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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02
Dramatic and Musical Gossip.

A Mile. Silly Is making her mark as an act
ress on London boards. Mile. Lovely is the
name of a new opera singer. 1t is said that
their names at them well.
Charles Kesn made ell, 900 during TWEEN
ty-six weeks professional tour in Australia.
Clara Louise Kellogg Is rusticating in New
Hartford, the guest of Edwin Carter, ESQ.
| A great choral festival of five thousand
voices was held at the Chrystal Palace, Lon
don, on Wednesday, June Is. In no part OF
the world has so large choir been brought
together under one conductor
The musical scale of nature is still the sub
| ject of eager discussion. The Chinese and
old Gaels had a scale consisting of five tones
! derived from each other by g succession Of
perfect flfths. Compared with our modern
| scale, it wants the fourth and seventh, and is
thelmost usual scale of the Scotch airs.
The first chime of bells was made in Alast,
In the Netherlands, in l4S7. The celebrated
chimes OF the cathedral OF Erfut. Prussia, we're
put up soon afterwards. The largest of the
bells in this set is Is feet high and "a feet in
circumference.
Among the sensations of the season, II is
oracularly whispered, will be the first appear
ance of an amateur lady vocalist who moves
in very fashionable circles, who is very rich,
who sings at private operate representations,
who is pupil OF Abella, who possesses high
soprano voice, and gho is competent to take
rank at once as a first class prima donna
Another American young lady residing in
New York, is preparing for the operate stage,
She is a pupil of Barill. 1t may be casually
added that one-half of the young ladies now
studying music in New York, have dim Wis
ions of emulating Grisi, Sontsg, Bosio. La
Grange and Medori.
A monster concert festival was given lately
at Dusseldorf, to celebrate German victories
over Denmark. in which music was "colored"
by cannon-aring, GreWorks. &c.
Twenty new French operas will be given
this season at Baden-iour OF them having
been expressly written for that place
Jaell, the pianist, is in London, playing at
concerts.
The Porte Saint Martin theatre at Paris, for
mery devoted to melodramas and sensational
pieces, is about 10 be changed to lyric theatre,
at which both tragic aud comic operas viii be
given. This will make five opera houses
Grand Opera, Opera Comique, Theatre Lyri-
que, Les Italens, and Porte-Saint Martin--in
Paris.
Mazzoeni and his opera troupe had, at last
accounts, arrived at Vera Cruz, on their way
to Mexico.
Caroline Richings has been singing In Ita-
ian opera in San Francisco, with the Bianchi
troupe.
choral festival has lately been given i'm
Barcelona, Spain, in which two thousand cho-
rus singers and an orchestra of three hundred
players, took part
Medori, the prima donna, notwithstanding
her intended marriage with New York law
yer, does not intend leaving the stage. 1t is
announced that she has been engaged for the
Ieatro Regio at Turin, for the season 1S64-65.
The compositions of Gounod and Meyerbeer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02
New Ground of Hone,

There have always been local and indvidu-
al tests Of grace and salvation, superadded to
that OF Bible or Church organization,-little
private arrangements for peopling heaven
with our special friends, and leaving out ey-
erybody else. Thus, in Northampton, gen.
Grafton ago, salvation was only earned by
membership in the first church, little stock
in the old bank, and liberal slice-say half
a-dozen acres-of meadow land" But of all
the restrictions of our day, we have seen
nothing that puts finer point upon it. so TO
speak, than Rev. Geo. Ellis, of Charlestown,
did in a speech over the dead body of the
venerable Josiah Quincy:
dying in Quincy. receiving funeral honors
in Boston, borne to his grave through Cam
bridge, and resting now on the slope of Har-
ward Hill, In Mount Auburn, we may share
his own strong hope of immortality, and be-
lieve that his life is rounded by something bet
ter than sleep"
This is extraordinarily exclusive, indeed
The heavenly choir will have to be a quar-
tette, If thus made up,-for it is easier to be
struck by lightning than for these four condi-
tions to accompany a mans life and death and
burial. Couldn't DR.. Ellis put an If in some
where ?-ISpringfeld Republican.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02
For the Press.
The National Past.

1t is to be earnestly hoped that Thursday
next, the day appointed by the President TO
be kept as a day throughout the Union, as one
Of humiliation, fasting, and prayer, will be OBJ
served as such, in reality, as well as in out
ward form.
Ii there ever was occasion by any nation
having the Bible in their hands for such an
observance, surely the present crisis of our
war with the rebellion, demand. it-and we
hope that our community will not be satisfied
with public service or services in our res
pec,ive places OF worship, but that every re-
fleeing individual, whether member of a
church or otherwise, win consider there are
private personal duties also to be performed,
if we mean either to comply with the require
ments enjoined. or SO to conciliate the Almighty
Ruler Of our nation who is now dealing with
us for our sins, that lie can, consistently with
his attributes as righteous God, grant us
speedy success in subduing the rebellion.
In the results, il it prove that such obser-
vance is not extensive enough throughout the
land to procure the blessing, the conscience
of each individual so complying with the spr-
il of the proclamation, viii be discharged
from his share of the responsibility.
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Mexico and Macmillan.

The Emperor Macmillan has not met that
warm and enthusiastic reception from the
Mexican people that he expected, or that his
master, Louis Napoleon, promised him. If he
has received cordial greetings from any source,
or ii any flowers have been showered upon
him or his wife, they have generally come
from French men and women.
The Independence Beige says that Max
imian and his beautiful wife were received
with the utmost GOODNESS and indifference,
and that the young Empress was so much dis
appointed that she burst into tears. We are
sorry to hear of such tears, but must believe
the account, for this paper would not.be likely
to say anything ill-natured of her majesty, as
she is the daughter of the King of the Belgi-
ans.
The truth is, this couple have hard row to
hoe in Mexico, and the young and ambitious
Emperor will yet have a long account to set
tie with Louis Napoleon, who has sent him TO
this country to rule over people entire stran-
gers to him. Macmillan has made some
nowery speeches and many fair promises to
VIZ PN~PtS. AAo haS thuo idi dCtcu Hcii tue
role assigned him by the French manager of
this great political farce, but after all, the
Mexicans seem to be slow in appreciating the
performance.
The Emperor has taken up his residence in
Chepultapec, distant some five miles from the
capital. This spot was somewhat celebrated
in our war with the Mexicans, and the name
was once quite familiar to American ears In
order to fasten the crown more firmly upon
his brow, the Emperor has sent invitations to
President Juarez and the other leading Lib
eral Chiefs, to come to the cisy Of Mexico, and
there consult together on plan for the resto-
ration Of the peace of the country and the
firm establishment of the empire, guarantee
ing them full protection and safety. 1t is
said that they all have refused to hold any
communication, except by arms, with "t5e
agent Of Napoleon"
The rumor that Gen. Uraga, who commands
the Liberal army OF the centre, had given in
his adhesion to the Emperor, had not been
confirmed up to the latest date. There is
probably no truth in it.
Several ministers, representing the new EN-.
pire, have been appointed by the Emperor
and sent to their destinations, but no mini ster
has yet been sent to this country.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02
Bowdoin College.

The Anniversary festivities at Bowdoin
College this week, are as follows
Io-ddy.-Exercises before the Literary So
cielies at o'clock, p. NJ. Grafton by Walter
Wells, Esq, of Portland. Poem by Rev. Eli
jah Kellogg, of Boston.
In the evening, Concert by the Germania
Band, of Boston, to commence at 6 o'clock.
Tomorrow. -Exercises of the Graduating
Glass, to commence at 10 I-2 o'clock, A. NJ.
Thursddg..-Annual Meeting of the Phi Be-
Kappa Fraternity at o'clock, A. NJ.
Annual Meeting of the Maine Historical
Society at o'clock, A. NJ.
Alumni at 10 LIZ o'clock, A. NJ. Obituary
Notices and Addresses.
Glass Day exercises will commence at the
Church at l-2 o'clock, p NJ, and will con-
sist of an Grafton and Poem. After these ex
ercises, the members will meet around the Old
Oak Tree, when the Glass Chronicles and
Prophecies will be read, and parting addresses
made.
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Boston Stock Lisf.
MARRIED.

hria IA W estbrook, July 81, by Rev b Freeman, e.
Of Westbroos 'i-A 4" hefsey' DOM
Smith arm Nth July 81 BY Rev Geo Putnam JOS
iade Snow - "Po ' ose ana Miss Ace
Ami \ snu' July "a VIM Clifford and Miss
In camden, July 10. Daniel Wen,,vor,,, 49,, n
Susan Wentworth. wentworth and Mrs
La MILO July "a, Franklin T Liyermoro =, so...
and Miss Olive Fields OF Lincalnyiitor oil seoee,
In Castne. July 25, Josiah w Hnt.h5
SCOT and Miss Sarah Jane Weeks or a. Vi Tehob-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02
A Political Popiniay Posted.

Edward Bliss, Commissioner of emigration
for Colorado, in New York. publishes card
to relieve that territory of all connection with
Colorado Jewett" He says he was laugh
ing-stock for the two or three months he spent
In the territory, aud that the fear of tar and
feathers on account of some questionable bust
ness matters prevents his returning. He free
~ denounces Jewett as confidence man and
swindler, an arrant humbug and gross impos-
Tor. TINS will rather elevate Jewett in popu-
lar estimation, for he has been considered
mere fool What will Napoleon say to these
assaults ON his intimate friend?
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DIED..

In Clinton July rs. at the residence of her hro,h-
er-in-law. saml Fcss Miss Phebe Chadbourpe far.
merly of Lyman, aged 50 years.
In Winslow July II, Miss Mary Harris, former.
ly Of WateTvile, aged % years
In China, July IL, Mr. Caleb Parmeter, aged SO yrs
months.
IN yIena, July 81 Annette, daughter of Henry
Dosst aged 10 years months
In Scion, July "a, Mrs Helen, wife of Horny Wick
cry, aged 20 years
In Bangor, July 2s Mrs Dorothy Gale, aged IS.
In Bangor. July 29 Mrs Roziila wife of Isaiah
Boynton, aged "a years.
10 Ashland. June 10, Adeline daughter Of Benja.
min aud Mary Howe, aged Is years months
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02

A DARING ADvENTURE.-Last week two
young men, Mr.. Robert Welch and a guards
man named Jones connected with the lookout
here, started from Prescott In a common skiii
for Montreal, their intention being to descend
all the rapids in their frail boat. They ac-
tually accomplished the hazardous feat, the
Montreal papers having announced their safe
arrival at that city. Prescott Canada Tele-
graph.
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"A Slight Cold.v Conphs.

Few are aware OF the importance OF checking a
Cough or "sLIGHr COLD" in its first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield to a aid rene
dy. il neglected, soon attacks the lung.. "BroeH
Bronchial 1roches" give and almost imme,
diate relief Military Officers and Soldiers should
hare them as then can be carried ia the pocket and
taken as occasion requires. augz aa"im
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02

FINE THrsG FOR THE TEETH The Fragrant
SOZODONr appears to have taken q prominent
place among the most approved dentrifrices of the
day II Is very popular article for the toilet high
Nv recommended by all who have used IL as beauti-
der and preserver of the teeth. refreshing the
mouth sweetening the breath, arresting the pro-
gress II decay and otherwise benedttng the user
Bostoa Traveller. meh24 dit
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Prompt Collection of Bs1,s

Merchants Physicians, Mechanics and all others
wishing prompt collection of their bills will receive
prompt and personal attention. and speedy returns
from JACOB FROST,
Junction Middle and Free SITS up stairs.
eS-Post Office address, Box l7s6, Portland r. o.
Refsrenees-T. c. Jersey, q. w. woodman, A. T.
Dole.
jy2ld3w-
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BRocKsIEPER's PATENT
Gas Regulator,

EACLUsiVE Agency for the sale of the pso.
- ua.or IN Portland No. l02 Aiddle strs.t ~,
s.-us, "a Maru shaw Sole Agent This n w arfir2e
ior pune favor viii saSe 30 per cent 10 the
ea 1s.f any gas burner now in 25 eco have been
oa IN Ne~ ngiand since January las This IA NOT
regulator 10 be affixed TO the meier -, ~ is W.
isnsa' oai T. sfaehsd Immediately undes sach burr
~ UP, and y part Of and ornament to- me "a
nAiuIe hsei The particular ~hiteBess ana stesdi
h'oPe9 CONT usfon-astonishes all who have seen
WI me posture fact Of obtaining the iHprorsd
HyIu nj reauced expense need only be nvesfigs,cd
a. his ONCE to ensure the eonacenee Of ths 49,.
skepca he reg laios is perfect ''tell tale On
the eAset amount of gas used pressure attaiast
oy the As company affects IL ageouel~ h,
the ieasti Gas Companies all recommend il became
~ gnes entire saiisisc;aon TO consumers hence their
nun oer al .onsnm rs are increased. Retsil prire
~ cents each Tae article will be adjusted for CON
sumo ; immediately trtquiripg but few momenfs
tmel and II not suited will BE- taken OF free OF ex
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02

ATE row all the rage, while Donizetti, Bellni,
Rosini, and even Verdi, are suffering an
eclipse; but the observation is only partial
and will soon pass off. The melodies OF Belli-
nj will never die out until an an entire change
is wrought in human nature.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02
Notice.

TUE Stockholders ofthe westbrook aanufnetur-
u ing Go. are hereby notified that their annual
meeting for the choice Of officers and the transae-
ton OF any other business which may come before
them. viii be holder at the ofco OF the suhscriber
In Portland on Tuesday the Esd dsy on Au0 Iss4
al 3 O'Clock p NJ. RENSELLAER CRAM
aug -aiawSW Clerk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02

"CAY anybody tell where the Press stands
on the 'water question ?'-IArgus.
lfyou had more water and less liquor on
board, so that you could 'stand' at all, per-
haps you wouldn't need to ask such question.
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Wanfed.

4 FEMALE Pastry Cook. To an experienced
n and capable one hbersl wages will be paid
Apply to DAkroN's
Oyster and Confectionery Shop,
aux-aiw 233 Congress 81.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday,.............. August / 1.
ARRIVED

Monday. l..
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, willetts, New York
Steamer Lady Lang. Roix, Bangor.
Steamer Scotia, kimbalI, Augusta.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston, for
ST John NIB.
Brig Nancy Locke. McCalmon, Boston.
Sch Martha Greenough, Stoddard, Windsor Ms.
Sch Debonier. tBrl Hiltz IIillsboro NIB.
Sch Geo Brooks. Wallace, Boston.
Sch seyenty-Six, tnewl reele. Of and from Thom-
aston
Sch Utica. Thorndike, Rockland.
No clearances.
Barque d Yeaton. OF Portland $50 tons 10 years
old. has been sold to parties in Boston Tor si4000
cash.
LkvNcHED-At Bath. 5oth. from the yard of WIN
and Jas Drummond. superior white oak ship of
1890 TONS called the anna Camp" She is owned
by the builders. Capt + Is Drummond and others.
Capt Drumma nd will command her.
A. Addison. recently, from the yard Of Corthell 4
Look fine schooner of i9l tons. called the Ocean
Belle" She Is for sale or charter.
Sch Cabot before reported sunk of New Haven
Light. after havigg been partly discharged by div
ers, raised and taken into New Haven f9th,
where she will finish disehargng and be repai ed.
The divers report her keel started. which caused her
to sink.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-02

Union Observation-Disclosures County.
The unconditional Union voters of Cumberland
County are requested to send delegates to meet in
Convention In the Senate Chamber
NEW CITY HALL,
IL PORTLAND,
On Thursday. August Is, 1854,
At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. for the purpose of
nominating candidates for
FouR SENATORS,
sBKRIFF,
CoUsTY TREASURER,
REGISTER OF PROBATE
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Also to select County Committee for the ensuing
year.
Each city and town will be entitled to send one
delega e, and an additional delegate for every 70
votes cast for Gov. cony in ls63. majority frac.
ton will enttle city town to additional dele.
gate.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Singapore May 81. ship Western Continent
Lull. for Hong Kong.
Ar at Calcutta, no date, ship Linda, Potter, from
Boston.
At Melbourne May 25. ship Genl Butler. Wood,
une; brig vesta Smith. do.
At Rio Janeiro June Is, ship Bunker Hill. Davis
for CallaO.
Ar at Nassau MP 18th. brig Olive Frances. Small
Bath; 10th. sch 5 Parker. Fitzgerald. Camden.
Ar at Giace Bay CB July 2 brig Alexander Nick.
els Rosebrook, New York.
Sid 18th, sch rayilllon. Parker. New York
Ar at ST John NIB Goth, sch v coonan, Card
New York.
Ar at do 2sth. schs Ellen, Mcfarland I'm Eastport:
Union. Black, Lubee; Abaco Pendleton. Belfast
Sid 2sih ships Pocahontas. Percy, and Lancaster,
Ocean LIVERPOOL
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Administrator Sale.

fHNHE Subscriber. Administrator Of the Estate OF
IL Benjamin III. Upton. late Of Cape klizsbeth In
the County OF Cumberland deceased. hereby gives
notice thar ne viii sell at public pursuit to
license from the Prob bate Court tor said Coun v on
the premises, on Thursday, September 1874 az 10
o'elo A ". house and lot belonging to said de-
ceased. situated AZ (ape Elizabeth Ferry subject to
a mortgage 70 Perley Pusseli. and 10 the Widows
dover thereiu.
Jaly g, 1864 siw3Ns
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ClX or seven pleasant Chambers. conven,en,lv ar.
- hanged. with the Furniture fer sale
Addrsss Capt. EBEN CUNORD,
aag-ost Portland.
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OFice QftAe atlantic asd 81. Lairrenee r. RCo.l
Portland, July 80. 1s6I
4 DIVIDEND OF two dollars per share loss ths.
"A government excise tax, will Re paid AZ tins Of
nee on aud after the I'd a August next to the hold
eis OF shares in Federal currency. ne recorded az
the close OF business on the S0th Of June last
CHAS f. BARRETT, Treasr.
aug2r&F3wis
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SP0K EN-

July 10, lat 40 g. Ion g. bsrque Warrior, Nicker-
son. steering Il.
July %, lat ~ o. lon SOL brig Criinea, Patterson
from New York for Pictau
July q, lat Al. Ion 67 So ship Chattanooga Hamil
ton, from New York for River Saguenay.
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V-Ifyou arein want of any kind ofPRINTING
oil ct the Daily Press once. Ii
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Assistant QuarfeFmdstsr's O5Tce.
Portland No Auw - rca

DRorOSALs will be received at this office unfl
IL o'clock NJ on the lOh inst. for up py ing the
rests and Camps in this yicinty with wood aud coal
ldelyereol tor six months CON mencing October lar
1854. Each bid must be accompanied by the pamss
CT two responsible persons resident of Portlsnd 10
enter into bond as suretes for the faithful per-
forrnadee of the contract
Such bid must be sealed and gorscd Proposal,
for wood and coal" Box ls22. Post nfhee Portland
Ne. HENRY INMAN,
a Capt A. O. NJ, L. 5.
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.

A most Exquisite. Delicate and Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
II takes its name.
Manufactured only by PH4L0NS SON, N. Y.
Belcdrs If Coaaterfeits. Ask for PhcioR's-
Take Other Sold by Druggists generally
june2f64d3m
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this office. tt
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loz Middle Street, Up stairs
We have this day appointed Edward shaw soIa
yender and agent for Brocksieper's Patent RegnIs
Tor IN portlandi all orders for the goods must be
HULL & GooDELL.
Below we give certificates OF the high sstima tion
o. the Regulator in other places where il Is now In
-. DOVER, July Is, IsC4
Messrs. Hat i GoodeH;-The Directors OF the
Dove, las Light Company, after full and thorough
examination and test of sBrock s;ener g as Resnls
tor; have ordered me to purchase one Hundred
dollars worth Of the same, which have This daV.
done and have also received for said company ths-
exclusive agency for sid goods in and for the cty 81
Dover. Yours. truly,
JONAS ID. TOWNSEND
Sup. Dover Gas 1t Co.
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The circulation ofthe Daily Press is larger
tam any other Daily paper in the State, and
double that Of any other in Portland.
TEaMs-s3,o0 per year IN adrancc
~ Reading Matter ON all Four Pages.
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I'M PORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

HILLSBoRo NIB. Sch Debonier-ls2 tons coal
10 kerosene Oil Co
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Certificate from the gas filter of the Mills. etc a,
Lowell Mass ' -

LOWELL. Mass. Jnly IL. 1884
Nessrs. Hal GoodeiL,--An expe,ience or ,es,..
years IN the gas fitting business has often
70 me the great value Of an improve ment Whereby
the pre- ssure OF gas might be regulated at the on
non time 10 time been made to place regulators AZ
tbs meter. Experience has shown that ali such a.
tempis have proved failures have also seea ard
used in my business nearly all the caile improves
ments Ia burners. wherein that which ron have a.
eompished has been attempted. bat ai.ays failed
After careful examination and thorou n test al
your Gas keguaiors-which attached i1nmedi-
afeiy under each burner part of the gas ixture-
am Iniiy convinced that your improvement 1. de-
cided success the light Is improved IN brightness and
IN us Illuminating power. while the expens say "a 10
the consumer Is full 30 per cent. The combustion h
perfect, hence the Improvement must be sdopse A a
matter OF economy. as well IS the luxury OF good
and steady light. cheerfully cInmend IL 10 N,
trade aud to all consumers of gas
Yours, &c, A. Y. BARKER
Jf2o DIFF Gas Filter, Central Street
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81 Wsw! EUGENE nUMpnREr. Regl.,e-

AT Court of Probate held at Portland within ana
for the County Of Cumberland on the third Tues
hundred and sixty-four,
CHARLEs BLISS. Administrator Of the Estate
~ OF Anderson Brewer, Jr., late Of Freeport In
said County deceased having presen "a MI as, ~
count OF administration OF said estate for prc bate;
10 nds Ordered, That the said Administrator giyeno
published three weeks successfully in the Maine siafs
fress printed at Portland. that they NAV appear AT
Probate Court to be held al said Portland on the
third Tuesday of September next. ten Ofthe clock
IN the forenoon and show cause il any they have
why the same should not be allowed
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge
true copy, attest,
slwsw. EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register