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The above lady has been very busy with her
toneae lately, and has assigned us to as many
directions from this place as there are points
in the compass. I think we shall do duty
around Augusta and Macon. The regiment
viii probably be divided into five parts, of two
companies each, to be scattered about in the
several counties. / believe detail has already
been made of two captains, with adequate COM
mands, for the above purpose. 49,
HEALTH OF THE REGIMENT:
- Never better. We apprehend sickness dur
ing the months of August and September, but
see no signs Of it now. The boys are happy
as CLANS The weather being intOlerably
hot. all drillshay been suspended. Nothing
then to occupy our attention but guard mount
inc, roll calls and dress parades. Col Hub
bard, upon arrivingsat the place, issued an orr
der that every man should Immediately con-
struct himself Chunk or bedstead. Georgia
fences that have, stood in, their integrity for
many long year, have suffered thereby, but
the BOYS are comfortable, sleeping as they do
with their bodies from off the damp earth.
Every man In the regiment has been provided
with mosquito bar, good thing, as our past
experience on the banks of the Mississippi has
Shown What wouldn't we give tosbe set down
once more in the city OF Portland, county of
CUMBERLAND.
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BUY ME, TRY ME & I'll DO YOU GOOD.
20 Or. Lang1ey,s 4nodyne. E ID

A new medicine for all the summer COMPLAINTS
Composed of Roots, Banks and Berries, which seem
to have been designed for the quick, safe and sure
cure Of 'Dysentery, Cholera-Morbus and Chronic
Diarrhaa which are common with all ages, and so
dangerous at this season of the year. We never adj
vertise certificates Let it stand upon its own merits
this is the only way good thing should be known
Hence our motto buy me, &c., of the heading
Every person who uses It Will testify, as many have
already, that DR.. Langeys Anodyne is the greatest
discovery ofthe age, and must be Queen Of all Medi-
cnes, by its great cures. Sold BY Dealers Price 40
cents per bottle.
For sale in this. city by H. H Hay and W. F.
Phillips & Co. iunef5eod6w3m
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ssFgfsysb "a II ~ < =. 4 IT - ~
lasdIslG.IaiI.. !s!!sEAaNSSS
5(SI
e

PLEASANT 10 the palate, cause no Mir IL,
Il promptly never require increase OF sloso AZ ~,
exhaust, and for elderly persons, females and chl
ren, are Just the thing. Two taken At night msv-
In all cases of Piles and Falling Of the Rectuna NJ
promise cure for all symptoms OF the DvsrRrsiA,
ting Of food, Papitations; also Headaobe
Pain In the Back and Loins, Yelowness al tAe St5a
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Rilieas-
Monthly Pains, and al Irregularlties. NenrsiSis
Faintness, sc, Irugelers Ind tAS Loseaoes 40
shae they need, as they are 90 compact 0nd ilois,
that they may be carried IN tie pesf pocket Trce eD
cents per box; small boxes % cents. For s.ie 81 n
5. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors. 10 4 rren,oet
Temple, Boston. VIII Be mailed 10 any adde's on
enclosing so cents. Iuivfdiy
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"a Thief Cries Stop Thief.


Z The public are cautioned against base imitation
of l. r. Atwood's Bitters, by manufacturer Of pro.
pretary medicines in this city, who has not opy
copied the label in part and adopted the same yle
bottle but states his label that he has purnased
the entire right of DR.. Atwood, and as 81. r." are
the only Atwood Bitters ever put up in Name which
have gained celebrity, this evidently lads the un-
wary to suppose that itisL. F, Atyood-who has
never conveyed to him, directly or Indirectly, either
the title to or amy information respecting his Bitters
This is the same person who fpfnerly signed M. +.
instead Of ~ r! Atwood. file says, "Beware of
Counterfeits and limitations which seem to be up
on the same principle that Thief Cries Stop Thief"
The genuine is signed e r. atwood, and bears an ex-
ira label on white paper, headed Canton, EXTRA
Countersigred by H H. HAY, Druggist, Portland,
Sole Agent. .A b M cts
Portland, April 20. Saw&wSm
~ If you are In want Of any kind Of PRINTING
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HzfR1f0N -szayYEff.
q. 5. War Claim Agents for Maine,

o. s. War Claim Agents for Maine,
PENSIONS, BoUNTTES, ARREARS OF PAY,
PRIZE MONEY, LOST CLOTHING, SC.
Officers Accounts with the Ordinance, Quartermas-
tiers and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates of non Indebtedness obtained. =
Terms reasonable.
a VT No charges unless successful. II fET A II [
y An advice and Information free. q ts r. u (
Office No. ss Exchange Street, Jose Block, told
stand of Bradford & Harmonl
fl . 2. X. HARMON,
W. s. SAWYER.
REFERENCES Hon. VIM. P. Fessenden, U. s
Senator; Hon. Samuel Cony, Governor Of Maine
Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr., Collector of Customs.
may16d&wtf
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aa6ii. RICE BROTHERS, m
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
90 ana ~ Eass yv,.er 81.

MILwAUKIE,, WISCONSIN
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, b 81
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands Of Flour ON hand:-
BERTsHy's BEST, "a N.lWARREN,
2t uOABnET, EtekJ - EAGLE, ~.
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. 0,
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
liberal rates. -. ~ mar13e0d1y
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MoRMoNIsM IN CANADA.-We understand
that in compliance with urgent invitations
from many gentlemen in Canada of the first
circles, Artemus Ward win visit Montreal,
Quebec, and other leading provincial cities,
before Eenbarking for England. We can
assure our Northern neighbors that his way
of administering Mormonism is by no means
unpleasant.
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NOTICE.

u. s. MUsTERNe oFPoE, Portland. Me.
- July Sd 1855. 7
A LII PERSONS are requested not to ven intoxioa-
IA ting liquors Of any sort, for furnish N in snv
wayl 10 soldiers now in this city, or ARRIVING here
hereafter In case refusal TO comply with tiis re-
quest all places where intoxicating liquors are ola
viii be suppressed in accordance with the following
Instructions, which win be RICHLY enforced:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE EAST
New York City, June Is, fSG5
CIRcU IAR.--Pursuant 10 instructions from Lieut.
General Y. ). Grant, commanding the Armies Of the
United States, all sale Of liquor at the several dra
rendezvous for dscharging and mastering out troops
VIII be suppressed until troops are all dispersed
By command Of Major Gen. Dix.
lf...A rr.sa d. T. VAN buren,, Asst. Adit Gen.
Q. HoLMEs, Capt. U. 5. A. Mustering Olhcer
tuly4d5t
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, ~ u IN 7II % N" n
DIR. LIGHTHLL.

WIN be at the o. $. HOTEL. on MONDAY, July
10th, to remain until SATURDAY, July 18th, where
he can be consulted on DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
{ and all diseases Of EYE, EAR, and THROAT. Par
ticular attention paid to Children troubled with Dis
charge from the Ear.
BB- Artificial Eyes inherited without pain. ioi
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FOURTH OF JULY. 1885,
AN ODE OF WELCOME,

INSCRIBED TO OUR RETURNING HEROES.
y4VVps2 s<z4--<-- ASEN
Fiercely has the conflict ragged,
On the soil contested,
r Holly has the war been waged-- 81 ,fteiE
isS Fields By struggles wrested Sai bra ssra9
~ Oft upon the the cause Of right a.s-
Have the clouds portended e.a
Dire defeat, -but Gods own might
Hath our cause defended!
~ Thousands on ensanguined fields u .TTFy
II ~ Have their hearts-blood given,
Hosts have stood as living Shields
In the sight of heaven,
Standing bulwark like before j 81 AID
Fiend, assassin, traitor,
AHA Fearing not the cannon,s roar, d g9. ICBW
Nor their counfrys hater.
.baalfa09 .4a5gir ss9snal .Aaoid nQi1o1
God be praisedl sweet peace has come, yinJ
Laid is wars fierce spirit;
Wanting slavery's stricken dumb
Meier again Wen fear it! ~
Angel-guarded RIGHT PREVAILS
Floats our flag IN honor;
VRTBE, star-pure, JUSTICE halls,
With FREEDOMS robe upon heri
IL Patriot sauadrons, scanned and searred, 4
> Hale and lion-hearted,
n Honor bright and fame unmarried, ar4qn
is1o Have for home departed; = isI-+ 4 ~
And the Nations day Of birth, in
Doubling pure devotion,
Shall not show q stO1id dearthJ eaoIGa
zoos II Ssd0f-S y y 1iiDL mon yeb o siI %
wv Echo, then, the greeting shout st
l0ei For our braves returning, va
Hang each ha1owed banner out,
Il syodn Let our zeal be burning i 81 fs1dsW gadW
raj Show our heroes, tried and true3giisIt 81 ifa
-a4aio That their deeds shall ever eiaaa ioH Fsag
Grateful feelings wake anew,--.o sisr 9d5 1g %
40 ad5 Forget them, Ffeemen NEVER s0seZ
-slsih in5ys1q 1aWis iliH .sEDwARD P.NoWELh.
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Wanted to Exchanre.

A NY person having small convenient ho,,... =.
a the city they would like to exchange f,r a ANAL
arm, VIII correspond with box 6fa giving location of
mouse, &c The arm contains about thirty acres on
wood lott first class buildings large orchards within
ten minutes walk Of two churches and sehoo horse
WIl Be exchanged with or without crops and tnols.
FoFeAana' July 81, 1850. julyidiw
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Attention p. RIG.

rTNHE past members Of the Portland Rifle eiuani,
Il and members ofCo. E Of the fst 10th and 29th
Maine regiments are requested 81 meet at the al0rv
Of the Portland Rifle Guards Thursday next july
9Th, at o'clock p. NJ, to make arrangements f,r ~
cele.rnti Of their coming anniversary.
Juiyid5t Per Or,ier.
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sHBCIAL NOTICES.

The Blossoms Of the gold colored compac on the
hair of the Indian woman, supply the Sanscrit poets
with elegant allusiohs. ApdSTERLTSo's AMBRosIA
makes American laties envfabfe for their uxuriant
cheoslssrs. july4snd2w
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, We I,igbtnine Flv-Killer

DIR. TIBBETS' PHYsIoIoGICA HATE RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST woNDERFUI DIsc0V-
y OF THE AGE viii positively restore Gray Hair
70 us original color, whether black, brown auburn
beautiful giossyand healthy appearance 1t win also
promote growth of new hair ON bald heads, where
tually remove all dandruff, itching and hdnors from
the scalp IL is warranted to produce the above re-
suits ormoney refunded. ~, .f,E-7 - =
X, = ,., TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
Proprietors, Manchester, N. H.
:. W. W. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland. Sold by
druggists everywhere. pNttsoa mayi1oed 6mtb
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A, statel meeting Of the Maine Charitahle
~ - Mechanic Association, win be held In Inc
VlvLibrary Room on Thursday evening July 9th.
jaly4td STEPHEN MARSH. Secrntarr-
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Notice.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. I

FIH8T NlTIONAL HANK,
Portland, Maine. (
A plNlDEND off1ur per cent. will be payable ON
"A MONDAY, July 10. Hereafter the regular dlvi-
bends OF this Bank win be PAYABLE IN July and Janu-
airy. - vi. WAL EDW. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, July 8, 1885, r. july4 Nv
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TREATs Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, by cold edicated 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. "a brao4@ al so sa,~al &, june23tf
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The Great Blood Purifier, the best Health Restorer
and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medicine
They effsctually cure Jaundiee, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious oomplaints General Debility, and all
They cleanse the system, regulate the Bowels, re-
store the Appetite, drive an nunor purify the
blood and strengthen, invigorate, build up, and re-
store to health and somdness both body and inind of
all who use Them Price 25 30 and 10 cents per bot
tie. Sold by all dealers in medicine. GEORGE C.
GOODWIN & Co., 3s Hanover St., Boston.
1sIifs oid boss 81 DIG mch1sd4m.
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DOt1 - ~ FOAISs
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 2fst, barque Nineveil Stack
pole, Boston. l9nlI n {fr llI5 l'7TUT
Cd 22d ship Harrisburg Wiswell, Bordeaux. --gy
ADV 24th, ships r Winthrop, Stewart for New
Y9 @dl,. M ,aS GOODWIN IS, %.
HAMMOND New York; sch Exchange, Woodbury.,
b9ston, ,,.,,, ~ =, !,
brigs Mary Cobb, Duncan, New York; Titanla Ste
Rnens fmiapeipma; sch Hampton Belle, Hatch,
New York. gi aIt .flil65lll llfl faI
Ar 22d, barque lido Kimball Goslin, Philadelphia;
brig Fanny, Croker, do. ,i..,.,,..
phia; brig Manzoni Carlson, do. IL - ''-'','''
Sid 22d, barque G w Horton; brig Manzoni. VI
GEORGETOWN DC-Ar 10Th, brig Trenton, Ath-
'0 PH Hap sb SFstPai OOH .cns ,,,. c,..
Passport; Carroll Sprague, Saugus. a19 -gf 9H
Also cid 2oth, brig Calmuck, (Brl Morris, Wind
Ar LIST, brig Ellen Bernard, Burgess, Matanzas.
"a Cid lst brig Benjamin Carver, George for Sears
port; schs Tilt, Prescott Pembroke; Shooting Star
new ss'1V' 7oR S soth ship victory Briggs 1iv-
erPSSli sch Union, PendIston Rocklahd =
eeisior, Peneton, liverpool; Isaac wsbb S stows
welt, Herman, Havana; W A Piatinns, Pinkna ham
HaTener sesSsport; brig Sportsman. CHM ceta
Portland sch Lamartine, Inn, Saco - '''''
Lord, Calais. IA, ,.lI n % ~
Alice, Perry, Lincolnville. t.l .,sr;,,s- m H 800
for Pawtucket; Ann Parker Hart Bangor for do;
Harbinger, Ryder, from Bangor; Mary shields, MARI
ton, from Gardiner. ~ T7g -.
Sprague, Calais -
Ar 1st sch Ann Parker Hart cBaneor ~
NEWPORT-Ar sOth uif Eebs Catawamtsal Hix
Lingan CB; Floreo, Hale. FaIi River for Brooklin;
Cosinns S(etson Roctlss,sd s,r New Yerk: Seven
SaIa;s ~ Sld1 n Aouison 'or u'' 'e''''
Sid sOth' schs rs,ooorat Griersoa, Providence for
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HAIRS Rubber E,nporinnn

is al lat Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
Der Goods be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment Of Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. ,a june23tf
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100oGRAPE.

seTue Best Veg t.bso Preparation for the HAIR
1t removes DAndrrR stops he Hair from failing of
produ ,ts a new growth wtere IL has fallen of
makes sta hair soft and glossy, and restores Gray
Hair to its natural color. Sold everywhere. y. r.
CLARKE. Proprietor, sharon, Mass.
June 6-sn eodSwlm
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/. HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.


PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority Of this machine all others for the
purpose of sinking Oil wells, the undersigned Is now
prepared to receive orders for the same.
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring Of oil wells excepting the STEAM ENGINE
and CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, tbut viii be furnish
ed, If desired at reasonable prce,l and dspenses
with the use of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
other cumbrous and expensive fixtures now in use,
and so arranged, being constructed on wheels and
portable, that It can be easily removed for the pur-
pose Of sinking wells in different localities
The DErRITUs is removed from the well by our
Patent Hydraulic process and does not require the
renovation the drill from the boring. This process
not only all the detritus in from five q ten
minutes, but likewise eectnay clears out and opens
all the small oil veins that so often entirely closed
up by the old process ofsand pumping
WITH this AQcbiae and q practical engineer, well
can be sunk from 400 to 800 feet within period of
from fifteen to thirty days after the soil pipe has been
Arrangements are being made for the construction
and delivery of these machines at New York, Nor
witch, Newburg N. Y, and Pittsburg, Pa.
For further Information, price, terms, &c., adj
dress, Cts ~ e SIMEON LELAND.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
apl7eod3ml New York.
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Roger A. Pryor has taken the oath of allie
glance and commenced the practice Of law ar
Petersburg.
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u iQ siigu STANDARD POLISH. agho
cLARKEs MIRROR STOVE POLISH
asnigIs THE BEST IN THE WORLD. 4

{ ut makes no Dnss or Smell, and gives a mo I
brilliant polish, with the least labor Try 1t. Sold
by all dealers. delsoS9b hlaa y oifl9sD
ER CLARKE. slasou. Mass, Proprietor.
June 6-eotSwlm &. ID ff,,..'f. ,r.,-,f
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NAr,IoNAI lo,jRl.nLDIIrgss:L..s

la4.e.r ~ .4t4l q ash
The following on the comparative credit of
Great Britain and the United States in their
days Of trial, is suggestive.
The normal pdce'of the British 8 per cents.
being 90, and standing always above SO from
the year 1880 to 1885, they fell during the
Scotch rebellion of 1745 to 76s AT theclose Of
the American war, [i7s1J they fell to 81
in 1921 to- AZ s-s, and In 1854 Grimean war, to
,S5-18,s aaav .4,..s,s,.,t.f r,a,,es IA M ssiy
sdi The United States 9 per cent, twenty year
coupon bonds we're at SO to 90 in September,
- IN IN April, 1862, they rose to a9S-in June
Coioeo-4, -ln5s @~-saafed between july and
December, from par to 104, ANA To.,,,o,.,,
1868, to April, varied from 30 to 1O6 i-21e,ss,'
afterwards, and in the height of our great war,
and while the Public Debt was flooding up
wards to the marlkof Three Thousand Millions
these United States securities were il. request
lat113 1-2N What COMPARISON this is, and how
full of suggestions and argumentsl Well did
distinguished American banker say to a
wealthy Englishman the, other day; II would
rather invest every dollar 1 am worth IN our
Seven Thirties at par than in your Consols at
fifty.' He spoke, not boastfally, but from a
cool, slrewd knowledge of the value of differ
emit National funded
~ DESERVED COMPLIMENT. W. understand
that at the Directors meeting of the Maine
Central Railroad, at Waterville, EDWIN MOVES
ESQ., was Requested to take charge of that
road as its Superinten dent, and that he has the
,aattnr undar consideration We do mt 500
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General Pope, accompanied by his personal
staff, arrived at Washington, Saturday. A new
command is being prepared for him.
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DIED.

In this city, July 8, Mr. Ebenezer Q Stevens aged
II years months - days. ..s -
b "a Funeral on Wednesday, afternoon, at o'clk,
from his late residence, No 20 Wilmot street. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend. m al
In this city July l. Nellie NJ daughter of Willis N
and Carolina w Dyer, Of Penn. aged II months.
In East Palermo, March =, Nathaniel B, youngest
April IL Letitia L. daughter Of Samuel and Abbie
Turner aged years months; April p, Abel oscar
Youngest child Of Abiel and Sarah Turner, aged
uaara flava. fstsfIf fiiFl I'd
In Ruekspoit, June II, Col James ID Parker, aged
II years. ~ 1900 IS ~. y ..-- 80 III
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Newport; Ada Frances, Perkins, Bangor for RAJ
bury.
NEwBUEYPoRT-Ar Both. sch DutOc, HOdsaO,
sid sOth, schs Cornslia, Randall, Machias; stLu
car, Ba mes, R0ckland.
P0Rs'SMoUTH-Ar SOth, brig Charlena, Nichol
Philadelphia.
ELISWORTH-Ar 26th, schs Catharine Davis
and Counsellor, Means, Boston.
Ar 26th schs Fair Wind, Smith, and Caressa Full
ierton, Boston; Redondo, Tate, Providence.
Sid oath, schs Saml Lewis, Murch and Vandalia
Sid 26th sch Catharine Beals, Haskell for Boston;
Tugwassa, Patten, do.
BUCKsPORT-Ar oath, brig Harp, Arey, Ports
mouth; sch Pavilion, Snow, Boston; 18th, brig Hum
boldt, Co0mbs do.
Sid 24th schs Fred Warren Robinson, Baltimore;
18th, barque Caro- Beals, Bangor.
BELFAST-Ar oath, schs ID IL Arey, Ryan, New
York; Mazurka, Kimball; City Point, Matthews,
and Ladoga, Hart, Boston, ..l l..'- -.
Cid 26th, schs Moses Eddy, Shute, New York; 9th
R0CKLAND--Ar 2sth, schs Oregon Pratt, New
York; Coombs, Drinkwater -; Ned Sumter,
Lord, Ylnalhaven for New York.
Ar sotha schs II X Dunton, Jameson, Boston; For
est, Merrill, do. " ...l II. .r
SD 2eth, barque Epbm Williams, Perry, Dix Isle,
10 load for New York.
SID 18th, schs Albert Jameson, Candage. and Ger
Iu ss,,I Horton, Jameson New York; Lizzie Guptn
Fn A5 S 70 load for New York.
, fls ~ ~ 5th, sehs Julia Il Carnage, Wood Glaze
bay - l Salls - Hail. Richmond Va; Convoy Mer-
I'll Hnd aIf Han RsoA nomak, Shaw, Boston;
SID 2sth sens Amelia Films Richmond va; July,
| GARDfNER-Sld 2sd, schs Melhaurne Alarsep.
| New York; John compton, Long Providence.
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ALL THAT'S BRIGHT Musr FADE, is not
applicable to a fine set of teeth brushed with
Fragrant SozoDoNT. Its protective, preserva-
tive and identifying properties viii preserve
the whiteness, soundness and natural polish
ofgood teeth throughout life. And when nm
sound, it, will arrest decay, and remove from
the breath the faint which decomposition gen
crates. july4sod3t
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Holding so Pic
lures, only $3.50, at Dressers Cheap Store, 90
Exchange Street, above the Post Office.
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BANGOR LUMBER MARKET.-Amount of
Lumber surveyed from JANUARY 1st, to July
LIST, 1855, compared with the amount sur
yeyed during the. same period in 1858 and
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FOREIGN PORTS.


SID I'm Liverpool 10th, Zephyr, Luce, Rio Grandei
Nphon, Baker, San Francisco.
Ar at London nth, American Congress, Woodward,
st John NIB; Am Eagle, Urquhart, New York.
Cid 18th, EjW. StetsOn, Hurlbut New York.
OF Lands End nth, Sunrise, Luce, from Callao for
COwes. rl.slrt ..Il. =. '.-a.r. 2
sid On cardif nth, Aberdeen, Anderson. for New
York.
sid I'm Table Bay OCH May Is, Luzon Robinson,
Bombayl sths Ganges, Nourse, from Caleuttal Cor
Demerara. =, ~ - j.. a. --.-- -
Ar at Constantinople 18th ult, Eddystone, Reed,
Alexandria T., land cid for Black Seal
sid I'm Geneo 18th ult, Frances, Kelley, Tor port
SID IN MarseIlies I7th ut, Jeddo, Wilson, for New
York. ll ~ fi'A't P.
Ar as Gibraltar 18th ult, Rochester, Patton, from
Cagliari. .lnIu
on do 14th, Gen Mcclellan, Leach, from Licata.
CID at Rotterdam 18th nit, Lyra, Nelson, for New
castle. li " 'te ii--'- .fA.-
IT- nFnd
fls rir4tIta .ea SPOKEN afII"
May 10, lat 10 ~ S, lon 80 f, barque ElwoOd Wal
ter, 43 days from Ceylon for London. ~ ..
May 20, lat SO n lon 40, was seen an Am barque,
showing a blue swallow-tan flag, with the letters
june q, lat Is "a, Ion 80 90, ship wesimoreland,
from Quebec for Liverpool r4 .r
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

COAL-Cumberland coal has declined so ~ ton
since our last report; stocks are now offered at
S11 5eg12s which cost the sellers $17 o. Behigh
Red and White Ash still delivered at retail for
So The lahorers In the eollieries Pottsve having
submitted to the reduction in their wages necessated
BY the fall in coal are at work. 1t is believed that
further reduction of wages viii be required to keep
the collieries in operation. The Pottsville Miners
Journal says; The demand is very limited and prices
have receded at New York by the boat load. After
paying commission the present prices viii not net the
operators over % 30 ton, which Is less than the
cost Of production at many of the coieries even at
reduced wages. these rates many Of the colieries
viii find it to their interest to stand idle and they will
do so IN preference to working at a loss.' ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

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