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Assignee's Sale of Personal Prop
erty and Real Estate.

A the Auction Rooms of F. o. Bailey & Co., on
- TUESDAY the 9Th day of July, 1873, at II
O'Clock A NJ, will be sold at public auction sundry
rights and credits of Ricf ard X. Hunt and James
Jewett, as partue under the firm II; me of r. K
Hunt q Co.. and Hunt & Jewett, being all the
them either of them or their said films or 10 their
Assignees, and remaining unsettled at the time of
said sale.
AT same time and place all the right title and in
terest which James M Jewett has OF had on the 8th
day OF November 1872 in and to the house and lot of
land now occupied by him at No. Paris street, be-
ing the same purchased by him of Richard X. Hunt
b deed dared February 1st 1898. and Iecorde in the
Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Book $40, Pal 357.
Also al same time and place, all the risht. title md
interest which Richard X. Hunt has had on the sh
day OF November, 1872 in AID to the lot Of land and
buildings now o. cupied by Henry Dunser at No. 12G
washington street. being the same pur.ha by said
Hunt Of Elbridge Gerry by deed dated Feb. It'll 1872
and re orded in the Cumberland Registry Ct Deeds,
r. o. BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers.
ju28 did
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tive and unchanged; sales 129S bales; Midding up.
lands 21c. Flour in buyers favor; sales 10000 bbls
State rs q 20: Ronnl hoop Ohio rs a rs; Wes-
1c higher for good and prime narces sales 1i6 0OC
bush; No Spring So; NJ Spring at "a; No dc
at 40 g 1 a; White hichig.n 50; Corn unchans-
Oats lc higher and more active sales lis 900 bush
new Wes'eru Mixed at "A q 46c; White Western
40 q &c. Beef is dull. Pork steady; new mes, al
10 S7A a ID 90 Laro firm at 1915 a 81. Butter is
quiet and unchanged; Ohio IA q zoe; new State %
q 29c. Wbiskey frmer at 92a q 93c. Rice is in good
demand at u q SIC Sugar IRREGULAR refining at a
g TIC. Coffee quiet and steady Rio At III q isac in
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HE SAccARAPPA FIRE.-The jury appoint
ed by Sheriff Pencil to investigate the fire at
Saccarappa, adjourned last evening for few
days, in order to look up the clue to some mat.
ters of importance in the case. Sheriff Pennell
informs us that Miss Body, the young lady
who was burned so badly, is improving slowly,
and her recovery is quite certain. She says that
there was no fire in her room at all, but hot air
only. The nearest she can describe her feelings
is that it seemed like inhaling steam, when
she breathed. This is quite probable, as her
clothing was not burned in the least and the
only part of her body that was schorched was
the naked portion.
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ROSE SUNDAY.-To-morrow, the anniversary
of the Sunday School connected with the Con-
gress Square Universalist society will be OBJ
served in the usual manner. A very pleasant
occasion it will no doubt be, judging the future
by the past. The church will be very taste
fully decorated with flowers and singing birds,
and the public are cordially invited to attend.
The morning services will consist of singing by
the children-the baptism and sermon by the
Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Gibbs. In the evening the
Sunday School concert will take place report of
.ne Superintendent, and addresses from few
friends of the scboo,
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Sons OF Observation-Disclosures Division,
No. 95, Sons of Temperance, at their meeting
last evening" made choice of the following of.
icers for the ensuing term:-W. p, D. H.
Towle; w. A., Julia P. Sawyer; R. s.. H. s.
Burgess, Jr.; F. S., j. R. Thorndike;
T., T. W. Burnham; c., j. F. Ahern;
A. c., Maria Adams; Chaplain, A. h.
Waite; 1. s., Hannah Loring; O. s., L. Lom-
bard.
As the next regular meeting would occur on
the 4th of July, the rule was suspended. and
the next regular meeting will be on July 18th,
when the above mentioned officers will be in
stalled
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Tod M1iasses dull Naval Stores Spirits Turpen-
Ene TnSnan1gea at "A 4c Ros;n % for strained
ow a"iet at 81 s Ssade ssc refined at Isle Tai
a 7-16d; Grain, do, 124l. p'i s'eam'
CHICAGO June 27,.Flou, Is in improved demand .
lar, closing steady; No Spring at rs as &c: NJ
Spring at 20 on spot seller June 20i seller I'm
do Aug; No do At Us f. 10 Ssctsd g
Mixed regular nominal at 80 q 33c on spot; strictly
fresh closed at 34t q sac on spot; seller July closed
Sssc; seller Aug at 49, seller Sept 3si @ 40c; reject
rejected at 244 q 25c. Rye hrm, in fair demand !;
sales Of No at 6oc Barey quiet and unchanged; No
Fall at 5l3 Provisions firm and in fair demand
Pork Is steady at IA 90 spot seer Juy II % q
IA 80 do Aug. Lard firm and in fair demand at 90
on St OF seller 2 80 DO
Whiskey nominal at sslc:
Lake Freights steady-Corn to Buffalo at 3. Wheat
keceipts-7,OOO bbls -four. 900 bush wheat 174,-
QUO nsh corn 5000 bush oats 1000 bust rye, $1,000
Shpmens--5.OOo obIs -four, go 900 bush wheat 224-
600 bush corn 1885, 400 bush oats 900 bush rye 1000
b1sh barley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, June 27-Provisions-Pork nominal
500 q Is 80. Lard nominal; steam q &c. kettle
4c; jobbing sales at SIC. Bulk Meats frmer with
aps demand md. SHOULDERS sc clear rib
with sales @bafsy is steady at soe CESAR 'u'' w.
iol gDo. june H.-Flour is steady. Wheat Is dull
and declined q &c; No White Wabash 1 81 a IS;
extra White Michigan So Amber Michigan on spot
at 81 seller june 52A; seller July 461; seller
Aug So; No I Red Sc; No do Az. Corn is dull
and lower high Mixed spot 43c; seller June AT;
do Sept 45lc low Mixed at doc; White 47c; no grade
SIC; damaged 2sc. Oats full prices asked but no de-
mand; 37ic offered.
Lake Freigbts-to Buffalo 81 q &c; to oswego q
SIC.
Recepts-1oOo bbls foul, ,OoO bush wheat, $4,000
bush corn, 5000 bush oats.
Shinments.looO bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat 5000
bush corn, 5000 bush oats.
DETROIT. June T.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat steady; entra White 100 IS: Amber Mich
igan 81 q 50. Corn is steady at 40c. Oats in good
demand at SIC.
Receipts $1,000 bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, 1000
bush corn, 0,000 bush oats.
Shipments small.
CHARLEsToS,. June 7.-Cotton quiet and firm !;
Middlng upands 183c.
SAvANNAH, June N.-Cotton firm; Mlddling up
lands at 1S3c.
1s4c.
NEW ORLEANS, June Election in moderate de-
mand; Middling uplands 18fc.
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CITY AND VICINITY.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, &c-F. D. Bailey & Co.
Jewelry-F. o. Bailey q Co.
Assignee's Sale-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
Genteel Furnitufs-F. o. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Clam Bake CascU Street Society.
Baptist Societies-Old Orchard.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Portland 0gdensburg K. R. Bonds.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Apothecary Store-Sargent Coe.
Grand Opaning-Charles Z. Gibbs,
Two Story House-Wm. H. Jerris'
Charles Merrill-Ship Broker.
Report of Casco Bank.
Report Of Canal Bank.
Report of Traders Bank.
Wanted--W. S. Mains-3.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Mrs. Munchester-Unitcd States Hotel,
Mrs. Pauldng-Medical Clairvoyant.
Pc iy's H,iel.
DIR. 0. Fitzgerald.
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m unicipai Court.

BEFORE JUDGE NORRIS
FRIDAy.-John Cunningham and Charles P. Role
search and seizure. Fined $50 each with cost. Paid
Hiram Hamilton, intoxication. Fined IS with
costs. Paid.
William Ludkins, cruelty to horse. Ordered to
recognize for his appearance at September term Of
Superior curt. Refusing, committed.
Edward Brown, larceny, sixty days.
Nine cases lbelled liquors forfeited.
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TAKE WARNNG.-Small boys are much
given lately to amusing themselves by setting
small fires. II the present dry condition of the
city these small fires may become big ones,
and a serious confagraton result. Of a GER
tainty the boys mean no harm, and have no
idea that mischief may come of their sport, but
parents would do we'll to impress upon the
minds of their children the truth of the old
adage about playing with fire. The necessity
of guarding against fire cannot be too strongly
urged upon the attention of our citizens.
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# q K EIG N.

Capture of the Khivau CnpitaI.
LONDON. June ga de snatch 70 tho To,o-
graph from Central Asia apnomncos that tha
Khan Of Kh;va $500 80 announcss tnaG tne
the Russian troons heforo az a;.o1 "a 70
Khanate. after Cen Kanffman hpd r. VI tns
twelve nronosals fo, can;tnIat;nr emh;n eUSeu
made With treacbsrous ;ptent;nus' "ni0h "ete
Cs-.. n,
Oonss[va"ve Elected.
LONDON, June N.-Midnight-Tbe election
at Bath to-day resulted in the success of the
CONSERVATIVE cand'date.
Lockout Of Sotton Factories.
Notice has been given of lockout of cotton
factories at Stately bridge, at the end of next
week. Several thousand operativ es will be
thrown out OF employment.
Death Of the Sculptor Powers.
FLORENCE. June N-Hiram Powers tho
American sculptor, died at seven o'clocE this 1ns
morning after q lingering illness. WHO
En.,..s I.n'.
N"Sl".a "eaious.
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PERsoNAL.-The appointment of Mr.. William
Mitchell as station agent at the Maine Central
depot in this city IS one which will give very
general satisfaction. Mr.. Mitchell is admirably
fitted for the duties of his office, and passen-
gers will receive at his hands the most consider
ate attention.
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GREAT RAILROAD CIRcUs.-This afternoon
and evening John Fl. Murray's great railroad
circus gives exhibitions in this city. This cir
Gus has the reputation of being one of the best
travelling, and its display of Workmanship is
said to be unrivalled. The GREAT rider, John
Henry Cooke, is with the troupe, and also is the
famous equestrenne Mile Turnour The
smallest riders in the world, the Cook children,
with their trained ponies, have been engaged.
In the evening will be given the intensely
exciting equestrian spectacular drama 'rDick
Turpin's ride to York" The car of the conquer
or drawn bv 20 Arabian horses, and the fairy
phaeton, drawn BY 16 of the smallest ponies
ever seen, are features of the entertainment
The famous Leopold brothers, are with the
company, as also are five of the best clowns
in the ring. The stud of trick horses is very
fine, and the exhibition is complete in all its
departments. A street pageant is given at ten
o'clock this morning
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The Police Department desire to extend. in
behalf of the friends of their late
associate of the force. Geo. 81. Cammett, their
sincere thanks to Messrs. Shaw, Morgan, Beck
EFT and Pennell, and Mrs. Marchington, Mrs.
Gosse, and the Misses Chandler and earle, for
their services at the concert, which rendered the
affair SO entire success. Also to the publish
ers of the daily press, and the printers of the
city, for their generous aid, and to many others
whose names cannst be enumerated for their
efforts, that united, secured the sum of $500 for
the family of the deceased. Special thanks are
due to Mr.. j. L. Shaw. who conducted the con-
cert. GEORGE w, PARKER, Marshal
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New York Stock and Money Marke,

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YeRR. june 27- Morninn.-(iOld at 115a "a
II !. Money a per cent Sterling Exchange long,
lo9t g 1883; do short 1tOs 11o4. Stocks steady
State stocks dull.
NEW York. June 27-EDentnd.-Money easy at 4
change dull at 1891 q 1O9 3-f6 for sixty days, and
ITO l-16 q 1104 tor sight Gold advanced from 1854
to 1155 closing at 115s q 1l5i loans 1t a per cent
The clearances were 36,000.000 Treasury disburse-
ments SPA 00 Customs receipts $2490O6 It is re-
ported that threequarters of million of gold coin
and $500 900 in silver bars engaged for Shipment
tomorrow. Governments dull but strong. State
bonds quiet Stocks dull and steady all day, with
the largest business in Lake Shore Union Pacific and
Pacific Mail Uni ell States bonds were in active de-
man. The directors of Atlantic Pacific have elect
ed the following officers: E. F: Bishop, President
Francis B. Hayes and Adrew Pierce Executive co
mittee. Dispatches from Amsterdam report gene
raj advance in American shares and bonds.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. D. c.,
June q, IS P. NV
For New England
On Saturday gentle to fresh winds, mostly from
the south and west, and clear or partly cloud :
weather are favorable, with possibly occasional
rain areas over the northern portion.
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CHICAGO, June PA terrible accident &C.
CURED near Farley, Iowa, on the Iowa division
OF the Illinois Central Railroad about midnight
OF the 10Th. A purposely displaced rail precip-
tied the entire western bound freight train from
the track, instantly killing the engineer and
fireman and completely wrecking seven cars.
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MARI CLAIM AssocIATIoN-A meeting of
the MARI Claim Association was held a. the
United States Hotel yesterday. The attendan"e
was small land but little business was transact d
No steps have yet been taken toward employ
ing an agent to substantiate the claim, as the
association is not yet fully organized Another
meeting will probably be held In September
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PRIMARY No. THE following are the sta
tistics for Primary School No. z:

I. O. o. FAT the regular meeting of Lii
gonia Lodge No. s, held last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Isaac F. Clark, N. G.; VIM. K. Neal,
V. G.; F. A. Drinkwater, Jr, Secretary;
r. WaBuxtOn Treasurer
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BASE BALL MATCH-The Resolutes and
Dirgos will play friendly game of base ball
to-day on the Deering grounds. The new nine
which has been organizing is at last completed,
and the following are the members: st. j ohm,
c.; Briggs, p; Merrill. LIST B.. Delano, I'd B. /;
Gookin, Sd B.; Evans, s. S.. Huntington, L. F. !;
Small, c. F.; Giddings, r. F. Game will be
called at 80 precisely.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL Picnic. The Chestnut street
Sunday School and Society go on their annual
excursion to-day, Old Orchard being the OBJ
jectiye point. The public are invited to attend.
The occasion will undoubtedly be q pleasant
gnS.
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OPENINa.-Mount Pleasant House, on the
summit of Mount Pleasant, Denmark, will be
formally opened July 18th by social hop. Car
ter's Band from Boston, will be in attendance.
The way to reach this delightful summer resort
is by way of Brdgton.
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CONGRATULATIONS who knows insists that
our Cape Elizabeth correspondent is guilty. of
many and grievous errors ronaua;, q 80.
at the refreshment stand at tho tro..;.,s -
The gross receipts were only S445 "a asa p 81.
includes what was taken for ''pies an thinos"
He also asserts that Cape Elizabeth neon,,
come to this city, get drunk, then 60 bac, =,
Cape Elizabeth and are called Portlanders
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The ChOIero

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 27.-There were 20
deaths from cholera to-day. The disease is
abating Rainy and sultry
MEMPHIS, June 27.-There were interments
from cholera, and comparatively few new cases.
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F. G. PATTERSON, dealer in Real Estate, Of
fers very liberal inducements to any party who
will build block of first class houses, in q
good location on Congress street. Read his Of
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Administrators Sale of Real Es-
fRfP.

DURSUANT to license from the Honorable
Il John A. Waterman, Judge of Probate for & UNI
berand County, shall sell at public auction on the
premises hereinafter described IN Deering July 10TH
at o'clock p M so much of the real estate OF the
late Oliver Buckley, of Deerng, as will produce the
sum of five hundred eighteen and $500 dollars
Said real estate is situate the north.rly side of
Grove street adjoining the homestead lot Of the late
Oliver Buckley, and consists of some of land,
running back to land OF Albert Stevens, and known
the Srayton lot. A fine opportunity is presented
to purchase good b. use lot in the immediate VIZ
ty Of horse cars, Westbrook Seminary, c., &c.
EDWARDsW. FOX,
Administrator of the estate OF oliver Buckley.
#. o. GALLEY e. co. Auctioneers.
iu14,21,2S
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EXCURSION. grand moonlight excursion
and concert to be given by the Haymakers, as
sisted by the Portland Band, will be one of the
events of the season. The popular steamers
Gazelle and Express have been engaged for a
fine concert and pleasure trip by moonlight,
among our beautiful Islands. Secure tickets in
advance at Halves & Cragns music store.
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a1HsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

DIR. o. FITZGERALD, the wonderful Clair
voyant Physician and Surgeon will visit Port
land again by request at Preble House Mon
day, June 30th, remaining for few days only.
Don't fail to see him, his cures are truly won
derful
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THE PRESS,
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE Is, 1873
tn Z PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Br 1nell & Co.
andrews, Went worth, Glendennng Moses, Hender-
son, and Chisholm Bros all trains that run out Of
the ity.
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham of News Ageut.
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of French Bros.
At Kennebunk, of G. K. Miller.
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NORTH scHooL.-Tbe public school exami-

NORTH ScHooL.-The public school exami-
nations closed yesterday, at the North School.
The rooms were prettily decorated in honor of
the event, much taste being displayed in the ar
rangement of the flowers, etc. The scholars
have made admirable progress under the
charge of Mr.. Wentworth, and the committee
were greatly pleased at their exhibit. They
speak in special high terms of the discipline and
proficiency of the pupils in Miss Fosters room.
MISS Foster has evidently devoted her best en-
ergies to their instruction and government. We
amend the statistics of the school.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Forefgu Exports.
BUENOS AYRES. Bark Carrie Lemont-35e 07s n
lumber, 1880 pickets. 900 shuges 20 kegs nails
woLFvILLE. Ms. Sch Magnolia-a6O bbls -four
HALIFAX, MS. Sehr L Cotter-446 bbls refined
oil, 81 sewing machines, lawn mowers.
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Mrs. MANCHEsTER.-This lady who has now
such wide reputation for curative powers
over obstinate diseases is now at the United
States Hotel. She has never sought notoriety
by sensational means, preferring that the pub
lie should become acquainted with her through
the medium of her profession, and her reputa-
ton rests upon the results of her treatment of
difficult diseases. The afflicted should lose no
time In testing her wonderful skill, as she re-
mains but ten days longer.
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ABRAMS a. BRO.

Auctioueers and Com mission Merchnn
give their special atenitn to selling Real Estate
Furniture and Merchanci se oil al kinds Horses ar
riages, &c. Adv noes made consienments. Reg
uar Sales of new and ,econd- HAND nilure at the
Auction Rooms every Saturday morning. Commu-
nications by mail prom tly attended TO
AB sANs & BROTH Err,
125 Fc eral ST., under the U. s. Hotel
N. d. Money advanced on Watches, Jewelry,
Furniture, Clothing, and all goods Of value.
apr23 DIFF
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AUCTION SALES.
BX ,. 9. BAILEY & CO., Auctioueer.
Furniture, &c mt Auction.

nN SATURDAY, June 2sth, at 1O1 a. NJ, at sales
- room we shall sell Carpets, Sofas, bureaus,
Bedsteans mattresses. Tables. Chairs, whaInots,
jn25td
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Mrs. PAULDNG, Medical Clairvoyant No.
346 Congress st. Hours A.. Nj. to 5 P. NJ.
iune28-d0tS,w1t
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PERRY's HOTEL is the best house in Port
land for summer tourists.
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For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Depression of Spirits and General Debii
ty, in various other forms, FERRo-P HospHoRA-
TED ELIXIR of CALIsAYA made by CAswELL,
HAZARD & Co., New York, and sold by all
druggists. is the best tonic. As stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or 9TH
er sickness, it has no equal. If taken during
the season it prevents fever and ague and other
intermittent fevers. jun18-4wt
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STEEL Knives and every description of Table
Ware Plated, or Replated in the very best man.
ner at short notice and at a reasonable price, at
Atwood's New Rooms, q Market Square,
feb25-eodtf
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=. 9. BAILEY 4 co.. Auctioneer..
Furniture and Carpe,s "a, auc,;ou
Genteel and Desirable Furniture
af AucfiOn

at Auction.
IN THURSDAY, July Sd. at 10 O'Clock, we shall
~ sell at house 131 Cumberland Street. now occu-
pied by Walter Corey, Esq, Parlor Suit Marble-top
Centre Table Oil Paintings, English brussels Car
pets, elegant +. b. W. Chamber Suit with Dire sing
case and French plate Mirror, one Black Walnut
Chamber Set with Bureau, Painted Sets, fine Black
walnut BOOK Case with English drawer, very fine
Eeatncr LED and Hair Mattresses two and three ply
Carpets Black Walnut Dining Table, Centre Pillow,
Black walnut Dining Chairs, Black Walnut Hair
by ~ inches Crockery and Glass Ware, Magee Cook
Stove, t; gerber with the kitchen FUR iture. Tho
above articles selected by Mr. Corey for his own
use and will be found tho best of their class.
jn2s dtd
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The number belonging to the Grammar De-
partment at the present time is 80. To the
Primary 895.
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EurOp@nu MARKETS..
LONDON, June 27-11.00 A. M.-Consols opened at
92s for account new.
American securties-U. s. 5-20s 1855. old, at a2i,
do 1857. 92a: do l040s, 3d. 5s, S9i. Erie Rail-
way at 49f
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Boston stock List.
(Sales at the Brokers' Board, June 27l
Boston and Maine Railroad.
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T. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at IL o'clock to
day the schooner Fair Play" See auction
column.
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Assignees sale Of Mill Privilege
Land, Cooper Shop, Stock,
Lumber, &C., at Auction.

On SATURDAY, June 2sth, at o'clock, we shall
- sell the Mill Privilege situated ON Presumpseot
rver, at Great FALL, Windham with about one acre
u and, building thereon. Ajout 100 NJ f. lumber,
in "SSiistln9 OF pine plank and boards from to in.
~ TO 80 NJ in store. 500 Barrels. Chair Inmber.
anoP &c The above Lumber is suitable for lplost
49, sS,usrpose: being sawed tt various dnensi MS
III ~ Ine,ent grades Of stock. The same being
az Ihs ~ lumber formerly cwned by c. H. Wright
SOLD In los to suit purchasers.
J. w. PARKER,
N. Nj LOUD,
F. o. BAILEY a. co Auetionrers.
iu19 dbl