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DO1IEATIC PORTS.

Al4EAh1NDnlSa-AC l0Cn, SCH EDEN flSner, Key
BALTIMORE-Ar 10th, brig S Packard, Ames-
bury. Sagua; sch G Heyer Poland, Ponce.
Cid 10th, snip John Berry, Emerson. Bremen !;
brig La Chandler, tor Portland; sch Ella Watts,
Watts, Boston.
Sid, ship John T Berry; brig liza.
PHlLADELf hlA-Ar 10Th, sch VIM Gushing,
Cganmer, st Marys. Fla.
Cid 10th, baIque Jas Ward, Payne, Charleston ;
brig Eva johnson, Avans, Portland: sch VIM Will
son, Packard, do.
At Wilmington 18th, barque Matthew Baird, for
Rio Janeiro, with cars. ready.
Ar at LeWes lotn sch Lizzie Major, Tracey, from
Sagua for orders.
Newcastle-fassed down 18th, sch A R Warner.
NEW YORk-Ar 18th, schs " Fl Prentice, Prem
tice. Jacksonville; Union, Mills Bangor; Grecian,
Mitchell. Addison.
Ar 10th, schs Sarah A Reed, Guptill, Nevis via
Delaware Breakwater Nile, MetcaIf, Eleuthera;
Cyprus, flye Addison; Spartel, Crosman. Pembroke;
Ligure stanley t bapgor; Scud, Allen. Warren
Southland. jackson. London; Kendrick Fish, Henry.
Bremen; Two Brothers, Gibbs for San FrahcIsco:
baruue Frank, Wallace, Dantzic: Norton slower
Sherman, Ponce; orig Acelia Thurlow, Gallson, for
Denmark; Adelaide. Slower, Barbadoes; schs Annie
Palmer, Lewis, fort Maria. ia; Helen, Dmsmore,
e Van Cleat Thorndise, Wilmington, NC; Lady
Woodbury., Woodbury., Portland.
Sid 10th, ships keudtiek Fish for Bremen; Free
dom, for San Francisco, bar4ue Jose d Bueno, for
ST Jago.
Bishop. from New fork Tor Portland.
PkOVIUENCE-Ar 10th, schs Dings Bill
Iinys Calais
FALL RIVERA 18th, sch Rising Sun, Jones,
Brunswick, Ga.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 18th, schs Ella, Hatch,
Beaufort, SO, tor Boston, b Knowles, Hoboken for
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HUNDREDS OF LIVES HAVE BEEN SAVED by
HUNTS REMEDY the great Kidney Medicine
HUMPS REMEDY cures Dropsy, and all Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary organs
HUNTS REMEDY is purely vegetable, and used
daily by Physciansin their practice. Do not delay,
but try hUNTS REMEDY.
CLARKE's Tooth ACHE DROPS cure instantly.
JUL T,Th&S&wIw
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THE MONTENE GRlN CAMPAIGN.
Trap for the Turks

LONDON, June IS "A C-ltin despatch says it
was decided week ago at MOnten- grin conu-
c,l OF war, not to seriously oppose the reprov,s-
ioDing OF N icscs, as the reliet of that town has
ceased to have any significance. The Turks BY
advancing Tito the plain of Ncsics have walk
I'd INTO trap. perhaps. for shou the Monte u
egrips CLOCK the Duga Pass, tu- Turks VIII bs
unable 10 return. A ull is expected during the
next few days.
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stantinOple.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
schouvaloG,. Assurances Satisfaction,

VIENNA, Juue lS.-Tne Political Correspou-
depz in St. Petersburg letter reports that
Count Schouvaloff's verbal assurances were
considered perfectly satisfactory by the British
government. At the express desire of the
English cabinet he was authorized to state in
writing that Russia would respect absolutely
the British interests touching the Suez Canal.
Egypt aud the Persion Cuff
Reports from various Russian ambassadors
show favorable impression was produ led by
the above declaration at other European courts
The letter further says that the warlike indIca-
tions 10 Greece and Serv,a are CONSIDERED vefy
lnconveuient Russia would not on account Of
Serva run the risk of any GOODNESS with Aus
trIa.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, June 1s.-Cattle-receipts of 5000 head
ping; sales of butchers and feeder at so a so fo
Texas; 80 q 8 40 for Cows and go butchers; some
medium to good butchsrs sold at 4 % OATS
Hogs-receipts 1000 head; shipments 2,70O head
the market is quiet and weak and "a 10 lower; ligh
shipping 80 q 4 IS; fair to good smooth at so q
470.
sheep-receipts 500 head market and weak; com
mon to extra shorn rs a 90.
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Indian Raid ON SeftIers.

DEADwooD, June lion Friday small
party of Indians made dash upon Montana
ranch nine miles from the city and succeeded
IN running off considerable live stock. A party
OF 20 miners bound for the Big Horn were fired
upon by the Iudians 60 miles out One of the
miners was slightly wounded.
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WilbOr'S Cod Liver Oil

and Lime. The friends of persons who have been
restored from confirmed consumption by the use of
this original preparation, and grateful parties them
selves, have, by recommending it and acknowledge
its wonderful efficacy, given the article vast popu-
larity in New England. The Cod Liver Oil is in this
combination robbed of its unpleasant taste, and is
rendered douby effective in being coupled with the
lime which is itself restorative principle, supply
ing nature with just the agent required to heal and
reform the diseased lungs. A. B. WILBoR, Boston,
proprietor. Sold by all druggists. jul6dod1w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland yyho,a.,,. vr.,...

MONDAY, June 18.-The markets continue dull
with but little change to note. Sugars continue in
fair demand and are quoted at 123c for granulated
and 11ac for Extra G. Msasses is unchanged. Flour
is firm and UNCHANGED Corn is in fair demand and
quoted at 81 SAC for lots and &c for bag lots
Meal 63c. Oats are quoted at IS a eoc. Pork and
lard are dull and unchanged.
FREIGHrS-There are an abundance of deal
charters offering this week at St. John for Europe at
rates ranging from 68s Cd to rs Cd per stand. We
quote the charter Of Schr Fred jackson to load at
Bass River N S for Dublin Ireland, deals s2s Cd;
New Bark Grace Deerng 1872 tons, to load deals for
Liverpool 65s. Schr. Ariadne Philadelphia to Port
land, coal at 90, and Brig Proteus coal do to Port
land at 9Oc (both dscharge also Schr. Aldne, Ken
nebec River, with ice to Philadelphia. at SOC per ton
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THE TURF.
Nashua Riding Deal,

NASHUA, June 1.-THE Turf Association of
Of races at Nashua riding park commencin e -
July Sd and continuing four days. They OFF,,
$500 in premiums, the classes ranging from 2
minutes to 2.28. Prospects at present time ara a
that there will be long list of entries and that
the meeting will be success A'
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Sheriff s sale.
CUMBERLAND, IS.


s'AKEN on execution and will be sold by public
auction to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY
the thirtietb day of june D., 1877 at two o'clock
in the afternoon, at the Sherf's office ia Portland
in said county. all The right in equity which Anse
L.. Cover. OF Westbreok in SAID county, has or had
on the twenty-secoDd day of May A D., 1877, be-
ing the date of said Covers disclosure on execution
under Chapter l13 of the Revised Statutes and of
certificate given under the 37th section of said
chapter, and duly FLED in the Registry of Deeds for
SAID Cum berland county, to redeem the following
described Mortgaged real estate, viz. certain lot
Of land with the buildings thereon, situated in said
Westbrook in Saccarappa Village on Winslow's Lane
$50 called) beginning at the of land formerly
owned by William Cox; thence West by said Cox's
land three rods; thence North three and one-half
rods to said Winsows Lane; thence Easterly on said
Lane three and one-haf rods, to land formerly
owned by Mrs. Graham; thence on said Graffamis
lot three and one-haf rods to the place of beginning
The interest OF said Ansel l.. Cover being one un-
divided seventh part OF said premises, subject to
mortgage as an heir-at-law of Joshua Cover, de-
ceased meaning and intending to sell and convey all
the interest which said Ansel L. Cover has had in
said premises at the date OF said certificate.
Dated at Portland this twenty sixth day of
May, A. D. 1877.
GARDNER NJ. PARKER, Deputy Sheriff.
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SERvIA.
Prince Milan Cautioued to Remain Neu-
trail.

Prince Milan Cautioued to Remain Neu-
trail.
LONDON, June 1S.-A despatch to the Daily
News from Bucharest says if the purpose Of
Prince Milan's visit to the Gear was to press
for leave to participate in the war his repren-
tatious have been futile Prince Milan has
received hint to maintain u passive attitude.
being told that Servia's self-denial will be reck
oned for her good and that her claims will not
be overlooked when the day of settlement ar
rives.
How MiIan's Visit is Explained at Con-
staniinople.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June Ism. Cristics,
Servian agent gave an explanation to the
Porte to-day respecting the visit of Prince
Milan to the Gear. He repeated it was solely
intended as an act of courtesy. Cristics denied
that the Servian government favored a war,
and contradctsi the report that the works
were proceeding at Alexlnatz. He said the
object of Servla in the lats war was to gain the
extension OF territory in Herzegovina as far as
the Norenta river, but never to establish Ser
Wan independence.
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The Wall WaIta Trou.r

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S-A despatcb from
Walla Wa Ia says that the stage from Iewistnn
brought news that the soldiers from L.nwai
ana tes Indians had fought about thirteen miles
equaw were killed during the fight and the In.
dams killed six soldiers.
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New Work sto~s and usuev Marker.
NEW YORK. June Evening.-Money easy at 1
q per cent. on call. Sterling is quiet, business at
4s7 for sixty days and 1891 q 1891 for demand.
Gclu advanced from 1864 to 1853 under decline of
copsos at London and covering by shorts closed at
1863. The rates paid for borrowing were fat and 2,
H. q q 8 per cent per annum and l-64 per cent.
per diem. There was small faIlvIe which was set
tied privately. Clearahces S15,1O7 900. The Gus
toms receipts to day were s26,ouO The Treasury
disbursements were $500 for interest ana $3.50,
Oo0 for bonds. Governments strong and higher WI
increased demand, Stock market dull but generally
steady.
Highest and lowest prices: Northwestern prefer
red 46s @ 45s Rock Island 92a @ 92s Pittsburg 7ca
q is; La kawanna 81 g 323; Delaware & Hudson
Ca9al 27s q 26i; Erie 81 81; illinois Central 53a
a 52A; Lake Shore 4sb 9 At; Michigan Central 40
g $50: Norris q Essex 81 tss St Paul 2l4 g 20,
. 800; Ohio & Missssippl ii q 50; Fort Wayne SIT
a S63; Western Union 500 q 59s
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat
ed 14i,9oo shares, including New York Central $500
shares, Lake Shore $4,000 shares, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western 1915 shares, Delaware & Hud-
son Canal $3.50 shares, Morris & Essex 900 shares
Michigan Central 5000 shares, Rock Island $500 do,
S. Paul $500 shares do preferred $500 shares
Union 1880 shares, Ohio 1900 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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THE ASIATIC CAMPAIGN.
Rumored Capture of Ardahan-Womsn
and Children Massacred.
NEW YORK, June 18-A special cable saws
the Cossacks captured Arabian and massacred
800 women and children.
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WASHINGTON.
Postmaster General Key ON she Rights
and Duties of Posfma sters.

Postmaster General Key ON She Rights
and Duties of Posfmasters.
WASHINGTON, June 18-The Postmaster
General, in reply to a complaint of some clerks
discharged by recently appointed Western
postmaster, that he bad employed inefficient
clerks in their stead, and moreover, was mot
himself loyal to the administration, writes:
The post-office in question is well managed
and also says the post Office is lot political
institution. If it be true, as you state, that
the incumbent opposes the policy of the admin
istratlOn, be has right so to do and it is no
cause of removal unless in his zeal and activity
he sink the postmaster in the politician. If
any ooe, whether be supports or opposes the
administration, neglects his duty by being
busy politician or makes himself obnoxious
by reason OF inconsiderate and foolish zeal, he
ought to be removed but if he attend faithfully
to his duties and makes good and acce ptabie
postmaster, he should not be removed. thonph
ne see iii to oppose the administration. The
in the post-office.
Postmaster General
No Mere Printers Wanted.
Public Printer Defreas in a circular informs
the printers throughout the country that there
are now more sober, Industrious and capable
wOrkmen of this character in WASHINGTON than
Can at auy time be employed. 1t would be NJ
Just and cruel to discharge any of these work
men merely to put Others from distance 10
their places, aud 1t will not be doua. 1t must
also be distinctly understood that this estabII.h
ment caun0t be made a religious political or
charitable asylum.
The ordnance bureau Of the NAVY Dapart.
ment has adopted tae slotted screw or French
system IN Converting 100 TO- Parrot guns into
br-ech leaders.
E. d. Townsend, A1jntaut General. left In.
day for visit to his family aad trieuds in
Massachusetts.
The State Department IS in receipt of off eial
information that the government of Sw.dep
and Norway has issued a proclam4tloa of
neutrality IN the war between Russia and
Turkey, aud that the Chambers made a speciaj
appropriation Of 1000 0OC crowns for strength
eulng the naval and military forces of the
Kingdom with view, il Is supposed of BENG
prepared to maintain the neutral position TINS
assumed.
The senior single scull race was won by A. IT
Brice 10 II minutes seconds The fonr-oarad
shell race for married and single members was
won by the former in IL minutes IA seconds
The junior scnll match was won by Barbarian
in is minutes 40 seconds.
The annual regatta of the Potomac boat club
took place today over course two miles in
length above the bridge. The Junior four. Dared
Shell race was won by the Saratoga she'll in 10
minutes, seconds.
Ex-Gov. Noyes of Ohio the newly apnointed
Minister to France will accompany President
Hayes on his trip to New England next week.
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Base Ball.

At Lowell-Backeyes of Columbus 6, Low
ellis 5.
Syracuse-Stars nothing, indianapolis 5.
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--latest by European steamers.l

V11''oo0o W H1ufVpCeIh S0ooEnItfbsT
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst Joseph Fish, Hidden, from
st Vaery.
Cid at Bassein May list, Potter, Mcclure, for
Channel.
Ar at Alicante May 20, Salistra, Partridge, from
Valencia.
ar at Cadiz May Goth, sch A r Weeks, Weeks,
New Yors and Corunna.
Sid I'm Maaslius May 31st, B Hazetine, Gilkey,
New York.
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June Z, lat 25 so, lon "a 10. brig Sparkling Water
Hichb0rn, from Port Caledonia for Havana.
June 10. fat 81. Ion "a 20 barque Mary Hale Hig-
gins from New York for New Orleans.
No date, &c, brig Eliza Morton, from - bound to
Halifax.
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Providence Print Cloths Market. sssgl
PROVIDENCE, R. L., June 18.-The Printing cloths
market inactive.
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do; John f Daley. and Eastern Belle. Port John
son for do; Kate Lily. do tor Bath; George Hatch
Pittston for Washington; ST ElO Bristol for Pbia-
delphla: Annie Gus, Pugwash. Ms, for Providence
E Il Pray, Rockport; Mercy L Trundy, Hoboken for
Boston
G Nj Porter, Amp Chief. Congress, Charles Z HELLER,
Light of the East, l. Burns.
Ar 10Th, schs Daylight, from Rondout for Booth
bay: Albert Clarence. Philadelphia for Provncetown
Jos Fish, Bath for PHILADELPHIA q Sawyer, do for
Baltimore; Douglas Haynes. Richmond tor do; Ma
nv Shields Gardiner for dos Hesperus I'm Boston tor
Brunswick; Northern Light, Calais FOR New Haven
Emma K Smalley, st John. NIB, for Providence.
bUSrON-Ar 18th sehs Beta, Gupti st Domingo
City; schs VIM III Sawyer, Parker, Port johnson /;
Convoy. Norwood, Gouldsboro.
Cid 10th, schs Mabel Maloney, Wilmington, NC;
E Staples Crockett, Bangor.
Ar 18th, scbs l. Burns Crosby, Alexandria; Cor
vo, Tyler, Rondout; j M Kennedy. Pomroy, Els
worth; Myra Sears Jefferson, Rockland; Sawyer,
HAYDEN Bristol.
BEVERLY-Ar 18th, schs VIM Flint. Pendeton,
Port johnson; F Mitchell, Tanning Weehawken.
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs f Arthemius, Pinkbam,
and Raven, Herrick, Port johnson.
NEWBURYPORT-Sld 18th, sch Ann Parker,
Joyce. Rockport.
son, Kennebec. TO load ice for Richmond.
ar 10th. sch Nicola. Randall, Port johnson; Sea
Foam, Scott. Hoboken Nuato, Small, New York ;
Agricola, from Ellsworth
Sid, schs Evelyn, Crowley, Addison; Mary Means,
Parker, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Melbourne I'd inst. barque Chasca. Wash.
Ar at Cardiff 18th inst barque Edwin Reed, Hig-
gins, Antwerp.
Sid TIM Greenock 10th. ship Florence Treat. Short
Bangor.
AT Rio Grande 14th inst. sch Stephen Pinkham
Hodgdon, New York.
Ar at Rio Janeiro May IL, ship George Anams
Ar at St John, NIB, 18th, barque NJ Haven VI
rick, Portland.
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New Work s,o~. and u.u-v ma-ke,

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance bush corn meal to g
I,rue & Co
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For New England

falling, followed by rising barometer, warn
southerly veering to cooler northwest winds, in.
creasing cloudiness and rain.
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DIED.

In this city, June 16, Capt. Francis Cook, aged 50
years.
Funeral services this afternoon at 3 o'clock.1
In Pittsfeld, June 2. Mrs. Isabel, wife of Rev.
Abel Walker, aged 65 years months.
In Warren, June 8, Mr.. Reuben Mink, aged 81
years months.
In Boothbay. June 1. Edith Porter, aged 10 years
months.
In Boothbay, June $, Ada Merry, aged 1s years.
In Oxford, June Z, Miss Frances E. Cobb, aged
DC years.
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European Markets.
LONDON, June 1S.-Consols at "a II .16 for money
and account
LONDON. June 1s-12.30 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States As, 1914; do new SIS, IU74
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Aged Brotherhood.
The Aged Brotherhood are invited to attend the
funeIa of Capt. Francis Cook at No. % State Street
Tuesday afternoon next.
Per order of the President.
H. G. BARNES, Secretary.
Portland, June IS, 1877. ju1SsD2t
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METEOK0L0GaGAE

INDICATIONS FOR TIE NEXT TWENTY FOUF
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAIl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
a
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Foreign umUOrts.
MATANZAS. Brig Mariposa-622 hhds 66 ties
molasses to Geo Hunt q Co.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

Sch Pacific, from New York for Rocklsnd, with
corn. went ashore on the westerly end of Guilty.
hunk, IL p m. 18th. and obliged. A bout 1000 bushels
corn mas oeen got out and stored at Now Bedford.
Sen Ella. batch. from Beaufort, 81, for Boston,
put into vineyard Haven 18th and reports while at
anchor on Iarpau'ih Cove, was run into by the Br
sch Atlanna and had jibboom broken.
Sch Eastern Belle, Parker, from Port johnson for
Salem, struck the eastern end of Monshon Island
18th. but came off next day without apparent dam
age and pur into Vineyard Haven.
Sch Mercy L Trunuy, Crowley. from Hoboken for
Boston, with coal, struck on Hedge Fence Shoal on
tue evening OF 18th, in thick tog and remained.
She was tight and wIeckers went to her assistance
next day.
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[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT

BOOTHBAY. MAY 10-Ar, schs Willie G. Kane
Western Banks. 1900 qtls fish,; Vanguard, Pierce,
do t50O) Kate Me- ;lIntock Sargent do, 600; Il W
Race McDougall Bangor.
June 14-ar. scbs Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Port
land; Diana Orne. Boston. Cape Boat, Spofford I'm
Western Banks 1850 qls fshl Cvrena ann, Spofford,
do 5000; h Rowe. Lewis, do 600 do)
June l6-Ar, sch Alice Fox, Rowe, Gloucester.
WISCASSET, June PAR, sch Robert Woodruff
Lewis Boston.
June bar ship Union. Greenleaf Havre
June I4-Ar. schs G W Dexter, Dunton, and Her.
ald FIisbee, Boston.
June l6-S,d, sch W Dexter, Dunton, Boston.
June II Sid schs ii Pool. Colby, Boston; Ene-
line. Roberts, Portland; Robt Woodruff Lewis, for
Gloucester.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAmsulPs.
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
W0nd8y, JuMe Is.
ARRIVED.

MOnday, june 49,
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig Mariposa, Fletcher, Matauzas-622 hhds 66
tcs molasses to Geo Hunt u Co. Vessel to Chase,
Leavitt & Co
Sch Sophia Wilson, Wilson, Matanzas-sugar and
moasses to Geo HINT q Co. Spoke, June IA, lat
80 N, Ion 70 W, Darque Minnie Rideout, from New
York for Buenos Ayres.
Sch Eva May, Andrews, New York-coal to Boston
8 Maine RI
Sch Stepnen Bennett Bennett, New York coal to
Grand Trunk Railway Co.
Sch T Emerson, Dorr, New York coal to Grand
Trunk hallway Co.
Sch 7 5 Mcclellan, FAIR, New York.
Sch Leontne, Stevens, Boston, to load for Bangor.
Sch William, Danforth, Danvers-iron to Ste
vens & Co.
Sch Van Buren,. Plummer. Boston for Harrington.
Sch Harriet Newell, Reason fremont
Sch Arrival, Farnum BOothbay.
Sch Brilliant Wheeler. St George.
Sch Alaska, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to A b
Morse & Co.
Sch Deputy, Mcmahon. Bath for New York.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New rk,-Henry
Fox.
Sch Deborah s Soule, Soule, New York-Isaac l.
Came.
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MARRIED..

In this city, June rs, by Rev. A. Dalton Edwin A.
Warehouse of Boston and Miss Necenia E. Hanson
OF Portland.
In this city, at the Church of st Dominic by Rev.
Father McKenua, VIM. f. GIifi' Big OF Somerville,
Mass. and Miss Nellie Ry an Of Portland
In Standish June Is, by Rev. w. 5 McIntire A.
B. Douglass OF Gorham and Miss Ruth g. Martin of
Sebago.
In South Berwick, May 81, JOS H. Ridley and Mrs
Ella F. Hoyt.
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r o r E q N.

20 r. E / q N.
The TurcO-Russian War.
RUMORED CAPTURE OF AR.
DAHAN.
500 WOMEN AND CHILDREN
MASSACRED.
Russian Activity on the Danube.
SerVia TO Remain Neutral,
England Satisfied with Russians
Assurances.
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JOB PRINTING neatly executed nj
this OMce.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
P. q. - OF a.


The members of Washington Camp No. 1, P. o, S.
of A, nerebg notified to meet at Arcana Hall on
TUESDAY EVENING, June 10th, at O'Clock.
Business OF importance and election of officers.
Per order. CHAS. A. MAXWELL,
jul8snlt Recording Secretary.