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B- The Chicago Republican ably areues
that cultivation of the sugar beet can he made
profitable in the West
EB THE report of the pardon Of He,sche,l y
johnson, of Ca, is contradicted.
Vs. The Boston Post very well knows that
the suffrage and representation resolution of
our Union Convention referred only To the non-
uiar branch of the national Legislature We
are sorry to see in that paper anything that
looks like opposition to equality and unifor,o;-
ty, in the representation of the States. N this
respect. Such opposition to equality does NOT
SAVIOR of democracy. The Post knows that fer
wise reasons-wise to our fathqrs-tbe Senate
was not intended to be democratic; that il rem
resents the States and not population, and af-
fords adequate protection to the small and
weak States against the large and nowerfnl
ones.
-The Anti-Sqapesy Standard, since Oliver
johnson withdrew from its editorial control
has become the organ of as fanatical a cabal AZ
ever We're permitted to do mischief in a free
country. One correspondent is allowed ser;-
ously to propose the impeachment of President
johnson, because he has appointed to office
CcIbalH petAuOACu ACOOtc. IL Is lucky that 9uch
malcontents are limited in their ability to do
mischief by their absolute lack of power to do
anything.
va According to the Staunton (Va.l ,spec-
tator, the presidency of Washington College at
Lexington has been rendered to Gen. Lee by
the unanimous vote of the trustees. prettv
fellow he would be to instruct the young f, f.
Vsin matters of political history and economy /!
BY- Tine piles of dirt in some of the streets
of New York are remarkably fruitful, we judge.
from the fact that an editor has discovered
growing on the top of one of them, cocoanut
tree foot high.
BY~ The Boston Aduertisers dispatcb saws
"Itis understood that the President has deter
mined to suspend the bestowal of pardon for a
short time. An arrangement will probably be
made to transfer this labor from the Executive
to some one of his subordinates, the applica-
tons for amnesty having for the past month
proved of more annoyance than any other bust
ness brought to his notice. XEs
% Louisa Bage of Worcester, a girl twelve
years of age, who was visiting Mr.. Burt. at
Saugus, was drowned Saturday afternoon in
Saugus river, while bathing with others.
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ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.

w Thought" says Goethe, expands but
lanes; action animates but narrows."
EB~ Carl Schurz, who is making tour Of
observation through the South, is supp osed to
be the observer" correspondent of the Boston
Adcertiser.
E9~ A rattlesnake in Illinois crawled the
whole length of boys trowsers without bit
ing the boy
BB" A Texas correspondent asserts that
Kirby Smith and Magruder, who are generally
Supposed to have made their fortunes in cotton,
are not worth dime.
BB- Ernest Bigelow, promising lad of five
years, son of our minister in France, died re-
Gently In Paris, after short illness. Mrs.
blgeiow was in this country, visiting, and start
ing Tor Paris Immediately on hearing of her
sons illness, met on the way out the steamer
which brought his body to this country for
burial
gB Edmonia Lewis colored girl. has lust
completed a fine bust of the lamented Colonel
Shaw. She is to be sent to Italy to be educat-
ed.
E3- An exchange thinks the Atlantic cable
has proved a signal failure.
BsB- DR.. Francis Lieber is appointed Gus
todian of the rebel archives deposited in Ford's
Theatre.
U.s. Chang and Eng each gave a son to the
rebel army.
SB A man applied to the director of the
poor at Detroit for relief, ON whose person was
found sixty-six dollars.
va Richmond boasts of about three hun
dred bar-rooms or places where liquor is sold
one to every two hundred persons in the city
GB- A man named Quinian. who belonged
IN Biiierica, fell under team which he was
driving in Lowell, on Friday, while intoxicated.
and was killed.
w A quebec letter says there is a remark
able rush of American tourists there and at
Saguenay river. The average arrivals number
five hundred daily
vs. The salaries of Office holders in Japan
range from $4,000 to 100000. A fine opening
for ambitious politicians.
SS hon. Henry Carter, Of Bradford Mass.
formerly OF this city, is candidate for Audi,
tor of that State 9
BaF For years the chief if not the onls, mis-
sion of the Democratic party has been to nro-
tect negro slavery, and prevent it from going to
the wall. Its chief care now is to restrict the
exercise of suffrage, and to counterwork the
doctrine of equal human rights.
vs. 1t is said that some letters purnort;no
70 come from Miss Clara Barton, the philan-
snropist' and which were lately published are
forgeries. "-o
S# Meteorologists say that the month of
June was the warmest month for the last 81
years.
BB An open lake of petroleum is said to
exist on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, not far
from the old Transit Lime, in Mexico, and MANY
have gone South to see about it-among the
rest former superintendent of the Line, which
shows that he "puts confidence into it."
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docks, Philadelphia; j W Drisko Coegns do; sch
Forest King, Briggs, Cow Bay CD.
NORWICH, CT-Ar 18th, sch Minnie Cobb mgra
ham, R0ckland.
NEW LONDON-Sld 18th, sch Minnie Cobb In
graham, New York:
FAM RIVER-Ar 14th brig Alston. SAWYER. I'm
Bangor and proceeded to Dghton
fPROVIDENCE-Ar 14th, schs Giraffe Richardson
Calais; Duroc, Hodsdon, Bangor.
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, sch Forest, Merrill, from
HoLMIs's HOLE AR 18th, brig Zuleila fBri
Ladd Havana 18th ult for Portland; schs Harriet
Newell Gould, and j L Leach, Grace. Philadelphia
for Boston: VIM DubOsq, CrOweu, ElizabethpOrt
for do; Catharine Thomas, Prescott Groenport for
do; Benjamin, Grant, New York tor Passport.
Ar 18TH brig Waccamaw, Nichols, Chesapeake Bay
for Searsport; schs Thos Xix, Hall, I'm New York for
Boston; Hepzibah, Lunt, and Rachel Beals, Moore,
Elzabethport for Lubec; Mail, do for Hallowell;
Idaho, Wescott, Bangor for -; Com kearney, Rob
erts, Calais for New York.
Ar l4th, brig Baltic, Hooper, Cow Bay CB for New
horki schs LeesbuFg, Blake, Portland for Phadel-
| Pnlai VIM Carroll, Corson Bangor for StOningiOn.
| In port, brig Baltic All others have /, H.
Fowler, Bangor.
,S0SSroN-Ar Iith, barques Lawrence, Howes, FIN
9rgS Harriet, Mountlort, I'm Cienfneeos: Valencia
VII ssnau,eipha: schs Bangor, Jordan Ellsworth ;
t hiAoh, o1alase Mt Desert; Mars Hill Rogers: Col
| Tasss s rHsnqall and Anaconda Lawson Bangor /;
| Nor Ss Smlth, st George NIB
cd l4th, brig Alex Miihkon Hasks,l Calais. scbs
| PASSPORT. 'oe' Nuu feno"' Sose'
Ar 18th, barques Bounding Billow. vidul,eb. rom
| Carver, Philadelphia; sehs Caror,e WI f
Vista, Md; Harriet Newell Could bbuaneinhia ~
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs Vesta Hanpf XIII Psncip-
IAN Turner Qrland; Olive Francis Sinit6 Fllsworfb
| Gen Meade Ferguson, Belfast ''"oi '"'
| PORTSM0UTH-Ar 12th sehs pilot pe,-r, NJ
/ York; Unison, Williams, Bangor - ' - ~"
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New Advertisements.
CITY OF PORTLAND.


IN The Year Eighteen Hundred and Sir:v.dse.
AN ORDINANCE respecting the COLLECTION off,
DE 1t ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
lImon Council in City Council assembled as oIloyvs
viz: ' - ''ii'"' >
SECTION 1.--It shall DO the duty of the Assesaors
70 make out and deliver 10 the Treasurer AMI ollcto
at the time Of the commitment Of the warrant r the
collection ftaxes IN each year, tax bills for All taxes
assessed upon all resident persons and estates win
the name and residence OF the same markell thereon
,.SEc. zf-fhe Treasurer and Collector shall irnme-
diately issue the tax bills and if the same are moi
pau within four months thereafter he shall fssne a
summons to each delinquent person assessed ami h
snch person shall not pay his taxes within ten davs
aiter the receipt OF such summons or after the s
vice thereof in the usual torm the said Treasured ana
Colector shall issue his for the collection m
said taxes according to law -
oEC. 3-On all taxes assessed interest shall be
charged at the rate of six per cent per annum COM
mencnS SIXTY days alter the commitment of sail hills
to the Treasurer aud Collector ~
SEQ. 4.-On all taxes paid within sixty DAYS FINN
the date OF the commitment thereof discount oftiv
per cent on the amount shah be allowed
SEC 6.--Seeti0n ten Of the Revised Ordinance M,
taxes, page $50, and an ordinance ssrespeetine ala
count and interest on taxes" passed June f9 1s57
and al Ordinances and parts OF ordinances aeonsist
ent with the provisions ofthis, are hereby repeaeI
Approved Aug IS, 1855. ancis55s,
Argus copy.
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BUY ME, THYME & I'LL DO YOU GOOD
DR.. LangEeu,s A0odune.

new medicine for all the summer complaints
tohposed Of Roots, Banks and Berries, which seem
eura 81 pSen designed for the quick, safe and sure
nia1,w Dysehtery, Cholera-M0rbus and Chronic
da,onna which are common with all ages and so
versa % this season of the year. We never adj
certlncates. Let it stand upon its merits
tms is the only way good thing should be known
Erence our motto buy me, &C., of the heading
livery Person who uses it will testify as many have
already, that Dr. Langey's Anodyne is the greatest
discovery OF the age, and must he Queen Of all Medi-
cmes, by its great cures. Sold by dealers price 90
cents per bottle.
For sale in this city by H. H. HAY, and w f.
Phillips & Co, june15eodS.1g3
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STATE OF M4TYE.


10 the Honorable Justices Of the Supreme Judicial
Court holden az Portland. lvithil am ~ ~
County Of Cumberland, on the third Tttsss1,, ~
Aprit, 1866. V y
VNIIE Undersigned Philip NJ Stubbs. Of Strung
Il IN the County OF Franklin, Leonidas w t,ooi-
ridge, and Julia L. G00drdge, his wifs in her rjgbt
and William T. Stubbs all Of Milo III ina c'onnfr ~
fiscataquis respectfully represent that they arc in
terested tenants in common and in Zee ,tle With
persons unknown in all that portion Of lot humber
twenty-seven in the hundred acre division next
Falmouth linz" in the town of Camberland lately n
part OF the town OF North Yarmouth, in said Conn
ty OF Cumberland, which was assigned to Iorana
Alen late widow Of Abner Stubbs late Of said North
Yarmouth, as her dover In the real estate OF said ABB
ner, same being of the sOut-westerIy corner OF sad
lot and in the form ola paralleogra extending from
the ''Nofth-western range way or road" 50 called
S0l eighty rods and from the souther
y line Of said lot forty-eight 45l rods North-wester
And your Petitioners aver that they are entitled {,
twelve thirty -second parts of said property namely
the sale Philip N. Stubs u nine thrty-second parts
W. Goodridge and Julia f. Goodridge his wife IN her
right, t0,three thrty-second par6s and that YOUR pc
unoners caunOt enjoy their said estate in common
Wherefore your petitioners pray that this Hon.
Court would cause partition OF said estate be made
and twelve thirtysecond parts 12-32l Of sail estate
to be set oR to your petitioners by metes and bounds
in seyeralty. ~ .gll. l.l'
f IN PHILIP M. STUBBS,
LEONIDAS w. GOODRIDGF
JULIA T.. GoODRIDGE,
By Jabez G. WOodman, their Attorney.
Place Of Rev. Stamp. M
d. 30 cents.
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DIR. TIBBETs' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIscov
cry OF THE AGE, win positively restore GRAY Hair
and being delightful dressing it imparts IL II q
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance II win also
promote growth OF new hair bald heads 1vhaT
tnaly remove all dandruf itching and hnmors sn,
the scalp 1t is warranted to produce the ahova re
suits or money refunded, Sne aoo'e re-
~ ~ ~ ~ TEBBETTS BROTHFpc 81
w. We MHIPPLE, Agent for Portland Sold by
Diuss'''o 0'0' "here. may11eod6ms
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DIED.

In this city, Aug rs, Mrs Electa, wife of VIM w
Alexander, aged As years.
gY Funeral on Thursday afternoon, ct O'Clock,
at No 20 Vaughn street. IHlfl.
In this city, Aug IA, Georgaetta e. only child OF
days
Aug Is, Daniel c, son Of william and Emma Mann,
aged years. l-ii'' Nh q ~, - fLIfiIl'
In scarbero, Aug 1, Harriet Il, vile of Domincus
years months. .''si l- 7li 81
In Kittery Aug 49, after a distressing illness Of
four weeks, Annie Ednah, daughter of Dennis NJ and
Annie Shapleigh, aged 10 months. A child of rare
loVlness. The bereaved parents feel as If angel
had gone rom then home and left it unto them desc
late. May they have strength to look beyond this
heavy cloud where the darling Eddie lives Ia beauty
and viii in Gods own tine welcome them to her hap
Ply home. CON-
In Pownal July 10, Miss Jane B Ioring, aged Ga
years months. ~ q nlfilaffll u sf ff' S.III
- In Brunswick, Aug II, Mr. James PeuneIl, aged
56 years months. n l-s.
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He did this while Rev. Joseph Fessenden was
speaking, and II we recollect Alright, tore Mr..
Fessenden as it were from the horns of the
Altar OF the Living God! This is the man
who extols democracy and free speech, and
calls upon those who have been lighting the
Shareholders rebellion, got up and sustained Dy
such men as himself, to leave the party Oh free
dom and of the Union and join him! Could
presumption go furtherl
Mr. Littlefield closed his speech ny iloVils
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viii be at the U. s. HOTEL, on MONDAY, August
2is to remain during the week, where he can be dali
ly consulted on CATARRH, DEAFNESS, and all
diseases Of the EYE, EAR, and THROAT.
Particular attention given to Children affected with
Discharge from the Ear Parents having children
affected are informed that they can be cured Of that
disagreeabe affiiction safely and permanently, and
that the sooner they have it attended TO the more
readily it can be effected. ~,
"a Artificial all Eyes inserted without pain.
No Charge for consultation. Z, ,..'.-,
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rlHE undersigned, having been appointed by a
1 decree OF the Hon. John A. Waterman I,-Jl.,,
of Probate for Cumberland County, boari1e ,Is7e
July 18th, 1865, Commissioners of insolvency an a.
estate of John NJ. Wood, late Of Portland. hereby
givenotice that six months om the date Of salt d.
cree, is allowed thereby to the creditors of said estate
for bringing In their claims and proving their tebts
and we have appointed the 3ist day OF August. ami
the last saturdays Of Sept, Oct, Nov. aud bee.
1866, and the second Saturday Of Jany, is6G at r
NJ, at the once OF ~ y +, Fox, Portland, as tina
sent and prove their claims against said estate
At EDWARD FOX,
Is August 10, 1866. s3wsw
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slass of Mains.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
At the Supreme judicial Court begun and held at
60 Portland, a0itlip and FOR said Cosnsg Of Cum
LIS 6eFtdRd, on the third Tuesday Of April lJlao
I'll DOmiRi, 1866. .aa
Upon the foregoing petition Ordered that the petit
TONERS give notice to all persons Interested in the
prayer thereof to appear before the Justices OF our
Supreme Judicial Court 10 be holden at Portland
within and for the County Of Cumberland, on the
Second Tuesday Of October next, BY publishing an
attested copy OF said petition and this order thereon,
weekly newspaper, printed in Portland In said
County, The last publication to be thirty days at least
before the sitting OF said Court that they NAV them
and there In our said Court appear and shew cause
If any they have, why the prayer Of said petitioners
should not be granted.
Attest I'D. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
true copy Of the Petition and order Of Court
Attest:-D. W. FEssENDEN, Clerk.
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NOnpGrieL Patent Skirt Elevators,
For loopngup Ladies' Dresses in graceful fold. The
most convenient article a lady can USE Can be at
tached to any dress.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CTS. Il SET.
For sale at the NEW YORK SKIRT and CORSET
S,rORE326 Market Square, Portland.
.sa III ~ GEORGE ANDERSON, Agent.
Sent by mail on receipt of price. The Trade sup
piled. lslH augl1sn d4w
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Card.

DIR. HARVEY leaves Portland for New York City
the first of September All who wish to avail them
selves of my skin in treating old CHnos1c Com
PLrNTs that battle all other modes of practice, would
do wen to can before the Goth Of August.
will freely refer you to hundreds in this city that
have treated. 1t is acknowledged that am the
only physician in Portland who can treat Catarrh
with success. Consultation Free. ntauA
OFFICE, 1853 Congress Street. July25sntt
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Nah n ID N EWS
PoRT OF PORTLAND.


fagaao Il f.l9 Tuesday, August is.
.....i s. Il, t ARRIVED N-
y steamer Vanderbilt, Com Pickering. Boston
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. 81 John N B
for Boston. fi Iti.fll.l' +. II - 49, :
Steamer Lewiston, Knight Boston. -
sch Lgonia, tof Tremontl Stanley st George NIB.
Sch Ednburg, lBrl Barrott, st George NIB.
Sch Helen, Carroll New York. 49, r -.
Sch Hudson, Rice, Cranberry Isles
Sch Nevada Mann, Freeport
BEL0W-A Br brig with coal 4ff ai
, SAILED-U s monitor Aenmenticus fbr Ports
mouth: brig Anna ID Torrey. 80 a
I, Sch Henry James, recently purchased by parties
IN this city, at the government sale at Portsmouth,
arrived at Sc John NIB yesterday, from TINS port
making the passage in 80 hours. T8lla-e9 HlH
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MARRIED.

In Portsmouth, N H. by Rev Mr. DeNormandie
Blasdell, U NJ and Miss Ellen A SWEET, both Of
Portland. Il. No iIii i.l..f -
In ROckland, Aug 8, Hiram Written and Mary A
Williams.
In Boston, July 30, Dail1 W Cox, of Damariscotta,
and Hattie 4 Osgood, OF b. al l'I1ll .fl0ii Az.
In Warren, Aug 3, John II Thomas of RoeIsIand
and Caroline A Wiley, of Hope. n I.
In Calais, July 20, Isaac Noble and Margaret }
Wilson, both of Red Beach. 90 SNIfH
In Gouldsboro, July 4, Geo Stewart of Cherry
field, and Carrie Leighton, of Millbridge. a -.
In Gouldsboro, July %. VIM II Meynen and Eve
line w Tracey, both Of Cherryheld.
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SPECI4L NOTICES.
loa PA r M Ell E Els D,-
Patent Isolated gIa ,haoa
PLAN o. FORTES
A Perfect Primo /! I

LNOK power, purity, sweetness and durubiIitu of
IL Tone, they are unequalled by any Piano known.
The simplicity of construction. together with the
inspossioitty Of its giving out among its most
Several Of these beautiful Instruments viii be ON
exhibition and for sale TOR ec days ogly) at the
Photograph Rooms Of A. M. MCKINNEY. opposite
Preble House. lN '5Ai ~ W I'LL sstSSf@-'>
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining a superior Piano. at
reasonable price, should improve this rare oppor
tunity. Every Instrument fully warranted
- IL. II. OSBORN, Gent Agent.
Aug stn' 1850, aug16snd&wtf
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1lIIE undersigned take this method TO inform their
customers and the public generally that they have
REMOVED THEIR BAKERY from No. wash
ington Street to their new Bakery, Nos aud Union
Street. where they viii be pleased to see all their old
customers and as many new ones win be pleased 10
give us a call.
r. w. SMARDON,
rnH fl. X. S. SCAMMAN,
Ia. It..... y. Il. SMARDON.
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NOTICE 70 MARINER

CHESAPEAKE BAY. $3.50
The light at Stingray Point, south POINT o. tne
mouth Of the Rappahannock liver, ,ocl
has been re-estabshed and will be lighted hereafter
every night from sunset to sunrise. 49, -
. The structure Is a wooden house painted white,
sunnorted on iron piles painted red. s5 E Iu.H
The liSht Is q fixed white light and should ne seen
In ordinary weather hom a distance Of miles.
= nv order of the Lighthouse Board. it
farl' tiElH ltiil JOHN MARSTON, l1I T
Lighthouse INSPECTOR 2d DiSi,icf
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ESQ RARE RECEIPTS-co ntaing many
Secrets and much valuable information never before
madepublic, including over 100 Receipts now in ex-
elusive use by the celebrated Metropolitan Hotel in
this city, Price 20 cents mailed, postage Free Ad-
dress HUTCHINSON & CO., Publishers, 500 Broad
way, N. Y.csnoaf sl ia M aug15sneod 13t
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August 10. 1895
For Sale.

Farm pleasantly situated at
q sas4k&k ~ North Gorham, three and one-haf
Midf - miles from Gorham village, on the
ENtll8hIxI old road ealing from G0rham to
- Standish Corner, containing so acres
Oh land, sutlOly divided into moving, pastaIags and
woodland with some timber; one story house. barn
and other out buildings; well supplied with water
Cuts about25 tons hay Near church ami school,
house. For further Information inquire Of the sub
scrlber on the premises. RUFUS WHITNEY.
33w3wt t.t
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, /
mild and emollient in its nature fagranuy scented
and extremely beneficial in Its act upon The 81 in
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr "a r..ff. .'r t.....ra., ..-.
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G.. MORSE. M. ID.

TREATS Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections OF
the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medcated Inhalation.
Success unprecedented. Can refer to thousands in
this city and State, and all parts of the United
States. Office No. SMITH STREET, PORTLAND.
MAINE. june23tf
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WINDSOR Ms. Brig Chas Smith-25O tons plas-
ter, to master.
ST GEORGE NIB. Sch Ligonia-9o 900 feet pine
boards, 1000 shingles, to N j Miller. % .ll 7
Sch Edinbarg-40,0 600 # boards 1000 pairs heading
to N j Miller. ,rs .-.'..l n
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FOREIGN pnprs

Ar al BuenOs Ayres june 49, barque Rambler. I'm
New York. 81"
Ar at Malta, [nO datel barque Jehu, Smith, from
Boston.
sid I'm Deal Sd inst ship Am Congress, Woodward,
for New York. T.
AT at cardiff 18th ulf, ship Enoch Talbot, Merry
man, Hamburg.
Ar at ST Thomas 10th ult brig Gen Marshall, Ian
caster, st CrOix.
Ar at Barbados 25th ult brig Celia N Carver from
Boston.
At Crab Island sOth ult, brig Nile, Written, for
New York.
Ar at st John NIB 9th inst, brig Donna Maria, Boz
gan, Portland.
Ar at do 14th, sch Henry Jaynes, from Portland.
CID 9Th, sch Lalla ROokh Evans, Belfast.
Sid 18th, ship Albert Gallatn Delano. LiYerpOol.
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Knnted.

A GOOD smart girl that understands runalne a
Middle St, Portland, Me, n11isitf
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Rifenen!

The next trial for the PRIZE RIFLE win be AuO
%. Tickets for sale at BROWNS 40 Union St.
Aug 14-snd1w
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REVIEW OF PORTLAND MARKETS.
WEEK ENDING AUGUST Is, 1856.

NoTE.-our quotations represent prices of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated and in
filling small orders, higher rates have to be CHARGED
For figures see quotations in another column.
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