, Boston, Hon. James
Lord, Rochester N. Y, s. H. Sweet and VIM.
A Miller, Albany. J. Carr, Bangor, j. Nye,
Augusta, M. F. Wentworth, Kittery, j. H.
Burleigh, South Berwick, are at the Falmouth.
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Mchael Ryan, for the larceny Of lum-
Der from Vaughan's Bridge property of the city Of
Portland on promise of reform was fined $500 and
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The Times says that case of small pox has
appeared in house in the third ward in Bidde-
ford, on the corner of Post and Alfred Streets.
The City Physician says that there are at
least, half dozen persons in the same house
who have never been vaccinated
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WASHINGTON.
Appointments.

APpOIMINuGMI8s
WASHINGTON, June 13-The Secretary of the
Interior, to-day appointed the following COM
mission to visit the hostile Indians demonstrate
ing against the Pacific Railroad:
Gen. b. r. Cowan, John d. Delano and j
w. Wham-the commission leaves for the Vel
lowstone County about the Goth inst. rt Z,
a Aiming.
The War Department has taken the precau
ton to reinforce old forts ON the Southern ant
Gulf coasts, with the newest pattern and iheav
lest calibre of ordnance, while the navy depart
ment has accumulated large supplies Of of ma
val stores at all naval stations on the southern
and gulf coasts, in accordance with the desire
OF the Government to be prepared for all emer
gehcieS t-
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The Oregon Victory.
1000 Republican Majority.

SAN Francisco, June ia large meeting,
ratfying the nomination of Grant and Wilson,
was held last night, and was addressed by Gov
Booth and others. The Republicans in Oregon
have "a majority of about 1000 They have also
majority on JOINT ballot in the Legislature.
AT the last general election in 1872, Grover,
Democrat, had 631 majority in vote of 22,S21.
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Last Friday team was hired at the livery
stable of s. d. Huntress, in South Berwick,
and has not been heard from since. Fifty dol
lars reward has been offered for the arrest of
the thief together with the horse and carriage,
Or $25 for the thief and either carriage or
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Marshal Tarbox is on the war trail He
made search and seizure at house on Pros
pect street in Biddeford and found small
quantity of whisky.
THE quarrel proyerbially incident to ohoirs
has broken out in mild form in the Biddeford
Choral Union. -4'L St-' f---- 81
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

THE Demo Kratik Konvension meets at Bal
timore, but the Ladies anvil meet Kogia Has
sans g. buy his millinery "a O. Etsrsg,E ia
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New York stock and Money Market.

New YORK, June 13-lMorning.-Gold at ILL.,
Sterling Exchange 1905 110A. Money at per cent.
Stocks steady. State bonds firm and quiet.
NEW YORK. June 13-Euening. Money closed easv
at q per cent. Sterling Exchange steady at IOSs
g los5; Gold steady At ll3a g IA; loans 1@ per
S550,000; the Treasury sold two millions. Govern
me Ml closed steady State bonds steady. Stocks
quently fell Off At the close of the market there was
Panicky feeling prices closing up at the lowest
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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" ALoAiDLE lot of land at auction. On Saturday
June toIn, lSI2 At 3o'clock p. M, we shall sell
of India and Federal sts lot being about Ia feet
India ST., and running back 1888 feet and contain
ing 5000 square feet more or leas.
The above lot contains spring Of pure wafer and
q valuable bank of gravel.
Terms made known at sale.
w. w. THOMAS, JR.,
Administrator withsthe VIII annexed Of tn Estate
Happy Morse.
r. o.. BAILEY a. CO., Auctionsers.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate
Al Auction.

IDOhSUANT to License from the Hon. John A.
4 waterman, Judge Of Probate within and for the
County OF Cumberland, shall sell at public aution
on the premises on Saturday. June 18th, 1872, at
three O'Clock, p NJ. the one and one-half storied
dwelling house and lot situated at Morrilrs Corner
in Deering, Cedar Street. ty-one feet on said Ce
dar Street and running back the Portland & Roches-
ter Railroad holding its width containing ~ 0S7 feet
belonging to the estate of the late John Lowery de-
ceased. EDWARD r. BRIGGS, Admir-
Deering May %, 1872. 1wdew my24d3wlaw-Fri
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B I'D D E F 0 r D, S AGO
AND VICINITY.
saco Municipal Court.

WEDNEsDAY.-Iaaac B. Bean VS.. Thomas
Clough; action to recover balance on account.
Defence payment. Judgment for deft
Fairfield. VIVA r.tf.l Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-14

ST. MARY's SOCIETY will give a picnic on
the oath, of the present month, at Walnut
Grove, ''down the river" The Clipper has
been engaged for the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-14

HYMENIAL.- Yesterday afternoon Rev. Mr..
Gibbs of the Congress Square Universalist
church, was called to perform the pleasing task
of unity in marriage, of Mr.. Montgomery
S. Gibson, one of the proprietors of the Preble
House, and Miss Annie NJ. Davis, daughter of
N. j. Davis Esq The ceremony took place at
the house of the BRIDES parents on Hampshire
Street and was strictly private. The happy
couple left in the afternoon train west on
short bridal tour. The many friends of Mr.
Gibson will congratulate him on this suspicious
event, and wish the new-narried pair long
and happy life. 81 on
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About o'clock Thursday morning an unsuc-
cessful attempt was made by three men to rob
the bingham, Mass, Savings Bank. The noise
IN driving a ehisel under the door of the bank
vault awoke citizen, at which the burglars
He'd the citizen firing shot after them. The
tools left behind were of the incest patterns.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


GRAND TRUNK RAILWAYS cars lumber, do
picks doslaths, do capboards 10 do bark, do old
iron, do hay do spirits, do hoops do charcoal,
do pilng. is do corn, do oats do flour, do ex-
celsor do sundres 17S cans milk. For Lower Prov
inces-lS00 bbls -four, cars feed do oats, do
spikes, do sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BosToN-51 boxes
SOAP 20 bbs pork, Is do sugar, % dyestuff 20
kegs soda casks OIL IL bds chairs 16 crates apples
casks porter, sewing machines 10 coils pipe, 20
boxes bread preparation, bags seed II casks nails,
II bds bed Stats, ranges, 100 pkgs strawboard, IS
bbls bone COAL 10 bdls paper rs do bananas IS coils
cordage Is bbs plaster Is bags nuts, So shoes,
and up country-1 piano, blower, 10 bales wool. IS
bbls dyestu, 10 coils yarn, 80 bbs -four bales cot
ton, 10 bdls steel, crate and hid hardware, 40
plates iron 10 bags cotton, 10 bbs alum II rolls
peting 100 bdls leather 40 bales old paper 25 hides,
100 pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGo, FROM NEW YoRK-2OO0 dry
hides 1850 chests tea As bales buffalo hides do wool
do cotton II do rags, "a do burlaps 105 rolls eath
en- 10 do carpetng IL casks linseed OIL 10 do skins
hhds tobacco, 5 ties do, so bbs glassware, 80 kegs
white lead Is bbls saltpetre, 20 do birthstone 100
coils rope, 999 boxes empty cans 200 do window glass;
100 do raisns so do btters 40 do starch 50 do hard
ware, pianos, $50 pkgs sundries.
Foreign Exports.
CORVALLIS, MS. Sch Reward-1OOO bbls -four,
Sc moving machines.
Foreign Imports.
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Falmouth-6 pkgs mer-
chandise to Eastern Express boxes salmon to Capt
Colby.
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THE Democratic Convention of the Second
District was held in Auburn, Thursday, choos-
ing S. G Andrews of Buckfield, and f. .B. Tor
rey of Bath, delegates to the Baltimore Con-
vention. They are understood to be in flavor of
Mr. Greeley. Mr.. Andrews who presided, re-
marked that things had taken "a singular turn -
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BAD FOR PoRTLAND-Some great catastrophe.
Both the Argus and the Press offices have been
annihilated AT any rate neither of those low
ing and lovely papers have come to this office
for two days.-Bdth Times.
There is no fault in the PRESS Office The
papers have been regularly sent to the Times.
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WINDOW Screens, of all kinds, at Lothrop,
Devens & Co., 81 Exchange street. je 13-TT&s.
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b. BAILEY a. CO., Auctionsers.
inn7dtd
Splendid Summer Residence and
Farm For Sale at North Frye

VNHE subscriber will sell at Public Auction, the
II celetra ell Colby Farm, ON Saturday June 18th,
1872 SAID farm is located the banks OF the beat
tiful Saco, at No. Fryeburg Me- and consists of one
hundred acres of good land. The buildings are
large, convenient, and in good repair No pleasanter
summer residence in n. Z. Sale positive
S. L. CHANDLER, No. Fryeburg Me.
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commencement a, wes,brook,

Yesterday the exercises of the graduating
class took place in the church before crowded
audience of the friends of the graduates and
the Seminary at large. The following is the
programme:
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| MEMBERS of B. R. Corps are reminded that
the annual meeting will be held this afternoon
at o'clock
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FOSTER of the new Laundry and Dye House
on Union Street has the reputation of doing
an immense business. Glad of it. He is de-
serving of the biggest kind of trade.
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-14

HAVE U seen them 2$ seventy-5 cent linen
suits at Kogia Hassan's 5uirW tgEgF srfe
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HE EXCURSION OF PORTLAND CoMMANDERY.
The committee to whom was entrusted the ar
engagements for the excursion of Portland Com
mandery to Montreal and Quebec on the oath
inst have perfected the following order:-The
Commandery will leave home on Saturday, the
22d, at u o'clock, and arrive at Montreal the
same evening, where they will quarter at the
Ottawa House. Sunday and Monday will be
passed in that city. and on Monday evening
they will leave by boat for Quebec, arriving
early on Tuesday morning. On Tuesday after
noon they will leave for home, arriving in Port
land Wednesday afternoon. 1t is not known
whether. they will be received by any of the
Masonic bodies of either city, but they are sure
to receive the courtesies of members of the
Order in both cities This will be the most in
teresting excursion ever made by this Com
mandery.
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Weather Report, June IS, ~ n. M.
War Department. Signal Service U. S. Army, Di-
visions of kilograms and Reports for the benefit Of
(tnynn
METEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE pAS1
TWENTY-F0ul HARMS

METEOROLOGICAL
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE VAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
d. OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
June ID. 600 P. ny
Probabilities-The lowest barometer over
Lake Ontario will move eastward over New
England accompanied by brisk and possible
high winds, cloudy weather and rain. the latter
extending over the southern portion of the
Middle States tonight, with fresh brisk south
erly winds veering to the northwesterly, cloudy
weather and possibly areas of rain for the
South Atlantic, and thence westward to the
the lower Mississippi Clear weather yery gem
orally with wind veering to westerly, and par
TALLY cloudy weather and light to fresh wester-
ly and northerly winds from the Ohio valley
northward and westward. Cautionary signals
continue at Cleveland and Buffalo and are or
dered for Rochester and Oswego.
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rMessrs Prince s. Cotton of Boston,
whose card appears in your paper are success
ors to firm who have occupied the same build
ing, 81 Chatham ST., since 1895 Their bust
ness in ground spices is very extensive. They
import the best spices that can possibly be
procured, and grind none but such as are
strictly pure. They are also agents for the AL
bany Biscuit which they receive fresh by rail
daily
The Portland daily press., 1872-06-14

The Portland & Ogdensburg railroad to-day
issues handsome guide for tourists on their
route, with an engraving of the ''Gates of the
Notch" Copies can be had free at our counter
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The HAYDN CoNcERT.-The final concert by
this Association last evening YVES another SUI
perb rendering of Jubilee music. The selections
were eighteen in number and embraced the
Hallelujah Chorus, The Heavens are falling,
The Last Rose of Summer, Sweet and Low,
The Chorus of the Levites from Eli, Triumpha al
March, from Naaman, &c. Mr.. Kotzschmar
with his wonderful magnetism, holds complete
control of the chorus, and the music is given
with defcacy of expression that is faultless.-
Portland can afford to feel proud of the repre-
sentatives she will send to the Jubilee The
Association lastnight voted to leave for Boston
by the o'clock train on Monday morning.
The tickets to the Jubilee we understand will
be received here on Saturday. The fault lies
in Boston, as the committee have not been able
to supply the demand as promptly as they
hoped to. m Fa 81 4uft p. ut-i q