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DOMESTIC PORTS.

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NEW ORIEANS--1Ar nth, ships r C Winthrop,
Stewart, New York; Northampton, Morse, Boston:
PORT ROYAL, Sc = AT 14th, brig. Mary Cobb,
D GIa fslh Brig Mary Mariner Mariner charles
'Oi saALTrMoRE-cld 24th, brigs Harry, Knight, for
sid 18th. bIies Hattie, ard Forester.
81 AT 26th, briggs 7 W Driskos Coggins, Boston; Geo
Malonsy y,i st George, Ada Ames, iRIarstOn Rock,
Below, brig Nigretts, Rice tom Bangor. ?
CID 2sth, brig Martha Washington, blanchard for
PiiiiLADELPFHA-Ar2 Goth, schs Evelean Treat,
cid asth' baraSe winslow Nichols, Portland: brigs
Nellie Move, Bailey, and Alex Ailliken Haskell, for
NEW YoRK--Ar 7eth, barque Frsnces, Kelley,
Cardiff; sch Glenroy, from CALAIS. 20. Is. > h
u Ar 9th, ship Thornton, Wells, Liverpool.
Ar 9th, brig f Colhirst, Clark, Mansanlla; sch
j Carver Bunlrill, Rondout for Providence q
Cid 9th, ship Gen Mcclellan, Leach, Genoa; barks
Carlton, 1recartn, Turks Island; Diriga, Blair, st
Marks Thos Fletcher fsnSlstop, Ssyanppa1i brig
" NEWPORT-Ar 2eth, seEs GaIena, Mayo, I'm Fan
River for Bangor; Angsline. Dix. ROcksnd for Fall
''. FALL RrvER1Ar 2osh, sch Angelipe, INK, from
HOLINESS HoLE--Ar eth, barque Zotaf, earle,
Bangor foE Philadeplnas sch Aalabsr, WeishsiNew
In bort, baTSHe Dency; brig Lncolh webb; schs
III = f)uslling Mail, Sarah, Enira Rogers, Lady of
the Ocean, Porto Rico Alonzo Austin, Rising Sun,
Lucy & Nancy, Col EDDY, Hampton Belle, Rollins,
Ceres, Convoy, Jnly Fourth, Nevada, Willow, y Il
Crawford, Meafofd, Connecticut, Saml Mash, Gar
land and boundary. ~ ,isl - .iellt-. 9N 4.
BOSTON Mar 9th, schs 2 Richardson, Thompson,
inent, Kelley, J0nesboro; Highlander Began; Peru,
Dreamer, aiid ShaEmut, Higgins, I'm Bangor; New
zsep sss ss saSs A kGS6
and Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton, Portland; E G Bua--
Tid on hrig Anna II rrorrex Haslxell Ran1or.
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Sept Ia-dsd
~, pr i. HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu

Ei0R Weakness arising from Iudiscretion. The ex-
hausted powers Of Nature whichare aecornpan-
led BY 50 many alarming symptoms anon which
VIII be found lndispositiOn to ExertiDn Los Of Menu
DRY, Wakefnness, Horror Ct Disease, or Proceedings
OF EVIL IN tset Universal Lassitude Prostration,
ana inability to enter into the enjOa ments Of ETY.
me constitution ouee affected with Organic Redk-
INV gorate the y stem which Henbohrs Extract Blu
cha invariably does. If treatment is submitted TO-
consumption or Insanity ensues
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Ar 10Th, barque Acacia, Randolph, Bonaire. +
Cid 26th barquel Gertrude Creech, Havana schs
Harriet Newell, Gould, fu Philadelphia; Delaware,
Robinson, ThQmastons Mariel, Kaler, Waldoboro.
SL2yEESfEEAE 2ttn achg Nsfshsrn FERN Light
err Philadelphia for Saeo; Impress, Piston, NYork
for fortand Harriet Fuller, Upton, Boston for do
Banner, aA1bee, Calais for New Haven: Delaware,
Crockett Rockland for New York; Essex, Romer,
and Loochoo, Clark, Boston Cor FREMONT. ~
n Ar 18th, schs VIM + Borden, Hnckley, Albany for
Portland; @ Clark Cummings, Portland for Bal
timere boston, Gould, Freeport for Bogton.
Ar 18th, schs Matilda, Sawyer Boston ior North
haven; Sarah Gray, do for Frankfort.
q NEWBURYPORT-Ar 25th, schs SpeedBell, (oi
Newbinypcrt, late of Eastportl Jack1nan, Passport
Gen Kleber, Turner, Bangor; VIM G Eaaie. Thur.
low, Portland .is' .sa.i ffr -.f ..r1
PROFESSIONALISM 25th, sch Georgia. Gilchrist
Ehzabethport. ESQ isal sia ainisl. $3.50 81 .sif
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IL REL GRA APE
~ Eil g5ois5o9 TOTO THE----4--iN 89OHYfN
a g Evenly G9rP APERS.o q

Washington oorresDomde,sce.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 81.
4 Ina letter recently addressed by some of
the citizens of Charlottesville, Va, to Presi-
dent johnson, prompted by the difficulties
Which surround them in relation Ito the ap-
preaching congressional selection, they appeal
to himfor counsel and advices to the proper
course, being wholly unin formed as to Eheth-
en- the test oath viii probably be repealed or
nodified so as to admit Southern members.
;. They have thought it possible he might en-
Tighten them. Their main purpose IS "a bur
sue that course which win be most Ikelv to
sustain nm and his policy in the administra-
tlonrQf the Government ssassr-
The Attorney Gen to whom the letters was
referred, replies that he is instructed by the
PresidentAto say he has no means of knowing.
What Congress may do ins regard, to the oath
about Which they inquire, but L IS ig earnest es,I
wish that loyal and true men, to whom no OBJ
lection can be made, should be elected to Con-
gfeSS. sEG4sA s6&83 eS~'SFAks sk9JS0A
This, Mr.. Speed says, is not official, but sim
ply an expression of individual opinion and
wish.
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Hamhold,s Fluid Eztrant Rnchn

in affect ions peculiar to 'Feqaleso is unequalod by
any other preparation ash Chlorosis Retention,
Painfnlneas or suppression Of Customary Eyacua-
ions liberated or sch rrous State 9th Uterus and
all complaints ineidentto the sex whether arising
from habits ofdssipaticn, mprudsnce in or the de.
inc or change 0filfo N =
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HEMBoLD'S FLUID EXT. BUCHU
- AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH

Will radically exterminate from the system Diseases
arising iTom habits Of dissipation, at lit expense
little or no change in diet, neonyeni nee or expos
urei complete supersedinS those unpleasant and
DANCE Gus remedies, Copaya and Mercury in all
these diseases 'inI. -
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Use HeImbold's
FLTTD EYT'

In ali diseases Of these organs whether existip, in
Mae or Female, nom whatever cause originating,
taste and odor Dl1lsdatsiR action ard mere strength
eningt many Of The Preparations ofbark or ron.
Ihos sunerlns Ion broken Dawn or Delicate { on
situations, procure the remedy at &c.
The render must be aware that however slight NAV
6e the attack u the above diseases IL Is certain 10 az
All the above diseases require the aid Of diurelic
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Portland Mutual Fire Insurance
GOlln0l1r

THE ANNUAL MEETING of The Portland Mn
\ tual Fire Insurance Company for the cho ee
Of officers, win be held at their ONCE on MONDAY
October 2, at u o'clock P. NJ.
as son Per Order, .sfiuI
y .....i.f EDWARD SHAW,
Sept 12-dtd Secy.
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For Sale or TO Let.

EisA House occupied by the subscriber on the cor
k4,is ner of State and Deering SITS.
.AZasA. Inquire at No. Go Exchange ST.
.l1l JAMES ID FES5ENDEN.
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u-ssads bas ,a5go9 New York Sept. %.
We have Mexican adVices up to the It'll
INST, which show that the Liberals are still
s s;anantly holding out andilneetine with occa-
tant Liberal expedition il fittine out near Nat
a Af'0 as perhaps to attack that place.
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DY young man, situation for six months in
- retail dry go0tis or grocery store. Is ilexperi-
enced, but willing to work for q small compensation,
the main object being to gain knowledge OF the busi-
ness. Wages sufficient 10 pay board IA all chat Is ex-
pected Good retel enees to character and ability
can be given. Address, G. b., No. 81 Grove ST.
& Portland, Sept. %, 1Se5.-dlws
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Notice of ForecLos,,re-

WE subscriber hereby gives no ice, that on the
Il 18th day Of April A. d. 1894 ono Biichael Morse
late Of Cumberland, in the County Of Cumberland
and State OF Maine, deceased, conveyed IN mortgage
70 him, the subscriber, certain parcel OF land situ
ted on Great Cheleague Island, IN said Cumberland
and being the same T. At Joshua Y. Morse conveyed
TO the Subscriber, By decd dated February 23d 1872
and recorded IN Cumberland County Registry OF
Deeds, book l93, page z3o to which reference MAJ DO
had for description Of the promises. That the con-
dton Of said mortgage has been broken whereby tie
Subscriber claims orecosure OF the same and gives
this notice tor that purpose.
ialt aI,t u ll. DANIEL MORSE,
a-ft..t- BY his AtIyS. Holden q Peabody.
September %, 1866. 40wsw
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DIED.

In This city, sept 81, Rev Albert W Poole, aged %
~ ,EuneESl this friday afternoon at O'Clock,
a MnseF streets Relatives and friends are invited to
SEPT 2s, Gertrude Amelia, daarbter of ] " and
Passed away to '0A u "'i o.
WI. ...,u .Inose everlasting gardens
portal 81 0e-H u-'4A
Becomes immortaln
esF-The friends OF the family ana ~ e..,..4
School OF the Central Church, are invited IN ttend
the tune al services at the Central Church. on 81
day, at q O'Clock PM. - % VI
In Cape Elza5oth, Sept 2s Mr. John Pickett, aged
81 years. ~ iiit4i t-7Ilts' fiif tiE l77lf' -sN
I At Long Island, Sept Is, MIR Edward Doughty.
aged A years. IT.t- 7''
In San Francisco, Aug. 14th, John W. Beals, aged
Az years, formerly of Wiscassett Me.
az The funeral services Of the late Samuel NJ
Marston viii take place at 81 o'clock this Afternoon
az tne residence of his brother 119 Oxford street.
heiatives and friends are invited to attend.
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HALLS Rubber Emporium

is at 147Midds Street, where every variety of Rub
Ter Goods can be procured, at Manufacturers prices.
Their assortment OF, Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really emagHiacent. Juns2sti
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M n dalWraasPoKEN.

Aug 8. lat n, lon % w, ship Elizabeth Gushing,
Brown. from Akyab for England. +
= Aug & lat 8 N lon 20 w, ship Invncible, from New
York far san Francisco.t y y III fNIF4
Aug II, no lat, &c, ship Atlantic, Dinsmore, from
Aug 20 hat 81 ss, lon q 40 harqas R H knight
Leighton from New York for Cronstadt
Aug S0 lat 40 IS, lon 49, ship Robena Martin. from
Caftii7f for New York. esl ffr "a IN = -
Sept /, lat 10 N lon II W, ship Mary E Campbell.
Morse, from Cardiff for Calao.l ss'll D = 4 --Ff >
Sept 8, OF Holyhead, ship Polar Star, West, from
Liverpool for New York. ss7i.11. - n : -
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FOREIGN PORTS,

AT Calcutta A. g s., ahip Gov Langdon, Davis, fol-
New York, 1900 tons seed at Ssf; Templar, Nichols
AT 81 Patras 27th ult, barQue Jehu, Smith, Corfu,
land sid 3fst for Messina.l 4 ia
JAr at cette sth inst ship Sportsman, CHM, from
Cid az Malaga 4tt inst, barques Annie Eliridge,
Holmes, New York; 5th, Sician. Smith, do
Ar at Havre 1th Inst, ship A stalnler, Sampson,
Ar at london 18th inst, ship sazonviIle, Jordan.
Ga Hf. ship Mary Bangs, Bangs, for Cardiff and
Ar 81 aravesend ilth ship Old Colony, Berry, I'm
As sd shields 1Os ship Eastern star Given, for
7AFaSds 10Th ship Southern Right, Ross London
11th baTSue Ellen 3ss; sSsPard Hull Han.,..r n0
Callao.
Passed Gibraltar Sept l, ship Premier Adoeilyery,
Sid FIN Bonaire Sept I, brig Katahdin, Saunders,
Ar at 81 Jago l1th, brig Fannie Lincoln, Collins,
Boston.
a . I r. . q - ii mrrrIE
[Per steamer Cuba, at Boston.l Fl
Cid at liverpool 18th, Arthur White, Torrey, for
Mobile !; P seiades, Knowltons Riehibpcto. go =
Emit for ldg 18Th, Ella Thayer, Thompson, for New
: Of the South Foreland 14th, Masonic, Lampher,
ron on asngsSP fsS Ss1 hSna Arc Mcclure Que
Ar "a al Hui 18th. Annie W Palmer. slolaeld from
Enf ont at Newcastle 1871 Southern Rizht Ross,
AT shields ISth Henry IcI, Nichols, for BOs-
Sid I'M In Ardrossan i4t Advances Corning, Boston.
sS june "a Iizzis sonthnrd, Afbary, TIM
London; ,26th Eastward H !, Byran, New York.
D tArat sydney NSW' June %, Otago Thorndike,
Adelaide, land sailed July I for San Francisco).
q Cid at Melbourne June 81 Anglo Saxon, Crowell
Newcastle NSW; Gem of the Ocean, Pritchard, for
Hong Kong; 18th, Kearsarge, Baleh, Caertta.
Ar at Woosung July 49,, Nabob, Pettingll, New
ehwang: 18th, JW Seaver, Snow, dc. '
IA AZ ct Hong KSng July = Western Continent
4 Cid, Archer, cressey, Calcutta. y,s.t19 n
: Ar at Manila July q Astrea Norris, Melbourne;
Ocean Rover, Wlcomh, Hong Kong. ....slA r
Sid nm Calcutta July Is, c A Littlefeld, Nichols,
SD a Madras Aug s, Young Mechanic, AroIOon,
J Ar at Gale July 81 Sardinia, Nelson. I'm Bombay;
iAngl Speedwe1, Cooper, Gibraltar. ABft n
Sid Aug 3, Annie Sise, Shields, Calcutta. i
At ct sinon's Bay Aug Golden Horn, Rice, nom
. Ar at st Helena Aug 10 Crescent City. Elwell, I'm
Bassein land sailed 18th for Falmouth.) IL
y Sla I'm Marseiiles l2tls' Marathon, Crowley, TOR
AZ at Gibraltar 7thinst, Ionic, knowles. tom New
WA ,sssiaaasU "a = biea d
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ITO PRINTERS. For SALE the old established
Il Printing ONCE, situated at 81 Cornhill, Boston,
IN good running order, and having large amount Of
regular work. There are two double-melum Adams
presses and one medium do, all In tirst-rate cond-
ton. The composition room is well stocked with all
the modern cut book types. This oilers a splendid
chance tor Que or two young men to engage in safe
and profitable business, with small capital. Terms
easy. Apply, Immediately, TO DAKlN a. MET
CALF, 81 Cornhin, Boston, Mass. sept29d3t
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~ Aperieap and English trayeiSrs are
warned by the European journals tbot tbis 4.
the worst time to visit Italy and the ,Bast be-
cause Of the cholera. A thirty DAYS, 'o,,oron-
tine in a filthy Mediterranean lazaret ss s;+,,
nothing but cold food 70 eat, and only verrnin
furnished gratis is as bad as the .veritable.
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gss.sa Stock f.,.,,. !
MARRIED.

In Belfast Sept Q, VIVA N Crosby, Of Searsport AMI,
Mrs Betsey Felker, Of Brooks. ,
In Belfast, Septs, Benson Weed, of Knox. and
Amanda NJ Adams, of Eincolnville, - re't anu
In Liberty, Sept 3, Andrew j, Dnnton and sarah
In Islesbor0, Sept 10, Capt VIM Adams and Mary
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The First National Bank
nu-p0prr Nn b.

THE Capital of the Bank viii be increased in tho
sum Of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol
/ lars 1870, 000l. nDitiale laI i. islf TAD N
Subscriptions viii be received only from present
stockholders until October LIST, next. s..s.Es T.
Interest will be paid until january 1st 1Se6 when
the new stock will rank with the old
Twenty-Five per cent. must be paid in at the date
of the subscription, and the balance must be COM
pleted before January next.
4 ID, 49, 8, WIN. EDw. GOULD Cashier. i
Z Portland, Sept sth, 1866. sept0ed1m Z
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"A Fact Worth Knowing, p
THAT Rubber Goods can be repaired In aaneat and
substantial manner atrTallI ID
~ -oses HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM !
ju1y21sntf 147 Middle st. q
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RINMoY.A,l.LLI.!

8 r MRS. Ok. LOBBY a
Has removed her stock of Millinery to rooms oven
her old Store, No. Free Street Block, whore she Ii
prepared to receive her customers.
Portland, Sept III 1882 ss Ss1 az swedthsnsQdtf
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New Advertisements.
Dissertation of Copart,aership

sHE copa-tnership heretofore existing under the
2tL& HE ~ ~ ~
, = Chase, Iatt1eneld e Coz
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bust
ness Of the concern will be settled by either partner
at tho old stand 175 Middle St. -
Having sold. our stock ofHARDWARE to Mess lS
KING &9DtaXTER, we take pleasure IN recon
mendfng them 10 our friends and T. erner
ID. ID. CHASE, =
- I'll 4 VI ff #. H. LITTi4taffIldELD' q
z Portland Sept. 22s 1866. III lsepzgeow
p TAINTED.
BOARD for lady and two children In private
ID ianily.a = - T. ~ .ooso--.
Address p o. Box 1898 sepz9uS""
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Summer 1bsentees, .froa thereby returning
: home-hotels thronged-cost of lping n
Nesc York-1he stock dealers icelcome the
81 faOBied men homeless tendency to stock
speculction--More disposition for Industrial
yestments-Nevada ssiEcer-nliiaing zNeac
literary and political joaraals in Mem York.
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9onGKu~GI dill
js3la Ill viz
IA 71NASwaaIv0s~,t5 i8IssIr4i, ! I s,I,IT I n

~ > WANsNVA UEoLR1I1N Hz451t = ~ ~
Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-'
lshsd the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye Is
the best in the world. tits the cheapest, the most
reliable, and most convenient Complete IN one bot
tie. Does require any previous preparation Of the
hair No trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub off or makes the hair appear dusty and dead bun
I mparts to It new life and lustrc. Produces beauti-
full black or brown, as preferred. Actfld apply
iy it, Always give satisfaction. Only 70 cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATTHEW'S, Manu-
Hcturer, N. Y,,fE sfE'TEX a ~
pEMAs BARNES. & Cos New York, Wholesale
Agents. may12eod1y
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8,i.5 aft.v 5s Thursaiay, September IS.
ys.f.54, a s-Iei ARRIVED, liIlr llf Ii
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston Tor
PASSPORT and st John NIB.
~ Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston. IN
u revenue steamer Mahoning, w Webster, EastpOrt
+ Baroue Mary Z Libby, Libby, ew York., "a
Sch Rosannah Rose, Burgess, Elizabethport.
sch Constitution, Harnln, Deer Isle.
So. s ~ CLEARED. .,os ,4.1t1
Brig Amos NJ Roberts, DOalz, cardenas-A L Hob
son. ~, .lis- 7at.i rlltuia5 d |slrsp7fa nn ILL
SAILED-Barque Norton Slower, towed out.
Ala sch Gen Knox 225 TONS, built at Thonaston in
1860, was recently for s11oOo. o4f' n.h 7ii b.
The Chairman Of the Lighthouse Board gives NO
tice that new Lighthouse has been erected at Boyar
Point entrance to GalvestonB say, Texas, nom which
xed white ljaht Of the 9TH order is now exhibited
Also a new tower on the North end OF Brazos Island
from which fixed white light OF the 9TH order Is now
exhibited. . ~ ~ i'- f'f
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ids PECT1L NoTTCEs.
I GREAT FIRE RE IN L AUGUSTA.
IAtausrA. NE. ]ss, a,pt.... "a. 1ssS

-. !. ~ AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept, 22d, 1866
Id 1geats or Talsatiss Bstlsr,s F1s PROOF SAFES,
Instant conhagration visited our city, destroying
destruction has been complete, and our city is now
mass Of ruins Our pluck and enerqywere rreserved
The fire stands unparalleled in the history Of Maine
We, in common with ouTmerchants, suffered in the
fiery ordeal Our store, which was Il tie Freernar's
National Bank Building, was early destroyed. Our
citizens have suffered exceedingly from defective Safes
nearly all having been taken from the ruins utterly
worthless, with the entire contents destroyed. We
rejoice e. ipiSEm you that our SAFE atl9qgh rot re-
10th, came out in good order and c9rdition; The
we can Ills to enclose an order
for new one Of your make. We de ire No. s, and
would Like il made eS soon Is possible; MA
3. GRO. +. POTfER Il co.
Some thirty Safes Of different makes were tested in
this fire. the contents of which, with one or two ex-
ceptons, were entirely deshobsd Here an excellent
opportunity is Afforded Of least for the business men
of this State, to ascertain whether Che Safes they are
using, and 80 highly recommended by the Makers
really fire proof not. Parties who are DESTROYS
of learning the particulars can do SO by addressing
the fellowing whtsh y 0piya small the bust
men in Augusta who have met with gerry serious
loss by placing confidence in Safes which they had
recently purchased III Boston, and which they had
reason 70 believe were re NY IRE proQ; afessrs. Vose
g Harley; Seth E. Beede, ESQ.,; Joseph III Manly,
EsQs PsF sSanborn, Esq. also Mr. 0sgood, Agent
for Eastern Express Co. Remember, gentlemen that
the 4lssm Patent Fire Proof Safe, manufactured BY
Valentine Butler, Of New York, has been tested in
over tsee Asdred and Jsy accidstal fires item Of
which have occurred Eitiinth the past year. ieitoat
single alare. Second hand Safes taken in exchange.
References to nearly one hundred bushes men in
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Third Mortgage Observation-Disclosures
1 '.- cO0Of1I II, II. Co,

TTHE Third Mortgage Of the Androscoggin Rail-
Il road Company 70 Seth May and ais. IN trust has
been reclosed. new corporation has been organ
road Company. Holsiers Of Bonds and Coupons Sc
cured by said mortgage, are hereby requested pre-
sent them TO the subscriber ut his once in Por land
and receive therefor Certificates Of Stock in the Leeds
and Pennington Railroad Company In accordance
" 7''''T IfT' JABEz c. wooDMAN,
Treasurer Of the Leeds and Pennington Railroad Co.
Sept Is, 1866. sep2edG view
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DIR. TIBBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL, HAIR. RE-
-GENEHATOR,s THE MOST WONDERFUL D1scoy-
ERY OF THE AGE, will positively restore Gray Hair
to color whether black, brewnor auburn,
and being delightful dressing, it mparts to it q
beautiful and healthy appearsnee 1t VIII also
the glonds or roots aesnot : and eec-
tpally remove al dandruf itching and hunors from
the SCALP II Is warranted to produce the above re-
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srEAMERs

Miniatnre Almanac ..,,september go.
Sun sets J. ...,...5 .45 High water b.45 PM
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- $50 sPfcprietofs, Manchester, n; II:
NJ. ". Agent for Portland Sod
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SiTafSa 10 bnid gia 10 sasg ii slG not Il ~
.ssL9o sssrq yiisd oil u tiss
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Horse St,oo,ed

H'NOM the subscriber, on the 2sth, sorrel Horse
~ with light main and tail Whoever win leave
any information at the blacksmith shop Of Mr. o.
Melnlre on Preble Street will be suitably rewarded
Portland, Sept. %. dse A. AiSSf'
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.PoRT OF PoRTLAxp.

MARIN EN- EWS
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80 We shall n not forget the. dead but We can
and may rejoice with gratitude and praise
0that Etheir0cpstlg sacrifice lNas not MAIDS in
vain-7thst the cause they leyeatand died for
has triuFFaaphed, that amid the, many blessings
which crown thefuitAll year. we are able to
r erzalaa rata
y, dear-bouglt Peace. Aias eal.d .asgnses saA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-29

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The colored Tennessean., 1865-08-12
2ND DAY.-MORNING SESSION.

The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment, and opened with prayer from the Rev.
Mr.. Garter. The President in the chair.
The minutes Of the preceding sessions were
read and approved
The Committee on Credentials not having
reported, on motion of Mr. Watkins, the
President appointed James Chavons as Mar
shal of the Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Watkins, the President
The colored Tennessean., 1865-08-12

SECOND Day. AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called to order, Presi-
dent in the chair, and after prayer, the Dele
gates names were called, and the Convention
declared fully organized. The following is a
full list of members